Treasures from the Nikkei National Museum: Roy Matsui at Angler
Shapes in Between: New retrospective of artist Norman Takeuchi at the Ottawa Art Gallery
Finding Forgiveness: Director Stafford Arima on bringing the award-winning memoir to the stage
Plan 75 finds slivers of light in the darkness
Mindfulness in the city: The language of love
Landscapes of Injustice receives top research award
Mindfulness in the city: Cabbage rolls for comfort
Artists Annie Sumi and Brian Kobayakawa explore family history, identity, and culture through music
Treasures from the Nikkei National Museum: Shuichi Kusaka Memorial Fund Brochure
Behind the mask: Multi-disciplinary artist Miya Turnbull's Inward, Outwards
22 Oct 2015
Posted by Gil Asakawa 
Gil Asakawa in Tokyo in the early 1960s, living out his cowboy dreams like any American kid, except he was in the land of the samurai. Photo courtesy: Gil Asakawa Facebook was just getting started when the book was originally published, and frankly, Asians have found our voice and carved out a significant...
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20 Oct 2015
Posted by Matthew O'Mara 
Justin Trudeau, pictured here, is the 23rd prime minster of Canada. Photo courtesy: Party website Last night, the Liberal party won a majority government with 184 seats. It was a stunning victory for the party that fell to just 34 sates in the 2011 election. In a speech following the win, Trudeau...
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Posted by Hiroki Kitani 
Takashi Miike has long had a focus on yakuza in his films, but his latest takes this focus onto a more fantastical scale with vampires and demons. Photo by: Matthew O'Mara Some films are thoughtful and beautiful while others are dynamic and wondrous, and then there are the zany and crazy films like...
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Posted by Hiroki Kitani London mayor Boris Jonson, pictured here, knocked down a 10-year-old in the street rugby match, but the mayor and student shook hands after. Photo courtesy: WMC During a game of touch rugby in Tokyo, Johnson accidentally cannoned against 10-year-old Toki Sekiguchi and they fell down on the little...
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Posted by Riku Kawahara 
An image of the reactors at the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant. Photo courtesy: WMC Kyushu Electric Power Company said it restarted the No.2 reactor at the Sendai Nuclear Power Plant, located in Kagoshima prefecture, on Japan’s southern island of Kyushu. The two reactors were built in 1985 and 1986,...
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Posted by Frank Moritsugu 
I sat on a bench at Maryvale Park to watch the last few innings of the 2015 slopitch season. One thing that quite impressed me was how these playing oldsters were so into it. Photo courtesy: Pixabay I’ll never forget when Woody Herman’s version of ’Tis Autumn came out in the early 1940s....
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Posted by nikkeivoice 
Miss Hokusai from Production I.G. tells the untold story of a Japanese artist's daughter whose work has largely gone uncredited for her entire life. Photo courtesy: WMC By: Hiroki Kitani and Riku Kawahara Films by East, South and Southeast Asian artists in Canada, the U.S., Asia and all over...
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Posted by Hiroki Kitani 
Ichiro Suzuki, 41, seen here at a batting practice with the Miami Marlins, will celebrate his 42nd birthday on October 22nd. Photo courtesy: Dr. Jonathan Eto. Suzuki's contract comes with a $2 million option for 2017, which means he could be sent down to the minor leagues to play, according to Jon Heyman...
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Posted by Riku Kawahara 
Devin Setoguchi at a press conference before the tryouts for the Maple Leafs. Photo by: Jonathan Eto In late September, Setoguchi was invited to try outs for the Toronto Maple Leafs, but he didn't make the team. Disappointed with the results, he began looking elsewhere for opportunities in professional-level...
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Posted by nikkeivoice 
Daasuke, seen here, set his home on fire after using a oil-based lighter. Photo courtesy: Screenshot By: Hiroki Kitani and Riku Kawahara Fire extinguishers at one point were selling at 140 times more than normal and still rank the highest in the Home and Kitchen category following the original...
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