Momiji celebrates its volunteers for National volunteer week
Enemy Lines: Artist Mayumi Lashbrook explores how fear can divide humanity
Revealing layers within: Miya Turnbull and Shion Skye Carter on cross-disciplinary collaboration
The exceptional ones: Grappling with use of Emergencies Act
Japonica goes digital: Momiji Health Care Society's innovative approach to fundraising
Artist Emmie Tsumura's Powell Street Festival poster design wins international communication award
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
05 Sep 2013
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By Matthew O'Mara Objection! While some video game film adaptations are great this one needed to take a few steps back from its source material. Ace Attorney (逆転裁判 Gyakuten Saiban, "Turnabout Trial") is the story of defense attorney Pheonix Wright's journey from being an apprentice to becoming...
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27 Aug 2013
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By Kaori Fujishima Artists who practice Batik are a rare find in Toronto, but for Sayaka Miwa, a dyeing artist, she works with this art form everyday. Batik is a technique used to dye fabrics. Melted candle wax is put on a fabric such as cotton and silk with a brush or a spray gun. Next dyestuffs...
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Posted by nikkeivoice By Matthew O'Mara A snake curls through the upper halls of the Art Gallery of Ontario. Summer camps - some with younger and some older students - idly walk by looking up and pointing to the installation that winds its way towards Ai WeiWei's new exhibit at the gallery. Made from 883 backpacks,...
Read more → 13 Aug 2013
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By Kaori Fujishima and Riku Kaneko While Montreal's Otakuthon might be well known for anime, manga, and cosplay, it's also known for its exhibition of traditional Japanese fashion. The Kimono Fashion Show is run by a group of Montreal-based fashion community members from Pointe à Callière Museum....
Read more → 08 Aug 2013
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By Norm Ibuki I received a phone message from my nisei Aunt Lorna in Barrie, ON: “Norman: I just saw a news report on CTV news about a group of students from Malvern Collegiate in Toronto who are going to Japan to see the 3/11 disaster zone. The Japanese Consul-General, Eiji Yamamoto, says that...
Read more → 06 Aug 2013
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Once a year, Japanese lanterns flow down the Gull River in Minden, Ontario. Since 2010, the township in Northern Ontario has hosted the Festival of the August Moon. Local residents and visitors paint Japanese lanterns to let them flow down a scenic river that runs through the town. It's a celebration...
Read more → 02 Aug 2013
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By Kent Wilson Sooner or later every politician has to take sides. Even the craftiest consensus-broker has to stick his or her neck out and ruffle some feathers once in a while. That's the curse of politics. Damned if you do, damned if you don't. It's a strange fact that even the most thoughtfully...
Read more → 29 Jul 2013
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By Miki Nomura and Mizuki Ogi Yonge-Dundas Square -- Under blue skies and a calm breeze, Matsuri, Toronto's first Japanese Summer Festival organized by Kurakake Company, was held in downtown Toronto. There were vendors from both the Japanese community and Toronto's many Japanese restaurants...
Read more → 24 Jul 2013
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By Matthew O'Mara Seats were hard to come by at this year’s Toronto Japanese Film Festival, which saw over 5,000 in total attendance. Alongside special performances and demonstrations of taiko, tea ceremonies, and sword cutting, this year’s expanded festival exceeded viewers’ expectations. One...
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