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Suzu Hirose shines in two films coming to Canada this autumn
24 Jul 2013
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By Dwight Wakabayashi TORONTO - The 2013 Japanese Canadian Baseball League season is in full swing down on the diamond at Greenwood Park, and the season has had its full share of surprises throughout the league. The most exciting news of the off-season was the addition of a seventh team to the long-time...
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24 Jul 2013
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By Kent Wilson Okay, you’re looking for a mold. But not just any mold. And by mold I mean fungi. So what exactly are good qualities in a mold? (And why are you looking for mold? Fair question. Read on.) Here’s what you need. You need a mold that’s fast growing. Rapid, fibrous...
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By Elizabeth Yuriko Fujita For almost 35 years, Mikado offered diners in Toronto a taste of ‘authentic’ Japan. A restaurant specializing in everything from donburi (rice bowls), to sushi, to mikan pie dessert – tucked away in the midst of what was once industrial East York – welcomed customers...
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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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By Scott Kawaguchi TORONTO – In only their second full day on Canadian soil, the 24 Grade 10 and 11 students from Seiwa Gakuen high school in Sendai, Japan showed no ill effects of their travels as they delivered an energetic presentation to the crowd gathered at Toronto’s Japan Foundation on March...
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