The Nikkei Centre in Burnaby, BC, works with Japanese Canadian history, heritage, and culture to create a vibrant community.
The Nikkei Centre in Burnaby, BC, works with Japanese Canadian history, heritage, and culture to create a vibrant community.
A traditional Japanese art that restores broken pottery, kintsugi can sometimes mend more than the pieces it puts back together.
Ancora Waterfront Dining and Patio offers Peruvian and Japanese fusion cuisine using sustainably-sourced seafood.
Pacific Rim Magazine staff takes on the Giga Dragon eating challenge at Ramen Takanotsume in Vancouver’s West End.
Expensive studio rent in large cities makes artists come up with creative solutions in both design and concept.
Death threats have not deterred a scientist from reporting data about negligible Fukushima radiation on the BC coast.
The nations of the Pacific Rim have a rich history of producing films that are recognized and beloved around the world.
The blending of Japanese comfort food and Western cuisine results in an innovative culinary adventure for Vancouver diners.
With short recruitment periods and a strict etiquette to follow for young Japanese people looking for work, the job hunt can be a stressful period in their life and can even lead to thoughts of suicide.
Vancouver audiences welcome experimental plays by local Japanese theatre companies.
Fears of radioactive contamination remain as Fukushima attempts to rebuild.
Cosplay – the act of dressing up as a character from popular culture – has worldwide popularity.
Historic Joy Kogawa House builds community through its writer-in-residence program.
Japan 2012: one year after the disaster and the clean-up effort continues.
Uncovering the pivotal role of the Japanese in B.C.’s logging industry.
Numata and Port Hardy: a tale of two towns and their kinship.
