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President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – May 2018
Kanpai! I am sipping pink sake as I write and look at my photos of cherry blossoms. My attempt at Hanami. Hanami is a traditional Japanese custom of taking time to view and enjoy the exquisite beauty of sakura (cherry tree) blossoms. The tradition is believed to have started in the late 8th century,... Read More
Join us on April 18, 2018 for National Canadian Film Day
Join the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association (GVJCCA) and the National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC) for a free screening at Tonari Gumi in Vancouver. GVJCCA and NAJC are hosting the films, The Breadwinner and Meditation Park, as part of the National Canadian Film Day on Wednesday, April 18th starting at 6:30 p.m.... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – April 2018
Spring is officially here. Although, looking at the weather in some communities around the province you would be forgiven for thinking it’s still winter. We had our annual general meeting on Saturday, March 24 and it was snowing in Burnaby, but it was mostly wet slush. Our blossoms survived. The board looks... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – March 2018
Lots of work goes into producing the Bulletin Geppo. Before managing editor John Endo Greenaway puts it all together, Japanese editors Sleepless Kao (aka Kao Kasai) and Kazuho Yamamoto are working on the Japanese section, Advertising Manager Anne Jew is working with our advertisers, and Administrative Assistant Mitsuyo Okamoto is receiving the information... Read More
Discover the Stories of Japanese Canadians in Surrey Film Launch
Sunday, March 4 2-4 p.m. Surrey City Centre Library 10350 University Drive, Surrey Join us for the launch of the short film, Discover the Stories of Japanese Canadians in Surrey. The film captured some highlights of last year’s event when we heard and shared the stories of the early settlers who came from Japan... Read More
Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association (GVJCCA) Annual General Meeting
Saturday, March 24, 2018 at 2 p.m. Tsubaki Room – Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, 6688 Southoaks Crescent, Burnaby, BC If you would like an opportunity to connect with our vibrant community, help preserve and share our Japanese Canadian history, and advocate for social justice, join us for this annual review of the... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – February 2018
I don’t make New Year’s resolutions. February is usually when people’s interest starts to wane and that impossible regime of a restrictive diet or drill sergeant workout cannot be maintained. Not to say that making better life choices isn’t a good thing, I just think the pressure of a New Year’s resolution is setting... Read More
GVJCCA 2018 Photo Contest
The Bulletin / Geppo around the World in 2018! Take your copy of The Bulletin / Geppo with you on your travels and snap a photo of you and The Bulletin / Geppo. See below for the sample photo of the GVJCCA prez when she was in Japan. We’ll publish some of our favourites during... Read More
4th Annual GVJCCA Community Bowl-a-thon on February 25, 2018
Join us at the 4th Annual GVJCCA Community Bowl-a-thon on Sunday, February 25, 2018. The Bowl-a-thon is a fundraiser, and it’s also an opportunity for members of the Japanese Canadian community and other communities and families and friends to come together and have some fun. We are raising funds to keep producing the high... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – January 2018
Happy New Year! We bid farewell to 2017, with our traditional eating of Toshikoshi noodle soup on New Year’s Eve, and then eating Osechi Ryori, special Japanese food, on New Year’s Day. The holidays are a time for gathering and eating with family, friends, and loved ones. It’s also a special time for... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – December 2017
December is here in a blink of an eye. 2017 was another busy year, especially with our events commemorating the 75th anniversary of the internment of Canadians of Japanese ancestry. We did our unique walking tour of the Powell Street area, sharing stories of workers and personal connections, including Grace Eiko Thomson’s recollections of... Read More
GVJCCA Film Festival
Please join us for the Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association Film Festival. Saturday, November 25 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. 42 W 8th Ave #101, Vancouver (Tonari Gumi) We will be showing three films which share the history of Japanese Canadians and Japanese Americans. The films include the feature film, The Vancouver Asahi,... Read More
GVJCCA Legacy of Redress Forum on November 19
Greater Vancouver JCCA Legacy of Redress Forum Sun, Nov 19, 2017 from 2 to 4:30 pm Peter Kaye Room, Vancouver Public Library Central Branch 350 W. Georgia Street 75 years ago, 22,000 Canadians of Japanese ancestry were labelled enemy aliens, and forcibly removed from the BC coast in 1942. Join us for this free... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – November 2017
It seems like winter is approaching fast with grey days and rain, and Christmas items in the stores since September. I’m not ready for Christmas, but I have put the winter tires on my car. I know the Farmers’ Almanac is predicting a slightly warmer winter. However, it doesn’t mean we won’t get precipitation... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – October 2017
The rain has arrived, and there is a chill in the morning. Now, we start the transition from summer to fall. It’s also the time for giving thanks. I am thankful for the love of family, and cherish the time I had with those who are gone. The good memories are what will comfort... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – August 2017
I am trying to write, but I am distracted by the night sky. It has an odd brown pink tinge. My windows are open and it doesn’t smell smoky, but something is tickling my throat, and I am starting to cough. Even though I am about 400 kilometers from the wildfires, the smoke has... Read More
Annual GVJCCA Wild Salmon BBQ, Musubi Food Booth, and Community Photo Booth
Join us at our annual GVJCCA Wild Salmon BBQ & Musubi SPAM Sushi Booth, and our Community Photo Booth at the 41st Powell Street Festival. You can enjoy a delicious fresh salmon dinner with rice and salad, and Musubi (sweet and salty grilled pork on sushi rice and wrapped with nori (seaweed)) at our... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – July 2017
I was asked what I love about Canada. I adore our home and native land, majestic mountains, rain forest, pristine water, and northern lights, but we are more than our amazing nature. My love for our country is really about the people. From First Peoples to Settlers, our diversity is what defines us and... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – June 2017
Asian Heritage Month events filled up our calendar for May. It was especially significant this year, because it is the 75th anniversary of the internment or as some of us are calling it, the incarceration. Words are powerful, and the government used many euphemisms to soften the harsh reality faced by 22,000 children, women,... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – May 2017
The sakura (Japanese cherry blossoms) started to appear last month. They seemed to be a bit late like much of our Spring weather. Our harsh winter weather is starting to float from our memories just like the cherry blossom petals that filled our skies and then covered our streets. I hope you were able... Read More
President Lorene Oikawa’s Message – April 2017
I come from a line of strong women. The men were bold in their endeavours such as the brothers who came from Japan in the 1800’s, and two of the brothers would settle in Cumberland on Vancouver Island. This was the Canadian beginning of my family on my mother’s side. My maternal grandfather worked... Read MorePresident’s Message – March 2017
More snow is forecast for Vancouver. No, you aren’t seeing things. Hopefully by the time you are reading this, the snow will have melted. I know that isn’t the case for the rest of the province or our country, but we’re just not used to snow in Vancouver. Despite what you saw on the... Read MorePresident’s Message – February 2017
I’m feeling the urge to knit. No, it’s not because of the freakish cold weather we’ve been having. It’s the amazing photos of women (and men) in pink pussy hats from around the world and in Vancouver, too. Last month’s Women’s March was a fabulous visual of the power we have when we join... Read More
JCCA Keirokai – January 21, 2017
JCCA Keirokai is our annual celebration to respect our elders. “Kei” is Japanese for honour or respect and “ro” refers to elders, and this annual event is our way to pay tribute to the seniors in our community. Saturday, January 21, 2017 – 1 to 4 p.m. Nikkei Centre, 6688 Southoaks Crescent A special... Read MorePresident’s Message – January 2017
Happy New Year! Akemashite omedetou gozaimasu! I am a yonsei, fourth generation Japanese Canadian, and my family’s Christmas dinner is similar to most Canadians celebrating Christmas. The turkey roasting in the oven for hours. Our feast includes turkey, stuffing, cranberry sauce, brussels sprouts, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, vegetables, and salads for supper. New Year’s... Read More
NAJC Statement – U.S. Election and Racist Acts in Canada
The National Association of Japanese Canadians (NAJC) and Japanese Canadians join with Japanese Americans and allies who are denouncing the racist acts and rhetoric following the US election. The election of Donald Trump appears to have emboldened many to speak and act on their belief that differences in race, ethnicity, and religion are to... Read MorePresident’s Message December 2016
The results of the presidential election in the USA were shocking to everyone including, I think, the president-elect. The political pundits have been providing their versions of an analysis, but one thing is clear to me, we must stand together and call out the racist attacks and raise our voices against discrimination and hateful... Read More
Over 270 Submissions for Japanese Canadian Historic Places
Thank you for speaking up and submitting nominations for Japanese Canadian historic places. The deadline was November 30. Heritage BC reports that over 270 submissions were received and will be reviewed. We will keep you posted as we receive information. Speaking out about our collective concern about the short timeline for the nominations for... Read More
President’s Message November 2016
I was putting the first tray of lemon meringue tarts into the oven when I glanced at my phone. There was a voice mail message. I checked it and it was from April Shimizu, one of the GVJCCA Board Directors. April is the amazing organizer of our volunteer appreciation party. Her message said that... Read More
Media Release: Japanese Canadian Community Organizes so History is Not Forgotten
Vancouver, BC: Japanese Canadian community organizations and individuals have joined together and launched a Facebook page, JC Sites BC, in response to a provincial government call for nominations for historically significant Japanese Canadian places. Greater Vancouver Japanese Canadian Citizens’ Association (GVJCCA) president Lorene Oikawa says, “We want to ensure as many people as... Read More
GVJCCA Legacy of Redress Forum: What it means to be Muslim in Canada today.
The GVJCCA Human Rights Committee is presenting another Legacy of Redress Forum sharing the perspective of what it means to be Muslim in Canada today. Guest speakers are Itrath Syed, PhD Candidate of School of Communication at SFU and teacher of Women’s Studies, Langara College, and Hasan Alam, a lawyer working on civil rights and community... Read More
President’s Message October 2016
By Lorene Oikawa And the award for outstanding volunteers goes to… Our GVJCCA volunteers. Yes, we really appreciate you! Thank you again for all your talents and time to support the GVJCCA including helping with the monthly mail out of The Bulletin Geppo magazine and translation, all your work at our annual wild salmon... Read More
President’s Message September 2016
by Lorene Oikawa The long, hot days of summer are transitioning into preparation for back-to-school and the routine of fall. We say it every year, but it does seem as if time is flying by. We were fortunate to have three wonderful, talented summer students, Xavier Bryant, Eleanor Panno, and Nathan Yeo, who put... Read More
Media Release: Recognition of Japanese Canadian Historic Sites
Recognition of Japanese Canadian Historic Sites ***Heritage BC has extended the nominations deadline to November 30, 2016*** Aug. 22, 2016 For IMMEDIATE RELEASE What historic places in B.C.’s Japanese Canadian history do you feel should be recognized as significant for future generations? The Japanese Canadian community wants your input!On July 7th, 2016, Heritage BC announced... Read More
President’s Message August 2016
by Lorene Oikawa Long summer days mean feasting on the local crops of fruit and vegetables. I’ve been enjoying blueberries and am hoping to get out to a local farm for some blackberries, sweet corn, and maybe some late strawberries. It’s also about this time of year when I start to experience intense cravings... Read More
Honouring Our People Book Launch
by Lorene Oikawa It turned out to be a nice day. Sometimes when the weather is too good, it discourages people from attending indoor events. That wasn’t the case with the GVJCCA Honouring Our People book launch. The room was packed with about 60 people including about 15 storytellers and another three who were... Read More
President’s Message July 2016
by Lorene Oikawa The Asian Canadian community came out to the 20th Anniversary explorASIAN gala on June 11th to celebrate the success of this year’s Vancouver Asian Heritage Month events. The Vancouver Asian Heritage Month Society which is the organization behind explorASIAN hosted a wonderful evening to honour the Japanese Canadian community. Three of... Read More
GVJCCA invites you to the Hiroshima – Vancouver Peace Concert
Please join us on Tuesday, August 9, from 7 pm to 8:30 pm for the Hiroshima – Vancouver Peace Concert at Nikkei National Museum and Cultural Centre 6688 Southoaks, Burnaby, BC, featuring special guests from Japan who will be performing traditional Japanese court music, classical dancing, singing, and a demonstration of Aikido. The concert is... Read More
NAJC – GVJCCA In Solidarity with the LGBTQ2 Community
As Pride parades and events are underway, many are taking the opportunity to pay tribute to the victims of the Orlando shooting. The signs say “never forget” and some list the names of the 49 who lost their lives in the horrific shooting at Latinx Night at the gay nightclub in Florida. The National... Read More
President’s Message June 2016
by Lorene Oikawa I flip through the pages of the book and some quotes catch my eye. “Mom worked tirelessly well into the wee hours of the night and we would all be fast asleep. In the winter she would ensure that there was enough wood in the heater to last till the morning.”... Read More