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The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Mary Kitagawa who is an educator, human rights crusader, and Order of BC recipient.  Who inspires you to fight for justice? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources TAIKEN Series: Our Elders, Our Stories Landscapes of Injustice, Narrative site Keiko Mary Kitagawa, O.B.C. – UBC Vancouver 2020 Honorary Degree Recipient This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Margaret Lyons who broke down many barriers for Japanese Canadian women with her successful career in broadcast journalism.  Let us know who inspires you.  Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Margaret Lyons’ autobiography in Nikkei Images This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Japanese Canadian historian Midge Ayukawa. Let us know who inspires you.  Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Ohanashi Stories of Our Elders -  Midge Ayukawa Midge Ayukawa Collection Hiroshima Immigrants in Canada, 1891-1941 This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Marie Katsuno who was one of almost 4000 Japanese Canadians deported to Japan after the Second World War. Do you have relatives who live in Japan? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Ohanashi Stories of Our Elders -  Marie Katsuno Marie Katsuno Collection This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Shizuye Takashima, artist and author of A Child in Prison Camp. Who is your favorite Nikkei artist? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources A Child in Prison Camp as well as the Gendai gallery exhibition catalogue, Learning to See: Shizuye Takashima in Retrospect are available in the Nikkei National Museum shop. Visit us in person or place an order online. Shizuye Takashima Collection This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Hide Hyodo Shimizu, an activist and teacher. Do you have a favourite Japanese Canadian activist? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Video: 1936 scrapbook from the Hide Hyodo Shimizu collection - Treasures from the Vault, episode 4 Hide Hyodo Shimizu collection This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Muriel Kitagawa, an eloquent voice for the Canada-born nisei generation. Muriel’s book This is My Own is available at the Nikkei National Museum shop in-person or by ordering online.  Do you have a favorite Japanese Canadian writer or book? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Video: The New Canadian Newspaper - Treasures from the Vault, episode 3 Ed and Muriel Kitagawa Collection This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Hanako Sato, who immigrated to Canada in 1921 to teach at the Vancouver Japanese Language School.  Who was your favorite teacher? Share your thoughts on social media and tag us. Facebook @NNMCC Twitter @nikkeimuse Instagram @nikkeimuseum Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Vancouver Japanese Language School & Japanese Hall Nikkei Stories video Tsutae and Hanako Sato fonds Centennial memories : Vancouver Japanese language school and Japanese hall, 1906-2006 out of print This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Kinori Oka (née Shinohara) who arrived in Canada as a picture bride. If you are listening to this podcast at the time of release you may like to check out an event all about picture brides on August 11, 2021. https://centre.nikkeiplace.org/events/picture-brides-2021/ Do you know anyone who was a picture bride? Send us an email to [email protected]. Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources PICTURE BRIDES 写婚妻 (E-pub) Nikkei Images, picture bride issue (PDF) Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me, picture bride episode (podcast) This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Irene Uchida,  a world-famous down syndrome researcher. If you are listening to this podcast at the time of release and live near Burnaby, we welcome you to visit the Nikkei National Museum gallery to explore the Iron Willed: Women in STEM exhibition. It runs till October 2, 2021.  Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Resources Ingenium, Iron Willed: Women in STEM exhibition portfolio page and posters https://womeninstem.ingeniumcanada.org/portfolio-item/irene-2-ayako-uchida/ https://womeninstem.ingeniumcanada.org/posters/ Short film by science cartoonist Armin Mortazavi and collaborating  scientist  Samantha  Baglot  for  Her  Story:  CanadianWomen Scientists  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVzqfGmeaQo CBC, The Secret Life of Canada podcast: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/1307340355550 https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca/en/article/irene-uchida http://www.science.ca/scientists/scientistprofile.php?pID=21 https://www.cell.com/ajhg/fulltext/S0002-9297(13)00418-7 https://vitacollections.ca/multiculturalontario/exhibit.asp?id=480&PID=11 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irene_Uchida This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

During the run of the “Iron Willed: Women in STEM” exhibition, we will be sharing stories of Nikkei Women. Lives of remarkable Japanese Canadian women who have survived through the Japanese Canadian internment. Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform so you don’t miss an episode and tune in weekly. Host: Julie Tamiko Manning Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.

In contrast to the larger and more concentrated communities in pre-War Powell Street or Steveston, Japanese Canadians in Marpole tended to intermingle more with non-Japanese. Former residents, descendants and associates talk about the positive and negative aspects of interactions with neighbours at school, shopping, and sports. Writer and host: Raymond Nakamura Researcher: Linda Kawamoto Reid Editing and original music: Itamar Sitbon Image: Marpole Basketball Team, ca.1941. From left to right, the young men are identified as Jinx Miike, Mush Fukumoto, Curly Nakagawa, Mr Fujioka, and Sub Miike. JCCC 2014.02.01.06 Resources Search for oral histories from the NNM collection. This podcast is made possible through financial support from the Yosef Wosk Publication Fund at Vancouver Heritage Foundation, and TECHNATION Career Ready Program. Subscribe to Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.