Announcing the completion of our 2025-2026 digitization project, Tomoni: Living with Ability, Atsu’s Story. Digital scans and descriptions for over 900 photographic and textual materials from the Uyeda Family of Nakusp collection (NNMCC 2025.1) are now available for viewing on our collections database at nikkeimuseum.org
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In honour of National Volunteer Week, we sat down with one of our dedicated volunteers who serves in two very different but equally vital areas: the NNMCC Auxiliary and our Archives.
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日系文化センター・博物館では、毎年約400名のボランティアが活動していますが、その中には日本から来たばかりの方もたくさんいます。今回は、昨年夏から活動を始めたのなさんに、ボランティアを通じて見つけたカナダでの新しい日常についてお話を伺いました。
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We are seeking enthusiastic volunteers to join our Education Programs team and help facilitate engaging Japanese cultural activities for school trip visitors.
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The La Source article explores how SABO is bringing the ancient Japanese tradition of Ninjutsu to the province—not just as a martial art, but as a “comprehensive survival system” for the modern world.
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From the hardships of internment to the 200-mushroom harvests in Nakusp, discover a story of Japanese Canadian resilience and heritage.
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NNMCC Auxiliary welcomes donations of items that can be sold at our fundraising events.
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Artist Alison S. M. Kobayashi explores her family’s internment history and the Nagasaka Family collection at the NNMCC to develop her project, Electric Neon Clock.
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3月より開館時間を変更（延長）いたします
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日系センター・マーケット出店者募集のお知らせ
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