Exciting news for NNMCC members! We’ve partnered with Modo, a member-owned carshare operator, to offer you a $50 discount when you join their car sharing group. Modo is a pioneer […]
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Weaving Us Together
We would not be who we are today without our teams of dedicated volunteers. 261 volunteers worked over 7,000 hours for us in 2022. Let me tell you about the […]
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Membership discounts at Chado Tea House
Chado Tea House supports our organization through providing NNMCC members with a 10% discount on online purchases and events. Support NNMCC and local Nikkei businesses by signing up or renewing […]
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Announcing a Collection digitization project – Tegami: Reaching Out Across Distance
Explore the Eiji Yatabe Collection and Shinobu Family Fonds (Collection) online
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NNMCC & VJLS&JH launch a new oral history project
Okaeri おかえり Return from Exile: All Paths Lead Home
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The 2022 Legacy Gala raises over $105,000 for the Japanese Canadian community at Nikkei Place
On October 22, 2022, the Nikkei Place Legacy Gala was hosted at Nikkei Centre. On behalf of the Nikkei Place Foundation and Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre, thank you to […]
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Thank You to Province of B.C.
BC Family Day Event On Saturday, February 19th, we will be hosting BC Family Day Event with the support of the Province. From Magicjo’s Magic Show to kimono dressing demonstrations, […]
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Announcing the Journeys Digital Resource
The Broken Promises JOURNEYS Digital Resource features material from the Broken Promises exhibit organized in a downloadable and web-friendly format. Explore primary sources, interactive apps, a bilingual exhibit catalogue, sample […]
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Museum collection storage upgrade 2021
A short video welcomes you into the vault.
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Province takes step to acknowledge historical wrongs against Japanese-Canadians
The Province is providing the Nikkei Seniors Health Care and Housing Society with $2 million as part of its commitment to honour the traumatic internment of almost 22,000 Japanese-Canadians during the Second World War.
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