Related Internet Links: Related Parks Canada Sites Nikkei Place "Nikkei Place provides Japanese Canadians with a place to come together as a community, to preserve and share our heritage, and to serve as a focal point for Japanese Canadian unity and culture." There are also numerous links to other Japanese Canadian sites. Japanese Canadian National Museum and Archives Society The Japanese Canadian National Museum & Archives was established to collect, preserve, study, exhibit, and interpret historical artifacts and archival material covering the history of Japanese Canadian Society from the 1870's through World War II to the present day. For a quick overview, check out the timeline on the History of the Japanese Canadian Community. Redress for Japanese Canadians This is a brief essay about the process of achieving Redress for Japanese Canadians, written by Tatsuo Kage, a member of the Japanese Canadian Citizens Association Human Rights Committee. National Association for Japanese Canadians This site outlines the mission of the NAJC: to promote and develop a strong Japanese Canadian identity, to strengthen local communities and the national organization and to strive for equal rights and liberties for all persons - in particular, the rights of racial and ethnic minorities. There's also a link to the Japanese Canadians Citizens Association, which is only available in Japanese. Japanese Canadian Community and Culture Here you'll find lots of information on the first Asian Heritage Month as well as festivals such as the Powell Street Festival in Vancouver. There are also pages on various Japanese traditions, Japanese Curiousities, Japan-Canada Sister Cities, and lots links about Japanese history and heritage. Previous Page Top of Page