2021年3月23日
Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me Podcast
Explore the Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me podcast, featuring the Nikkei Women series and Marpole Monogatari. From museum vault chats to stories of resilience and pre-1942 community life, discover the rich history of Japanese Canadians.
Nikkei Women series
2021
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 will be presented by Julie Tamiko Manning.
Subscribe now on your favorite podcast platform so you don’t miss an episode and tune in weekly.
Image: Irene Uchida NNM 2017.3.1.1.1
Marpole Monogatari
2021
We present stories of Marpole, Vancouver, British Columbia where Japanese Canadians lived, worked, and built a community before they were forcibly uprooted and relocated in 1942.
Listen on our website, or subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, or Stitcher.
This podcast is made possible through financial support from the Yosef Wosk Publication Grant, the Vancouver Heritage Foundation, and TECHNATION Career Ready Program.
Image: L-R: Yachiyo Miike and Mitsuye Miike in front of neighbour’s house in Marpole. Circa 1929. Courtesy of Barb Miike Gravlin.
Season 1: 2013-2017
Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me is a monthly podcast hosted by Raymond Nakamura and staff members at the Nikkei National Museum. They sit around a microphone (usually in the museum’s collection vault – for ambience) and have a casual discussion on a chosen Japanese Canadian topic. The goal of this endeavour is to entertain and wow people about Japanese Canadian history and culture.
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