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| Japan-Related Organizations The Society maintains close contact with Similar Organizations in Ottawa, other Canadian Cities and in Japan in order to share information, exchange ideas and learn from each other. All these Societies try to establish "people links" and thus ensure a better understanding between the peoples of Canada and Japan. |
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Association A social organization designed for Japanese-Canadians and those interested in Japan who are living in the Ottawa-Hull area. Membership inquiries can be directed
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Ottawa Japanese Cultural Centre Inc The OJCC is closely linked with the Ottawa-Japanese Community Association and serves to enhance the presence of Japanese culture in the local community. It hosts a variety of cultural events for the members of both the OJCC and the Ottawa-Japanese Community Association. Membership is joint with the OJCC.
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JET Alumni Association of Ottawa An organization for former Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program participants who are living in the Ottawa area. The Association helps with adjusting to life in Canada after the program and acts as a resource and social club for its membership. The Association also assists in the pre-departure training for new participants and has worked with the Embassy of Japan in selecting candidates for the program. Membership inquiries should be directed
to: 337-99 5th Avenue
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Jottawa.com Provides useful information about Ottawa in Japanese. |
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Ottawa Japanese Language School Ottawa's community-run Japanese Language School. Information on school location, course fees and dates, as well as links to websites to help you learn Japanese. |
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Ottawa Japanese Language Meetup Group This is the place to come and practice your Japanese in the Ottawa area and a great place to make friends and meet other people with an interest in the Japanese Language, the Japanese Culture, and also to meet language exchange partners. So no matter if the only Japanese word you know is "sushi" or you know enough words to fill a book... you will still have a great time. |
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The Ottawa Bonsai Society The Ottawa Bonsai Society (OBS) established in 1984, is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting interest and understanding in the art form of bonsai. |
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Ottawa Centennial Chapter No 120 Ikebana International Information on activities and list of teachers. |
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Camellia Teas of Ottawa Camellia Teas of Ottawa was founded by Rebecca Benoit in 2005 after her return from living in Japan from 1998 - 2005. This volunteer group celebrates Tea Ceremony cultures from around the world and always welcomes new members. |
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Ka Do The local Haiku Ottawa Group of Haiku Canada |
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Ottawa-anime.org Provides links to anime clubs and information on events. |
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Oto-wa Taiko Group Ottawa's own Japanese Drum Group. Learn about their history and philosophy as well as upcoming performance dates and booking information. |
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Canada's Sumo Pages Everything you wanted to know about Sumo. |
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The Sumo Blog of Bernie McManus Ottawa's own sumo league. Plus news from Japan. |
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National Association of Japanese Canadians The NAJC is the national organization in Canada that represents the Japanese-Canadian community. Under the umbrella of the national body, there are member organizations across Canada. The primary focus is Human Rights and Community Development. |
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Canada Japan Society of Montréal The Canada-Japan Society of Montréal is a non profit socio-cultural organization founded in 1960 to facilitate cultural exchange between Canadians and Japanese for the promotion of understanding and friendship. |
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The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre of Montréal The primary role of the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre of Montreal (JCCCM) is to provide a permanent location where the cultural heritage of the Japanese Canadians with its unique historical background could be sustained and shared by our community as well as by members of the Canadian public. |
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Consulate General of Japan at Montreal Information on activities and organizations in Montreal, Québec and the Maritimes. |
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The Japan Society The goal of the Japan Society is to promote and enhance business, educational and cultural relationships and understanding between Canada and Japan.. |
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The Canada-Japan Society of Toronto Information about The Canada-Japan Society of Toronto and an extensive collection of Canada-Japan and Japan-Canada links. |
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Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (Toronto) The Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre is a not for profit, charitable organization which provides programs, events and facilities to promote the understanding and appreciation of Japanese heritage and culture for the enrichment of the lives of people in the community at large. |
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Canada Japan Society of BC The goals of the Canada-Japan Society of British Columbia are: "To encourage and to increase the opportunities in British Columbia for the extension of friendship and understanding between the people of Canada and the people of Japan." |
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Mokuyokai [ Vancouver Canada-Japan Society ] Information on current Mokuyokai events in Vancouver and membership, plus links to their newsletter and selected Japan-related websites. |
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Asian Canadian An extensive site with listings of Asian Canadian Associations, Organizations and Programs. |
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The Japan Times English language daily news from Japan |
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Nipponia A quarterly magazine which introduces contemporary Japanese culture and society to people all over the world. The print version is available at Japanese Embassies and Consulates. A selection of Nipponia content is available online. |
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The Japanese Literature Home Page Very impressive site. Literary news, history and reviews. The author index contains a fairly long list of premodern and modern Japanese writers that can be viewed in both English and Japanese. Available translations are listed for each writer. |
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Web-Japan Gateway for all Japanese Information |
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Japan Travel and Living Guide Delivers comprehensive, up to date information on traveling and living in Japan, first-hand from Japan. Information on Japan from A to Z. |
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