#120-6688 Southoaks Crescent Burnaby, BC Canada V5E 4M7

Hours: 11am-5pm, Tues - Sat (closed Sun, Mon & statutory holidays)
Phone: 604.777.7000
Fax:
604.777.7001
Email: jcnm@nikkeiplace.org

Mission

Our mission is to collect, preserve, interpret and exhibit artifacts and archives relating to the history of Japanese Canadians from the 1870s through the present, and to communicate to all the Japanese Canadian experience and contribution as an integral part of Canada's heritage and multicultural society.

Arts & Crafts

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Cute animal paper balloons from Japan. $2 each.

Kokashi by Kimiko Hawkes
$35-37

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A selection of high quality teas from Oohcha. $1.50-$10

vests

baby vests by Babymaci $42

kimono

baby kimonos by Babymaci $55

magnets

fridge magnets by Lotus Miyashita $2

 

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handbags by Lin Crane $12-35

Origami & washi from Japan $2-12

chopsticks by Jiro Kamiya $2.50

 

cushions

Cushions by Flaming Angels
$18-28

 

 

Baco Ohama books

Artist Books by Baco Ohama $15-30

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2008 Vancouver street banners by Bratsa Bonifacho

Now on sale $10

Bratsa Bonifacho is an internationally recognized brilliant colorist who designed the 2008 Vancouver street banners. These colourful and playful banners are a great way to bring in art and joy into your home. See City of Vancouver website to view all designs and information about the artist.

Now yoga mat bags, shopping bags, shower curtains created out of these banner are available!

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2007 Street Banners by Norman Takeuchi

Now on sale $10

After graduating from the Vancouver School of Art in 1962 with a painting scholarship, Norman Takeuchi moved to London, England to concentrate on painting and exhibiting. A year later he returned to Canada and settled in Ottawa to work as an exhibition designer until 1996 when he left his design career to become a full time artist. He has since participated in many solo and group exhibitions and his work is represented in public and private collections in Canada and abroad.

 

Linda Ohama, Watari Dori (Bird of Passage), framed print, 29x21", Courtesy of Japanese Canadian National Museum, Market value: $200

Linda Ohama
Watari Dori (Bird of Passage)
limited edition print
32×24″
$30

This is the final piece of a series of prints about the internment of Japanese Canadians. Reproduced and sold to raise funds for the Redress movement, this print came to signify the community’s action to redress the injustices of the past.

 

Takao Tanabe, Spanish Banks, 35x26", framed print, courtesy of Japanese Canadian National Museum

Takao Tanabe
Spanish Banks
35×26″
limited edition print
$500