Kinori Oka – Nikkei Women series

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Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me

Nikkei National Museum & Cultural Centre

43 episodes

3 weeks ago

Explore the fascinating world of Japanese Canadian history and culture with Sounds Japanese Canadian to Me. Our first series is hosted by Raymond Nakamura and Nikkei National Museum staff members features casual discussions on Japanese Canadian topics. Our second series, Stories from the Stage, features interviews between Kunji Mark Ikeda and some of the most exciting Japanese Canadian performing artists living through the age of social distancing.

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Kinori Oka – Nikkei Women series

Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me

6 minutes 4 seconds

4 years ago

Kinori Oka – Nikkei Women series

The Nikkei Women series introduces you to Kinori Oka (née Shinohara) who arrived in Canada as a picture bride.
If you are listening to this podcast at the time of release you may like to check out an event all about picture brides on August 11, 2021. https://centre.nikkeiplace.org/events/picture-brides-2021/
Do you know anyone who was a picture bride? Send us an email to jcnm@nikkeiplace.org.
Host: Julie Tamiko Manning
Sound editing: Matthew Armstrong

Resources
PICTURE BRIDES 写婚妻 (E-pub)
Nikkei Images, picture bride issue (PDF)
Sounds Japanese Canadian To Me, picture bride episode (podcast)

This Nikkei Women series was adapted from the Taiken History Mystery card game, an interactive educational card game about surviving the Japanese Canadian internment. Ready-to-play printed sets are available through our museum shop. Or, you can download the files and print your own set.

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