Momiji Auditorium
(Lunch will be served at noon, followed by a presentation and some entertainment).
March 3rd is “Momo-no-Sekku” (also known as Girls’ Day) in Japan. Originally, it was celebrated by families with young daughters for their children’s happiness and good health. Here at Momiji, we will celebrate “Momo-no-Sekku” as the arrival of spring, wishing health and happiness to all children, as well as to our Momiji tenants and their families and friends from the community.
There will be a festive lunch, special entertainment guests, and much more!
Don’t miss this fun-filled seasonal special event!
Purchase a lunch ticket ($11.00) from Shivonne/Scott by Thurs. Feb. 28!
Please click here to see the poster.
Do you want to learn about self massage technics for your pain by using Ayuveda? Ayuveda is one of the oldest holistic healing systems: it was developed more than 3,000 years ago in India.
Facilitator: Ashwati Murali, Holistic Practitioner
The sessions will be conducted in English and Japanese translation is available.
For further information and registration, please contact Keiko Hoshi at 416-261-6683, ext. 249.
Please RSVP by 12 December 2019.
This event has been cancelled due to coronavirus concerns.
Momiji Auditorium
(Lunch will be served at noon, followed by a presentation and some entertainment).
Are you noticing that the days are getting longer? As March nears, the festive spring season is also coming around the corner. March in Japan, “Momo-no-Sekku” (Girls’ Day) is celebrated. Originally, it was observed by families with young daughters wishing their happiness and good health. Here at Momiji, we will celebrate “Momo-no-Sekku” as the arrival of spring, hoping for good health and happiness to all children along with our Momiji tenants, their families and friends from the community.
There will be a festive lunch, special entertainment guests, door prizes and much more! Everyone is welcome! Don’t miss this fun-filled special event!
Purchase a lunch ticket ($15.00) from Shivonne by Fri. March 13!
Japanese Canadian Legacy Monument
Update and Information Sessions
The Japanese Canadian Legacy Monument Database team led by University of Victoria’s Michael Abe is developing the list of names of Japanese Canadians living in coastal BC prior to the forced uprooting to be preserved on a legacy monument in Victoria, BC.
We invite JC members to look at the working site that contains a working list of the names of people forcibly uprooted from coastal BC to outside the 100 mile “protected” zone.
Please join us for an information session and demonstration of the working site and case file records. Learn more about the project and find out how you can check your family names and place of origin and submit corrections and additions.
VIEW THE NAMES hcmc.uvic.ca/project/monument
Send input and correspondence to Project Director Michael Abe monument@jclegacies.com
INFORMATION & DEMONSTRATION SESSION
Momiji Health Care Society
3555 Kingston Road, Scarborough ON
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
3:00-4:30 pm
RSVP to mkabe@jclegacies.com with Momiji Session in the subject line
