Kitsilano, or “Ki-Chi-Ra-No” to the locals, was home to the second largest Japanese Canadian community in Vancouver. From 1904-1942, over one thousand people settled here and built housing: kyabins (cabins), storefronts, a church, a Japanese Language School, and a public bath. Families ran businesses, worked in the local industry, and children attended Henry Hudson Elementary.

$10, $8 (NNMCC members) + GST

Please register in advance online: http://centre.nikkeiplace.org/ki-chi-ra-no-walk-june-2016/

Or by phone or email: 604.777.7000 ext 109. jcnm@nikkeiplace.org