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Part 2: Intermarriage conference uncovers “Hidden Agenda”
Hawaii. He has a, B.A. from ses of Utah and Los AngeJanet Ogaki, Edy Goto, that emerged.
By EDY GOTO
Next in the series is the Wheaton College in Illino­ les, and since 1978 at St.
Randy
Sakauye,
Ken
Noma,
TORONTO. -—It takes a
speech from the first of the is, medical school studies at Andrew’s Congregation in
Bryce
Kanbara,
Shirley
lot- to plan, organize, and
guest speakers, Reverend the University of Utah, Toronto. He is also a poet
Yamada,
Elaine
Goto,
Lor
­
run a conference, particul­
Master of Theological Stu­ and a writer with essays
Roland Kawano.
raine
Naruse,
Yosh
Inouye,
arly one . of the scope
Reverend Kawano receiv­ dies, and PhD in English. and reviews in Canadian
Helen
Koyama,
Nancy
Shi
­
of the seminar held ? in
ed his early schooling in He has worked in the dioce- and American publications.
ozaki,
Akira
Yoshikawa,
Toronto last fail entitled:
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Interethnic Relationships: David Fujino and Mae
Positive or Negative Force Ogaki.
Special help in preparing
in the Community.
The project was particu- the seminar came from
larily lucky to have as co­ Charlie and Eleanor Ogaki,
ordinator Gordon Mizuy­ Ken Koyama, Kathy and
An independent Organ for Canadians of Japanese Origin
David
Pepper,
Mikio
Naka
­
abu, and funding granted to
the Annex from the federal mura, May Wilson, Susan
TUESDAY, APRIL 15, 1980
TORONTO, ONTARIO.
government
“Experience Tsuji, The Third Word Cen­ Vol 44 — No. 29
tre (Ryerson Polytechnical niiiiiiiiiniii......... ..............................................inn.......
............................
79”. Gordon’s organizing
committee and helpers, Institute), the Ministry of
Culture and Recreation,
culled from Annexed volun­
The Japanese Canadian
teers included Ron Shimizu,
Cultural Centre, the Nati­
onal Centennial Society
Japan Methodist and Toronto branch, The
Internats and Ms Cynthi
Bishop Abe
Taylor, Betty Wright, Dr.
WINNIPEG — Over 90 was the first Japanese-Ca­ sidents. The present execu­
Phillip Rawkiris, Eugene
nadian organization that tive consists of 25 members
dies in Tokyo
per
cent
of
all
Japanese
Ca
­
Fandrich, Joan Kazmarski,
who are Nisei or Sansei. A
TOKYO. — Bishop Yoshi- Mrs. G. Tateyama, Gabriel nadians in Manitoba are was formed after the evacu-. monthly meeting is held to
members of the Manitoba ation from the West Coast ।
mune Abe, 93, last bishop Guillen,
Andy
McKim, Japanese Canadian Citi­ and even before the Nation­ discuss and organize local
of the Japan Methodist Ch Karen Mizuyabu and the
activities such as: picnic,
zens Association. This war al JCCA.
lirch, died March 1, in Tok­ rest of Gordon’s family.
revealed recently in their “ The Manitoba communi­ Spring Dance, Christmas
yo, according to recent re­
Thanks go out to guest monthly bulletin “Outlook”. ty numbers approximately Ball, Kiddies Party, Folkports.
speakers and resource peo­
“Historically, the MJCCA 1400 Japanese Canadian re- lorama. The MJCCA spon­
Elected to the episcopacy
sors a bursary and scholar­
ple, chosen because of their
in 1938, Bishop Abe played involvement with the questiship, a dance group and
an important role in the on of intermarriage either ( S.I. Hayakawa re-thinks "camp" quip sporting activities such
formation of the United
personally or professional­ SACRAMENTO. - U.S. Se i. Japanese during World War II, as hockey, bowling, purling,
Church of Christ in Japan, ly, Dr. Gordon Hirabayashi, S.r. Hayakawa, who thinks is pulling back on his pro­ etc. The M J C C A cooper­
the Kyodan, and served as Reverend Roland Kawano, Iranians in this country should posal.
ates with the Folk Arts
The Sacramento Bee's Wa­
its first moderator from Dr. Roy Shinobu, Dr. M be placed in camp like the
in participating in F olkshington Bureau reported that
June 1941 to November
Shimpo, Dr. Toyo Fuse, Dr
the
California
Republican lorama and provides inter­
1942. Following World War Joe F ukakusa, Ron Shimi­
modified his recent statement preters for the citizenship
II, he served as General zu, Joan Kazmarski, Cyn­ Two Nikkei on
by saying, ”1 really never council of Manitoba.
Secretary of the Education­ thia Taylor, Betty Wright,
thought that we’d need to
“The city of Winnipeg has
Superior
Court
al Association of Christian and Roy Shin. Thanks are
round them all up. That was developed a “sister” city re­
Schools in Japan, and as also extended to seminar
LOS ANGELES. — Gov. only a-possibility.”
lationship with Setagaya
chairman of the Board of co-moderators Ken Noma Edmund G. Brown, Jr. has
Hayakawa’s press secretary
Councilors
of
Aoyama and Bryce Kanbara, and to appointed two Japanese Janice Barhieri said telegrams and so the MJCCA enter­
Gakuin, and founded the the hostesses Kathy Pepper, Americans to the L.A. Cou­ are running two-to-one in sup­ tains visitors from Japan
Honda Memorial Church in Anna Muller, Elaine and nty Superior Court bench. port of the original proposal, regularly.
which Hayakawa said would
“The MJCCA has contri­
Tokyo.
The
naming
of
Municipal
Edy Goto.
give the United States some buted
Japanese-Canadian
Bishop Abe was born in
Court
Judge
Robert
J.
Higa
bargaining
points.
She
said
of
1886 in Hirosake. He was a The long list of acknow­ and attorney Edward Y. the 475 telephone calls, about art works to the Winnipeg
graduate of , the Aoyama legemerits cannot eclipse Kakita brings the total of 400 have been congratulatory. Art Gallery and the Centen­
nial Library and has parti­
Gakuin School of Theology, the importance of the Nikkei serving in superior
But Hayakawa said some of
earned his B.D. at Drew seminar, it’s purpose to find court judgeships across the the telegrams compared him cipated with the Museum to
provide guest speakers re­
to Adolf Hitler.
Theological Seminary in some answers to some ques­ state to five.
lated to Japanese culture.
New Jersey and an M A. tions that are becoming
“The MJCCA, does not sp­
at New York Univ. He re­ more and more relevant to
onsor a language school at
turned to Japan in 1915 to the Japanese Canadian and
other
ethnic
communities,
present as it was disbanded
become pastor of _ Aoyama
and
the
community
at
two years ago due to lack
Gakuin Church- He later
large.
As
was
stated
in
a
of interest. Presently, there
served as supervisor of the
are Japanese language scho­
boys dormitory at Aoyame previous article in this seri­
ols at the Buddhist and
Gakuin, dean of the secon­ es, not all the questions
dealt
with
intermarriage,
United Churches for the
dary school for boys and
nor
were
all
the
questions
children. The enrollment in
dean of theology. In 1933 he
on
intermarriage
fully
word
gaijin
from
the
Japa
­
both schools are quite low.
By TORU YANO
was named chancellor of
nese vocabulary in a cam­
answered.
the entire institution.
“The MJCCA is an active
Last
Oct.
29,
The
Japan
paign
to
do
away
with
un
­
With
the
assistance
of
a
Bishop Abe was the
Times carried an interest­ international attitudes on oranization to meet the
Multicultural
grant
from
nephew of the late Yoichi
needs of the community.
ing editorial titled “The the part of the Japanese.
the
secretary
of
state,
and
Honda, the first Japanese
and Sansei are actively in‘
Gaijin

Debate.

It
com
­
chancellor
of
Aoyama community volunteers, the mented on a proposal for If you are not Japanese volved at the decision makGakuin and the first bishop Annex is pleased to offer, educational reform made and do not mind being call­ ing level.”
of the Japan Methodist courtesy of this newspaper, by the Kansai Committee ed gaijin, I would say that
Non-members who wish
some of the contents of the
you’d better be bothered by more information can write
Church.
for
Economic
Development
He is survived by a son, seminar, so that Japanese (Kansai Doyukai). Among this term because you will to: Manitoba JCCA “OutShiro, director of the Yoko­ Canadians who were unable the proposals made by never be able to free your­ look”, 120 McPhillips Stresuka Christian Community to attend, can determine for the committee was one call­ self from the spell this et, Winnipeg, Manitoba
Cen.ter; and a daughter, themselves some of the ing for elimination of the
R3E 2J7.
Cont. on Page 2
questions,
and
the
answers
Ikuyo Ito of Tokyo.

THE NEW CANADIAN

Over SO percent Man. J.C.’s belong
to Manitoba J.C. Citizens Association

"Gaijin"—the word that
locks the door for many
to Japanese society

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Tuesday, April 15, 1980
PAGE 2

Gaijin

(Continued from page 1)

The New Canadian

TOM'S TELEVISION

1 become a. Japanese. Your
word has.
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offspring are called ainoko
A member off Ethnic Press
It is true that there are (mixed blood) and receive
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from
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about going to very Japa­ next, generation. In short,
nese institutions such as
K.C. TSUMURA
for
a
gaijin
to
become
a
English Section Editor
public baths and akanoren Japanese is as difficult as
TOM S. IWAMOTO
KEN MORI
pubs.)
( J apanese-style
possessing Aladdin’s lamp.
Japanese Section Editor
Some profess a genuine
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tatemeshi means . a meal together as one. This is a
shaded among only Japa- most unreasonable way of
SUNDAY, APRIL 20, 1980
£rlt is a good policy to
dealing
with:
reality
now
horiznese.
Yoko,
meaning
11:00 ami. Family Joint- Service
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ontal, refers to the horiz- that there are more than
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When
going
out
to
dine
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with foreigners on busi- gaijin.
Oft the other. hand, this
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Japanese
usually
ness,
on Sundays at 10:30 a.m.
sigh: “How ’ uhforturtate, word represents the very
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bad
Japanese
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it’s yokomeshi today.” And
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during the meal, they will
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It
is
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ask for ochazuke upon re­
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turning home and mumble about time for a more sci­
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to their wives: “Yokomeshi entific view of Japan, as one
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is an exhaustive experience. of many nations, to take
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Washing down the memory root among the Japanese
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tatemeshi at home, they re­ I am optimistic about the
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er to open Japan’s doors
First,
foreigners
serve
as
a
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as a means to display their eigners and foreign influen­
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cultural level. Japanese ces. In those days, foreig­
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ners
were
called
either
ijin
walking together with a
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gaijin all look pompous. (different people) or iteki
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Secondly, a gaijin is like> (barbaric foreigners) and
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a creature from outer space, foreigners were frequently
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culture: That is why Japa­ samurai.
GROUP BLAZERS ETC.
And from Meiji days until
nese
always
stare
at
gaijin.
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should after all remain oyer “gaijin.” But keto has
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Japanese, driving home the rapidly become obsolete,
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the other hand, young
importance of maintaining On
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their own identity. In this people who are repelled by
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in the minds of Japanese selves from the very JapaMEMBER OF TORONTO REALESTATE BOARD
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for his or her manners and nese idiosyncrasies of the
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society
are
on
the
behavior.
The reason why I have in- increase. They form the
itiated a movement to ex- generation which cleverly
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most repugnant aspects of concepts represented by the
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body knows, is based on an
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