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Japanese - Canadian cultural centre (Raymond Moriyama)
Japanese - Canadian cultural centre (Raymond Moriyama)

Japanese - Canadian cultural centre (Raymond Moriyama)

DateAfter 1962
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Original Toronto Star caption: Japanese - Canadian cultural centre (Raymond Moriyama)
Country:Canada
Building, monument or park:Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre (Toronto, Ont.)
City, town or township:Toronto
Neighbourhood:Don Mills
Province or state:Ontario
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0110101F
We don't have the same sense of community', Raymond Moriyama, 59 architect, When Raymond Moriyama designed the new Canadian embassy in Tokyo, Japanese(...)
We don't have the same sense of community', Raymond Moriyama, 59 architect, When Raymond Moriyama designed the new Canadian embassy in Tokyo, Japanese(...)
5/3/1989
Dream come true: Scarborough's pride is its Civic Centre, the creation of architect Raymond Moriyama who also designed the Ontario Science Centre
Dream come true: Scarborough's pride is its Civic Centre, the creation of architect Raymond Moriyama who also designed the Ontario Science Centre
2/23/1982
Boom town: Architect Raymond Moriyama and North York Mayor Mel Lastman look over model of civic-centre expansion that is expected to spark a development boom
Boom town: Architect Raymond Moriyama and North York Mayor Mel Lastman look over model of civic-centre expansion that is expected to spark a development boom
10/4/1982
Meeting place: Kunio Suyama, administrator at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, watches a group of seniors at a dance class at the centre
Meeting place: Kunio Suyama, administrator at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre, watches a group of seniors at a dance class at the centre
11 November 1986
Tanabata festival, Leslie Ueda, 8, left, and Matsuko Suga perform classical dance at Tanabata (star) festival at Japanese-Canadian cultural centre Saturday. Festival is romantic, gay
Tanabata festival, Leslie Ueda, 8, left, and Matsuko Suga perform classical dance at Tanabata (star) festival at Japanese-Canadian cultural centre Saturday. Festival is romantic, gay
30 August 1965
Flower arranging's an art. Classical and modern flower arranging were featured in Ikenobo Ikebana Society's 13th annual exhibition yesterday at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
Flower arranging's an art. Classical and modern flower arranging were featured in Ikenobo Ikebana Society's 13th annual exhibition yesterday at Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre
4 April 1976
Miss Tokyo, Tia Misumi, 22, of Etobicoke, was named Caravan's Miss Tokyo last night at the Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre, North York
Miss Tokyo, Tia Misumi, 22, of Etobicoke, was named Caravan's Miss Tokyo last night at the Japanese-Canadian Cultural Centre, North York
4 April 1981
Fashions for young, April Nakamura, 5, and Jane Nakamura, 7, model colorful Japanese fashions at fashion and flower show held yesterday at Japanese Cultural Centre, Wynford Dr
Fashions for young, April Nakamura, 5, and Jane Nakamura, 7, model colorful Japanese fashions at fashion and flower show held yesterday at Japanese Cultural Centre, Wynford Dr
4/4/1971
Board member Thomas Goudge, architect Raymond Moriyama and Paul Gosgrove, Mayor of Scarborough at the official opening of Toronto Reference LIbrary
Board member Thomas Goudge, architect Raymond Moriyama and Paul Gosgrove, Mayor of Scarborough at the official opening of Toronto Reference LIbrary
2 November 1977
Architect Raymond Moriyama. The 21st Century is breathing down on
Architect Raymond Moriyama. The 21st Century is breathing down on
9/30/1968
New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)
New look, Architect Raymond Moriyama showed North York Mayor Mel Lastman his plans for the city's downtown core last week. The $5-million, 5-year proj(...)
3/29/1990
Raymond Moriyama
Raymond Moriyama
8/14/1973