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  • Ohakamairi – View for full schedule

    Ohakamairi, the Japanese tradition of visiting family graves, is a simple yet meaningful way to honour ancestors. Families clean the gravesite, offer flowers or incense, and take a moment to reflect or share updates with loved ones who have passed. Whether during Obon, Higan, or any time of year, ohakamairi invites us to pause, remember, […]

  • Obon at the Japanese Canadian Cultural Centre

    Our Guest Speaker for Obon will be the Rev. Dr. Roland Ikuta of the Buddhist Temples of Alberta. Please join us in welcoming him. On Saturday, July 11, the Obon Odori performers will entertain us with a programme of folk dancing favorites. Make plans to come out and meet your family and friends to enjoy […]

  • Hatsubon Service – In Person – English

    Obon is the annual Buddhist observance when families honour their ancestors through visits, offerings, and quiet reflection. Hatsubon refers to the first Obon after someone has passed away, a time when families may hold additional services or prepare special offerings. Both traditions provide structured moments to remember those who came before us and to acknowledge […]

  • Obon Service and Dharma Talk – Japanese

    The Japanese Service and Dharma talk will take place in the Hondo from followed by the English Obon service at 11am. Please feel free to join us for both!

  • *Change in Time* August Shotsuki Service – Japanese

    Attention temple members, the Japanese Shotsuki service timing has change! The Japanese Dharma talk will take place in the Hondo from 10:45am to 11am followed by the English Shotsuki service at 11am