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Active Living, Culture, and Community for Seniors (Age 60+)

A Vibrant Circle of Friends: Our members gather regularly to share meals, stay active, and preserve traditional Japanese arts and culture.

Cultural Engagement Activities

Participate in traditional arts, language classes, and community events that celebrate heritage and foster connection.

Health and Wellness Support

Access tailored wellness programs designed to promote physical health and mental well-being for seniors.

Social Connection Opportunities

Join gatherings and volunteer initiatives that encourage friendships and active participation in community life.

Mission

To establish, maintain and operate a senior citizens’ centre through which recreational, social, cultural and educational activities and programs are provided.

Programs, Schedule and Membership

Explore how we support Japanese Canadian seniors through meaningful activities and dedicated care.

Programs and Activities of the Society

Our activities include exercises, bridge, games, mah jong, chair exercises, line dance, odori, karaoke, conversational English, conversational Japanese, outings, guest speakers.

Operating Schedule

Our group generally meets weekly on Wednesdays from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm. 

Membership Requirements

To maintain our programming and ensure access to appropriate facilities, the following guidelines apply:

Age Eligibility: Membership and program participation are open to anyone 60 years of age and older.

Annual Membership Fee: A nominal fee of $10.00 per year is collected to help offset general activity and program material costs.

Dual-Membership Requirement: Because we utilize shared community spaces, all program participants must also be registered members of the Calgary Japanese Community Association (CJCA) at a cost of $15.00/individual or $30/family.

Join Our Community and Embrace a Supportive Future

Discover our programs designed to enrich lives and connect you with valuable resources. Become a member or learn how you can support Japanese Canadian seniors today.