Obituary
Passed away peacefully in Toronto, on Thursday January 29th in his 68th year. He will be remembered with love by his wife Hiroka, daughters Yuki, Miwa, and Eri, and sons in law John & Steve. Proud grandfather of Emma. His love of food, generosity and humour will be missed by many family & friends in Canada and Japan. Friends will be received at Cardinal Funeral Home Earle Elliott Chapel 715 Dovercourt Road at Bloor (Ossington Subway Delaware exit) on Sunday from 12pm noon till 4pm. Funeral Service on Tuesday February 3, 2004 at Toronto Japanese (Centennial) United Church 701 Dovercourt Road. Cremation to follow. Online memorials at www.cardinalfuneralhome.com. "Visitation
Date
February 01, 2004
February 01, 2004
Location
Time
12 noon - 4pm
12 noon - 4pm
Service
Date
February 03, 2004
February 03, 2004
Location
Time
11 am
11 am
Burial / Entombment / Cremation
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November 03, 2014
Dear John, Kaiya, Bennett, and the Yamada family:
I am so sorry for your loss. Miwa was such a warm and generous person. I will always remember that.
Miwa was one of the first, and most welcoming presences when I moved into my home at King and Niagara St. back in 2003. Wagamama was a beacon of warmth and comfort. She gave me advice when I first moved in, throughout my pregnancy, after the birth of my twins, and we commiserated so much about sisterhood, parenthood and so many other things. She baked the birthday cake for my girls' first two birthday parties! When I moved out of the neighborhood, one of the things I missed was Wagamama and chatting it up with Miwa. May the memory of her love sustain you all and my deepest condolences.
