Nikoniko Home Care

04/12/2026

Come join us for the Sakura Day Japan Festival at VanDusen. We are here today and tomorrow. You will experience Coroyawa cushion mats!


Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/11/2026

Today, we introduce a new brain exercise at the Sakura Day Japan Festival. The key to effective brain training is to keep it simple and quick. See this example to understand the principle.


Sakura Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/11/2026

The Coroya demo draws many viewers. People see how effective it is simply by placing it and preventing fractures from falling.

Sakura Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/11/2026

Come join us for the Sakura Day Japan Festival at VanDusen. We are here today and tomorrow. You will experience Coroyawa cushion mats!


Sakura Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/11/2026

We are at Sakura day festival. Come join us for this fun event!

Sakura Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/11/2026

We are at Sakura fair at Vanduesen. Please join us for this fun event.

Sakura Days Japan Fair - SDJF

04/09/2026

😊𝗗𝗲𝗮𝗿 𝗡𝗶𝗸𝗼𝗻𝗶𝗸𝗼 𝗦𝘂𝗽𝗽𝗼𝗿𝘁𝗲𝗿𝘀😊

We are pleased to announce that Nikoniko Home Care – Nikoniko Health Inc. will be hosting our 10th Anniversary Reception. Thanks to your continued support and trust, we have been able to reach this important milestone. We are truly grateful to all our caregivers, clients, and everyone who has been part of our journey. To express our heartfelt appreciation, we would like to invite you to join us for a special gathering where we can share a wonderful time together. We sincerely hope you will be able to attend, and we look forward to welcoming you.

A message from Yuko Abeyama▶️ https://youtu.be/8clWPgQwFk0

Event Details:
Date: Friday, May 1
Time: 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM (Door Open 2pm)
Location: Stanley Park Pavilion, 610 Pipeline Road, Vancouver, BC (Light refreshments will be served)

RSVP
Please confirm your attendance by Monday, April 15 via the URL below:

https://forms.gle/RwtQ5T5RHGFvS6Y48

It’s first come, first served, with limited seats available.

Dress Code: Smart Casual Please come comfortably and enjoy the celebration.

For Inquiries: crc@nikoniko.ca | Phone: 778-960-4735

01/19/2026

🎍 新年のご挨拶 / New Year’s Greetings -

🎍 バンクーバーの皆さまへ明けましておめでとうございます。本年もニコニコホームケアをどうぞよろしくお願いいたします。

12/12/2025

この頃、
「あれ？」「これ？」と、言葉や出来事がすぐに出てこないことが増えていませんか？

そんな方に朗報です。
脳の若返りを目指す《シン・脳の運動教室》第22期が、1月9日（金）よりスタートします。

目指すのは、
「思い出せる・考えられる・会話が楽しい脳」。
昨日の夕食を自然に思い出せる、暗算がスッとできる——
そんな“日常が楽になる脳”を育てます。

実際に、
「記憶に自信が戻った」
「計算や判断が早くなった」
「会話が楽しくなった」
という声が多く、生活の質が大きく変わります。

初めての方もご安心ください。
専門スタッフが一人ひとりに寄り添い、丁寧にサポートします。
年齢・経験は関係ありません。誰でも始められます。

④ 放置した場合

一方で、「物忘れ」をそのままにしておくと、
自信を失い、外出や友人付き合いが減り、
家族との会話も少なくなる——そんな未来につながることもあります。

脳も体と同じで、毎日のケアが必要です。
歯は代えがききますが、脳は代えられません。
私たちは

▶ 運動 × 脳トレ × 楽しさ

を組み合わせた、続けられる脳の運動を提供しています。
YouTube「毎日脳運」チャンネルでは、そのエッセンスを無料で体験できます。

まずは、YouTubeで気軽に試してみてください。
プログラムの詳細・お申込みは
📩 masayo@wchealthymemory.com
までお気軽にどうぞ。

一緒に、脳の未来を変えていきましょう。

12/12/2025

𝗠𝗮𝗸𝗶𝗻𝗴 𝗖𝗮𝗿𝗲 𝗩𝗶𝘀𝗶𝗯𝗹𝗲
-How Seeing the Right Details Can Change Everyday Life-

Mr. A, an 80-year-old man, had been living with urinary leakage for many years. Over time, his symptoms gradually worsened, leaving him increasingly anxious about what the future might bring. At a medical appointment, surgery was mentioned as a possible solution. Before moving forward, however, one simple question was asked: When, and in what situations, is the problem actually happening?

Using a monitoring device, we carefully observed his condition. What we found was surprising. During everyday activities—walking around the house or going for short walks—there was very little leakage. However, during more physically demanding activities, especially gardening, which Mr. A deeply enjoys, the leakage became significantly more noticeable.

“I thought it was happening all the time,” Mr. A said, visibly relieved. “But it wasn’t.”

With this clearer understanding, he was able to make a practical choice. He decided to use additional support only during gardening, while relying on a light pad during daily life. This small adjustment made a meaningful difference. His fear of going out slowly faded, and one day he said with a smile, “Maybe I’ll visit a hot spring again.” His wife, who had avoided long outings for years, was equally delighted.

As we age, certain abilities naturally change. Yet aging does not mean giving up on joy. With thoughtful support and personalized care, people can con

11/29/2025

🌙Nikoniko fall greetings🌙 -

ホリデーシーズンが近づいてきましたが、皆さまいかがお過ごしでしょうか。As we head into the holiday season, I hope this message finds you well.

11/13/2025

The Right Way to Use 1.1 Billion: Looking Ahead to the Future of Home Care

At the end of October, the Ontario government announced a $1.1 billion investment over the next three years for home care.

Of that, $982 million will go toward increasing healthcare staff, and $170 million will support programs helping patients transition from hospitals to their homes.

This shows that the province recognizes the importance of home care — but the key question is how the funds will be used.

In British Columbia, there are cases where patients cannot move directly from hospitals to care facilities, and must first return home for 24-hour care before finally being admitted.

Hospitals need to free up beds, but facilities are full — leaving home care as the last remaining option.

However, home care cannot meet the needs of everyone.

Even with public or private support, many eventually reach a point where staying at home is no longer possible — and find themselves with nowhere to go.

I believe that part of this $1.1 billion should be invested in building small-scale group homes.