FSC will hold no program in September. We will visit CWAJ Print Show on Octobe 18. If you’d like to join us, please contact FSC co-chairs at fstudentscircle@cwaj.org Co-chairs: Michiko Motomura and Fukuko TakahashiContact: fstudentscircle@cwaj.org
Date : October 29Venue: St. Joseph’s Home for Children We are planning a special Halloween class in October with fun activities and treats for the children. This has always been a special event the children look forward to,
Date: Wednesday, October 22Time: 10:00 to 12:00Discussion Leader: Peggy KanadaFormat: ZoomFor Zoom link, discussion questions, and more information about Reading Group, see: https://sites.google.com/cwaj.org/cwajreadinggroup/home Others welcome: All booklovers of CWAJ are welcome to participate, as well as prospective members.
Date: Monday, October 27Time: 13:30 to 16:00Venue: CWAJ CenterRSVP: by October 23 We’ll continue finishing projects already started, such as the Indian Embroidery bag or the Middle-size bag with bottle pocket. If you like, you can start making
Date: Thursday, October 9Time: 10:00 to 12:00Venue: Tokyo Union Church (TUC), choir roomYearly Fee: ¥ 3.000, including copies of the music We are now rehearsing for our end-of-the-year concert. This is a free concert, and we are looking
New Renewal Process As of September 7, we have 317 members who renewed their membership, with nearly 60 percent using the new Stripe payments. Our thanks to everyone who has renewed early, especially those who used Stripe, as it
2026 Selection Committees Are Starting! CWAJ scholarships are awarded by committees of Members who work together to choose scholars. This year, we are awarding scholarships to Japanese women to study abroad (SA) Non-Japanese women to study in Japan
Date: Thursday, November 6Time: 19:00 to 21:00 Doors open at 18:15. Concert begins at 19:00Venue: Sumida Triphony Hall Small HallAccess: 5 minutes from Kinshicho Station, JR Chuo/Sobu line (North exit) or Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line
Teaching English at JVDCBDo you speak English? Then you can teach English! That is, you can help visually-impaired adults build up their English skills as they retrain for jobs at the Japan Vocational Development Center for the Blind
Hello. I hope by the time you read this it has cooled down here in Tokyo as this summer has been especially brutal! My name is Carol Iwanaga and I am from Sun Valley, Idaho, U.S.A., although I
