Posts made in July, 2016
Hiroshima Nagasaki Commemoration Events August 2016
St. Paul Nagasaki Sister City Committee The Hiroshima Nagasaki Commemoration Committee offers these events to the community to encourage reflection on the past and hope for the future through action in the present. It calls for the total abolition of nuclear weapons throughout the world as one measure of ensuring a just and lasting peace. Support from Veterans for Peace, Chapter 27, and the Saint Paul – Nagasaki Sister City Committee. Thank you to our volunteer performers. When/where: Friday, August 5th, 2016: Lyndale Park Peace Garden Lake Harriet Minneapolis Starting @ 5:40pm Saturday, August 6th, 2016: Lyndale Park Peace Garden Lake...
Read MoreSt. Paul Saints Group Outing with JASM!
We still have a few tickets left! Have you visited the new CHS Stadium that opened last year? It is beautiful place for super fun family time!!! The Saints has baseball, a little mascot pig, The Nerd, Gert the Flirt and of course, Karaoke with a real Japanese man, Seigo Masubuchi!!! When: Sunday, September 4th Where: CHS Stadium Picnic starts @3:30 pm Game starts @5:05 pm Also, on September 4th, there will be Monster Food Truck Rally and Post-Game Fire Works Suer Show!! $36 a ticket per person, that inlcudes: Ticket and meal. (And fireworks!) To purchase tickets, give us a call at 612-627-9357 or email at riosaito@us-japan.org to arrange the...
Read MoreJASM Fundraising Event 2016
“During the last month of my program in Japan I’m going to do the most I can, see as much as I’m able to, and continue making memories that will last a lifetime.” —Maly Thao, 2015 Mondale Scholarship recipient “I’m so thankful for having had this opportunity, and I can’t thank JASM and the sponsors enough for helping provide this influential event every year.” — Taylor Nelson, 2015 J-Quiz winner JASM needs your help! It has been very exciting for the Japan America Society of Minnesota. The organization has been doing our best to provide opportunities to Minnesota to connect with Japan for the past 40...
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