We held Summer Festival(2019.7.20)

Members of the rhythmic gymnastics team from Novosibirsk enjoyed wearing a yukata and experiencing the tea ceremony. Our volunteers of the Sightseeing and Japanese Culture Unit helped them. More photos on the Unit’s blog. Участники сборной по художественной гимнастике из Новосибирска примерили юката и поучаствовали в чайной церемонии. Волонтёры отдела туризма и японской культуры помогали им.

We held “Doll Festival” (2019.3.2)

We held “Japanese Snow shoe Tour” on February 2 (Sat.) at Sapporo Art Park, Sculpture Garden. 22 persons from 12 countries participated in this event. You can see the pictures on the blog of the Sightseeing and Japanese Culture Unit.

“ORIGAMI Workshop” Join us for a fun workshop on ORIGAMI. ~Japanese traditional paper craft~ We hold this event once a month and it’s FREE. Reservation is not required. Please feel free to join us! Venue:Sapporo International Communication Plaza (MN building 3F, Kita 1 Nishi 3 Chuo-ku, Sapporo) Time: 2:00pm.～3:00pm. (Saturday afternoon) Charge of free. ◎2018 ORIGAMI WORKSHOP SCHEDULE here

We guided Sapporo Art Park Sculpture Garden(2018.10.6)

We held Summer Festival on July 21 at Sapporo International Plaza. 50 persons from 13 countries (Bangladesh, Philippines, Canada, Indonesia, ROC, NewZealand, Nepal, Taiwan, Finland, USA, Viet Nam, South Korea, and France) participated in the event. Pictures on the blog of the Sightseeing and Japanese Culture Unit.

We held “Let’s Explore Downtown in Full Bloom!” on May 12th. 17 participants from 7 countries enjoyed walking with 7 volunteers. Check the video and blog.

The Sapporo International Communication Plaza Foreign Language Volunteer Network is marking the 30th anniversary of its foundation this fiscal year. We are proud to announce the slogan and symbol. They will be on fliers and handouts of events held by each unit so that more people know the Network. Slogan Symbol Banner

We held “Enjoy the World of Snow!” on February 17 (Sat.) at Takino Suzuran Hillside Park. 5 participants from two countries joined. You can see the pictures and videos on the blog of the Sightseeing and Japanese Culture Unit.