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[Report] Japanese Culture Experience Program for International Students - Aikido Class – （2024. 7. 7）
Sapporo International Student Center provided “Japanese Culture Experience Program for international students” on July 7th. Multicultural Connection Unit “SKY” cooperated with this event and 12 of international students and their family members from 5 countries joined it. They learned a few skills of self- defense from instructors. Here is the report by Sapporo International Student Center on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/sisc2000/
SKY Shopping Guide
SKY, a Multicultural Connection Unit, offers a volunteer activity called “Supermarket Shopping Guide” in English and Easy Japanese for foreign nationals who have just arrived in Sapporo or have lived in Sapporo for a long time and want to learn about Japanese foodstuffs. We accompany you to the store and show you seasonal foods and daily necessities. Please do not hesitate to apply after you ask for the date, time, and stores. There is no guide fee. Application form: https://bit.ly/3Ivmk0i
“Let’s go to Kosodate Salon” by SKY Group
“Sky” is a Multicultural Connection Unit, one of the groups in the Sapporo International Communication Plaza Foreign Language Volunteer Network. For foreign families with babies/toddlers, we provide a volunteer activity “Let’s go to Kosodate Salon”. In Sapporo, there are about 300 Kosodate salons where parents & babies/toddlers (0-6 yrs) can come and play for free. At those salons, you can enjoy talking with other parents and/or consult with child-caring professionals. If you are interested, please do not hesitate to contact us. We can assist you on the first visit to a Kosodate salon near your residence. Application form: https://forms.gle/LQZbu7dSXvdbB2d69 Inquiry: skykosodate@gmail.com Flier : Kosodate-flier-tate-EN
Hokkaido University Campus Tour Guides 2024 (2024.4.27～11.4)
The Hokkaido University Campus Tour Guide 2024 will take place from 27 April (Sat.) to 4 Nov. (Sun.) for free. The main dates are in the morning on weekends (Sat/Sun) and national holidays in Japan. Please come to the university information map board near the main gate of Hokkaido University by 9:55 am. (Address: Kita 8-jo Nishi 5-chome). The tour is scheduled to take 90 minutes from the meeting point to the final stop, Ginkgo Avenue (North 13-jo Street). (A guided tour can be arranged at your convenience). Application: https://bit.ly/3rQQki1 Contact email: cityguide2.unit@gmail.com
[Report]Doll Festival at Sapporo International Communication（2024.2.25)
We held Doll Festival at Sapporo International Communication Plaza on February 25th. A total of 9 people, including foreigners and Japanese, came and enjoyed mizuhiki, tea ceremony, origami and traditional Japanese toys. Here is the report <https://sjcunit.blogspot.com/2024/02/report-doll-festival-at-sapporo.html>.
[Report] Takino Suzuran Hillside Park Snowshoe Tour (2024.2.3)
On Saturday, February 3rd, 23 people, including children, from nine countries and regions participated in the “Takino Suzuran Hillside Park Snowshoe Tour”. Two park staff and four volunteers guided the tour. Here is the report <https://sjcunit.blogspot.com/2024/02/report-takino-suzuran-hillside-park.html >.
[Report] Japanese Culture Experience Program for International Students - Japanese Music Instruments and Nankin Tamasudare -（2023. 12. 17）
Sapporo International Student Center provided “Japanese Culture Experience Program for international students” on Dec. 17th. Multicultural Connection Unit “SKY” cooperated with this event and 17 of international students and their family members from 9 countries joined it. After they enjoyed the performance of Biwa (Japanese lute) and Nankin Tamasudare, they tried Biwa, Nankin Tamasudare, Japanese drum, and Tosenkyo. Here is the report by Sapporo International Student Center on facebook. https://www.facebook.com/sisc2000/
[Report] Origami Workshop 2023.
The event was held on Sunday, November 12, from 1:00 to 2:00 p.m. at the Sapporo International Plaza. A total of 19 participants and 6 volunteers joined the program. The participating countries were the United States (1), Indonesia (4), China (2), Myanmar(2), Benin (1), Japan (8), and more than 7 countries. Eight pieces of folded origami were inserted one after another and connected to form a star-like ornament at the end. The combination of the colors of the origami provides a sense of design and seasonal expression.