This is rosemary sea, which covers "gifts and enjoy yourself" as an understanding.
Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association (CCIEA) will continue to show.
This time, we will discuss the business and events.
I would like to continue to talk to Mayumi Hayashi of this association.
― About Japanese language class
"This is, in other words, the main business.
Since it is a classroom normally, this teacher says, "Everyone who is doing it is a volunteer.
First of all, you can use one room here. Other places in the city, such as the Women's Center or the Nihonbashi Social Education Center.
In addition, there are other things that I have to borrow separately. Originally, there were only three classrooms hosted by our association, but there were 2,30 volunteers here to teach foreigners living and working in Chuo-ku and those who are having trouble in Japanese. There is a classroom in the form. So, there is a lot of demand that we want to study intermediate and advanced even if we are in trouble, and there are a lot of volunteers starting up and now there are 10 classrooms in total. "
"It seems that there are many people from China and Korea as a country. About 60% of foreigners living in Chuo-ku are Chinese and Koreans. I don't think it has changed for years. However, there are many things like Europe and the United States and Southeast Asia. In addition to living, it's okay to work."
"If you want to know more about this, please visit our website. In addition to Japanese and English, information can be obtained in Chinese and Korean.
― Gathering of International Exchange
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"October 15th is" International Exchange Salon-Let's get acquainted with Japanese sweets! " However, in November, we will hold an "International Exchange Gathering" held once a year. You can experience Japanese and foreign cultures. You can also experience kimono, sally dressing, ikebana, tea ceremony, tea ceremony, ink painting, origami, furoshiki, shamisen, cooking classes in each country, hula dance, Spanish dance, Bon dance, wadaiko, etc."
"Everyone can participate besides living and working, and admission is free. Everyone, please come and visit us. The location is 4-5-1 Tsukiji, Tsukiji Social Education Center, November 19 (Sat), 12: 00-16: 00. You don't need to make a reservation for each, but late times may end up."
― About the whole Chuo-ku Museum 2016
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"Co-sponsored by the Chuo-ku and Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association, Sunday, October 30 9: 00-17: 00, the place is almost the entire area of Chuo-ku. Please come here too. There are a number of free events. It's full of benefits.
For details, please see the website http://www.marugoto-chuo.jp/.
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A word from Rosmari.
On the day, there is a free bus service that goes around the city. Bus guide volunteers by Chuo-ku Tourism Association correspondents will guide you through the highlights of Chuo-ku.
(Some bus guide volunteers may not be on board.) Thank you for your understanding.
There are a counterclockwise route and a counterclockwise route. Each route runs every 15 minutes.
Rosmari will also guide you on the clockwise route twice.
Shintomi 1-13-24 Shintomi Branch Office (3rd floor)
Telephone 03-3297-0251
FAX 03-3297-0253
Click here for the homepage of Chuo-ku Cultural and International Exchange Promotion Association ⇒ http://chuo-ci.jp/