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Time Out

Volume 230 August 2010

Inside this issue…

Festivals & Events 2

Entertainment Guide 3

Hospital Information 4

Japan Today 5

IIA Events 6

IWAKIANS Events &

Other General Notices 7

August Events Calendar 8

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On Saturday the 10th of July, the IIA held a Vietnamese Cooking Class at

the Bunka Centre in Taira. Always popular, this year’s cooking class drew

26 people who enjoyed cooking, chatting and getting to know each other.

The dishes cooked were: Vietnamese Grilled Pork with Lemongrass and

Noodles (Bun Thit Nuong), Goya Soup (Canh Kho Qua Nhoi Thit),

Vietnamese salad, and a special banana dessert (Chuoi Nep Nuong).

The class was led by the talented Ms Nguyen Trang, who helped

participants finish exactly on time while still ensuring everyone was able

to properly cook delicious Vietnamese food. All recipes are up on the IIA

website for anyone who would like to try them at home!

The “Yukata Night” held on Saturday the 10th of July was a great success,

with over 100 people coming to enjoy a great party. Many people wore

either Jinbei or Yukata and enjoyed the nagashi somen, or chilled

Japanese noodles that flow down a bamboo slide for people to eat.

Because so many people wore such great outfits, everyone who came

had lots of fun picking a winner for the best dressed male and female in

the Japanese & International categories.

Photos courtesy of Sam Lees

Festivals & Events

Festivals & Events Your guide to what’s happening around Iwaki City and beyond this month

Sat 14th : Asakano Summer Festival Fireworks (Hanabi Taikai) @ Koriyama Culture Park. 7:30 – 8:30 pm. A big fireworks festival with an

estimated 10,000 rockets fired per year. Free parking available. To get there: turn right onto Route 47 from the Koriyama Minami IC, the Culture Park

is about 1.2 km along on the left hand side (approx 1 hr 30 min). If it rains it will be moved to the next day.

Sun 22nd : Floating Lantern and Fireworks Festival @ Tamura City. 6:00 – 9:00 pm. Free Admission. Watch thousands of small lanterns floated

down the Funehiki River between the local elementary school and the City Hall, then stay for the fireworks in front of Tamura City Hall. Access: drive

up the Ban-etsu Highway, turn right at the Funehiki Miharu IC, and follow Route 288 (approx 1 hr).

Festivals

Fri 6th : Iwaki Odori in Onahama @ Kashima Kaido (from in front of Oka Jidousha ~ Onahama Branch Office). 5:00-8:45pm.

Fri 6th – Sun 8th : Taira Tanabata (Star Festival) @ streets in central Taira. 10:00am – 10:00pm daily. To celebrate the Star

Festival several streets within Taira are decorated with brightly-coloured decorations. There will be lots of festival food & drink as well.

Sat 7th : Iwaki Fireworks @ Aquamarine Park in Onahama. 7:00 – 8:30pm. An amazing fireworks competition not to be missed! All

are welcome to join in with the Iwakians, as we will be organising to sit in a group. Contact Oisin on 0246-22-7415 or

[email protected] for more details.

Sun 8th : Iwaki Odori in Taira @ Chuo Dori (main road in front of Iwaki Station). 4:30 – 9:30pm. See Iwakians Events for

information on participating, or just come along and enjoy watching a big festival.

Mon 9th : Yumoto Yunagaya Natsu Matsuri @ Area close to Joban Byoin. 3:00 – 7:00pm Obon activities, Street vendors, Jangara

dancing and more.

Fri 13th – Sun 15th : Uchigo Obon Kaiten Yagura Matsuri @ Area in front of Uchigo Station. (Fri 1:00-8:00pm, Sat/Sun

5:30-9:30pm) A traditional festival to guide the souls of the departed, people dance around a giant revolving stage.

Sun 15th : Tono Jangara Bon Dance @ Iritono Elementary School. 6:15pm ~. Fireworks, dancing, and musical performances.

Fri 20th : Natsuigawa River Lanterns & Fireworks Festival @ area around the Natsui River in front of the Higashi Nippon

Kokusai University. 5:30 – 8:45pm. Lanterns are floated down the river as part of an Obon ceremony and there will be fireworks.

Fri 27th : Yumoto Onsen Summer Festival - Naritasan Obon Festival @ Shogyo In (Temple), Mt Narita, Yumoto. 6:30 -

9:00pm.

Other Events

Sun 8th : Nakata Caves Open Day @ Nakata Caves (Taira, Numanouchi). 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Free entry. If festivals & crowds aren’t

your thing, check out this Cultural Heritage Designated cave and its paintings, estimated to be around 1500 years old.

Tue 10th : Dick Dale Surf Guitar Acoustic Set @ Bar QUEEN. 8:00 – 10:00pm. Tickets ¥5000 presale, ¥5,500 on the door. The

legend of Surf Guitar and early experimental rock comes to Iwaki! A very special acoustic performance, featuring his son Jimmy Dale.

Sat 14th : Children’s Horse Riding @ Tabito Horse Club. Short ride accompanied by staff: ¥500, Short ride for 1 parent & child:

¥750, Basic horse riding lesson (15min) ¥1500 [separate adult lessons ¥3000] . A great day out with the kids or friends.

Sat 17th July - Sun 29th August : Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition @ Iwaki City Art Museum. Closed Mondays except for 16th.

Admission: 9:30am – 4:30pm. Fee: Adults ¥1000, Sen High/University students ¥500, Junior High & younger ¥200. Discounts for

groups of 20 or more. A fascinating collection of artifacts, drawings & machines from the legendary artist and inventor.

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Fri 6th Hachiko: A Dog’s Story 9:00pm FTV

Richard Gere, Joan Allen

Sun 8th Tomb Raider 9:00pm KFB

Angelina Jolie, Daniel Craig

Mon 9th Dumbo (Disney) 1:00pm BS2

Sterling Holloway, John Mcleish

Tue 10th Pocahontas (Disney) 1:00pm BS2

Irene Bedard, Mel Gibson

Wed 11thThe Hunchback of Notre Dame 1:00pm BS2

Jason Alexander, Demi Moore

Thur 12thA Bug’s Life 1:00pm BS2

Kevin Spacey, Julia Louis-Dreyfus

Fri 13th Surf’s Up 1:00pm BS2

Shia LeBeouf, Jeff Bridges

Sat 14th National Treasure: Book of Secrets 9:00pm

FTV Nicolas Cage, Helen Mirren

Sun 15th Aladdin (Disney) 1:30pm BS2

Scott Weinger, Robin Williams

Sun 22nd National Treasure 9:00pm KFB

Nicolas Cage, Harvey Keitel

Sun 29th Volcano 9:00pm KFB

Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche

Mon 30th Rio Bravo 1:00pm BS2

John Wayne, Dean Martin, Ricky Nelson

Tue 31st The Flight of the Phoenix 12:45am BS2

James Stewart, Richard Attenborough

Tue 31st El Dorado 1:00pm BS2

John Wayne, Robert Mitchum

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Salt

Angelina Jolie, Liev Shreiber

Predators

Adrien Brody Laurence Fishburne, Danny Trejo

The Karate Kid [“The Best Kid”]

Jaden Smith, Jackie Chan

Pokemon: Diamond & Pearl – Zoroark Ruler of

Illusions (Japanese)

Rika Matsumoto, Ikue Otani

The A Team

Liam Neeson, Bradley Cooper, Jessica Biel

Odoru Dai Sakusen The Movie 3 [Japanese]

Yuji Oda, Shun Oguri

Iron Man 2

Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson

Iwaki Noh – Sun 29th – 1:30~3:30pm. Tickets: S

¥7000, A ¥6000, B ¥4000, C ¥2000. Large Hall.

Experience traditional Noh theatre, known for its

powerful minimalist style and profound messages.

Staff Benda Bilili – Sun 3rd October. 5:00pm.

All seats bookable, ¥3,500, Wheelchair patrons &

students (including University) ¥1,500. Medium

Theatre. Witness the amazing street musicians all

the way from the DR Congo, singing, and playing

instruments while riding tricycles on stage!

Movie names, times and other information are believed to be correct at the time of printing. However, information

changes quickly, so please confirm before making plans. Teatoru 1, 2, 3, & 4 (Cinemas) are located in the Sekaikan

Building near Iwaki Station. Ph: 0246-22-3394. Adults: \1800, University and SHS: \1400, JHS and under: \1000.

Books of five tickets for \5000 (kaisuken) are sold at the cinema. The first of every month is discount day: \1000; and

movies after 7pm are \1000. Monday is Mens’ Day \1000 and Friday is Ladies’ day \1000.

The following is a guide to hospitals open on Sundays and public holidays in Iwaki City during August. Unless otherwise marked, all hospitals operate between the

hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm. Sunday, 1st August

Taira Area Nagai Ganka (eyes) 9-12 24-1112

Taira Area Takahashi Clinic 9-5 46-1231

Onahama Area Onahama Seikyo Byoin 9-5 53-4374

Nakoso Area Kureha Sogo Byoin 9-5 63-2181 Joban Area Kazawa Icho Seikei Geka (stomach & reconstructive surgery) 9-5 42-2198 Sunday, 8th August

Taira Area Shiga Seikei Geka Geka (Reconstructive+ normal surgery) 9-12 23-5050


Onahama Area Michiya Naika Ichoka (internal + stomach) 9-5 58-4180 Nakoso Area Kushida Byoin 9-5 63-3202

Joban Area Iwaki Yumoto Byoin 9-5 42-3188 Saturday, 14th August

Nakoso Area Kojima Jiai Byoin 9-5 63-5141 Nakoso Area Hanada Naika Clinic (internal) 9-5 62-5000 Sunday, 15th August

Onahama Area Kashima Byoin 9-5 58-8010

Nakoso Area Nakoso Byoin 9-5 65-7755

Nakoso Area Mori no Kodomo Clinic (children) 9-5 38-7227

Joban Area Kamome Clinic 9-5 28-1010 Monday, 16th August

Nakoso Area Yabuki Byoin 9-5 63-1818

Nakoso Area Sato Maternity Clinic 9-5 65-6900 Sunday, 22nd August

Taira Area [Eng] Hasegawa Seikei Geka Iin (Reconstructive surgery) 9-11:30 25-5691


Onahama Area Izumi Seikei Geka Clinic (Reconstructive surgery) 9-5 56-3533

Nakoso Area Kureha Sogo Byoin 9-5 63-2181

Joban Area Watanabe Sanka Fujinka (Maternity & Women’s) 9-5 42-4567 Sunday, 29th August

Taira Area Shirai Geka Ichoka Iin (external and digestive) 8:30-12 25-3788


Onahama Area Ishii Iin 9-5 54-5330

Nakoso Area Kushida Byoin 9-5 63-3202

Joban Area Joban Jinhinyoka Clinic (renal + urine treatment) 9-5 43-1200

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Emergency Dental Care All emergency dental care will be provided at the General Health and Welfare Centre (Sogo Hoken Fukushi Senta) in Uchigo. This centre is open on Sundays and all National holidays from 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 4pm. The reception closes at 3:30pm. For more information please contact the centre on 27-8620.

Kyoritsu Hospital Emergency After-Hours

Clinic [27-1208]

If you need to see a doctor urgently in the evening on a weekday or on a weekend or public holiday, the Kyoritsu Hospital Emergency After-Hours Clinic is open at the following times: Weekdays: 8pm - 12am Weekends: Sat 8pm – 7am Sun Sundays & Public Holidays: 9am-12am

Treatment Available in Foreign Languages:

If possible always go to hospitals or clinics which offer treatment in English or your native language. These places are listed in the City’s official list:

“Clinics & Hospitals where Foreign Language Treatment is

Available in Iwaki”

Even if your language is available, please make sure whenever possible to bring a Japanese-speaker with you

Eng = English, Kor = Korean,

Thai.

Counselling Centre for Women: Counsellors can assist you in Japanese, Chinese, English, Korean,

Portuguese, Spanish, Thai and Tagalog. Available languages differ each day. Ph: 050-1501-2803. Mon-Fri, 10am-5pm.

OC NET: Monday, Wednesday and Thursday 7pm – 9pm PH: 03-3730-0556 English, Chinese, Portuguese, Korean, Spanish, and Thai.

Tell Lifeline: TELL is a professional non-profit organisation that provides counselling to English-speaking foreigners all over Japan. The Lifeline is staffed

by highly trained volunteer phone counsellors and provides free non-judgemental phone counselling and information 365 days a year from 9am to 4pm

and 7pm to 11pm on (03) 5774-0992. For more information check out their website at http://www.telljp.com or e-mail them at [email protected].

Safety and Consultation Centre for Women (Police Box at Iwaki Train Station): For people who have suffered from any crime-related problem

or injury. Free. Can only speak Japanese. Ph: (0246) 23-9344 10am-6pm daily.


hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm.


hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm. Sunday, 1st August

Taira Area Nagai Ganka (eyes) 9-12 24-1112


Onahama Area Onahama Seikyo Byoin 9-5 53-4374

Nakoso Area Kureha Sogo Byoin 9-5 63-2181 Joban Area Kazawa Icho Seikei Geka (stomach & reconstructive surgery) 9-5 42-2198 Sunday, 8th August

Taira Area Shiga Seikei Geka Geka (Reconstructive+ normal surgery) 9-12 23-5050


Onahama Area Michiya Naika Ichoka (internal + stomach) 9-5 58-4180 Nakoso Area Kushida Byoin 9-5 63-3202

Joban Area Iwaki Yumoto Byoin 9-5 42-3188 Saturday, 14th August

Nakoso Area Kojima Jiai Byoin 9-5 63-5141 Nakoso Area Hanada Naika Clinic (internal) 9-5 62-5000 Sunday, 15th August

Onahama Area Kashima Byoin 9-5 58-8010

Nakoso Area Nakoso Byoin 9-5 65-7755

Nakoso Area Mori no Kodomo Clinic (children) 9-5 38-7227

Joban Area Kamome Clinic 9-5 28-1010 Monday, 16th August

Nakoso Area Yabuki Byoin 9-5 63-1818

Nakoso Area Sato Maternity Clinic 9-5 65-6900 Sunday, 22nd August

Taira Area [Eng] Hasegawa Seikei Geka Iin (Reconstructive surgery) 9-11:30 25-5691


Onahama Area Izumi Seikei Geka Clinic (Reconstructive surgery) 9-5 56-3533

Nakoso Area Kureha Sogo Byoin 9-5 63-2181

Joban Area Watanabe Sanka Fujinka (Maternity & Women’s) 9-5 42-4567 Sunday, 29th August

Taira Area Shirai Geka Ichoka Iin (external and digestive) 8:30-12 25-3788


Onahama Area Ishii Iin 9-5 54-5330

Nakoso Area Kushida Byoin 9-5 63-3202

Joban Area Joban Jinhinyoka Clinic (renal + urine treatment) 9-5 43-1200


hours of 9:00am – 5:00pm.

Living in Japan but don’t have a clue what’s going on in this country? This month Japan Today will provide you some of the information from the various levels of government.

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2010 August Applications for Municipal Housing Draw Now Open

Due to new vacancies in City-run municipal housing, applications are now being accepted for a draw to go on the waiting

list for available housing.

Application Dates: Mon, 16 August 2010 – Fri, 27 August 2010, 8:30am – 5:00pm (weekdays only)

Where to Apply: The Public Housing Division, Public Works Department of Iwaki City Hall, or the Economy & Public

Works Department of the city Branch Offices in Onahama, Nakoso, Joban, and Yotsukura.

Date of Draw: Wed, 22nd September 2010 (9:30am)

Application Requirements: Applicants must fall under all of the following 6 conditions

1. Those with a registered address in Iwaki City, or who work in Iwaki City

2. People living with relatives/family, married couples, or couples who are engaged to be married within 3 months.

[those who fall under the next 4 conditions can apply even if they are living alone.

- People born before 1st April 1956 - People with physical, mental or intellectual disabilities and can live

alone - People on welfare

- People who covered by any other laws regarding Municipal Housing

3. People who clearly have trouble in finding a place to live.

4. People who are not falling behind in payments of Prefectural and City Residence

Tax (excluding National taxes)

5. People whose total household income did not exceed ¥158,000 last financial year.

(in households with special exemptions*, total household income for the 2009

financial year must not have exceeded ¥214,000)

6. People who are not connected to organised crime.

*A household is considered exempt from the normal limit of ¥158,000 if they:

1) Have a member of their family living with them who has a disability

2) An applicant was born before 1st of April 1956, or if a member of their family living with them was born before the 1st

of April 1956, or if the household is made up of children under 18 years of age

3) If there are children in the household who are too young to attend elementary school

The 10th Iwaki Global Citizen Festival will be held in Aquamarine Park on Sunday, 26th September this year. Lots of people enjoy international music, cuisine and make new friends every year. This year, the IIA is planning to offer wonderful Moldovan foods, ‘Borscht’, ‘Piroshki’ and ‘Pelmeni’, taught by Ms. Olga Maeda from Moldova. We will cook them in our booth from early in the morning that day. We are seeking some volunteers to help us. Anyone who wants to learn Moldovan recipes, make friends with Ms. Olga or help the IIA stall with cooking, please contact us! When: Sunday 26th of September Where: Aquamarine Park, Onahama

We would like to invite all English teachers to come and join us! This group encourages exchange of information and teaching ideas and provide opportunities for professional development. If you are interested in and willing to share your time and ideas, please contact us! Enquiries: Mrs. Florinda Flores 090-2840-3864, [email protected]

Traditional German Bread, ‘Stollen’, Baking Class When: Sat, 2 October, 10am – 11:30am Making preserved fruits Sat, 18 December, 10am – 1pm Baking Stollen Where: Bakery Fruchten (Hishikawamachi, Taira, near Iwaki ALIOS) Instructor: Mr. Taiga Akiyama, the manager of Bakery Fruchten Fee: ¥2,000 members, ¥2,500 non-members (We will bake Stollen Bread on 18th of December. You can even take home a loaf of Stollen Bread!) How to apply: Contact the IIA by the date of September 3rd. Group Size: 20 people (on a first-come-first-served basis, you need to attend both classes) What to bring: Mask, Apron, triangular bandanna and indoor shoes

Candle Making With Beeswax Class When: Sat, 20 November, 10am – 12pm Where: Active Learning room in Iwaki City Lifelong Plaza (may change) Instructor: Mr. Juergen Oberbaeumer from Germany Fee: ¥1,000 members, ¥1,500 non-members How to apply: Contact the IIA by September 30th Group Size: 20 people (on a first-come-first-served basis)

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The next Bagus will be a little bit different from our previous events! It will not be held at Lifelong Plaza. We will have a BBQ party in “Sun Marina”! Sun Marina is a safe place for parents & children to play by the sea and in open spaces for parents and children. Come and visit somewhere different and enjoy a BBQ with us beside the water’s edge in Onahama. When: Tue, 14 September 11am-2pm Where: Iwaki Sun Marina, the open space near the Car Park Fee: ¥1,000 Adults, ¥300 children younger than elementary school age. How to apply: Tell us your name and age in advance by Phone, Fax or Email.

Are you interested in Indian foods? This will be a great chance to learn local and professional dishes from friendly Indian chefs. They work at a well-known Indian restaurant ‘Asian Restaurant Mumbai’ in Taira. Come and learn some great Indian recipes! Menu: Curry, Salad, Indian style dessert and More When: 5th October, 2010, 10am to 1pm Where: Cooking Room, 2nd floor, Iwaki Bunka Centre Fee: Members ¥1,000, Non-Members ¥1,500 Contact: (0246) 22-7409 or [email protected]

A Very German Christmas Next year will be the 150th anniversary of relations between Germany and Japan. To commemorate the late Dr. Hajime Hoshi, who was born in Iwaki and contributed to pharmaceuticals industry in Germany after WWII, the IIA is planning some special German-style Christmas events.

The IIA has been involved in the usage of old stamps to assist

developing countries since 1994, so please

come along if you have some time to help out with the cutting

of old stamps, which will in turn help those

less fortunate have a better life. Wednesday, 29th September (Level 7) All at City Hall 9:30am-3:30pm. Please

drop in whenever suits you.

“Obon? What’s this Obon I keep hearing about?” August is the height of Summer festivals in Iwaki, and the festival with the

most cultural significance is probably Obon. Obon is a Buddhist festival during which people pray for the peace of their

ancestor’s souls. During Obon food such as fruit and vegetables is offered to ancestors and houses are cleaned. In Iwaki it

occurs around the 15th of August. On the 13th people go to visit their ancestor’s graves, and light lanterns inside their houses.

On the 16th ancestors are guided back to their graves with those same lanterns. Bon Odori are

dances often held during Obon, to celebrate the memory of one’s ancestors. Toro Nagashi is a

common Obon custom of floating small lanterns down rivers or out to see to help guide the souls of

the departed home. Many people travel to their home town during Obon, so please take care when

travelling during the festival as roads and public transport can get very crowded!

Zdrastvuite! (-or ‘Hello!’ in Russian) There are still some spots available for our exciting Russian basic class. Join me for a fun and intriguing look at speaking & writing. Anyone is welcome!

Enquiries: Mrs. Olga MAEDA 090-5235-9498、 [email protected]

Celebrate the Korean Mid-Autumn Festival with us! For more information, please call Ms. Miran Shimizu. Come and enjoy a great party with us! When: Wednesday, September 22, 6:30pm – Where: Hotel Palmspring TEL 43-3011

(18 Icchoda Shiratorimachi Joban) Enquiries: Mrs. Miran Shimizu

25-5606, 090-9748-3193

Would you like to have a "Russian Tea Party" with great Russian music and sweets? When: Wednesday, September 1st, 10:30am - noon Where: Joban Kyodo Gas Showroom (74 Hiwatari Yumoto-machi Joban) Enquiries: Mrs. Olga MAEDA 090-5235-9498 [email protected]

Are you planning to take the Korean Language proficiency test? This course will help you to study Korean at your own level. Please contact us for details. When: August 6th & 20th, September 3rd, 10th, 17th & 24th, October 8th, 15th, 22nd &

29th 6:30pm – 8:30pm Where: Meeting room, Lifelong Learning

Plaza, Washington Hotel Enquiries: Mrs. Taeko NEMOTO, [email protected]

Sunday 8th August Iwaki Odori in Taira @ Chuo Dori in front of Iwaki Station.

This is a big festival, heaps of fun, and a great chance to make friends

and experience Japanese festival culture!! Anyone who wants to dance is welcome to

join us – however we can only enter 30 people in the parade so if you can definitely make

it, please contact Oisin asap. We are also looking for helpers so if you don’t want to dance

but wanna see a great festival and help out a little, please contact us!

Please Bring: Blue and white clothes, a small towel, plenty of water to drink, and shoes to dance in (i.e. sneakers)

Time: 4:30 – 7:30pm (includes preparations and dancing in the festival) Meet at: Est Est Bar, Taira 4:30pm

Participation Fee: ¥700 (covers Happi fee & water) Contact: Oisin [email protected] or 0246-22-7415

Thurs 19th August : Chilling with Iwakians from 7:00pm @ Est Est in Taira.

This is the regular get-together for Iwakians where you can enjoy good food and drinks while making friends in a

very relaxed atmosphere. Free pool, darts and foosball.

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Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2 3 4 5 6 Taira Tanabata

Iwaki Odori (Onahama)

7 Taira

Tanabata

Iwaki Fireworks

8 Taira

Tanabata

Iwaki Odori (Taira)

Nakata Caves

Open Day

9 Yumoto Yunagaya

Natsu Matsuri

10 Dick Dale Surf Guitar @ Bar

QUEEN

11 12 13 Kaiten Yagura

Bon Odori Party

14 Kaiten

Yagura Bon Odori

Children’s Horse Riding in

Tabito Asakano Festival

Koriyama 15

Kaiten Yagura Bon

Odori

Tono Jangara Bon Dance

16 17 18 19 20 Natsuigawa River

Lanterns & Fireworks

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22 Floating Lantern and Fireworks @

Tamura City

23 24 25 26 27 Yumoto Onsen Naritasan Obon

Festival

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29 Leonardo Da

Vinci Exhibition Ends

Iwaki Noh @

ALIOS

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Notes Library Closed Mon 30th

For more information on any of the IIA

events please contact Suko-san (22-7409)

September 2010

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IIA Language Classes: = Iwaki German Exchange

Association German Classes @ LATOV

= Iwaki Spanish Exchange

Association Spanish Classes @ LATOV

*both classes run from 7:00-9:00pm, on

the 6th floor of the LATOV building

= Hangul Exchange Group.

6:30-8:30pm, Lifelong Learning Plaza,

Washington Hotel

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