2014 TJCS Hanami Party

Site Admin • April 23, 2014

Hanami with Canadians in Kairaku Koen, Tsu City, Mie Prefecture

On April 5th, the TJCS held its annual Hanami event.
This year's event was held in Kairaku Park in Tsu City, Mie Prefecture.

We were blessed with nice weather and the cherry blossoms were in full bloom.

Canadians enjoying a Cherry Blossom Picnic in Mie, Japan.

Although many of the 60 people who attended met each other for the first time at this event we all had a great time communicating in both English and Japanese. We could all expand on international exchange between our different cultures.

We, at the Tokai Japan Canada Society, would like to thank all of the people who attended this event, both members and non-members. If you are interested in TJCS please contact us through this website or engage with us on Facebook.

TJCS Hanami Party 2014, Group Photo

We are looking forward to boosting international exchange through the many events that are held by TJCS throughout the Tokai area.

Come out and join the next event !

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