2023 TJCS Canada Day Party

May 28, 2023

2009年6月20日

Celebrating Canada Day in Nagoya, Japan

Please note that registration for Canada Day is closed. This event is sold out.

The annual TJCS Canada Day Celebration has gained a reputation as the not-to-miss event of the summer in the Nagoya area. Well, after a 4-year hiatus (thanks Covid!)... we're back at Canada House!


Canada Day officially occurs on July 1st, each and every year, and this year we will actually celebrate the occasion on the 1st!



Join us for a great event featuring delicious food, drinks (beer, wine, pop, juices and teas), and great friends!


This event is open to TJCS Members (and their families*) ages 13 and up, however the event is limited to the first 80 to reserve (with preference given to current members) so register now!

*Please note that qualified "family" includes a spouse and/or sons & daughters still engaged in education. Children having entered the workforce (shakaijin) are encouraged to join the TJCS separately.


Obviously, parents, cousins, adult siblings, etc. do not qualify as "family members" for the purposes of this event.

Thank you for understanding and your support of the TJCS!

As Canada celebrates its 156th birthday, we are delighted to be back at Canada House and its newly-renovated patio.


This event will offer the best of both worlds:


  • A chance to hobnob with the who's who of Nagoya with various VIP's with quality Canadian victuals and beverages.
  • A casual and relaxed feel with friendly, like-minded people, and some entertainment to boot!.


You will be entertained by Canadian rakugo performer Katsura Fukuryu (Derek Cavers), as well as some other surprises

Dress is smart casual (colourful cool biz), and as various dignitaries will be attending we respectively request that attendees dress accordingly. (Basically, no lewd t-shirts, ragged jeans, cut-offs, etc..)

*If you are unsure about what to wear, we recommend wearing clothes that include red or white (Canadian national colors) or something related to Canada (pins, badges, maple leaves, etc.) to enjoy the event.

However, please refrain from wearing hockey jerseys.

Date: July 1, 2023 (Sat)
Time: 17:00 - 20:00
Doors open at 16:45
Venue: Canada House
(Canada Consul's residence)
Address: 2-507 Yomogidai, Meito-Ku
Nagoya, Aichi
〒465-0091
[MAP]
Cost: Members & Family*
￥4,000 per person
(*spouse and/or teenaged child)

Member-only Policy

Due to space and other considerations, this event is strictly limited to TJCS Members (and family) only.


Members whose terms have elapsed will be asked to send the current year's dues along with event fees.


Registration and pre-payment (via bank transfer) is required for this event. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

There is no parking available at Canada House so therefore please use public transportation or the various pay-parking lots nearby.


RSVP deadline is Monday, June 26th, 2023.

Why not become a member?

If you are interested in attending this event, you will need to become a TJCS Member. An Individual Regular Membership is only ￥5,000 per year.


Check out membership details here and/or apply for TJCS membership today!

Please note that registration for Canada Day is closed. This event is sold out.

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