The Akashi Newsletter (Koho Akashi) is a newsletter published by Akashi City. It releases on the 1st and the 15th of each month. There are many announcements in each issue of the Akashi Newsletter. We have selected five of the most important or useful announcements and translated them into English.
Announcements in the January 1st Issue
Have Fun Learning About the Mongolian Language Through Mongolian Songs and Games!
Children will have a chance to learn about Mongolian songs, games, and more from a Mongolian person!
This event will take place at the “Multi-cultural Center Manmaru Akashi” (located at Higashi Nakanocho 3-10).
Date and Times: Sunday, January 19th
*Depending on the age of the participating child, the event time and maximum number of participants will change.
To apply, please contact Multi-cultural Center Manmaru Akashi by phone or e-mail from January 6th to January 15th.
If you are applying by e-mail, please write the names, ages, addresses, and phone numbers of the people who will be participating.
The phone number for Manmaru Akashi is 078-915-8747. The e-mail address is info@manmaru‐akashi.com
Participants will be decided on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you have any questions about this article, please contact “Multi-cultural Center Manmaru Akashi.”
A Ukrainian Person Will Be Giving a Talk, So You Can Have a Chance to Hear and Think about Events in Ukraine
Nadiya Goral, a woman from Ukraine, will be giving a talk about the country. Nadiya Goral is currently working at Kobe University. The theme of her talk will be “Do the obvious, right thing. Do your part to protect peace.” You’ll have a chance to hear about Ukrainian culture and history, and think about what we can do to work towards peace.
Date and Time: Wednesday, February 5th from 3:00 p.m. until 4:30 p.m. (the reception desk will be open from 2:30 p.m.)
Place: Meridian Hall (ASPIA Akashi North Building, 9th Floor)
Cost: Free
If you want to join, please apply by January 29th.
Please apply using the QR code on the right, by phone, or by fax. If you apply by fax, please write down your name and telephone number in the fax.
The limit on participants is 290 people. Participants will be decided on a “first-come, first-served” basis.
If you have any questions about this article, please contact the Human Rights Promotion Division. Their phone number is 078-918-5058. Their fax number is 078-918-5131.
