JETAANC / San Francisco Japantown Chounaikai Meetup & Karaoke at IchiPub
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Tuesday, June 26th from 7-10 PM
IchiPub, 1706 Post St. (at Buchanan), San Francisco
Come hang out with Japantown Chounaikai (Neighborhood Association) and JETAANC tomorrow (Tuesday), June 26, from 7-10 pm at Japantown’s newest bar IchiPub at 1706 Post Street at Buchanan Street! Japantown Chounaikai has invited JETAANC to co-host this casual meetup - pay your own way and enjoy meeting new & old friends! There will be karaoke singing also! There is no food at the venue but we were told you could bring outside food if desired.
From Japantown Chounaikai:
6月26日 (火)に、日本町町内会とJETAANC (JETプログラム同窓会組織 ・北カリフォルニア支部) 合同の飲み会イベントを、ジャパンタウンに新しくオープンしたIchi Pubにて行います。
同じコミュニティグループとして活動しているJETAANCとは長年の知り合いも多く、今回一緒にイベントが出来る事をとても楽しみにしています。今回はIchi Pubのご好意で、お店を7時からこのイベントの為に開けてくれるので、是非この機会にニュースポットをチェックアウトしてみて下さいね。お店にはカラオケもありますよ！
なお、食べ物は出していないにですが、当日は持ち込みもOKとの事なので、もしおつまみが欲しい方はご持参下さい。
沢山の皆様のご参加をお待ちしています！
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The Japantown Chounaikai was created to strengthen the San Francisco Bay Area Japanese community by bringing together Japanese born in Japan and Japanese born in America. To assist newly arriving Japanese from Japan, Japantown Chounaikai plans on regularly hosting welcoming events. The events would provide opportunities to network, to become acquainted with various Japanese-related organizations in the Bay Area, and to learn about Japanese American history. To assist in the strengthening of of the Japanese American community in San Francisco, we will encourage Japanese from Japan to bring new ideas to the existing Japanese American community and thereby ensure San Francisco's Japantown continues to be an exciting place for people to visit and continues to stay true to cultural traditions. Let's get together in hopes of building a stronger unified community and celebrate our great culture.
Chounaikai means "Neighborhood Association" in Japanese. Many cities in Japan have a Chounaikai, each consisting of approximately 30 to 50 families. Chounaikai members help each other and contribute to the neighborhood in different ways including street cleaning, organizing festivals, patrolling the neighborhood, educating children, and supporting businesses. It is the smallest social entity yet very important to the residents.
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