‘Bento Talks 2 + Japan Off the Beaten Path’

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‘Bento Talks 2 + Japan Off the Beaten Path’ Description: Bento Talks 2 with US-Japan Council Japan off the Beaten Path with Japan America Society of Chicago. Details: Bento Talks featured a JET alum on the panel Off the Beaten Path was all JETAA Chicago Alumni Tips: Collaborate with other organizations Find a way to reach out to the non-Japan community (invite people unrelated to Japan)

Annual Shinnenkai Tips: Details: Activities include -mochi making -trying on clothing -calligraphy - traditional Japanese music/dance -martial arts demonstrations Tips: -Connect with local businesses/organizations -Connect with Japan related businesses/organizations. -Plan ahead Description: Annual fundraiser open to the public to learn about Japan and celebrate the new year. A chance for alumni to introduce Japan to their communities.

Tips: Switch it up between text, manga, fiction and non-fiction. Japanese Reading Group Description: reading and translating Japanese texts, translation practice, variety of texts. Details: Started as an idea of a member as a way to keep practicing Japanese reading and speaking throughout the year. Tips: -Encourage people to come, even if they feel they’re not adequate in Japanese. Book Club Description: reading and meeting to discuss Japanese translated texts, books by Japanese authors. Details: Meets every other month, group picks the book and everyone reads before attending. Tips: Switch it up between text, manga, fiction and non-fiction.