Connection Through Education

ACT For Japan

  • Sunday, March 09, 2014
  • 2:00 PM - 5:15 PM
  • University Temple United Methodist Church: 1415 NE 43rd St., Seattle WA 98105

Registration

  • Company Logo or Name will be in JASSW website/posters as an event sponsor (must submit by Feb 9 to be in time for posters)

    Company Logo/Name will be printed in the event program.

    Recognition in the program as a $250 donor.
  • Company name will be featured on JASSW website/posters as an event sponsor (must submit by Feb 9 to be in time for posters)

    Company name will be printed in the event program as an event sponsor.

    Recognition in the program as a $100 donor.

Registration is closed
Remember.  Prepare.  Rebuild.
 
     

ACT For Japan

          

Sunday, March 9

1:45pm to 5:15pm

@ 
 
 University Temple 
United Methodist Church
1415 NE 43rd St.
Seattle, WA 98105

  This year marks the Third Anniversary of the Great Tohoku Earthquake of Japan. Although three years have passed, there is still much that needs to be rebuilt. For the people there, recovery is still far from over. Let us give them new hope and reassure them that they are not forgotten. And send them messages of our continuing support from Seattle! 

 

Free Admission!

    

Event Features Include….


Panel Discussion: Tohoku Recovery 

Three Years Later...

 & Best Practices for Preparedness
 
It is difficult to predict when disasters will happen, but the consequences of disasters are predictable. Efforts to prepare yourself, your family, your workplace and your neighborhood will go a long way in improving the response and recovery of your community.

Hear from our special panel of experts to understand the recovery and rebuilding of livelihoods and security in Tohoku on the Third Anniversary of the earthquake and tsunami. Moderated by JASSW Chair Sam Shepherd, the panel includes Dr. Charles Aanenson, CEO of Peace Winds America, and Seattle Times reporter Sandi Doughton, who recently returned from the Tohoku area. Also joining us will be the Fukushima Kenjinkai President Patsy Yamada. 

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“Shout Out to Japan! Cheers from Seattle

 Sending Messages from Seattle to Tohoku
 
Greetings, comments, messages, you name it! We will send your words of support to the local radio station in the Tohoku area for broadcast to their listeners in the region.
   

Ringo Radio 
Yamamoto-cho, Miyagi


Check out last year's Shout Out Messages! 
"Shout Out to Japan ~ Cheers from Seattle 2012"(2:57 min)  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU5RoLF_Gjo&feature=em-upload_owner
            


                  

 
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"Buy to Support" Tohoku Region Goods

 Created out of the disaster were two new businesses featured at last year’s Shout Out: undefined Mr. Ogata’s Nori (dried seaweed) and Mrs. Sato’s “Kuwacha” tea.    In addition, many hand made items such as pouches, table runners and bags from Shiogama, Japan


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FEATURE FILM  "LIGHT UP NIPPON"

日本を照らした奇跡の花火

 
LIGHT UP NIPPON documents the trials and triumphs of dedicated volunteers led by Yoshitake Takada.  Just five months after the devastating Great East Japan Earthquake,  they lit up the skies in 10 locations over the Tohoku region of Japan with fireworks to buoy the spirits of the victims.  

This documentary takes you on a whimsical  and fantastic journey, where these magnificent  fireworks displays captured the thoughts, prayers, hopes and  dreams of so many people in Japan.         

 
 (For 30 minutes, starting at 2PM) 
 

 
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Your JASSW Event Sponsorship goes to the Tohoku Disaster Recovery Fund that will benefit.......

 



Te No Hirani Taiyou No Ie Project

 http://taiyounoie.org/


“Taiyo No Ie,” located in Miyagi prefecture, was built as retreat housing for the Tohoku victims. 

These houses  were built with beautiful Japanese wood and use a natural energy source, providing an eco friendly facility where the people can gather and feel safe.  We would like to raise funds for equipment like camping tents or sleeping bags for these guests.         


 

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And Many More!!
For full details, please check our Flyer Here
 
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Event Sponsorship Opportunities
 
Japan America Society of the State of Washington will put net proceeds of the sponsored amount toward the Tohoku Disaster Recovery Fund.  This year, funds will go to NPO “Taiyo No Ie Project” to purchase needed materials and furnishings. 
As an example, a procurement goal of $3000 provides camping tents* to the “Taiyo No Ie Project” for retreat housing in Fukushima.    
 
We hope that we can obtain your support in reaching this goal to send them items from Seattle. 

We have the following two levels of sponsorship for the event. 

JASSW is also looking for sponsors who could match the donations that we are fundraising for!  


$500 Sponsorship

Company logo/name featured on JASSW website/posters as an event sponsor [must submit logo by Feb 14 to be on the poster]

Company logo/name printed in the event program

Recognition in the program as a donor  

 

$200 Sponsorship

Company name featured on JASSW website/posters as an event sponsor [must submit logo by Feb 14 to be on the poster]

Company name printed in the event program

Recognition in the program as a donor

 
 


 


 
 








Ecore Global, Inc.

Azumano International 

Hyogo Business & Cultural Center 

Kotokawa & Isohata, PS

Kalika Trading

Michael Whalen AIA

 International Foster Care Alliance (IFCA)

Port of Seattle

Japan Business Association of Seattle

Bellevue Sister City Association

Fukushima Kenjin-kai

Peace Winds America

Laurasian Institution

Jamco America

 

 

 

 


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