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For
additional information regarding Japan America Society's events, please call
(213) 627-6217, ext. 202, or email to
info [at] jas-socal.org
42nd Annual
JAPAN AMERICA GOLF CLASSIC
Home of the Foreign Minister's Cup Since 1968
Honorary Tournament Chair
Consul General Junichi Ihara
Monday, September 13, 2010
12:00pm Shotgun Start, 5:30pm Reception & Silent Auction, 6:30pm Awards Dinner Banquet
Braemar Country Club, 4001 Reseda Boulevard, Tarzana, CA 91357
map and directions
$300 Individual Participants
$1,500 Tee Sponsorship (Two player participants + signage and other attractive marketing benefits)
$2,000 Hole Sponsorship (Four player participants + signage and other attractive marketing benefits)
$45 Reception and Awards Dinner Only
Please see the Golf Classic Brochure for additional sponsorship opportunities.
Mulligan Package Pre-Sale $50: Purchase Mulligan Packages by August 27th and receive five (5) extra Awards Dinner Raffle Tickets, a $25 value that will not be available on the day of the tournament! Mulligan Packages will contain: 2 Mulligans; 1 Rescue Card; 1Target Golf opportunity to Win $50 Cash; and, 1 Raffle Ticket + 5 extra Raffle Tickets for Pre-Sale purchases.
Pre-purchased Mulligan Package(s) will be ready for you at registration on the day of the tournament.
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Since 1968 the Japan America Golf Classic has been a sold out event, drawing more than 100 participating companies and a full tournament of Japanese and American business people. It is a high profile event that fosters business relationship building between Japanese and Americans. The tournament will be held concurrently with our 6th Annual Tennis Open.
1968年に始まったこのトーナメントは、毎年ソールドアウトとなるほどの人気で、100を超える日米企業や個人の方々にご参加頂いております。本トーナメントは、日米間の様々なビジネスのより優れた関係構築を促進するイベントであるとともに、日本や日米関係また米国のアジア太平洋地域における役割などに関連した公共向けの教育プログラムをサポートする役目を担っています。 また、同時に同カントリークラブにて第6回日米テニスオープンが開催されます。
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Honorary Chairman
Consul General Junichi Ihara
Monday, September 13, 2010
1:00pm Tennis Open Begins, 5:30pm Reception & Silent Auction, 6:30pm Awards Dinner Banquet
Braemar Country Club, 4001 Reseda Boulevard, Tarzana, CA 91357
map and directions
Platinum Sponsor [$1,500] Priority entry for eight (8) tennis players • Two banners and signage on courts • Preferred seating at Awards Dinner • Logo in Awards Dinner Program • Provide product in players’ goody bags
Gold Sponsor [$1,000] Priority entry for four (4) tennis players • Banner and signage on courts • Preferred seating at Awards Dinner • Logo in Awards Dinner Program • Provide Product in players’ goody bags
Silver Sponsor [$500] Priority entry for two (2) tennis players • Signage on courts • Preferred seating at Awards Dinner • Logo in Awards Dinner Program • Provide product in players’ goody bags
$125 Individual Player
$100 Per Player for two (2) or more players
$45 Reception and Awards Dinner Only
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Join us for the Japan America Tennis Open! It is an event with the goal of having fun. Players of all levels are invited to join. Make new friends and play some great tennis. Space is limited – make your reservation today!
The Tennis Open is held concurrently with our 42nd Annual Golf Classic. Both tennis and golf participants will enjoy a joint Reception & Silent Auction and Awards Dinner, where over $30,000 in Raffle Prizes will be distributed, as well as award trophies for both tennis and golf.
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14th Annual Japan America Kite Festival®
第14回 日米凧あげ大会
  
Title Sponsor
Sunday, October 3 11am - 4pm
North Side of Seal Beach Pier
Click here for a MAP
Free Admission!
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Come with family and friends to enjoy Japanese and international kites of all sizes and colors! Kite Workshop and games for Children, Japanese food & cultural booths, 50’ x 100’ Giant Show kites, Taiko drum performance, Kite Candy Drops for kids, Kite Battles and Stunt Kite demonstrations and much more!
Co-presented by Japan America Society of Southern California and Up Up and Away Kite Shop.
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HELP Save A Life
Individuals of multi-ethnic descent (Asian, Pacific Islander, Hispanic/Latino, African American, Mixed Race) are desperately needed to register as potential marrow/stem cell donors.
Ethnicity is crucial when matching patients with marrow donors. Due to the severe shortage of ethnic minorities on the National Registry, ethnic and diverse patients with leukemia or lymphoma are less likely to find a matching donor.
You could be the one to save a life by registering as a potential marrow/stem cell donor.
Some good things to know:
Registering means that you are joining a national database of potential donors for any patient in need.
If you are selected as a match, you will contacted for further testing, which includes a blood sample.
You will then be asked to donate your blood stem cells either from your blood or your marrow.
Click on "Help Save A Life" below to download a flyer about Nick Glasgow, a patient who needs a match today.
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Register online today at the Asian American Donor Program at www.AADP.org.
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Past Events
Seventh International Symposium of America-Japan Societies
日米協会国際シンポジウム
Akita City, Akita Prefecture, Japan
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4th Annual
U.S.–Japan Green Conference:
THE FUTURE OF HIGH-SPEED RAIL IN CALIFORNIA
Keynote Speaker
Thursday, May 27, 2010
2:00-4:30pm Opening Remarks, Panel Discussion and Q&A
4:30-5:30pm Keynote Speech and Q&A with Norman Y. Mineta
5:30-7:00pm Networking Reception
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3rd Global Organization for Leadership and Diversity Symposium
Concurrent Breakout Sessions (Symposium participants will choose one):
Session 1: The Third Age of Leadership: Diversity, Globalization & Technological Change
Session 2: Managing Diversity though Cultural Intelligence
Session 3: Creating Economic Opportunities: Beyond Diversity and Corporate Social Responsibilities
Download Symposium Brochure
Monday, March 22, 2010
8:00am – 8:30am Registration & Continental Breakfast
8:30am – 5:00pm Program
5:00pm – 6:00pm Networking Reception
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家族釣大会!
Family Fishing Trip
SOLD OUT! Please call 213-627-6217 ext. 202 to be placed on the waiting list.
多くのご参加ありがとうございます。定員に達しました。ウェイティング・リストがございますので、213-627-6217 内線206までご連絡ください。
2010年 7月18日(日) - 12:30登録開始, 13:00出港, 17:45帰港
Sunday, July 18, 2010 - 12:30pm Registration, 1:00pm Departure, 5:45pm Return to Harbor
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Centennial Celebration Japan Trip
Featuring the Japan America Society's
Centennial Closing Reception
At the
Official Residence of
The Honorable John V. Roos, U.S. Ambassador to Japan
Itinerary Summary
- April 13 - Leave Los Angeles for Narita Airport
- April 14–17 - Tokyo: Tour of Tsukiji Market, Visit Yakult Central Institute for Microbiological Research, and Hitachi Central Research Laboratory, Sumo Stable, Panasonic Center Tokyo, Centennial Closing Reception, 1/2 day trip to Kamakura
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2010 Events
ホエールウォッチングクルーズ
Whale Watch Cruise
Sunday, March 14, 2010
9:30am Registration, 10:00am Prompt Departure, 12:30pm Return to harbor
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101st Anniversary Dinner & Gala Celebration
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
5:00pm Reception and Silent Auction - Silent Auction Preview Flyer! (PDF)
7:00pm Dinner and Program
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Tokyo City Cup & Japan Family Day
Saturday, March 27, 2010 11:00am - 5:00pm
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Japan America Society’s Annual Members Meeting
and
Premier Film Screening of
Thursday, March 4, 2010
12:00-1:00pm Annual Members Meeting
Please join us to meet the Directors, Governors, Honorary Officers, Staff, and fellow Members of the Society. The meeting agenda includes the Chairman’s Goals, Financial Report, Programs Report, additional committee reports, a vote to approve the 2010-2011 Board of Directors, as well as those matters that the Board of Directors intends to present for action by the voting members.
1:00-1:45pm Premier Film Screening of "The Man Who Painted Light"
Joe Price recently completed a visually stunning, 20-minute documentary film on Japanese Edo-period (1615-1868) paintings. With particular focus on the master works of Ito Jakuchu, the film explores the incredible and unsurpassed techniques used by Edo-period artists. Please join us for this premier screening followed by Q&A with Joe Price.
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