the general meeting

The regular general meeting of the T.I.A.(Tatsuno International Association ) was held on May 23.

The congratulatory address was described from the mayor Mr.Yagasaki , following the chairman greeting.

And the action plan in 2010 was approved.

The speech of experiences from the junior high school students who had participated in the homestay program was announced after the general meeting.

The appreciation for the hospitalities they received from Waitomo people were explained from everybody.

The principal of junior high school was invited for our drinking party at the night.

to Waitomo !!

March 20th the 8 students and chaperons left Tatstuno for NZ.

TIA members and their families saw them off.

The exchanging programe has started !

They'll be back on 30th.

We'll be with you soon !!

The 15th　Exchanging Students are learning calligraphy for making friendship with Te-Kuiti students.

The chairman of TIA Kimihiko Akahane is a also famous Calligrapher in Nagano.

The students were taught calligraphy by him.

The orientation programe is remained only one time.

They will departure Japan on 20th March.

We hold the 2 speach contests

We held the Japanese Speech Contest by foreigners and the English Speech Contest by jr-hi school students. Susea Pelera and Mizuki Nebashi had the 1st prize of them.

The speakers and the Judges for Japanese Speach Contest.

The speakers and the Judges for English Speach Contest.

Paint it !

2009/6/13
The director of the Tatsuno international association maintained the memorial garden.
We painted the roof and the prop of the carving again they had begun to rust.

It became beautiful.

2009/5/17
The regular general meeting of the Tatsuno international association was held.

The mayor Mr. Yagasaki was greeting it.

There was the the 15th Exchange group :junior high school student's experience report.

These photographs are new directors.

2 Speech Contests

Sep.21st.2008
We held the Japanese Speech Contest by the foreign people and the English Speech Contest by the Jr. hi School students.