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Speakers Wanted for the Nishitokyo Japanese Speech Contest 2026!
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The Nishitokyo Japanese Speech Contest 2026 will be held on Sunday, October 4, in the afternoon at J:COM Call Tanashi. We are now inviting speakers to participate! Anyone 16 years of age or older whose native language is not Japanese and... -
Home Visit Program for International Students Successfully Completed
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On June 14, NIMIC held its Home Visit Program for international students. This year, 13 host families welcomed 26 international students from 10 different countries into their homes. The participants enjoyed warm and meaningful exchange ... -
Report on the NIMIC Senior Exchange Meeting and Future Plans
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On the afternoon of June 20 (Saturday), NIMIC held a Senior Exchange Meeting at ING Building, 3rd Floor. The meeting was intended for people who have lived in Japan for more than ten years, as well as local residents. This time, seven pa... -
Office Closed from July 21st to 23rd
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Due to electrical work on the ING Building, the Nishitokyo Multicultural Center office will be closed from July 21st (Tue) to July 23rd (Thu). Regarding our services from July 21st (Tue) to 23rd (Thu): "Free Multilingual Consultation" wi... -
Enjoy Japanese Summer Festival 2026 – Recruiting Foreign Participants
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Would you like to join the "Higashi-Fushimi Shoeikai Summer Festival"? Let's enjoy Bon Odori dancing, festival food stalls (Yatai), and fireworks together! You can wear your everyday clothes, join by yourself, and you don't need to worry... -
We Held an Anime Pilgrimage Tour!
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On Saturday, May 30th, we "N-friends Club" hosted a cultural exchange event, the "Anime Pilgrimage Tour." A total of 8 people, including staff, joined the fun. We visited the Oizumi Anime Gate and the Toei Animation Museum. Afterwards, w... -
Invitation to the GATHERING FOR SENIORS FROM OVERSEAS!
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Are you a senior from overseas who has lived in Japan for 10 years or more? Or perhaps a family member? Do you ever feel confused or anxious about Japan's medical, welfare, or inheritance systems? Do you experience subtle frustrations du... -
Call for International Students: Home Visit Program
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We are inviting international students to participate in a “Home Visit” program, where you can visit a Japanese family and interact with local people. This is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of Japan through real-life ex... -
Report: Visit Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum & Cherry Blossom Party
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On April 5th, we held a tour of the "Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum" and a cherry blossom (Ohanami) party at Koganei Park. The event was attended by 9 international residents and 11 staff members. The historical buildings from t... -
Visit Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum & Cherry Blossom Party!
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Date & Time: April 5th (Sun), 13:00 - 16:00 Meeting Point: In front of Edo-Tokyo Open-air Architectural Museum Fees (Pay on the day): Participation Fee: 300 JPY (100 JPY for junior high students & under) Museum Entrance Fee: 400 ...
