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NAGOYACALENDAR 1

January2014

English Edition

Nagoya Ca lend ar

Visit our website atwww.nic-nagoya.or.jp or call us at 052-581-0100

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Childrens Story Book TimeCome and share in the fun at the Nagoya International Center 3F Library& listen to foreign volunteers as they read a selection of books in theirnative language from the library's vast collection of children's storybooks. All are welcome! Participation is free!Upcoming ScheduleSunday, January 12(14:00 14:30) EnglishSunday, January 26(14:00 14:30) Englishand Chinese

Language Courses at the International StudentCenter Course applications will be accepted from Tuesday, January 14 untilFriday, January 31. To apply, send your details through our contact formonline at http://bit.ly/ISC8781 or send a reply paid postcard to 2-2-29Koei, Minato-ku, Nagoya 455-0015.

For info on how to send a reply paid postcard, seewww.bit.ly/ofukuhagaki

Korean for Beginners When: every Saturday, February 15 to March 22 (15:30 - 17:00).Course Cost: 2000 Yen (6 lessons); text is extra.

Introductory German Course

When: every Saturday, February 15 to March 1 (13:30 - 15:00).Course Cost: 2000 Yen (3 lessons).

MICA Free Medical Check UpsFree health & dental consultations will be offered for foreign nationals bythe Medical Information Center Aichi (MICA). Interpreters will beavailable to offer assistance in English and Portuguese.When:Sunday,January 26(14:00 - 16:00)Where:Nagoya International Center 3F, Lecture Room 1More information:Call MICA at 052-588-7040

NICs Free Personal Income Tax Consultations

The Nagoya Certified Public Tax Accountants' Association together with

the Nagoya International Center will be hosting free tax income consul-tations for foreign residents to assist with their income tax returns andother tax related issues.When:Main Session will be held on Saturday, February 15(10:00 to16:00).Individual Consultations will be held on February 22, 23 and onMarch 1, 2, 8and 9 from 13:00 to 17:00.Where:Nagoya International Center 4F Exhibition RoomNagoya International Center 3F Information Counter.Places:Up to 30 people Up to a total of 36 peopleHow to Apply:In person at NIC 3F Info Counter or by calling 052-581-0100 from January 16onwards on a first in first served basis.Please note that assistance with income tax returns is limited tothis event and is not covered by our regular civic advisory serviceat the info counter. In addition, this service is limited to salariedemployees only, and is not for business owners and operators.

Comprehensive Seminar and Consultations forParents and Guardians of Foreign Children

Seminar (max. 60 people): You & Your School It isnt as simple as

just sending off your child to school in the morning. Your relationshipand involvement with a school can impact significantly on the childs lifeat school. If you currently have a child in elementary or junior high schoolin your care, this seminar is well worth considering.Personal Consultations (max. 16 groups up to 20 min/group):Speak to an education specialist to get advice on issues such as truancy,bullying, special-needs education and any other developmental areas ofeducation.English, Portuguese, Spanish, Chinese and Filipino interpreters will beprovided for both the seminar and consultations.A relaxed and informative peer support salon will also take place whereparents and guardians can casually talk to one another about theirchildren.When:Saturday, February 8(13:00 - 16:00)Where:Nagoya International Center 5F #1 Conference RoomHow to Attend:Reservations are required. Apply via our website (lookout for it on the large image slider on the home page seminar only), callthe NIC on 052-581-0100 or visit the information counter on 3F. You canalso e-mail us at [email protected] for any further information.

NIC Nihongo no Kai Japanese Course forAdults NIC The Centers ever-popular program offers 4 levels of conversationclasses and 3 levels of writing classes. Applications will ONLY beaccepted on Sunday,January 12(11:00 - 12:00) at the NagoyaInternational Center 5F. If oversubscribed, places will be chosenby lottery. Fee collection for successful applicants starts at 12:15.If space available, applications for a 2nd class will be acceptedfrom 12:45.Term:Every Sunday from January 19to March 30(10 classes,90 minutes each). No class on February 9.Participation Fee:2500 Yen, plus additional fees (500 - 1000Yen) for text and materials.Application:Forms available on the day at the NIC 3F Informa-tion Counter, or at the course website below.

Further Information: Call 052-581-5689 (Tue - Sun, 09:00 to17:00).Website: www.nic-nagoya.or.jp/nihongonokai

The NICs Childrens Japanese ClassThis course is taught by volunteers and is designed for children(born between April 2, 1998 and April 1, 2007) whose nativelanguage is not Japanese. Students learn Japanese skills neces-sary for school and daily life.Term:Every Sunday (10:00 - 11:30) from January 19to March30 (10 classes, 90 minutes each). No class on February 9.Participation Fee:1000 Yen for the entire course. 50 placesavailable.Application:Accepted on Sunday, January 12(09:45 - 10:15)at the Nagoya International Center 4F, Lecture Room 3; feecollection will start at around 11:00. A parent or guardian shouldattend the application process and bring a filled out applicationform. Forms are available from the 3F pamphlet boxes or fromthe NIC website.Further Information: For further information call 052-581-5689 (Tue - Sun, 09:00 to 17:00).

NIC Regional Seminar Administration, NPOs and citizens have previously conductedcultural awareness events and activities, however these haveusually been limited to a small segment of active communitymembers and have not effectively penetrated the localities on agrass roots level. International marriage and permanentresidency, among other multicultural issues have been on the riseand although ultimately we seek to improve multiculturalco-existence, we feel that we could be doing more than simplyproviding foreigner support by focusing more on the forma-tion of a truly harmonious multicultural environment for oursociety. In this event, we will be conducting a keynote speechand listening to the valued ideas and opinions brought forwardby foreign participants to help us work together more effectively.Interpreters will also be made available as required.When:Sunday, February 2(13:00 to 17:00)Where:Nagoya International Center Annex HallHow to participate: Apply by e-mail to [email protected] or call 052-581-5689 from January 11 onwards.

Foreign Students Employment Seminar

An employment information seminar held by the InternationalStudent Center in corporation with the Central Japan IndustriesAssociation, help foreign students who hope to find employ-ment in Japan.When:Saturday, January 18 (13:30-15:00)Where:International Student CenterAccess:Get off at the Minato Kuyakusho Station on the MeikoSubway Line and walk 200m south from Exit 2.Cost:Free. 25 places available.To Make a Reservation: Call the ISC on 052-654-3511 ore-mail [email protected] between January 4 and 17.

Nagoya International Center NewsNagoya International Center Services - Visit or call the NIC 3F for more information - 052-581-0100

The Nagoya International Centeris a 7-minute walk or a 2-minute subway ride from Nagoya Station.Kokusai Center Station, on the Sakura-dori Subway Line, is linked to the Nagoya International Center at the basement level. The Nagoya International Center libraryand information counter areopen 09:00 - 19:00

Closed on Mondays, December 29 - January 3, & the second Sundays of August & February. Car-parking is also available at the Center and in the immediate vicinity.

Information Counter

Information service for foreign residents on daily life andsightseeing in Japan available in 8 foreign languages. Japanese& English is available Tuesday to Sunday (09:00 - 19:00).Reservations notrequired. See our website for service times inother languages.

Tel:052-581-0100

E-mail [email protected]

Free Personal Counseling

Native English-speaking counselors are available onSunday by appointment only to provide support toforeign residents who have difficulties with their lives inJapan. To arrange a counseling session call the NIC 3F InfoCounter at 052-581-0100.

Free Legal Consultations

Free Legal Consultations with a certified lawyer available onSaturdays 10:00 - 12:30 by reservation only. To make anappointment, please leave your name & phone number on theanswering machine at 052-581-6111. A counseling supportstaff member will call you back at a later date to schedule anappointment with you.

Free Civic Advisory Service for Foreign Residents

Information & advice in English for foreign residents on anything related to govern-ment administration such as labour laws, immigration, divorce, & taxation. Phoneor visit us Tuesday to Saturday10:00 - 12:00 & 13:00 - 17:00 (except nationalholidays). Reservations not required.Tel:052-581-0100. See our website for service times in other languages.

Free Counseling Service for Refugees and Asylum SeekersRHQ

The Kobe-based Refugee Assistance Headquarters (RHQ) provides a confidentialcounseling service for refugees, convention refugees, their family members, andasylum seekers in English and Japanese on every Thursday of the month (10:00- 16:00) at the NIC 3F Info Counter. Reservations are required. For moreinformation call RHQ at 078-361-1700(website www.rhq.gr.jp/english).

The NIC Library

Over 10,000 English language books including travel guides, popular manga,non-fiction, fiction, childrens books, and Japanese study guides. Borrow up to 6books for a period of 14 days! Membership is free and open to everyone residentin the Chubu Area. A form of ID that shows your current address is required.Children can also get cards!

Nagoya International Center Events - Please note all prices, dates, times, and locations are subject to change -

- The NIC Information Counter -

Have you been to the NIC Information Counter lately? Do you know about how we can help you?

The NIC Information Counter, located on Level 3 of the Nagoya International Center Building, hasa wealth of information and has been assisting residents and tourists since 1984 in a largenumber of languages.

From simple living matters such as garbage collection or visitor information, to legal and immigra-tion guidance, we are here to help you.

Doctors, Dentists, Maternity Clinics, Hospitals etc

Japanese Language Schools

Tourist information and city guides and resources

Local Universities in Aichi Prefecture

Earthquake/Fire Disaster Prevention Guides and Resources

Local Travel Infrastructure

Cultural Classes and Groups

Various Municipal Information on Everyday Living Matters

Information on various administrative organs (Tax, Social Welfare etc)

You can also pick up the latest flyers and information, as well as the Nagoya Calendar (Englishand Portuguese) from our pamphlet box area. Two computer terminals are also available* forinternet access, scanning, and printing of documents (*charges apply).

Stay up-to-date and visit us when you have any questions about living in Nagoya. Also be sure tocheck out our website www.nic-nagoya.or.jp or follow and like us on Twitter and Facebook orsign up to our e-mail magazine via our website to receive all the latest event and communityinformation.

A Valuable Resource for Foreigners and Japanese Living In & Around Nagoya

Theres more on our website - www.nic-nagoya.or.jp

Follow the Nagoya International Center on Twitter @the_nic

Find us on Facebook - www.facebook.com/NagoyaInternationalCenter

We also have a monthly mail newsletter sign up on our website!

Nagoya Calendar - Free Bulk Delivery!Get up to 15 issues of the Nagoya Calendarmagazine delivered free to your group, place ofwork, or organization at the start of each month.Pass on our free magazine to your members, staff,and customers. For more information contact us at052-581-0100 or e-mail us at [email protected].


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Philippines Typhoon Disaster Fund

The Nagoya InternationalCenter is collecting fundsfor the disaster in thePhilippines caused byTyphoon Yolanda (Typhoon30) which caused seriousdamage on the 8th ofNovember, 2013. Charityboxes can be found at theNagoya InternationalCenters Information Coun-ter on Level 3 or at theAdmin Counter on Level 4.All donations will beforwarded to the JapaneseRed Cross Society.

The 410th Subscription Concert410Martyn BRABBINS, Chief ConductorInternational Contemporary Ensemble

"Water impression on the sea, the beginning of life"F. Bridge The SeaD. Fujikura Mina, Concerto for 5 Soloists and Orchestra[Co-commissioned Work, Japan Premiere]A. Bruckner Symphony No.4 in E flat major "Romantic" [ed. R. Haas,1878/80 ver.When: Friday, February 21 (18:45) & Saturday, February 22 (16:00)Where: Aichi Prefectural Art Theater Concert Hall

Access: Connected at the basement level to Oasis 21 and SakaeSubway Station.Tickets: 1,000 Yen to 6,000 Yen. For audience up to the age of24,only same day tickets are available.

Illumination: Chapter 2 New Year

The theme for the second chapter is (Shinshun), or New Year(Spring). See approximately 150 types of orchids magically lit upduring the continuation of this delightful series of displays.When: Thursday, January 2to Tuesday, January 21. The gardens areopen from 10:00 to 20:00 and is lit up from 16:00 to 20:00. Closed onWednesdays or on the following day if it falls on a public holiday.Where:Ran no YakataAccess: Approximately a 3 minute walk south from Meijo LineYaba-cho Station exit 4Cost:General admission 700 Yen, 500 Yen for entry after 17:00.

Junior HS students and under gain free entry.

Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra Salon Concert

Guest:Naoko KANOHZAWAViolaWhen:Wednesday, February 5at 18:30.Where:Nagoya City Music Plaza 1F Music SalonAccess:A 6 minute walk from Kanayama stn or an 8 minute walkfrom Higashibetsuin Station.Cost:Free

Star Gazing at the Science Museum Following a brief talk at the planetarium you will proceed to therooftops main telescope and various other telescopes to observe the

nights recommended celestial scenery.When: Saturday, February 8(18:15 - 20:30)Where: Rooftop observatory, Nagoya City Science Museum

Participation: Adults 700 Yen, school-age children 300 Yen.Numbers are limited to 250 participants. To apply, send a reply-paidpost card to 460-0008 Nagoya, Naka Ku, Sakae 2-17-1, NagoyaCity Science Museum to arrive by Saturday, January 18; on thereverse write: "February 8 - Stars" and include the number of adults& children in your group. See www.bit.ly/ofukuhagaki to find outhow to write a reply-paid postcard.

Osu Kannon Setsubun Ship ParadeSetsubun is the last day before the first day of spring on the oldJapanese calendar. Each year at Nagoyas Osu Kannon Temple a specialstage is set up just for a mamemaki bean-scattering ceremony. Prior tothis, a parade procession featuring the takarabune (treasure ship) andthe seven gods of fortune, departs Sakae Intersection at 13:18 andarrives at Osu Kannon at 15:00.When:Monday, February 3(10:00 - 18:00)Where: Osu Kannon Temple

Access: A short walk from Osu Kannon Subway Station, exit 2

New Year Party International Exchange EventThis event provides Japanese and non-Japanese guests a chance tomeet and mingle under a casual party setting. There will berecreational games, prizes, and a chance to learn and experienceJapanese culture. A buffet-style light meal will be available.To reserve your place and for more information contact theInternational Cross Culture Promotion Center at 080-1559-9744 [email protected]:Nagoya International Center Annex Hall (Kokusai CenterSubway Station, exit 2)When:Sunday, January 26 (18:30 - 20:30)Admission:1000 Yen for foreign residents, 2000 Yen for Japanesenationals; reservations are required.

Nagoya City Fire Departments 2014 New YearEvent26Around 2,000 volunteers will appear from the Nagoya City FireDepartment for this event! Seventy fire-fighting vehicles, a helicopter,

ambulance and other related equipment will be showcased during theshow. At the Nagoya Port Aquarium Jetty Plaza the Fire Departmentsband will also be performing alongside other displays of fire-fightingapparel and miniature fire trucks for kids. Make a day of it with thefamily and learn about fire disaster prevention while enjoying a varietyof events. Admissionis FREE!When:Sunday,January 12from10:00 to 11:30Where:Nagoya Port Garden PierAccess:Approximately a 3minute walk fromNagoya-ko Station,Subway Meiko Line.

In and Around Nagoya - Please note all prices, dates, times, and locations are subject to change - In and Around Nagoya - Please note all prices, dates, times, and locations are subject to change -Events in January

See below for a variety of events in and around Nagoya this January. Music, History, Art, Culture and more!Events in January

See below for a v ariety of events in and around Nagoya this January. Festivals, Food and Parades!

55thInternational Speech Contest in Japanese55

For the development of a more prosperous world, a definite need existsto deepen mutual understanding by transcending nationality andcultural differences based on the exchange of constructive opinions.The purpose of this contest is to afford the opportunity to the peoplesof all the countries of the world familiar with Japanese society andculture to present opinions in the Japanese language, and to provide theforum for all to obtain fresh viewpoints in search of the proper role forJapan and other countries in our global society. Based on this, thecontest is held to contribute to the spreading of peace among peoples.When:Saturday, May 24(from 13:00)

Where:Plover Hall in Matsue City, General Culture Center, ShimanePrefecture (sponsors will pay long distance transportation costs andsleeping accommodation costs for contestants outside of Matsue City -excluding taxi fares.)How to Enter:Application deadline is Thursday, April 10. Full detailscan be found on the official website http://www.iec-nichibei.or.jp/iec04_2.html

Hokusai Hokusai, born in 1760 in Edo, is undeniably one of the most famousJapanese artists to date. Well known for "The Great Wave offKanagawa" and other works in his amazing series "Thirty-six Views ofMount Fuji". The NAGOYA/BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS in Nagoyawill be the first venue in Japan (followed by Kobe, North Kyushu andTokyo) to exhibit approximately 140 works in this exhibition. To say theleast, you will be nothing short of overwhelmed at this exhibition - fromukiyoe of beautiful women to flowers, birds and landscapes, as well asother rare and astonishing pieces from various collections from theMuseum of Fine Arts, Boston. Be sure not to miss this amazing opportu-nity to see some of the most loved Japanese art in history.When:Until Sunday, 23 March2014. Open weekdays 10:00 to 19:00.

Weekends, public holidays, January 2 and 3, open 10:00 to 17:00. Lastentry 30 minutes before closing. Closed on Mondays (in the event of apublic holiday, closed the following day instead) and between December27 and January 1.Where:NAGOYA/BOSTON MUSEUM OF FINE ARTSAccess:A short walk from Kanayama Station (south exit). Accessible byJR, Meitetsu, Meijo and Meiko subway lines.Tickets:Adults 1,200 Yen (advance 1,000 Yen), Over 65s / Groups of20 and over / Students 900 Yen (advance 700 Yen), Junior HS studentsand under gain free entry. Advance tickets can be purchased via TicketPia (P-code 765-783) and convenience stores.

See the NIC website for our free ticket giveaway for thisevent for your chance to win. Entries close January 13

Toyota Home RinkThe Toyota Home Rink is the ideal place to skate this winter on the wayto or back home from work or school! Its a great place for families, andat night, with all the atmospheric lighting, it makes for a popular venuefor couples. It uses patented American made interlocked resin sheetscalled "Super-Glide" instead of ice. Although it offers the same level ofglide-ability, it makes it easier for beginners to stand and if you fall,

you wont get cold and wet!When:From Saturday, November 16to Sunday, February 23. Openevery day from 13:00 to 20:00. Weekends, public holidays and winterholidays (Dec. 24 to Jan. 6) open from 10:00 to 20:00.Where:Oasis 21, Ginga-no-HirobaCost:Junior HS students and over 1,000 (900) Yen. Elementary schoolstudents and under 500 (450) Yen. Advance ticket prices in bracketsand are available via Ticket Pia (P-code 689-541). *You cannot bringyour own skates. All patronsmust wear gloves whilst inthe rink. Weekday Half-PriceDiscounts: Groups ofthree or more students(student ID cards required). Two or more people(junior HS students and over)who enter after 17:00. Ladies (junior HS studentsand over) on Fridays (all day).

The Power of CharactersThis exhibition sheds light on the history of Kanji and its evolutionthrough the ages. Used on paper, wood, cloth, pottery, metal andstone, characters have left their mark and have in some cases for ourexhibits, slept in hiding for over 1000 years. Long and thin pieces ofwood, known as mokkan (), are the main attraction of thisexhibition, as many have been discovered in the Aichi region, amongmany other artefacts which continue to be uncovered to this day. Letthis history enrich your understanding of the power of characters.When: Saturday, January 4 to Sunday, February 16. Closed onMondays (in the event it falls on a public holiday, closed the follow-ing weekday). Also closed on the 4th Tuesday of every month.

Where:Nagoya City MuseumAccess:A 5 minute walk from Sakurayama Subway Station, exit 4.Parking 300 YenCost:Adults, 600 Yen. Senior High School and College Students 300Yen. Junior High School Students and below gain free entry.

The 2nd Spaceship-Aqua Light-up Photo Contest2 Enter your best photos of a lit up Spaceship-Aqua () atOasis 21. With a 1stprize of 30,000 Yen upfor grabs, this is a greatopportunity forphotographers from allwalks to compete on alevel playing field. Theconditions are quitedetailed, but as aguide, photos musthave been taken afterOctober 13 2012 and

sent in digitally as aJPEG file by the 31st ofJanuary. Note that theuse of tripods is prohib-ited at Spaceship-Aqua,which should make foran even more interest-ing contest.You can enter up tothree photos (but onlyone of them can win),they can be sent in bye-mail or post (on digital media). Please see the official websitehttp://bit.ly/IpUAcu for details (in Japanese only).

HoshashinjiA traditional Shinto ritual held annually at Atsuta Shine. Three pairsof Shinto priests take turns shooting arrows at a target. A total of 36arrows are shot, when the last arrow hits the target, spectators rushto pick up pieces of the target that the arrows broke up as it isbelieved that bits of the target help keep away bad luck.

When:Wednesday, January 15(from 13:00)Where:Atsuta Shrine, Atsuta KuAccess:A short walk from either Jingu Nishi Subway Station, exit 2or (Meitetsu) Jingu-mae Station .

Photo courtesy of Ran no Yakata

Photo courtesy of Nagoya City Fire Department

Photo courtesy of Nagoya Broadcasting Network

Photo courtesy of Oasis 21

Photo courtesy of Atsuta Shrine


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Classes taught in Japanese by experienced Japanese teachers.

Japanese LanguageSchool

Entrance Fee FreeUntil Jan. 31st

NPO International Cross Culture Promotion Center

TEL 080-1559-9744 E-MAIL [email protected]://www.kokusai1.org/jls.htmlClassroom locationAichi NPO Exchange Plaza.

Lesson CourseBasicIntermediateAdvanced

JLPTConversationKanji etc.

Open Classes

Simplifying your apartment search in Nagoya

We are licensed real estate transaction specialists whocan serve you in English.

Please feel free to contact us!!

RISE PROPERTYReal Estate Agency

Tel 052-262-3208Email: [email protected]

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Question 1I live in OO-ku. Is it possible to go home by train?Watashi wa OO-ku ni sundeimasu ga, densha de ie ni

kaeru koto wa dekimasu ka?

Answer 1In Nagoya City, all JR, Meitetsu and subway lines are

delayed.Shinai no JR, Meitetsu, chikatetsu wa zensen unten wo

miawaseteimasu.JR

Question 2I live in OO-ku OO-cho. Is it possible to go home by city

bus?OO-ku no OO-cho ni sundeimasuga, shibasu wo tsukatte

kaeru koto wa dekimasu ka?

Answer 2Bus services are also delayed due to destroyed buildings,

scattered rubble, and cracks in the road. Most of the mainroads have also been closed off.

Kenbutsu ga kowaretari, gareki ga chirabattari, douro nojiware ga okiteite, omo na douro no hotondo wa tsuukoufunou to natteiru node, shibasu mo unten wo miawaseteimasu.

Question 3Where can I get some drinking water?Nomimizu wa doko de moraeru no desu ka?

Answer 3Bottled water will be handed out. If you have your own

bottle or container, you can also get some from the waterwagon.

Petto botoru wo kubarimasu. Youki ga areba, kyuusuishademo moraemasu yo.

Question 4Where will we sleep tonight?Kyou wa doko ni neru no desu ka?

Answer 4Well be sleeping at the shelter. Blankets will be handed

out. Is there anything else you require?Hinanjo de neru koto ni narimasu. Moufu wo kubarimasuga, nanika hitsuyou na mono ga arimasu ka?

Question 5Until when do we need to stay in this shelter?Itsu made koko ni hinan shite inai to ikenai no desu ka?

Answer 5As soon as the tremors subside you can go home, but keep in mind that your gas

and water may still be in an unusable state.Kasai ya jishin ga osamareba kaeremasu ga, jitaku wa mada denki mo gasu mo

suidou mo tsukaenai to omoimasu.

Question 6

Can we get some food? If yes, when?Taberu mono wa moraemasu ka? Itsu desu ka?

Answer 6-1Ill go and see if there is any emergency rice available.Taki dashi ga aru ka dou ka kiite kimasu.

Answer 6-2Distribution of canned bread is scheduled for OO:OOam/pm. Please wait until

that time.Kanpan wa OOji ni kubarareru yotei desu. Sore made matte ite kudasai.

Question 7You seem to have sprained your leg during the evacuation. Does it hurt very

badly?Nigete kuru toki ni ashi wo kujiita you de, hidoku itamu no desu ka?

Answer 7

Theres a first-aid station over there. Lets go.Kyuugosho ga arimasu node, soko ni ikimashou.

Question 8I feel very weak and a little sick. Is there someplace where I can lie down?Karada ga darukute sukoshi kibun ga warui no desu ga, dokoka yoko ni nareru

tokoro wa arimasen ka?

Answer 8Are you OK? Lets go to the first-aid station.Daijoubu desu ka? Kyuugosho ni ikimashou.

Question 9I really need to go to the toilet but its very full. Are there any other toilets

available?Toire ni ikitainodesuga, totemo kondeimasu. Hoka ni toire wa arimasen ka?

Answer 9

Yes, but theyre not close by. There are some portable toilets along the edge ofthe playground.Hai. Sukoshi tooi desu ga, kasetsu toire ga undoujou no hashi ni arimasu.

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Living in Nagoya - Please note all prices, dates, times, and locations are subject to change -Entertainment Calendar

THE SESSIONS John Hawkes,Helen Hunt;dir.Ben LewinFrom Jan.45

INSIDIOUS: CHAPTER 2 Patrick Wilson,Rose Byrne;dir.James WanFrom Jan.1049

ESCAPE PLAN Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger;dir. Mikael Hafstrom-From Jan.10249

THE SAPPHIRES Chris O'Dowd,Deborah Mailman;dir.Wayne BlairFrom Jan.117

ENDER'S GAME Asa Butterfield, Harrison Ford;dir. Gavin HoodFrom Jan.18249

THE ICEMAN THE ICEMAN Michael Shannon,Winona Ryder;dir.Ariel VromenFrom Jan.181

BEFORE MIDNIGHT Ethan Hawke,Julie Delpy;dir.Richard LinklaterFrom Jan.187

WE'RE THE MILLERS Jennifer Aniston, Jason Sudeikis;dir. Rawson Marshall Thurber-From Jan.254

ONLY GOD FORGIVES Ryan Gosling, Kristin Scott Thomas;dir. Nicolas Winding Refn-From Jan.2546

AMERICAN HUSTLE Christian Bale, Bradley Cooper;dir. David O. RussellFrom Jan.319

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Admission discount services:: Foreign students (Must present alien registration card and student ID)

: Women 1,000 on Wednesdays

: Women 1,000 on Thursdays

Listed below are English language movies being shown in Nagoya theaters. Listings are subject to change. Movies are usually shown in their original language with Japanese subtitles; someshowings may be dubbed in Japanese for younger audiences. Numbers in < > after the movie listing correspond to the above location guide.

TV-Regular Bilingual Broadcasts

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Free Guided Tour of Nagoya The Aichi Goodwill Guides Network (AGGN) offer free English-speaking tours of sightseeing spots around Nagoya. No guide fees are requiredfor all tours, but as for Private Tours, all entrance fees, transportation, food and drink costs for the guides during the tour will be paid by theperson(s) requesting guide service. For further info & reservations contact the AGGN at [email protected] or 0561-75-6977 (Tel & Fax)

Regular Tour (no reservations needed): Tours of Nagoya Castledepart every Saturdayand Wednesdayat 13:30 from the East Gateof Nagoya Castle. Entrance fee 500 Yen.

Private Tours(reservations are required at least 7 days in advance):The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology(2 hour tour), Atsuta Jingu Shrine - a place full of mythology (1.5 hour tour), Osu shopping arcade - the most exciting spot in Nagoya (2hour tour), Arimatsu - hometown of tie-dyeing (2 hour tour), Shirotori Garden (1 hour tour), Cultural Path, Nagoyas historical residentialdistrict (2 hour tour), Tokugawa Art Museum & Tokugawaen (3 hour tour).

6 @21:00-BSP- MEET THE PARENTS

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7 @13:00-BSP- WYATT EARP 1994

8 @13:00-BSP- NEXT

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10@13:00-BSP- PRIDE & PREJUDICE

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10@23:45-BSP- A LOVE SONG FOR BOBBY LONG

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13@21:00-BSP- MEET THE FOCKERS

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14@13:00-BSP- CHEYENNE AUTUMN

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15@13:00-BSP- KING ARTHUR

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20@21:00-BSP- WHAT HAPPENS IN VEGAS

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21@13:00-BSP- BEND OF THE RIVER

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22@13:00-BSP- MARNIE

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24@23:45-BSP- THE BANK JOB

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27@21:00-BSP- THE PROPOSAL

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28@13:00-BSP- SERGEANT RUTLEDGE

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29@13:00-BSP- THE HAND THAT ROCKS THE CRADLE

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31@13:00-BSP- SEABISCUIT

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31@23:45-BSP- 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT YOU

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A-KA-SA-TA-NA Japanese Conversation Class - Thursdaysfrom 10:30 to 12:00 at the Aichi International Plaza; 2 blocks west ofShiyakusho Station exit 5. Next term runs from Jan. 9, 2014 to Mar. 132014. 2000 Yen for 10 lessons. Can join anytime. Email:[email protected]. Call Ishiguro at 090-7688-8699 or Ishii at052-683-0084.

Benvindos ao Curso de Japons JLF (Japanese Lessons for Foreign-ers). Tuesdays (6pm to 8pm) (5th. Tuesday off). Level: beginners to JLPT1,conversation and writing. Portuguese Lessons (8pm to 9pm) for all levels.Start anytime at the NIC 5F. Qualified bilingual Japanese graduated

teachers. Fee: 4000 yen/four lessons x 2 hours/month (Free trial lesson).Contact: [email protected]

Japanese Language School KANOWA. Every day (10:00 - 21:00).All levels. 2000 Yen for 2 hours. Private lessons. Contact Ms. Sato at080-9628-3017 or e-mail [email protected]

Japanese Language Salon- A salon for non-native Japanesespeakers to talk about their favorite Japanese things and topics inJapanese. The 4thMonday of every month 18:15 - 19:45 at Crystal MAbldg near Kokusai Center Subway Station. 900 Yen per salon. Contactthe Aichi International Japanese Education Center at 080-1559-9744 [email protected]

Kotoba-no-kai- for non-native speakers of Japanese on Wednes-days & Fridays (intermediate level and up) from 10:00-11:30 @ NadiaPark Design Center 6F; A 5-7 minute walk from Sakae or YabachoSubway Stations. 1500 Yen for 15 classes. Call Sachiko at 052-805-8134.

Kurokawa Japanese Language Class- October to March Course.Fee 5,000 Yen for 20 lessons 6:30PM to 8:15PM every Thursday.The KitaWard office 6F(Nagoya City). An 8-minute walk from KUROKAWASubway Station, exit 1Inquiry Website: http://kurokawa.digi2.jp/E-mail: [email protected]

Nihongo-kyoshitsu-Imaike -Qualified teachers. All levels ofJapanese classes. Open Mon. to Sun. Location is close to Imaike subwaystation, exit 1. Private lesson fee 2,000 Yen per 60 min. If you'd like tovisit, please contact us in advance at [email protected]

Helping Hands and Hearts Japan Japanese Language classes.Every day (times are negotiable from 9AM to 9PM). All levels, Privatelessons, 500 Yen per hour. Location is Will Aichi 2F, 10min fromShiyakusho Station exit 2. Other locations are negotiable. Japaneselanguage teacher help you learn Japanese language. Join anytime!Call: 080-3287-7982 (Softbank); email: [email protected].

Iroha Nihongo-no-Kaioffers Japanese lessons on Thursdays,10:30-12:00 at the Nadya park, 6F NPO Center. Located opposite YabaPark exit 6# at Yabachoeki Subway Station. Next term: from JANUARY16 to MARCH 20 2014 for 1500yen per term (total 10 lessons) Join anytime! 2250 Yen per term (total 15 lessons). Call Sionoya: 090-6595-1578, OBrien 052-851-3436 or email [email protected]

"The Push-Up Brahs", Nagoya- a calisthenics and body weighttraining bootcamp. All fitness levels welcome, Brahs are not genderbiased, just be ready to work. Meet at Tsurumai JR entrance, email Mike:[email protected] for details.

Futsal in Nagoya - A friendly game of 6-a-side FUTSAL. Takes placein Nagoya on Sundays and Mondays. Come and improve your soccerskills! Email Chris at: [email protected]

Nagoya International Volleyball Club - A friendly, non-competitive,mixed game of volleyball for foreigners and Japanese people living inNagoya. Meet on Sundays twice a month. Open to men and women ofall levels. Get some exercise, have some fun and meet people of differentnationalities. Find us on Facebook. E-mail:[email protected]

Nagoya Tennis- Want to join Nagoya's tennis playing community?Join 'Nagoya Tennis' on Facebook, contact Henry Troy by email [email protected]. Regular tennis games are arranged, but thegroup is for anyone with tennis-related interests. All levels welcome.

Current Affairs Discussion Group - Lets talk about CurrentAffairs; local, national, international.E-mail: [email protected]

Nagoya Writes -We have monthly readings and occasionalworkshops. Fiction, essays, poetry, personal narratives, are allwelcome. Or, you can drop by and meet other writers. Forinformation contact Albert at [email protected]: http://nagoyawrites.wordpress.com

Nagoya Meet and Greet - A monthly lunch where 40+ womenof various nationalities, interests, and ages gather to meet, eat, andgreet. Great for new arrivals and those seeking new friends.Children's play area available. English is the language ofcommunication. E-mail: [email protected]

Nagoya International Success Group -A friendly internationalgroup of people who are keen on learning and have a high teach

ability index. Contact: [email protected] Website:http://www.meetup.com/Nagoya-International-Success-Group/

Helping Orphans in Nagoya- If you are interested in spendingtime with some fantastic children and huge hearted volunteers,both from the international community as well as local Japanese,we welcome you to volunteer with Santa and Friends Nagoya.Please visit our website! www.santaandfriendsnagoya.com

Shirayuri Association- providing educational and culturalservices to both Turkish and Japanese societies in order to promotethe Turkish community in Japan, and further friendship betweenTurkish & Japanese communities. Located in Yabuta-cho, MoriyamaKu - Tel/fax 052-710-9808.

Chayagasaka Cooperative English Playgroup- for children 0to 6 with at least one (English speaking) non-Japanese parent.Wednesday mornings near Chayagasaka Station; 500 yen persession. Games, songs, snacks and crafts. Website:http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chayagasaka_playgroup/ Email:[email protected]

Foreign Mothers Group - Meeting at Higashi Betsuin in

Nagoya Josei Kaikan every 2nd Saturday of the month istemporarily canceled until March 2014. The Nagoya Women'sCenter (Nagoya Josei Kaikan) is temporarily closed for renovation.We are sorry for the inconvenience. BUT we will continue to haveour Foreign Mothers' Group meeting every 4th Saturday of themonth at Nijiiro, in Yagoto. Call Misako at 090-1834-2701 or callLorna at 090-2344-8978.

German Playgroup for children of all ages meets 10-12 onthe last Sunday of each month. Contact Oliver [email protected]

Nagoya Foreign Fathers- Father / child activity group. Meetsone Sunday a month for fun activity. Fostering dual nationality andinternational culture. Common language is English. Sign up via ourFacebook group.

Nakamura English Playgroup Nakamura English Playgroupmeets on the 2nd & 4th Saturdays of the month from 10-12 at theNakamura Lifelong Learning Center. All foreign & bi-culturalfamilies, returnees are welcome. 300 per child, free the first time.E-mail: [email protected] Website:http://nkenglishplaygroup.wordpress.com

Anglican/Episcopal Church (Kani Holy Trinity church) English Service at 10:00 am every Sunday in Kani City, GifuProvince. Address: Postal 509-0207, Gifu ken, Kani shi Imawatari1012-1. Contact person: Rev. Deacon Glenn B. Yamashita090-9903-4079. Website: www.kanimission.wordpress.come:mail: [email protected]

Nagoya International Baptist Church (NIBC) , is located in theTenpaku Ku. Service Times: Sunday Service (English only) 2:30 PM(fellowship time following the service). Attendees from all over theWorld! Ladies Bible Study (English only) 1st & 3rd Wednesday ofevery month at 10 AM (please call before coming).www.nibc.japanforchrist.com

- Calvary Baptist Church (CBC) is also located in the Tenpaku Ku.Service times: Sunday School (Japanese) 10 AM; Morning Service(Japanese) 11 AM. Ladies Bible Study (Japanese) 1st Tuesday ofevery month at 9:30 AM. www.cbcnagoya.japanforchrist.com

For further information about CBC & NIBC, contact pastor TimMelton (fluent in Japanese and English) at 052-801-8064 or080-36505539.

Nagoya Orthodox ChurchIn Showa-ku, near Subway TsurumaiLine, Arahata stn. or Tsurumai stn. Vesper on Sat 17:30. Holy Liturgy onSunday at 10:00. Chrismas according to old calender Jan.6 17:30 greatcompline, matins Jan.7 10:00 Holy Liturgy Call Fr. George Matsushima @052-734-9000 or e-mail: [email protected] Website:www.orthodox-jp.com/nagoya

All Nations Fellowshipis an international bilingual (English/Japanese)worship service. Our Bible-based teachings are focused on the gospel and hedoctrines of grace. We meet every Sunday at 10:30am in Nagakute. Weoffer bilingual Sunday School for children ages 4-12. Please visit our websiteat www.allnationsfellowship.net for more information.

Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints:Services each Sunday nearGokiso Station, at Kitayama-cho 3-41; tel. 052-732-5176. SacramentMeeting at 10:00, followed by English Sunday School; translation assistanceavailable for other meetings. Friends & visitors always welcome.Call Nagoya LDS Mission 052-773-0755.

Faith Charismatic Church (FCC) - We meet every Sunday at Naka SportsCenter (3F Room 3) at 10:00. Call Pastor Bede at 080-5139-6777

Islam Ahmadiyya Mosque- hosts Muslim Friday Prayer at 13:00 and isopen for five prayers. Offers study of the Holy Qu'ran, Arabic, and Urdu.Islamic library and cooking classes. Located in Meito Ward at Kifune 2-1602.A 7 minute walk across Route 302 from the Meito Post Office. Website:www.ahmadiyyat.jp Email: [email protected]: 052-703-1868

Mikokoro (Sacred Heart) International Catholic Center Nagoya -English Masses every Saturday 18:00, Sunday 10:00 & 15:00; Novena,Wednesdays at 15:00. Confessions, baptisms, marriages available.Tel: 052-971-0334. Near Hisaya-odori Station. Website: www.mikokoro.net

Nagoya English FellowshipNagoya English Fellowship - We are aninter-denominat ional Evangelical Fellowship with Engl ish and Japanese (3times a month) messages & bilingual children's Sunday School for children.We meet at the Nishi Lifelong Learning Center, Joshin Subway Station, exit 6.The service starts at 10:45 AM. Contact: Willie Gonzales 090-2579-1007 orhttp://nefchurch.org.

Indonesian Catholic Community- hosts Indonesian mass once a month(every 4th Sunday) in Johokubashi Catholic Church at 12:30 pm, 8 minutewalk from Meijo Koen station exit 1. For more detail please email us [email protected]

Nagoya All Saints International Churchprovides a weeklyopportunity for personal renewal, spiritual growth and soulful refreshmentfor all those who seek it. All are welcome to join our warm, caring

community of believers. We worship in English at 5:00pm every Sunday,followed by fellowship. We are centrally located in Imaike nearest to Imaikestation, exit #9. See more info at nagoyaallsaintsinternationalchurch.com orcontact by phone/email at: 080-4527-3464 [email protected]

Nagoya International Christian Assemblynear Gokiso and FukiageStations has Sunday Services in English 08:30 to 10:30 - singing, preaching,Bible study, & fellowship. 18:30 to 20:30 - praise & worship. Filipino (Tagalog)Bible study 1stSundays at 16:00.Website:www.nicachurch.org

Nagoya Mosque - hosts Muslim Friday Prayers & is open for five-timeprayersKhutba at 12:30 & Prayer at 12:40. Halal meat & Islamic literature arealso available. Honjin Station, exit 3 Call 052-486-2380Website: http://nagoyamosque.com

Nagoya Port Mosque - Friday Prayer Khutba from 12:30. Open for fivetime prayers, every Saturday special speech & dinner after Isha Prayer. Arabiclessons for children on Saturdays. On Route 23, between Hojin & Juichiyatraffic lights, next to the over head crossing; parking available for 10 cars,except Fridays (11:30 - 14:00). A 15 minute walk from Inaei Aonami LineStation. Address: Nagoya, Minato-Ku, Zennan-Cho 33-3.Tel: 090 3251 5381

Nagoya Union Church- share fellowship & worship in English withChristians from many countries. Sunday worship at 16:00 at Kinjo Churchnear Takaoka Station, exit 2. Email: [email protected]: www.nagoyaunionchurch.com

His Call Church- Making Disciples Church As a Team - An independentPentecostal church located in Tenpaku Ward, Nagoya. Sunday Services from14:00 at Nichiei Culture Hall - 1 minute walk from Ueda Subway Station, exit3. Website: www.hiscallchurch.come-mail: [email protected] Tel:052-807-0966

Aichi St. Luke's Anglican / Episcopal Church: English language serviceon the second Sunday of every month @ 17:00. A 5 minute walk fromOwariasahi Station, Meitetsu Seto Line. Inquiries: e-mail [email protected]: http://www.nskk.org/chubu/alc/church/regular-serviceTel:0561-53-8937

Mustard Seed Christian Church- Come join our Japanese-Englishbilingual worship service every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. Enjoy excellent music,dynamic teaching, & meet new people! This is a casual worship service, andanyone is welcome to come and join. Location: GS Imaike building 7F, a 2minute walk from Imaike station exit 7. Website:www.mustardseednagoya.com / email: [email protected]

Toyohashi St Mary Magdalene Chapel, Traditional AnglicanEpiscopalian- services in English every Sunday evening (18:30) & every 1stSunday (11:00). April 8 - July 22 & Sep 23 to Dec 16. Take the Toyohashi citytram to Shin Kawa, (2nd stop). Location: V.E.S., N.I Village Mansion 5F, justbehind the MUFG Bank. Call Rev. Ivan Cosby 0532-45-0950 or [email protected].

Sports & Outdoor Clubs

Enjoy French ConversationSalonin a friendlyatmosphere. 2250 Yen per lesson. Saturday mornings. 3minutes from Kokusai Center. Contact Vronique052-564-5590.

Hana-no-ki-kai - Ikebana classes every 4th Sunday of the month 13:00 - 16:00 near Kanayama station. Only actual costcharged for materials. Reservations to Ms.Suzuki at0562-93-0310 or Fax to 0562-93-5214.

Ikebana Communications - enjoy your stay in Japan &make new friends by learning Ikebana. We meet every 2nd &4th Sat 2pm to 8pm near Nagoya International Center Bldg.Fee 1400 Yen per class.To join, please call Grace090-4867-4262, Ms. Wakita 052-581-6071 or Miki090-7954-2892

Japanese Home Cooking Class, Ikebana & TeaCeremony in English - Learn to use the different sauces &spices common to traditional Japanese home-cooked dishes.Flower arranging & tea ceremony lessons available; private orgroup lessons OK. Call Hideko at 052-211-2586.

Learn to Play the Koto- Learn to Play the Koto - atraditional Japanese stringed musical instrument. One-on-onelessons by appointment. Lessons designed for female students.Trial lesson 1000 Yen. A 3-minute walk from Kakuozan Station.Call Ms. Yamamoto at 090-1797-8744 ([email protected]); English is OK. Full details atwww.a-koto.com.

Lets Enjoy Japanese Kimono- Calling all foreign women!Join us and try on a variety of kimonos and learn aboutJapanese culture. Every 2nd Saturday (13:00 - 15:00) at AtsutaShogai Gakushu Center - a 15 minute walk from Hibino

Subway Station, exit 1. Participation fee only 500 Yen. Call orfax to reserve your place 052-681-9414. YYclub YoshidaAkemi.

Pre intermediate German Learners Circle MAUS-Review A1, Master A2 & Challenge B1. German universitylecturer. Fri 18:30-20:00. Naka-Shogaigakushu-Center (Subway,KAMIMAEZU Sta.) Contact Kato at [email protected] or090-4218-6082.

Piano Lessons - one-on-one piano lessons in English. 4times a month 45min lessons. Contact Ms, Noriko Kugimoto090-6181-1274 or [email protected]

Latin Dance - Coming back. Enjoy dancing Salsa & others,especially for people beginning moving their body. Send ane-mail and wait till the group is done. Write [email protected] (Carlos)

Ever wanted to speak French?I am here for you to startor help you progress in French. I try to share my language andknowledge with you through Man-to-man private lessons.2500 yen per lesson. English/Japanese/French ok! Contact:[email protected].

Al Anon-for families and friends of alcoholics. Meets Fridaysat 4pm at Mikokoro Center in Marunouchi. Contact Nancy [email protected] or Mikokoro Center at 052-971-0334.

Hypnotherapy in English- Free hypnotherapy session inEnglish (or Japanese) to help you stop smoking, lose weight,increase confidence, improve study skills, relaxation, paincontrol and more. Contact Brian. Tel: 050-3722-6838;[email protected]

Aichi Nihongo no KaiJapanese ConversationClass- Mondays 10:00 - 11:30 at Aichi-Kankokujin-Kaikan 4FNorth Meeting Room - near Kamejima Station exit 4. Introduc-tory, beginner, & intermediate courses available. 2,200 Yen (intotal for all 11 lessons). Term: Jan.6, 2014 to Mar.24, 2014.Join any time. Call Keiko 090-9173-8136 or [email protected].

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