Sharing Caring Culture

20 Aug

Oyaco Parenting Group: Terrible 2s and Horrible 3s

やさしい日本語のお知（し）らせは、いちばん下（した）にあります。 --------------------------------------- "But I don´t wanna...", "Noooooo" said a cute toddler... 100 times a day... (イヤイヤ期） We would like to invite you to our next In-Person Oyaco Parenting Group session on Thursday, August 20th. With the lead of a nursery teacher, we will chat about the Terrible 2s and Horrible 3s. Yes, that couple of…

22 Aug

Friends And Family Kodomo-no-kuni Trip

Have fun outdoors! Join us for a day at "Kodomo-no-kuni" park in Yokohama. <<< This event is almost full! Please register using the form below >>> Kodomo-no-kuni is a massive park for children. It's almost a million square metres, twice as big as Yoyogi park in Shibuya. Summer is here so please join together with…

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Welcome to SCC

Sharing Caring Culture (hereinafter referred to as SCC)is an organization founded in 2014 by a group of women of diverse ethnic backgrounds living in Japan.

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OYACO’S Room

Parents and children seeking connections in the area can join the VIDA playgroup session …

Intercultural Exchange -kruco × kruco

For those who want to be involved in community activities and use their skills, we hold a …

Publication- OYACO Reference Booklet

OYACO is a collaboration project by mothers and people from different backgrounds. SCC …

Unleashing the power of DIVERSITY!

We aim to deepen exchanges between international residents and Japanese, understanding cultural diversity and acknowledging the difference, to share the local problems and collaborate on solutions.

Our Vision

Create INCLUSIVE society where all individuals feel respected, are treated fairly, and can maximize the use of their uniqueness to fulfill their potential.

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27 Jul

Online Cooking Class: Thai Pineapple Fried Rice

Our very first Online Family Cooking Class via ZOOM! The featured menu was Thai Pineapple fried rice taught by Eve originated from Bangkok, Thailand 🇹🇭 Eve started the session by sharing the story behind this iconic dish, allowing the kids and their parents to know more about Thai culture. After cross checking the ingredients with…

23 Jul

Japanese Mizuhiki craft workshop

Japanese Mizuhiki craft workshop. What is Mizuhiki?A delicate decorative craft made from twisted papers. In Japan, there has been a custom of showing thanks or respect by wrapping gift in paper, attaching a noshi(a type of white paper representing a dried abalone) and tying it with a colored paper cord called MIZUHIKI.Japanese people use Mizuhiki…

04 Jul

Multilingual Story Time – Docomo Intercultural Program

Thank you everyone who came out to join our multilingual story time today! To prevent the spread of COVID-19,all the storytellers put on a face shield and all the participants wore a mask to join this session.Thank you for your cooperation! We read “Brown Bear Brown Bear What Do you See?” in English, Spanish and…

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