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  • ＼Multilingual Storytime in Japanese, German and Spanish／ Thank you to everyone who came out to join our multilingual storytime today! Three of the passionate storytellers from Japan, Germany, and Costa Rica get started by introducing themselves in their native language and showed us the location of each country on the world map with a flag. Before reading the book “ いちご Strawberry” we have checked out the vocabulary of colors and fruits in three different languages by reading the book “ Strawberries are red”. Each storyteller read phrase by phrase like followings. 赤いいちご (Japanese) Rote erdbeeren (German) Fresa roja (Spanish) Even the 4year-old children stared at the storytellers and listened very curiously !!! After reading the book, we enjoyed the mission game, and children tried to introduce themselves in three languages at each storyteller’s booth. We are so impressed that Japanese kids naturally started to show how to play kendama, a Japanese skill toy for German kids. Meanwhile, Japanese children turned the pages of German books and listened to the Costa Rican doll explanation as those are unique to see in Japan. SCC will keep immersing children in culturally diverse activities and raise them more comfortable with the difference in race, religion, and language! #sharingcaringculture #multilingualstorytime #embracediversecultures #yokohamainternationalcommunity #diversityinclusioncommunity #多言語おはなし会 #多言語読み聞かせ
  • ＼Meetup for Sharing Parenting Tips／ Looking for parenting tips on raising little kids in Japan? Meet local families to share parenting information in English and easy Japanese at Popola Childcare Support center, Center Kita. Make new friends for you and your little ones! 日本（にほん）の子育（こそだ）て情報（じょうほう）を探（さが）していますか？ 子育て支援センターポポラで地域（ちいき）の人（ひと）と会（あ）って、英語（えいご）とやさしい日本語（にほんご）で子育（こそだ）て情報（じょうほう）をシェアします。 あなたも子どもも友達（ともだち）になりましょう！ ▪️Date and Time日時（にちじ) Tue. April 20th 10:30 am -11:30 am ▪️Venue 会場（かいじょう） Popola Childcare Support Center of Tsuzuki ward 都筑区ポポラ子育て支援センター ▪️Topic テーマ Disaster preparedness 防災(ぼうさい) ▪️Participation Fee参加費(さんかひ) Free　無料（むりょう） Come with your child! Childcare supporter will be attending the session. 子どもと来（き）てください。 子どもをみてくれるサポーターがいます。 #sharingcaringculture #yokohama #parentinginjapan #sharingparentingtips #filltheinformationgapforinternationalfamilies #disasterprepardenessforfamilyinjapan #popolachildcaresupportcenter #子育て支援センターポポラ
  • ＼Happy Easter 2021 ／ Thank you so much to everyone who came out to join our family Easter event yesterday! The first session went well but unfortunately we had to cancel the second session due to drenching rain...We are very sorry that we couldn’t have the Easter egg hunt for the school age kids. Hope to see you there next year! #sharingcaringculture #easteregghunt #yokohama #happyeastereveryone #egghuntatthepark
  • ＼WOMEN's Meetup in Tsuzuki 2021／ Organizations that are pushing for women's empowerment in Tsuzuki created their profile panel and exhibited it in the Tsuzuki Ward office.Sharing Caring Culture is joining this panel exhibition and introducing our activities led by women from various cultural backgrounds. #sharingcaringculture #yokohama #nonprofitorganization #womensupportingwomen #empoweringwomen #makedifferenceinwomenshappiness
  • Thank you so much for joining our virtual cooking class with your kids today! During this COVID-19 pandemic, we have shifted our cooking event from offline to online and found out how convenient and efficient it is. Nahoko, who has experience working in a Sushi restaurant in Sydney and runs a Japanese cooking class for international visitors, taught us in English how to make sushi rice(vinegared rice) and the technique of rolling sushi. Children from 4yrs to 9yrs all engaged in cooking, mixed the cooked rice with sushi vinegar, spread the sushi rice onto nori seaweed, placed the topping, and rolled with a bamboo roll mat. My 9yrs old daughter and I joined, and she said how tasty it is! Seems so satisfied eating the meal prepared by herself. We are offering a simple recipe for families with children aged 4-12 years old. All the ingredients are easy to prepare and won’t break your budget. The next hands-on online cooking class for kids will be Indian cooking in May! You are going to love it! #sharingcaringculture #yorokobikitchen #japanesecookingclassforkids #thicksushirolls #ehomakisushiroll #washoku #yokohama #internationalcommunity #unleashingthepowerofdiversity #nonprofit #englishactivityforkids #virtualcookingclass #わしょく #こどもくっきんぐ #えいご
  • Get your kids involved in the cooking with simple tasks – even the littlest can join in! Nahoko, who has been offering Japanese cooking classes for foreign tourists, will show us how to prepare tasty thick sushi rolls. This online cooking class will be run in English. You must get your online ticket before January 23rd! ｜Instructor｜ Nahoko Ouchi from YOROKOBI kitchen http://www.yorokobi-kitchen.tokyo ｜Fee｜ ¥1,000 per family (SCC member) ¥1,500 per family (non-member) ＊The recipe, a couple of special ingredients, and a bamboo mat to roll sushi will be sent by post beforehand. ＊Please make sure to write your address in the form and pay the participation fee (buy the ticket) in advance. ｜How to Register｜ Book your seat at Peatix https://sccjapanesecooking.peatix.com/ or send e-mail to info.sccjapan@gmail.com with your child’s name, child’s age, parent’s name, phone number, and home address with the email subject: “Sushi Rolls” ｜Registration Period｜ Registration is on a first-come, first-served basis. Book your seat during the registration period from December 31st to January 23rd. ｜Suitable Age｜ For children 4 years and up ｜Inquiry / Contact｜ For any questions or if you need further information, please contact us at info.sccjapan@gmail.com #japanesefood #sharingcaringculture #japanesecookingonlineclass #japanesecookingforkidsandfamilies #englishactivities #washokulovers #setsubun #thicksushirolls #diversityandinclusioncommunity #yorokobikitchen
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