Posts tagged Fall Meeting
Handouts from the 2010 Fall Meeting
Oct 18th
Here are the handouts etc. that were givin out during the 2010 HAJET Fall meeting.
Driving in Hokkaido
Power Point Presentation – (9MB PPT)
Driving Vocabulary – (3KB DOC)
Great “Driving in Hokkaido” PDF – (Look under “Must-have Handbook for Driving in Hokkaido”)
Winterizing Your Home
PowerPoint Presentaiton – (2MB PPT)
Keigo Japanese
Coming soon!
HAJET Fall Meeting
Aug 23rd
Where: Asahikawa
Time: Friday evening October 8th for those who want to come early, Saturday the 9th, then Sunday the 10th check-out before noon.
More info will come soon, as the final details are being worked out. Check this post again later.
HAJET Fall Meeting 2009
Oct 1st
The Fall Meeting of 2009
Obihiro
The Fall Meeting of 2009 will be held in Obihiro in the Tokachi region, famous for its buta-don, agriculture, temperature extremes and long straight roads. There’s a lot of delicious food to be sampled here, from the nama-caramels that people form long lines for at Hanabatake Bokujo, to the giant sweet potatoes at confection shop Cranberry, to meat products and beyond. There’s also a zoo and racetrack and various other surprises around town and along the backroads.
The Fall Meeting is an important one, as it’s the first for this year’s newbie JET crop, so it’s your first real chance to socialize on a wider scale and become familiar with the activities that HAJET offers. The musical auditions are hosted at this meeting, and other veteran JETS tend to be high in attendance, which provides a great opportunity for asking questions about HEC, the Iwamizawa International Festival, the JLPT exam, and whatever else you might be interested in. Saturday night’s enkai features a costume contest as a special event, with proceeds going to benefit HEC. This year’s theme is the letter O! Start planning your costume ideas now, and make sure to bring any homemade sweets for the Dessert Auction later!
The Fall Meeting of 2009
Sep 10th
The Fall Meeting of 2009 will be held in Obihiro in the Tokachi region, famous for its buta-don, agriculture, temperature extremes and long straight roads. There’s a lot of delicious food to be sampled here, from the nama-caramels that people form long lines for at Hanabatake Bokujo, to the giant sweet potatoes at confection shop Cranberry, to meat products and beyond. There’s also a zoo and racetrack and various other surprises around town and along the backroads.
The Fall Meeting is an important one, as it’s the first for this year’s newbie JET crop, so it’s your first real chance to socialize on a wider scale and become familiar with the activities that HAJET offers. The musical auditions are hosted at this meeting, and other veteran JETS tend to be high in attendance, which provides a great opportunity for asking questions about HEC, the Iwamizawa International Festival, the JLPT exam, and whatever else you might be interested in. Saturday night’s enkai features a costume contest as a special event, with proceeds going to benefit HEC. This year’s theme is the letter O! Start planning your costume ideas now, and make sure to bring any homemade sweets for the Dessert Auction later!

