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  • Tokai TV

    Local TV Features Spotlight on Consulate Nagoya

    June 5 - Tokai TV Super News featured Principal Officer Harry Sullivan speaking about consular activities and also showed him and his wife Julia cooking a dinner on camera, explaining that the diversity of the American people is reflected in its cuisine.

  • Black Ship Festival Parade

    Celebration at Black Ship Festival in Shimoda

    May 18 - The U.S. Embassy's Deputy Chief of Mission Kurt Tong congratulated the people of Shimoda, Shizuoka, for the city’s historic role in establishing modern U.S.-Japan relations, commemorating the 1854 signing of the Treaty of Peace and Amity. He also participated in the parade with Mayor Shunsuke Kusuyama of Shimoda.

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  • Mie University

    Friendship Tree Planting on Arbor Day

    April 26 - Principal Officer Harry Sullivan and United States-Japan Bridging Foundation Executive Director Paige Cottingham-Streater joined a dogwood tree planting ceremony on Mie University campus.

    ALSO:  Story
  • Anjo planting

    First Friendship Trees in Tokai

    April 4 - Principal Officer Harry Sullivan participated in a planting ceremony of friendship dogwood trees in Anjo, Aichi, on April 20.

    ALSO:  Story
  • CG Fitzgerald

    "Visit the United States!"

    April 4 - Paul Fitzgerald, Consul General of the U.S. Embassy Tokyo, lectured at the Nagoya/Boston Museum of Fine Arts to promote travel and study in the United States.

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  • Dr. Loeb

    Be Ambitious! Opening Doors to Innovation

    March 12, 2013-In celebration of Women's History Month, Dr. Shoshana Loeb, President of Open Ventures, discussed programs to support entrepreneurs in the United States held at Nagoya University.

  • Go Girl!

    TOMODACHI@Nagoya Women's Marathon

    March 10, 2013 - As part of the "TOMODACHI x NIKE GO GIRL PROJECT," Japanese female collegiate athletes from Tohoku and their American counterparts participated in the Nagoya Women's Marathon.

    ALSO:  Story

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  • Dogwood Tree Initiative in the Tokai Region

    In 1912, Japan gave the United States a gift of 3,000 cherry trees as a token of friendship between the two nations. In commemoration of the gift, the people of the United States today are offering 3,000 dogwood trees to the people of Japan through the Friendship Blossoms Initiative. Three planting ceremonies were held in Aichi and Mie in the spring of 2013.

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