A children’s festival in Kadonowaki Town, Ishinomaki City. It was truly enjoyable and much fun. Due to the declining birthrate, aging population, and the three-year interruption caused by the new coronavirus, the festival had to be held on a reduced scale. Nevertheless, when people gather together, something important is born.
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2022 Kamome School Christmas Presents
Halloween 2020
Following on last year, nadia will again support a social event for the Pediatric Brain Tumour Network (PBTN). Unlike other years where the support was in person, this year we will host an online Hallowe’en party! Although the children were looking forward to interacting in person at our annual party, unfortunately this year this won’t be possible. But we still want to see each other… So the parents have moved their exchange online as well. While the parents who are normally under great pressure for the care of their children attend a seminar, nadia will spend time with 30 to 40 children, including those with brain tumours. We will carve pumpkins, make Hallowe’en themed snacks, tell scary stories and of course dress in costumes!
We would love for you to join us in supporting this event. If interested, please speak to one of your nadia friends or register through the form below. Let’s better understand pediatric brain tumours through interacting with the kids.
Date: Saturday, 17 October 2020
Time: 13:30-16:00
Online platform: zoom
March 11th 2020 charity party
March 11 marks the 9th anniversary of the Great East Japan Earthquake. This day holds special meaning for Nadia which was established as a result of the disaster – while we remember and mourn the lives lost, we are also grateful for all of the precious friendships that have been forged since.
Since our founding in 2011, Nadia has expanded our activities beyond the regions affected by the earthquake and tsunami, supporting those with social disadvantages including children suffering from paediatric brain tumours. Our activities are funded by donations from individuals and corporations that identify with our ethos of Hands have no Nationality.
We have organised an anniversary charity event to re-connect with old friends and supporters, make new friends, and give you an update on what Nadia has been up to. There will also be a raffle to raise funds for future activities. Please invite friends and colleagues interested in having fun while giving back to the community!
Date and Time
Wednesday, March 11th, 19: 00 – 22:00
Venue
Moyan Curry, Kamiyacho
Tickets (includes donation to nadia)
5,000 yen in advance
(日本語) 第1回サイクルチャレンジ石巻開催
2018 Nadia Tohoku U12 International Soccer Friendly – Report
Dear Sponsor Organizations:
Re: Recognition of your generous sponsorship towards the 2018 Nadia Tohoku U12 International Soccer Friendly, and the impact and scope of your contribution.
Once again, please accept our sincerest thanks and gratitude for having helped us make the 4th Annual 2018 Nadia-Tohoku U12 International Soccer Friendly, held on the grounds of Aoba-Japan International School and Harunokaze Elementary School in Hikarigaoka, Nerima, Tokyo, on June 15~17, 2018, not only a reality, but an astounding success.
Please read the full announcement in the PDF download.
Charity party – Thank You
Over 70 nadians participated in our annual charity party on March 9. Thank you for your attendance! Spending time with all of our friends, surrounded by great food, is an immense happiness to us all.
We had the opportunity to present our activities from the past year, and receiving your positive feedback is a great motivation as we tackle our activities in the coming year. Some of you encouraged us with tears in your eyes, and gave us great confidence that we are on the right path. As we continue down this path, your supportive words will remain close to our hearts.
We would like to express our utmost gratitude to Patric Pachon from Restaurant Le Petit Bedon, who has always been a staunch nadia supporter, for providing us with the wonderful food and venue.
Report: ski trip with people living with epilepsy
nadia new thrilling activity achieved: onsen and ski trip with people living with epilepsy (Japan Epilepsy Association, Chiba pref) at Nikko Yumoto Ski resort
We enjoyed so much while helping skiing, bathing together, learning how to help when a seizure occurs.
We made new friends and will do it again next year! Thank you so much for those who joined!
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Charity Party March 2018
March 11 will mark seven years from the Great Eastern Japan Earthquake of 2011. nadia, born from the aftermath of the disaster, will also soon turn seven. Last year we made changes to our teikan (organization contract) to expand the scope of our activities – in addition to our continued work in Tohoku, our activities include providing support for organizations helping epilepsy sufferers or pediatric cancer patients. These activities of nadia are funded solely through your contributions.
As announced earlier, we will hold our annual charity party on Friday, March 9. This year, Le Petit Bedon in partnership with sister restaurant Pachon is providing us with a real treat – Cassoulet, a special dish from South France not available on their regular menu! And this dish is best served with the fun French tradition of a masquerade party. Come show off your finest masks and dance the night away! Have a great time with your friends while supporting our community.
Date
Friday, March 9
Time
7:30 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. (doors open 7:00 p.m.)
Venue
Le Petit Bedon – 13-13 Hachiyamacho, Shibuya Ward
Attractions
Cassoulet (southern French dish), raffle, masquerade dance (don’t forget your masks! A limited number of masks will be available for sale at the venue)
Tickets
¥10,000 pp
We look forward to catching up with you at the party, telling you about all the exciting activities that nadia is involved in, and getting more energy from our friends to continue with our important mission!
Christmas party at Kamome Gakuen in Ishinomaki
We will be hosting our annual Christmas party at Kamome Gakuen, a facility in Ishinomaki for children with mental and physical disabilities. The party is of course fun for the students, but has also become an opportunity for graduates and their parents to meet and catch up, renew their ties. This annual event which began in 2014 is a favourite that brings joy to all nadia members.
We will prepare a delicious spread and fun entertainment for the close to 60 children. Everyone’s favourite, Santa Claus, is expected to make another appearance! Of course his reindeer will be on hand to help Santa give gifts. Let’s make it a wonderful and fun Christmas party to remember!
We would like to welcome volunteers to join us on this popular trip on Saturday 16/Sunday 17. To participate, please click here.