Ketchikan-Kanayama exchange
students in Japan
June 11, 2006
Sunday
Ketchikan, Alaska - After six months of attending Japanese school
to learn culture and language, working on welcome and farewell
speeches, performances, fundraising and donations from the community,
16 students and 5 chaperones departed Ketchikan on Thursday June
1, 2006 for Kanayama Japan as part of the 2006 Ketchikan-Kanayama
Exchange.
Ketchikan at Sugata
Elementary in Kanayama Japan Wednesday June 7th 2006-
Photo by Hiro Sugiyama and Tony Hatano-Worrell
The group arrived in Kanayama Japan on Sunday June 4, 2006 greeted
with a Welcome Party from their host families, each student and
chaperone had the opportunity to tell their new families something
about themselves in the form of a welcome speech which they spoke
in Japanese followed by a group performance.
They will spend 14 days in
Kanayama and Gero visting schools where they will do group performances,
attend classes and sightseeing. They will depart Kanayama on
Saturday June 17, 2006 and spend another 6 days traveling to
Hiroshima and Kyoto Japan before arriving in Ketchikan on Friday
June 23, 2006.
The 2006 Ketchikan-Kanayama exchange students are: John Sullivan,
Glenn Clay, Tyler Varner, Tess Jagusch, Justin Hoyt, David Bergeron,
Brianna L.L. Hendren, Laura Brandt-Erickson, Ian Fultz, Rebekah
Bowers, Tina Woolley, Sammy Sullivan, Hayley Morin, Sheylane
Greaves, Courtney Enright, and Heather Flom. Chaperones are:
Ole Sullivan, Bonnie Sullivan, Chris Hoyt, Angela Morin, and
Ashly Calvo
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