JETAA Toronto partners with the Canadian Red Cross
In response to the both the urgency and employee concern, JETAA Toronto is partnering with the Canadian Red Cross to assist in providing relief and aid to the victims of…
Earthquake in Japan and JET Participants – Taylor Anderson
From the Japan Local Government Center: Since our last post about Taylor Anderson, who has been missing from Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, we have some sad news. We have established…
Earthquake/Tsunami Fundraiser Sponsors
JETAA Toronto would like to thank the following companies and organizations that sponsored our Earthquake/Tsunami Fundraiser on April 1st, 2011.
Book of Condolences
The Consulate-General has opened a Book of Condolences for the victims, available for signatures and messages at the following location during hours indicated: Dates: March 16 to 18, and March…
Message from JETAAi and CLAIR Tokyo
This past weekend a tweet and other posts indicated that CLAIR Tokyo had been evacuated and that all questions and inquiries needed to go to CLAIR New York. Though many…
Game On!
JETAA’s volleyball team continues to battle on the courts every Wednesday and scored a victory in one of their recent games.
Life as a new JET
Remember your first days and months in Japan? We invited current JETs to describe their experiences, and they answered. Here’s our first submission.
By Lester Carreon, Nobeoka, Miyazaki
In the beginning, I felt apprehensive about starting my new life in Japan. However, once I arrived in Nobeoka, I started seeing things in a different light.
I discovered that the people in my city are very friendly and welcoming. I can say “konnichiwa” and expect one back in return every time. The weather is nice and warm in my city.
Skating with JETAA Toronto
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Nearly a dozen people laced up in mid-December for an afternoon of skating with JETAA Toronto.