ARI Director Tomoko Arakawa was featured in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun’s “People” column.
ARI Director Tomoko Arakawa was featured in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun’s “People” column.
ARI Director Tomoko Arakawa was featured in the Japanese newspaper Asahi Shimbun’s “People” column.
50th anniversary price 1,000 yen (tax included, shipping not included)
Today the Japanese version of 50th anniversary donation page is open. The English version will be coming soon around the time of opening ceremonies. The target amount is 20 million yen. Please remember with the activity of the graduates and ARI training. We will be posting updates on this page from time to time about the work of our graduates, the voices of our supporters, opening ceremonies live streaming, and anniversary events that we would like to remember together on the occasion of our 50th anniversary with the theme “Learning … Read more
ARI’s 50th Anniversary Donations will start
2023.04.01. (Japanese)
2023.04.15. (English)
(Please listen to it if you’d like the radio program in Japanse) ARI’s director and chaplains got interviewed for CRT Tochigi Broadcasting’s special radio program, “Learning about Disaster Prevention and Mitigation.” They will talk about the ARI experience of the March 11 Tohoku earthquake. ARI’s broadcasts will be on March 4 and 11. (Re-broadcasts will be on March 5 and 12) The program will also be available via podcast. Details: CRT Tochigi Broadcasting http://www.crt-radio.co.jp/schedule/ Program name: “JA Kyosairen Tochigi Presents Special News Program: Learning Disaster Prevention and Mitigation” This program … Read more
In honor of our 50th anniversary this year, ARI has changed its domain name from ari-edu.org to ari.ac.jp.
The former chair, Masaoki Hoshino, retired on May 31, 2022, and the new chair, Toshimasa Yamamoto, assumed office on June 1, 2022. My name is Toshimasa Yamamoto and I am pleased to have become the new chairperson for the ARI Board of Directors. I look forward to working with you. My first encounter with Asia outside of Japan was when I stayed for a year in Indonesia during my college days in 1972 as a participant on the International Christian Youth Exchange program. After returning to Japan, I visited ARI … Read more
Thank you for your support to ARI. The 2022 overseas participants have been unable to come to Japan because of difficulties towards issuing visas due to the influence of COVID-19.However, there are some participants who have gotten visas, and will come to Japan one after another from this week. The number of rooms is limited for new participants to implement infection countermeasures against COVID-19.Therefore, we have decided to suspend the acceptance of working visitors for a while. We are really sorry for those who were looking forward to visiting ARI. … Read more