Details later.
Due to the extension of Emergency decree, this event is canceled.
Due to the announcement of Emergency decree, this event is canceled.
Depending on the Covid 19 situation and the direction of the Tokyo government (such as the phase of emergency), planned events may be changed or canceled. There is a chance that our decision may be made in the last minute, so please make sure to check our announcement on the website accordingly. In the case of cancellation, ‘Canceled’ is written.
AKIKAWA Hiking & Hydrangea Mountain
(1000 yen Participation Fee ＋ 500 yen for Hydrangea Mountain entrance fee) (Intermediate) (Cancelled in case of heavy rain) HALF NEW!
Meeting place and time: At the ticket gate of MusashiItsukaichi Station (the last stop of the Itsukaichi Line) at 10:30 am
Train: For those going from Shinjuku:
Shinjuku (Chuo Line (Special express going towards Oume) Departure 9:08 – Haijima Arrival 9:48 – (Change to the JR Itsukaichi Line) – Haijima Departure (JR Itsukaichi Line) 10:07 – MusashiItsukaichi (the last stop) Arrival 10:26
Course: MusashiItsukaichi Station – Hydrangea Mountain (Minamisawa Aisai)- Mt. Konpira – HoshiTake Line – Mt. Shiroyama – Kougonji Temple – Akikawa River – MusashiItsukaichi Station
Walking Time: about 5 hours
Please check this website, which shows the hydrangea mountain (in Japanese):
<Requests to the participants>
1) Wearing a mask and keep social distance
When you are near other people or talking with others, please wear the mask. Remember to keep both mouth and nose covered, not hanging under the chin except when you start to feel sick or have a problem breathing.
2) Physical Condition
If you are feeling feverish or feel unwell, please refrain from joining the event.
3) Contact Information
We ask for you to provide your contact information (email address and phone number) just in case one of the participants gets infected with Corona (in which case, we will contact all participants on that event). Also, if you are tested positive for Corona after the event, please let us know so we can inform others.
In order to continue holding safe events, we ask for all participants’ cooperation concerning these requests.
Time: There will be 2 parts of the Zoom meeting.
(1) Jambo Leaders wanted in July and August: Zoom time: 8:00 pm – 8:30 pm
(2) Gardening Project: Zoom time: 8:30 pm – 9:00 pm
Link: Jambo Meeting (click on the link below at 8:00 pm or 8:30 pm Friday to join)
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87659424071
For those who want to join, if you haven’t used Zoom already, please take the necessary steps to install zoom before the event. It’s easy, and free to install. Please understand that we will not be able to help with technical problems.
Details are below:
(1) Jambo Leaders wanted in July and August
Jambo organizers (David and Miki) will be away from early July until the end of August.
If you are interested in possibly doing a hike or other event for Jambo during this time, please join in.
*Upon the extension or re-announcement of an emergency decree this summer, the Jambo events will be automatically canceled.
If you are interested in, but cannot join on Friday, please contact Miki and David at contact@jambointernational.org by June 17.
2) Gardening Project
We are considering leasing land from next year for a Jambo garden/project in the western part of Tokyo (Musashino city, Mitaka city and Fuchu area). If you are interested in learning more about it, or have suggestions on leasing land or setting up a garden, please join in.
Again, If you are interested in, but cannot join on Friday, please contact Miki and David at contact@jambointernational.org
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