Another successful visit
Sister Cities of Greenfield again welcomed a group of students and chaperones from Kakuda this summer. {More»}
Sister Cities to host inaugural 5K Run/Walk»
The Sister Cities of Greenfield invites the community to join us in their inaugural 5K Run/Walk along the beautiful Pennsy Trail in downtown Greenfield August 24.
Pennsy Trail Tree Sale»Sister Cities of Greenfield is holding a tree sale to help enhance Pennsy Trail in Greenfield, while also supporting the Sister Cities program.
New logo unveiled»Sister Cities of Greenfield worked with Nashville, Tennessee artist Lucie Rice to create a new logo for the organization, based on images from the Sister City Park along Pennsy Trail.
Earthquake anniversary marked with tree planting»The board of directors and friends of the Sister Cities of Greenfield gathered on Sunday, March 11, to mark the one-year anniversary of the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
Donate to Sister Cities of Greenfield»Your donations help Sister Cities of Greenfield cover expenses for our students and their chaperones to visit Japan every summer.
Greenfield resident Chris Harris is traveling to Japan to teach English to students in Kakuda. Follow his travels in his blog.
Pakkun»
I recently met a celebrity in Japan.
Special visit»My mom recently visited me. Here are some of the highlights:
Ginzan onsen»I went to ginzan Onsen with my mom. Every Japanese agrees that it’s as traditional an Onsen as it gets. Breathtaking, truly.
Fujio history tour»I went on an historical tour of Fujio (a part of Kakuda) and got to see and hear about the area’s history. Very interesting.
Zao blueberries»I went to Zao and ate at the Tamagosha (egg restaurant). I ordered oyakodon and a bowl of ice cream. Afterwards, I went blueberry picking before going to an onsen to relax. Onsens, of course, are Japanese bath houses.
