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Join us for an English Conversation Event "Bridge International Café" （ Thanksgiving Vajo ） ？

This is Eugene, the organizer of English Conversation Club at Kanada Community Center in Kisarazu ！
We will have an English conversation event "Bridge ・ International ・ Cafe" on November 15 （ 3rd Saturday ） next month! The theme of the event is "Thanksgiving". The theme for this year's event is "Thanksgiving （ Gratitude ）". We are looking forward to seeing as many people from the community as possible. Come and join native English speakers and enjoy a time of conversation. This event will be held in English only. There will be three types of tables, depending on the level of English conversation （ Beginner, Intermediate, and Advanced ）. Bilingual child care will be provided for all participating children. If you are worried about speaking only English, please take this opportunity to join us at BI Cafe and experience the joy of English conversation and being in an international atmosphere. We plan and organize this event for the benefit of the Kisarazu, Sodegaura, and Kimitsu communities.
Bridge International Cafe's Instagram is here ： https://www.instagram.com/bridge_international_cafe/

More details are as follows ：

- Date and Time ： November 15 （ 3rd Saturday ）
- Place ： Multipurpose Hall, 2nd floor of Kanada Community Center
- Time ： from 4pm to 5:30pm
- Fee ： 10 00 yen （ 500 yen ： Students, retirees, looking for work, full time mom ・ working as a dad ）
- BI Kids （ Bilingual child care ） available
- 20 people max. contact Yuji to register ！
- Speaks English only
- Coffee and cookies available


[Register ・ Contact] Yuji （ Email: yuji.missiontojapan@gmail.com OR Phone: 070-1542-5169)


[Organized by] Bridge ・ International, Yuji English Conversation Club

[Introduction Introduction]
- Bridge International is an international Christian group, BI is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of people living in the Kisarazu, Sodegaura and Kimitsu areas.
- Eugene has lived in Canada, a country of immigrants, with his family for 7-8 years. His three children （ 22, 20,&19 years old ） grew up in Canada and English is their first language. all three children returned to Alberta, Canada, where the oldest worked in Medicine Hat City in an accounting firm. The eldest graduated from Medicine Hat College and is working this year at the same accounting firm as her brother, and the second daughter, who is 19, is studying early childhood education at Medicine Hat College with the goal of becoming a kindergarten teacher. Eugene graduated from the University of Lethbridge （ General Studies ） in Lethbridge, Alberta and Tyndale Graduate School （ Hebrew Studies ） in Toronto, Ontario. He lives in Kanada, Kisarazu, Japan with his unique wife.