We’re happy to invite you to the JSGH June BBQ Picnic! We sincerely hope you’ll join us for an afternoon of food in the great outdoors. See some friends, speak some Japanese, and have some fun! For details, see below: What JSGH June BBQ 2021 When 11 am, Sunday June 27th 2021 Where Peter’s Yard 914 Worthington Ridge, Berlin CT 06037 Cost $5 for Members $10 for Non-members Kids under 13 years-old Free!!! How JSGH will >>Read More...
Japanese Cooking Show with Whittemore Library
Japan Society of Greater Hartford provided the Japanese Cooking Show with Whittemore Library on May 19th, which went better than we expected! Via online, we showed some of the Japanese favorite food including Tamago-yaki, Onigiri-, and Miso-soup. We appreciated Whittemore Library for providing this opportunity for us to demonstrate Japanese culture through Japanese meal. >>Read More...
JSGH Newsletter – May 2021
May 2021 Issue: May 8, 2021 Message from the President Hello JSGH Members and Friends, I hope that this newsletter all finds you well. As Spring takes a firm hold, Connecticut is taking some momentous steps towards a post-COVID State. Vaccines are now readily available, and in-person gatherings are becoming more and more common. We had our first in-person gathering of 2021 last month, and it was excellent to see everyone! We will likely have >>Read More...
Hanami Picnic 2021 Photos
Thanks to many members who came to the Hanami Picnic at the Gillette Castle State Park. The weather was nice, and the cherry blossoms were beautiful. We hope that the cherry trees we planted there will provide the joy to all visitors for years to come. Here are some photos from the picnic. >>Read More...
JSGH Newsletter – April 2021
April 2021 Issue: April 2, 2021 Message from the President Dear JSGH Members and Friends, Spring has sprung, and I hope that you’ve all been able to get outside and enjoy some of the nice weather we’ve been having. And although there has been a recent increase in COVID-19 in the state, with the wide availability of the vaccine, if we work to avoid another surge now, we all have good reasons to be cautiously >>Read More...