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“I had sushi for breakfast,” Larissa said. “Everywhere there are 10 more flavors of everything we have here in the U.S. I also had Pocky sticks (chocolate-covered biscuit sticks).”. Tomas said the group, “learned many things but I feel we didn’t learn with our brains, we learned with our hearts,” he said. “You gain such a different impression when you live with the people,” he said. Eli said, “Two words are very important: Thank you. I can’t thank my host families enough.”.

The students also talked about the joy of getting to know their host families, “My host had a 15-year-old daughter and it was great bonding with her,” blue and green scooter shoes for women, flat slip on shoes, indian shoes, ballet shoes, handmade designer shoes/juttis or mojari Larissa said, “We learned from the Japanese but they learned from us, too, I loved my host family — they were one of the best parts of my trip.”, Tomas noted that, “host families are so giving.”, “Mine put a refrigerator in my room and even provided a separate room for me,” he said, Eli was also taken aback by the cost of the bullet train: “A 21/2 hour ride, equivalent to the distance from San Francisco to Los Angeles costs $250!”..

Rotarians and others in the audience were also able to question the students, with one asking what they saw that they wished we had in the United States. “The Japanese are very polite and courteous to each other, and before meals, they make a point of saying ‘thank you,'” Larissa said. On behalf of all the students, Tomas thanked the Burlingame Rotary for making their trip possible, and especially Maki Kobayashi, to whom he presented a bouquet of flowers. “Our Japanese Student Exchange Program committee members — Mary Murphy (past president 2014-15 when the program got underway), John Delaney, Bob Doerr, Mike Heffernan, Peter Comaroto, Rosemary Rayburn, and Kelvin Chiu — contributed so much to provide a wonderful opportunity for students to experience a different culture,” Kobayashi said. “I believe this experience was the first step for our student participants to grow towards becoming global leaders for the future.”.

Call for artists in utility box wrap art project, Walnut Creek Downtown is calling for artists to participate in the second annual Utility Box Project, Work from selected artists will be installed on vinyl wraps on 11 utility boxes throughout the city, as one of 50 projects during Community Service Day on Oct, 10, An initial 11 downtown signal boxes were transformed into public art, Winning artists receive a $150 blue and green scooter shoes for women, flat slip on shoes, indian shoes, ballet shoes, handmade designer shoes/juttis or mojari stipend, credit on the utility box artwork, and inclusion in the Bedford Gallery’s ongoing public art walking tours..

Deadline for artist entires is 11:59 a.m. Sept. 1, and artists will be notified Sept. 15. For more information, contact Walnut Creek Downtown at 925-933-6778 or visit www.walnutcreekdowntown.com. Lafayette gallery seeks two member artists. The Lafayette Art Gallery has openings for two new member artists. All members of the co-op gallery are juried in, and share staffing and expenses. For more information or to apply, stop by the gallery at 3420 Mt. Diablo Blvd., call 925-284-2788, or go to the website at www.Lafayetteartgallery.com.

‘Color, Clay and Fire’, at Moraga Art Gallery, The Moraga Art Gallery presents “Color, Clay & Fire,” runs until Oct, 31, The new show features the ceramics of Jacqueline Proulx and the light-and-color paintings of Marge Barta Atkins, The show includes blue and green scooter shoes for women, flat slip on shoes, indian shoes, ballet shoes, handmade designer shoes/juttis or mojari the gallery’s 16 member artists and several guest artists, The public is invited to an opening reception from 5 to 7 p.m, Aug, 29, to meet the artists, There will be wine, light snacks and live music, at the gallery in the Rheem Shopping Center, 522 Center St., in Moraga, Gallery hours are from noon to 5 p.m, Wednesday-Sunday..

For more information visit www.moragaartgallery.com or call 925-3765407. Diablo Fine Art Gallery reception set Aug. 29. Diablo Fine Art Gallery will hold a reception from 2 to 5 p.m. Aug. 29, at Palos Verdes Mall in Walnut Creek. Five new artists include Jane Russell, mosaic artist of Pleasant Hill; Mick Marshall and Michael Rizza, both sculptors of Walnut Creek; Mark Jeziemy, plein-air artist of Concord; and Josef Twirbutt, mixed media artist of Danville. The gallery is open from noon to 5 p.m. Thursday-Sunday, at 1535 Palos Verdes Mall, in Walnut Creek. Call 925-933-4ART (925-933-4278) or visit diablofineart.com.

Jazz guitar duo will perform at Lesher, Jazz guitar duo Martin Taylor and Bucky Pizzarelli will perform at 5 p.m, Aug, 29, in the Margaret Lesher Theatre, at the Lesher Center for the Arts, 1601 Civic Drive, in Walnut Creek, The performance is presented by blue and green scooter shoes for women, flat slip on shoes, indian shoes, ballet shoes, handmade designer shoes/juttis or mojari the Diablo Regional Arts Association, Tickets are $40, and can be purchased through the center ticket office in person, at www.lesherartscenter.org, or by calling 925-943-7469, Stage reading benefits Town Hall education, Town Hall Theatre is presenting a stage reading of “Latent Image” a new play by David Wilcox, at 2 p.m, Aug, 30, at 3535 School St, in Lafayette..

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