Please take a look at http://4travel.jp/traveler/airpentaro/album/10398206/ for details of this walk (in Japanese)
 
Meet at the JR Ohme Line’s Okutama Station’s Ticket Gate at 10:25AM.  From Shinjuku, take the JR Holiday Special Rapid Okutama#5 (going to Okutama) at 8:47AM.  This arrives at Okutama Station at 10:23.  Be sure to arrive on this train as we will be unable to wait for the next one, since we will be taking the 10:30 bus from just outside the station.
 
Meet on the front of the 8:47 train at Shinjuku if you want to go from there there.  David will get on the first car of the same train at Nakano Station.
 
Please wear appropriate shoes (tennis shoes, hiking boots), bring a lunch to eat on the mountain, and plenty of liquids and a swimsuit if you want to swim.
 
Course (from Okutama Station): Okutama Station – Okutama Lake (by bus – 15 minutes) – Old (Therapy) Road – Shidakura Suspension Bridge – Tama Rive (SWIM) – Okutama Station
 
Walking Time: About 5 hours

Enjoy walking in the parks and green paths in the Tama area!
 
Meet at the Keio Line’s TamaSakai Station’s ticket gate at 10:53AM.
Take the Keio Express (going towards Hashimoto) from Shinjuku Station at 10:09AM and change to the Keio local line (going towards Hashimoto) at MinamiOosawa (arriving at 10:42 and departing at 10:49).  Take this to TamaSakai, arriving at 10:51.
 
If you’d like to go from Shinjuku, David and others will be on the front of the 10:09 Keio Line train at Shinjuku Station.
 
Course: TamaSakai Station – KomatsuUchiura Park – One Green Path – NagaIke Park – Minami Oosawa (with it’s Spanish building atmosphere) – Minami Oosawa Station It’s a fairly easy 3.5 hour hike with a lot of greenery.
 
Take a look at http://www.123po.jp/070818ht/pgn.html for some of this course’s details (in Japanese) and pictures.
 
Bring your own beverages and lunch box and backpack.

Come meet Tokyo-based non-profits and volunteers and talk about your cause. If you don’t have a cause and are simply interested in volunteering, please come and you may find something to your liking.
Reservations necessary at www.meetup.com/Jambo-Volunteer-Networking/
Meeting time and place: 7:00pm, JAMBO School – Tokyo-To, Koutou-ku, Tomioka 1-26-13 (Shimada Bld. Room 203) (a 3 minute walk from MonzenNakaCho Station)

If you need to contact us on the evening of the event, please call 080-6546-7688 (David).

From 6:30-9:30pm at the Polygon (behind the Oriental Bazaar on Omotesando) For JAMBO members, the cost is 3,500 yen for men and 3,000 yen for women w/reservation (foreigners get a 1000 yen discount)(or plus 500 yen if you go directly without making a reservation). All beer, wine, cocktails, soft drinks + sushi buffet, garden salad, veggies, cheeses, breads, and pies for dessert included.
Reservations can be made with David at jambodave@green.email.ne.jp or phone (03-6599-8112) by June 13.
Half of your admission fee will be donated to Plant with Purpose.
So you can have an enjoyable evening and help a good cause at the same time. If you’d like to go with David, please meet at Exit A1 of Omotesando Station at 6:15PM on the 9th.

Bring your own beverages and lunch 

We will meet you at the ticket gate at Uraga Station on the Keihin Kyuko Line at 11:05AM.
COURSE: Uraga Station – Kannonzaki Ocean Park – Ocean Breeze Promenade – Yokosuka Station (by bus)

Total course time: 5 hours

If you’re going from Shinagawa Station, take the following train.  We’ll meet at the front of the train.
Train Schedule
Keihin Kyuko Line (Express going towards KeikyuKurihama)
Shinagawa Station  10:07AM 
Hori no Uchi Station 10:54 (Arrive)
Change to the local train going towards Uraga leaving at 10:56 and arriving at Uragawa at 11:02.

Check out this HP:
http://www.kanagawaparks.com/kannon/　

Meet at the ticket gate of Musashi Yokote.
at 10:25AM or at the front of the platform at Ikebukuro at 9:20AM
Bring your lunch and plenty of liquids.

From Ikebukuro Station, take the Seibu Ikebukuro Line train (express)
at 9:20AM to Hanno Station (arriving at 9:08AM) and change there to the
Seibu Chichibu Line (just across the platform), leaving at 10:13AM. This
arrives at Musashi Yokote station at 10:24AM
Have about a 30 minute walk to Gojonotaki Waterfall, which has several
streams of falling water, then hike about 4 hours to the Kuri Stone Age
Ruins and the Kuri River (Kinchakuda), where we can hang out, play frisbee,
swim, etc. (This is near Kuri Station, also on
the Seibu Ikebukuro Line.) We’ll finish off with dinner at Alishan (organic food) cafe.

Bring your swimming suit so you can swim in the
waterfall and river. Please don’t forget to bring a rucksack for your food/drinks and wear exercise shoes!

From 6:30-9:30pm in Kamiyacho

Information: http://www.kokusaika.org/english/Mulligans.html
Place: Mulligan’s Irish Pub

For JAMBO members, the cost is 2,000 yen for men and 1500 yen for women w/reservation (or plus 500 yen if you go directly without making a reservation). Foreigners get at 500 yen discount. This includes  1 drink  & buffet dinner included!! (Main, cheese, breads, vegetables, garden salad, fresh fruit, cake and ice cream too!)

Reservations can be made with David by e-mail by July 25.
Half of your admission fee will be donated to 3 groups which carry out activities to clean up Japan’s oceans and rivers.   So you can have an enjoyable evening and help a good cause at the same time. If you’d like to go with David, please meet at Exit 3 of Kamiyacho Station’s Hibiya Line at 6:30PM on the 26th.

Meet at the ticket gate of Katase Enoshima Station at 11:10AM. Take the 9:56AM Odakyuu Line Express (express going towards Fujisawa) to Fujisawa (arriving at 10:53AM) and change there to the Odakyuu Line going towards KataseEnoshima
(leaving at 10:56AM). This arrives at KataseEnoshima at 11:03AM.

Have a nice walk to the Enoshima Island, up the hill to the shrine, then to the opposite side, where we will swim, relax, and play around. Then, off to the beach for more of the same. Finish with a sunset party on the beach!!!

This is a monthly JAMBO International Environmental/Social Issues English Class. Like with other JAMBO International events, half of the fees will be given to 3 groups which carry out activities to clean up Japan’s oceans and rivers, so you can learn English, learn (and talk) about a current issue, and help the cause (which is discussed) all at the same time.

The cost is 2000 yen per person and attendance is limited to 12. Reservations will be taken on a first come, first serve basis (by writing to jambodave@green.email.ne.jp). The class is held at JAMBO school in MonzenNakacho (See Map – http://www.jamboschool.jp/en/contact.html). After the class, interested participants can stay and have some eats and drinks in the school while socializing.

David Howenstein is the teacher and the class format is as follows. First, David will teach vocabulary which will be used during the lesson. He will then give a presentation about the topic. There will then be a discussion about the topic, during which time David will write good vocabulary and sentences (which come up in the discussion) on the whiteboard. The class is open to all – from beginners to advanced. You can come just to listen (if you don’t wish to talk) and David will give each participant (who wishes to talk) time to speak.   This is on July 17 (Thursday) from 7:00PM (the door opens at 6:45) to 8:30. The topic is “Immigration.” David will present some interesting statistics and facts about this topic as well.   Afterwards, we will have a social hour in JAMBO School with the participants who want to join, so you are welcome to buy food and drink beforehand, or go out to a nearby store to get some with David after the class.

10:00 – 15:30

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED by July 8

Cutting down bamboo grass and other outdoor work
 
Meeting Place: 10:00 at Utsugidai Bus Stop
 
Please wear long pants and long-sleeved shirt and exercise shoes.
 
Please bring your own drinks, food (for lunch) and work gloves
 
Fee: 500 yen for non-members

Those who wish to go with David, please meet at Hino Station (on the Chuo Line) ticket gate at 9:40. We will take the 9:46 bus from there (15 minutes).
 
Information (in Japanese): http://www.foejapan.org/satoyama/activity/index.html