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For those of you who care, Komadai Tomakomai High School has just won the national baseball championship 5-3 over a Kyoto team. This is the first time a team has won the championship in two consecutive years for something like 56 years. Apparently Hokkaido used to be the laughing-stock of the High School baseball world over there, but Tomakomai has turned them into a powerhouse.
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I just wanted to thank you all for the tremendous response to my request for help with "I am a child of God." Our primary children are going to really enjoy doing this. The primary presidency is very excited about doing this and extends their love and appreciation to each of you for helping our children learn a little more about our world and how we are all truly God's children. Your willingness to help me and a group of children you have never met really shows how wonderful this church is. Again, thank you all and may God bless each of you more than He already does.
David
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From the Hymnal
Kami no ko desu, watashi ya anata
A fureru megumi ni kanshashimasu
Chorus:
Watashi o tasukete michibi ite
Itsu kami moto he ukeru youni
Kami no mo desu watashi ya anata
Mikotoba tadakshiku wakaru youni
(repeat chorus)
Kami no ko desu. Watashi ya anata
Mikokoro o konai mata ten ni sumu
(Repeat Chorus)
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I just happen to have my Japanese hymnal here in my office:
1. ka mi no ko de su wa ta shi ya ana ta
a fu re ru me gu mi ni ka n sha shi ma su
wa ta shi o ta su ke te mi chi bi i te
i tsu ka mi mo to he yu ke ru yo o ni
2. ka mi no ko de su wa ta shi ya ana ta
mi ko to ba ta da shi ku wa ka ru yo o ni
wa ta shi o ta su ke te mi chi bi i te
i tsu ka mi mo to he yu ke ru yo o ni
2. ka mi no ko de su wa ta shi ya ana ta
mi ko ko ro o ko na i ma ta ten ni su mu
wa ta shi o ta su ke te mi chi bi i te
i tsu ka mi mo to he yu ke ru yo o ni
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Kami no ko Desu
Watashi ya Anata
Afureru Megumi ni
Kansha Shimasu
Watashi o Tasukete
Michibiite
Itsuka Mimoto e
Yukeru youni.
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Does anyone remember or know the words to "I am a child of God" in Japanese? I remember the first verse but since I haven't sung it in 15+ years I'm not confident that I have the rest of it correct. Our primary presidency wants the children to sing the song in Japanese, French and English for a Sacrament meeting program. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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I am curious to know if any of you have ever set up a time for someone to appear on live remote cameras in Sapporo. I was talking to my exchange student yesterday before she left to go home to Japan, and we're going to try it. The link for Sapporo is http://www.global.city.sapporo.jp/livecamera/live.html
There are at least 4 live cameras in Sapporo.
MNB
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The time has been changed to 10:40 from 10:00am.
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The Dai Ichi Ward in Salt Lake has arranged a temple session in Japanese on April 16 at 10am at the Jordan River Temple. If the session is well attended by Japanese speakers, we could make the Japanese session a regular occurance. Please let any Japanese speaking friends know as well. We certainly hope this Japanese session can become a regular event.
April 16
10am session (be plenty early of course)
Jordan River Temple
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The BYU 239th (JAPANESE) branch will be hosting a devotional with ELDER YOSHIHIKO KIKUCHI of the First Quorum of the Seventy
Date: April 3rd. 2005 (the evening after General Conference)
Time: 7:00 p.m.
Place: 2445 N. Timpview Drive (650 East), Provo Utah ( Japanese branch chapel)
Elder Kikuchi will be speaking in JAPANESE, Interpretation to English will be provided but also will limited to a few headsets. so we encourage Japanese speaking people to attend (However, everybody is welcome)
the following are just some guidelines for the devotional
- Sunday dress desired
- be in your seats by at 6:30
For more information contact: Rich (801)
788-4969 Omar (801) 371-5737
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I just discovered the website. It's great! I served '83 to '85. I'd love to hear from friends/companions. Please e-mail me if think you might remember. I'm in TN. Check out my bio! Yoroshiku ne!
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Sorry for late notice on this...
President Michael Larkins, Japan Sapporo Mission President from 1999 - 2002 will speak on the theme of "Believe in Christ". The fireside will be about basic beliefs about Jesus Christ and the Atonement and will be appropriate for non members.
Date: February 13, 2005
Place: 2445 N 650 E, Provo, UTAH 84604
Time: 4:30 there will be a potluck dinner, Fireside will start at 6:00
For any questions, please contact Rich Ziegler (801) 861-2379
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Hi Brother Oman,
My wife grew up in Atsubetsu and her mother still attends church there. Once it was the biggest ward in Hokkaido and my wife thinks it still is in spite of a few divisions into other branches and wards. There used to be more missionaries in the ward and then the ward was labeled by Elder Kikuchi as a slacker ward in the area of missionary work and at one point, all missionaries were taken out to allow the members to reflect on their missionary responsibilities. I visited there in April of 04 and attended the Atsubetsu ward and it seemed to me that people there were in good spirits. My wife thinks they are kind of lackadaisacal as her mother is always complaining that only 3 people show up to clean the church building. Atsubetsu is on the outskirts of Sapporo and is located near a large shopping area called ShinSapporo. My wife says that her mother (sister Takai) invites the missionaries over for dinner once a month and that she recently had a half Japanese elder over who showed pictures of his family. She also mentioned that his Japanese language skills were superb to other gaijin missionaries, with a nice Japanese accent. Sounds like Kenji.
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Kenji is teaching a couple of investigators in Atsubetsu who are making good progress. Time is going by fast. Kenji no longer feels like a new missionary as he sees younger missionaries coming and older missionaries returning home. Kenji is happy to serve. Pease pray for him when you can. What can you tell me about the Atsubetsu Ward and the area there?
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Jim and I were discussing earthquakes yesterday. I found this site that talks all about that earthquake that happened in 1994.
http://www.drgeorgepc.com/Tsunami1994RussiaKurils.html
I remember being in that Shinkotoni 8 story apartment and feeling 'the earth move under my feet'. It was swaying back and forth.
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Magnitude 6.3 earthquake hits Japan's Hokkaido
TOKYO (Reuters) - An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.3 jolted Japan's northern island of Hokkaido late on Tuesday but no tsunami warning was issued and there were no immediate reports of damage, public broadcaster NHK reported.
The tremor occured around 11.09 p.m. (1409 GMT) and its focus was about 50 km (31 miles) below the seabed off Kushiro in southeastern Hokkaido, NHK said.
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weird how that's almost exactly where the 6.3 hit in the summer of 1994 when I was there and felt it in sapporo. I was in the Hokudai apato and it was about 10PM for those who were on the island may remember where you were.
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One of my favorites (that probably goes for anyone who served in Hakodate) was Tomita Toshiko shimai. Does anyone have any contact information for her?
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Looking for a dode, John Foley. I served with Foley in his last area, Asahikawa Nishi Ward. I know he was in Ogden going to Weber State in 85 or so but that is the last I've heard of him. Can anyone help?
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Elder Busby is looking for a Belnap Choro who was a missionary here in nemuro 10 years ago; it might help one of their investigators. Does anyone know of a way to contact him? Thanks for any help anyone can give.
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I remember eating the most delicious pancakes for breakfast in my greenbean area. Matsuda Shimai was my dode. I don't know if she used a mix or did it from scratch but if anyone has a recipe for what we ate in Japan I'd love it. If i remember correctly they were kind of yellowish and were a little sweet. Also, if anyone knows where Matsuda Shimai is, I'd love her address. (We were in a sannin with Inoue Shimai) Thanks.
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