Okinawa International Centre

Okinawa International Centre
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Wednesday, February 11, 2009

Oh, what a night....

Ten (10) participants from OIC (Okinawa International Centre) were invited to attend the 50th anniversary party of the Rotary club here in Okinawa. The participants were Mathew (Samoa), Sashko (Macedonia), Patta (Kenya), Sahadatou (Niger in Africa), May (Tanzania), Rita (Uganda), Theus (Belize), Boitshoko (Botswana), Grace (Kenya) and of course me myself and I, Suzie all the way from Namibia.

We considered ourselves as very priviledged that we could have attend this party with the Director of OIC accompanied by a very patient coordinator and surrounded by the VIP's of Okinawa and some other rotary club members in and around Japan.

We performed a mixed dance on a South African song. The harmony was marvelous for a group of eight people from different countries dancing on the same beat!! I think we did a great job. We enjoyed the feast and all of us received gifts. I got an umbrella, most of the others got towels, Rita got 24 tins of kohi (coffee), Sahadatou got a jewelery box and Theus received a cup set (guess he should take it home for his wife).

There are so much to say, but I think it's enough for now. I just want to make use of this opportunity to express my gratitude towards my team members who represented OIC with proud, to our companion, to our bus driver and to the Director of OIC for the wonderful opportunity that we could represent OIC. Arigato.....

2 comments:

  1. It was such a wonderful night.. I totally agree with you Sue.

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  2. Will I ever see my dear friends again? It was good to know them....

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OIC, Japan

OIC, Japan
My room - on the balcony

Some IEC (B) girls

Some IEC (B) girls
Boi (Botswana), Grace (Kenya), Ritah (Uganda) and Suzie (Namibia) trying to 'write' the word 'M-TEC'

Kite flying

Kite flying
Thought to play with a kite is only for kids? Wrong! Nana's model: kite flying stress buster

In a mall in Okinawa

In a mall in Okinawa
Bought food to eat on the beach

The beach tower Okinawa

The beach tower Okinawa
We just passed it on our way to the beach

Okinawa beach

Okinawa beach
Cleaning the sea sand from my feet

Kokusai street

Kokusai street
Grace said I look like this creature...LOL

Again in the streets of Okinawa

Again in the streets of Okinawa
Tasting Japanese food... quite interesting

Still in the streets of Okinawa

Still in the streets of Okinawa
A taxi - never tried it!

My girl in Kokusai dori

My girl in Kokusai dori
Mate, ne girl. Hope to see you one day...

Okinawa aqaurium

Okinawa aqaurium
Check the flowers at the back! With Grace (Kenya) and Lamin (Gambia)

Okinawa aquarium

Okinawa aquarium
We watched a marvellous dolphin show!

Kokusai dori on a sunday

Kokusai dori on a sunday
Street is closed for traffic to allow activities in the street

Rotary club anniversary

Rotary club anniversary
Performing on stage

Rotary club anniversary

Rotary club anniversary
Feeling so proud next to my Namibian flag!

In the markets - Kokusai street

In the markets - Kokusai street
Do u think the dress fits me?

Stairs!

Stairs!
The using of stairs is one of the things I will always remember about Japan...

Shopping at night in Okinawa

Shopping at night in Okinawa
Most shops/markets close at midnight