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Community Activities Section
As Japanese society has changed in recent years, so the lives of Japanese people have changed also. But even today, the resources and support required by people in their day-to-day lives have not changed. If anything the need for these things has increased.
Ever since it was established, the Kobokan has been working together with local residents in grappling with important issues related to the education and development of children and the support of elderly people. Centered in the local community, the Kobokan acts as a base where many people can meet, participate in activities, and develop mutual understanding and co-operation.

Overview of the Community Activity Programmes
[Gakudo Club]
Organised for elementary school children (6-12years old), this club organizes activities to help children to learn and work together and develop sensitivity towards others, whilst also nurturing their individual characters.

[Junior High School Student's Club]
Activities for the students who graduated from Gakudo club, organized by university student volunteers.

[Elderly People's Programme]
+ Oshokujitomonokai (weekly luncheon club)
+ Annual party to celebrate Respect for the Elderly Day (September)

[Camp Programme]
+ Nursery School Camp (July)
+ Gakudo Club Camp (August)
+ Junior and Senior High School Camp (August)
+ Snow Camp (February)

[Voluntary Activities Section]
The Kobokan offers opportunities for Junior and Senior High School students, University students, adults and elderly people to participate in various voluntary activities. A special group for student volunteers is organized to support daily and camp activities; and to give students the chance to gain social experiences.

[Children's Special Activities]
+ Piano lessons

[Young people's and Adults' Special activities]
+ Piano lessons

[Other special Programmes]
+ Sports day
+ Bazaar
+ Art exhibition

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Kobokan Community Center, Tokyo