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Julien
#1
Hi all!

What about meeting the other Kanagawa Expat.com members in real life? Organizing an Expat.com meet up would be an excellent way to know them! :)

An Expat.com meet up can be a diner gathering, having coffee, a bring and share in a nice place, a cultural or sports activity, etc. There are plenty of possibilities: just imagine a pleasant way to meet new people and old friends from Expat.com.

Feel free to organize Expat.com get-togethers in Kanagawa: you would meet the other members in a friendly atmosphere and have a good time together!

Of course, we could offer some help to organize your meet up and to inform the community.

So, whoΒ’s in? Do not hesitate to start a new thread to suggest an Expat.com gathering in Kanagawa. ;)

Best,

Julien
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Wakako
#2
Hi Julien,

I am a Japanese and live in Yokohama.
I like cultural exchange, many kinds of sports and meeting people.

I will be able to share Japanese culture if I am in.
I would like to enjoy Japanese culture, sports and food with people from other countries.

So please let me in ;)

Best,

Wakako
yasmeentw
#3
I am Yasmeen, Indian. Have arrived in Yokohama recently. I work with UNU-IAS. Shall be here for next 2 years. Interested in outdoor activities like cycling, photographic, biking, hiking, travelling to other cities, socialising. Please keep me updated of any upcoming events.
nadeemjp96
#4

Oh, I see, you want me to go through the whole "Kanagawa Chronicles" again, huh? πŸ˜‚ Okay, fine, I’ll spare you... this time! But if you ever want to hear about the wonders of sakura trees, overpriced cigarettes, and the joy of commuting on the "Odakyu Line," just let me know! 😜


But seriously, now I’m wondering, is there anyone left on this forum still living the Kanagawa life? πŸ™‹β€β™‚οΈπŸ™‹β€β™€οΈ If you are, hit me up! Let’s swap stories about how we navigate the unique (read: hilariously quirky) life here. From train disasters to secret ramen spots, I’ve got plenty of golden anecdotes to share. 😎

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