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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Building Fund

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. There are several aspects of the construction of our garden that must be considered. The first step is the actual construction of the first phase of the garden. This Construction Phase is being funded by contributions to the Building Fund. These contributions primarily come from the following sources:. Maintenance and Development Fund. Programmed Giving is when supporters commit to making a regular, usually monthly, contribution to help support the garden. Although ...

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Officers / Board

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. Michael S. Mitchell, esq. President. Dr Tetsuo Nakamoto Vice President. Dr Jack Perry Strong President Emeritus. Linda Bizzarro, esq. Secretary. Dr Kim Williams Treasurer. Eric Hess Director of Development. Prof Atsuyuki Naka President, Japan Club. Ms Donna Fraiche, esq. Honorary Consul for Japan. Irene Cerise Gonzales, esq. Mike Turner President, Japan Society. Nancy Turner Past president of Japan Society. Paul Soniat Director, New Orleans Botanical Garden.

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Links

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. New Orleans City Park. A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. In a Japanese Garden". Volume 70, Issue 417. The Japanese Garden Foundation. New Orleans, LA 70122-1216. Michael S. Mitchell, President. Embassy of Japan, Washington, DC. Consular Office of Japan, Nashville. New Orleans Museum of Art. Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Main Homepage for City of Matsue. Tourism Info for the City of Matsue. World Trade Center of New Orleans.

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » News

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. A Visit From Matsue. On August 19, 2016, we were honored by a visit from a high-level delegation of dignitaries from Matsue Japan. The group consisted of six civic officials, eleven members of the Matsue Chamber of Commerce, and two International Exchange Leaders. Posted below are pictures from both the garden tour and the reception. The two gentlemen featured in the last two pictures are Mayor Matsuura and Mike Turner. August 22nd,2016 Uncategorized. Images Publishing ...

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Digital Diary

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. New Orleans is enduring a scorching summer this year, yet our garden continues to look cool and inviting. The recent heave rains have kept the greenery lush. During our long, hot summers it’s pleasant to remember that fall is just around the corner. To help bring some mental relief, here’s a picture of what cooler weather does to our beautiful Japanese maples. In the first picture above are board members Jack Strong (our president emeritus) and Yuki Naka, who is also Pr...

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » About

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. This is an example of a WordPress page, you could edit this to put information about yourself or your site so readers know where you are coming from. You can create as many pages like this one or sub-pages as you like and manage all of your content inside of WordPress. A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. In a Japanese Garden". Volume 70, Issue 417. The Japanese Garden Foundation. New Orleans, LA 70122-1216. Michael S. Mitchell, President. Embassy of Japan, Washington, DC.

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Major Donors

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. 25,000 AND ABOVE). The Terry K. Watanabe Charitable Trust, Omaha, Nebraska, in honor of. Harry G. and Fern Watanabe and George and Kay Hirabayashi. Jack Perry Strong, MD. Zen-Noh UNICO America, Inc. BENEFACTOR ($10,000 – $24,999). Travel Planners, Inc. George and Kay Hirabayashi. PATRON ($5,000 – $9,999). City of New Orleans. Dr and Mrs. Kenneth B. Farris. Friends of City Park. National Association of American-Japan Societies. SPONSOR ($2,500 – $4,999). CMP Coatings, Inc.

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans » Special Gifts

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A Japanese Garden For New Orleans. Matsue, a Sister-City of New Orleans, has long been an enthusiastic supporter of our plans to construct a Japanese garden in New Orleans. This beautiful stonework consists of two massive stone lanterns and a wonderful stone water basin.  They are part of an incredibly generous contribution from the people of Matsue.  In addition our sign, with its beautiful calligraphy, was also a gift from Matsue. Main Homepage for City of Matsue. Tourism Info for the City of Matsue.