Overview and Features
Club Name | ROTARY CLUB of TOKYO JINGU |
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Founded | May 18, 1994 |
Approval | June 14, 1994 |
Area | Rotary International District 2750 All over Shibuya-ku, Tokyo |
Secretariat |
5F Unimat Hideaway, |
Meeting Venue Information
Regular Meetings | Wednesdays (2 to 3 times a month) 12:30~13:30 On the 5th Wednesday: Evening meeting 18:30 |
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Meeting Venue | Roppongi Hills Club, 51st Floor, Roppongi Hills Mori Tower 6-10-1 Roppongi, Minato-ku, Tokyo *As our meetings are not held on a weekly basis, please contact the Secretariat in advance if you wish to attend. e-mail: office@tjrc.net tel: (+81)-3-6459-2309 |
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Concept


1. Have a open minded, club management.
2. constituted young membera and maintain young spirits.
3. Realized man and woman equal numbers.
Banner
“Blue” is a rotary color international.
“Red” and “White” are Japan.
“Red” is a female member.
“White” represents a male member.
Founding Episode


Letters from Margaret Thatcher
To everyone of the Rotary Club of Tokyo Jingu
The “spirit of service” that everyone is regarded as ideal,
It is wonderful to be accepted by every citizen, ethnic group all over the world.
Margaret Thatcher
October 16, 1994
*In the founding period of the club, Margaret Thatcher (Message from the British first female prime minister who was told “Women of Iron”)


Organization’s general meeting
(May 18, 1994)


Charter night
(May 30, 1995)
Introduction of affiliated clubs
Parent club


Child club


Rotary Club of Tokyo Hiroo
Founding: December 14, 2000
Features: We once a week in both Japanese and English bilingual languages. By acting bilingually, foreign members deepen their understanding of Japanese, Japanese culture and Japanese society, and Japanese members are expanding their vision towards the international community.
It is one of the attractions of the Tokyo Hiroo Rotary Club that exchanges across borders, sex, age, and occupation. (From the homepage · club overview)




Sister club


Support Club


Rotary Club of Tokyo Yoneyama YUAI
Founding: February 11, 2010
Features: “New generation club” gathering members of “multinational” centered on OB, OG organization (Yoneyama alumni) of scholars from Asia (Yoneyama scholarship student).
Goal: We will aim for a club that mutually respects all diversity such as nation, ethnicity, religion, etc. with the heart of “fraternity”, and develops activities that connect the world. (Extracted from the words of Yang Jinhua first president)



