My Fairlady

The Joyful Club staff presents My Fairlady.

Eliza (Ikuko)selling flowers on the street. Narrated by Tadanao.


Professor Higgins (Randy) giving Eliza pronunciation lessons.

Ohhhh, I can't...I can't!

Eliza tests her English at a horserace event. (Gyoko, Sumika, and Ono.

A refined Eliza (Hitomi) makes an entrance.

Oh no.....Eliza fumbles with her language and shocks the guests.

At the final ballroom proving Eliza mastered the English language.

(Nobuhiro prop support)

Gospel Music at its best, Psalms 23

Enjoy some Gospel Music!


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rh7oMGew4rE&NR=1&feature=fvwp


I really enjoy listening to this.

Randy

Mom's Welcome Party

Thank you everybody. Mom actually sang along with many of your songs :) She is enjoying her stay and always tells me how everyone can speak English so well! She won't forget your kindness and will treasure these memories for a long time. Arigato Gozaimasu!

Let's Enjoy Taiko with Hazuki!!!

Here we (Setsuko, Yuriko, Hazuki, and Randy) are with Hazuki after the Taiko Concert.

It was a great performance!

Hazuki being introduced...

Joyful Events

Joyful Coffee Time

The Joyful Club provided homemade cake, donuts, coffee, and juice during the intermission of a Concert held at the church.

1010 New Year Party

It has become a New Year tradition. The Joyful Club students arrange a New Year party for all of us to enjoy.

Chopin Concert

One of our students is an opera singer who was born in Poland. She met her husband, who is Japanese in Poland where he was studying Chopin. The love for Chopin brought them together, and now they perform together in Japan.

Thanksgiving Worship Service

Once a year the Joyful Club has a Church time. We gather together to sing and hear an English message translated in Japanese. This year we are planning a Father's day Church time.

Christmas Party

This is one of our favorite events of the year. Members participate with their special talents. Sometimes it's a play (Cinderella, Momotaro, and Scrooge to name a few), a piano piece, Line Dancing, or Bon Dancing (what you see below)

Let's Enjoy English