You're stationed in Yokosuka; you have a bike or are thinking about getting one; language barrier is keeping you from joining the pack of local Japanese riders? Well, let's get together and ride. This group is open to both Japanese and foreigners working or living in the Kanagawa area. Please post some of your favorites routes, and use this group to organize large groups of multinational cyclist.

This group is aimed at people who live on or near the Chuo Line here in Tokyo. I live on the Western side of the Chuo (near Tachikawa) and find myself always wishing there were more groups meeting and doing stuff near me (or at least easier for me to get to.) There are LOTS of cool things to do in Tachikawa, Hachioji, Kokubunji, Koenji, Showa Park, even out in Ome and Takao. I'm hoping that this group could do the occasional week-day event somewhere within easy walking distance of a Chuo stat …

Let's discover Italian wines and food culture by tasting, drinking and eating. We'll make a voyage through Bel Paese's particular and original wines, cheeses, olive oils, hams and so on. We'll have monthly meetings, about particular Italian wines and Italian delikatessen, learning and discussing about their history and peculiarities, doing a real wine or food tasting, learning recipes. Let's enjoy the taste of Italy under the guide of an italian gourmand and of a chef, making new friends fro …

But you don't have to speak Chinese to enjoy the chinese food/tea/movies/culture with us. Just come and join us, and have fun!

Tokyo is full of interesting people but it's not easy to meet and make new friends outside of our everyday work and personal lives. Our group holds a variety of parties and other cultural events to promote new friendships among Japanese and people from around the world.

Happiness is a state of mind or feeling characterized by contentment, satisfaction, pleasure, or joy. Happiness comes from deep within, and not from people, situations, or circumstances. According to Researchers from Harvard Medical School and the University of California, San Diego: “When an individual becomes happy, the network effect can be measured up to three degrees. One person’s happiness triggers a chain reaction that benefits not only his friends, but his friends’ friends, and his frien …

This is the best way for individuals in Tokyo to obtain real-world business communication and management training in English. WHY? Because we are a group of experienced international business professionals who each have between 5-21 years working in business in Japan. We want to share our industry knowledge and cross-cultural experience in truly innovative ways which are not available through traditional schools and "Eikaiwa". Our members are almost exclusively Japanese professionals who are …

Navigating a new country while raising a family is an exciting challenge, but it's even better when you have a few people to hang out with. This group helps Tokyo-based stay-at-home Dads and their kids organize and participate in great activities with other families. The focus is to create a social environment for Dads and our children, and to take advantage of all that Tokyo has to offer. Meetups occur around central Tokyo.  Feel free to check out what we have scheduled, or suggest a meetup tha …

" A hundred thousand welcomes "  as we say in Scotland. Welcome to the Meet-up site of the St. Andrew Society of Yokohama and Tokyo, the oldest so-called loyal society in Tokyo that promotes friendship between Scotland, Japan and other nationalities through a whole host of fun activities from informal dances on Thursday evenings at the ANA Intercontinental to more traditional events including black tie balls, a Burns Supper celebrating Scotland's national poet and parties throughout the year. We …

Are you in Tokyo? Do you love brunch? If you answered "yes" to both the above questions, then you qualify to join this group. Join us for late, lazy weekend brunches. Bring yourself, bring a friend, bring a newspaper, bring your appetite. Any or all of the above are welcome. The Group Name says it all: "Let's Brunch in Tokyo"

  World Explorer is a group for international people from all over the world North / South America, Europe, Asia, Everywhere; to get together to talk, eat, drink, dance and meet and perhaps on occasion’s explorer different parts of the world together, like shopping trips or site seeing. There is no specific venue that this group will be tied to. We want to keep it open and flexible.    

The purpose of this group is to help Tokyo-based fans of the Socceroos (the Australian men's football (soccer) team) to watch the Socceroos games. Which would also involve plenty of drinking and shouting. Now that Australia has joined the Asian Confederation, the Socceroos have quite a busy schedule, but it can be hard to find compatriots to share the highs and the lows of the Socceroos' fortunes. Anyone who wants to watch Socceroos games with fellow supporters should join this group. Or even i …

Welcome!     Click HERE for Simply Sweets in Japanese Join us and enjoy creating simple, yet deliciously baked sweets and desserts! Simply Sweets gives you a unique opportunity to take baking classes in English right in the heart of Tokyo. Make new friends, discover delicious recipes and improve your baking skills all in a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. At Simply Sweets you'll learn how to make delicious French and American classic desserts, as well many as other favorites from around the world. …

Hi! This group is especially for you when you are looking for opportunities to get to know about or to keep in touch with diversities. We will enjoy great foods and culture in Tokyo together. We are specifically interested in activities related to the Eastern and Central Europe. Yet, you are all welcome regardless of nationalities! (Unfortunately, this group is not appropriate for the purpose of matching. Thanks!)

Meet other women interested in genealogy, American history, and becoming members of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The Japan chapter welcomes new members! Gather to share tips, exchange information, help each other with genealogical puzzles, and have fun!