http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/ Toyokawa-Cupertino Sister City Visits - Pictures and captions on various sister city related visits and events. ja http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/toyokawanews/newspage.html I have created a new page to relate news about Toyokawa and the sister city program. Please note that in order to avoid making this rss feed too cumbersome and difficult to navigate, a separate rss feed was created solely for the new newspage, one that will contain the first paragraph of each posted article. http://www.cupertino2007.com/2008/05/how-cupertino-g.html Historian Donna Austin was kind enough to answer my questions about the Cupertino Helmet Sculpture (Morion) in an article she wrote in the Cupertino Daily. Read about it for yourself online here. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2006CBF/CBFindex.htm I have revised the portal page to include links to the 30th Anniversary Delegation page and other years' CBF pages at the top of the page. I have also indulged in a bit of advertising with the title. I have greatly modified the source code, but the overall look remains mostly the same. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2008CBF/30.html Revised page to include link to Cupertino Courier article and incorporated a portion of the entreaty in below's item description into the webpage proper. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2008CBF/30.html For anyone interested in joining the Toyokawa-Cupertino Sister City 30th Anniversary Delegation to Toyokawa in November, there will be a meeting at Cupertino City Hall on Thursday, May 22 at 7:30 pm. Anyone wishing to join will need to attend this meeting! According to the May edition of the Cupertino Scene there are only a few spaces available, but regardless of being able to go or not, please attend the meeting and show your interest and support in our two cities' sister city relationship! The city of Toyokawa has long believed that there is a high level of interest in the sister city relationship among the people of Cupertino. Much higher than widely believed in Cupertino itself. And now is the perfect time to show just how true it is. Your attendance counts!! And help spread the word. Tell your family, relatives, friends, your friendly coffee shop clerk, your boss, your subordinates, your co-workers, people who might have wanted to go to Toyokawa in the past and did not have the chance, people who were once involved with the sister city program but have not been active for a while, yet still hold an affectionate spot in their hearts for Toyokawa and its people. Only with your help can we make a difference! http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2008CBF/CBF.html It is...with the utmost regret that we will be unable to take part in this year's Cherry Blossom Festival. Click to read the whole passage. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2006CBF/CBF.htm The 2006 Cherry Blossom Festival main page has also been revised to include a menu bar to the left in the same way as the 2007 Cherry Blossom Festival mainpage. See entry below. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2007CBF/CBF.htm The 2007 Cherry Blossom Festival main page has been revised to include a menu bar to the left, hopefully not only making navagation around the various CBF pages easier, but making viewing the page itself a more enjoyable experience. I have also added links to other years' CBF pages as well, making it easier to interconnect to all of the pages on the site. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2007CBF/CBF24.htm The Quinlan Center Social Room page, featuring the Kimekomi Doll Exhibit has been extensively fleshed out. For increased enjoyment, don't forget to click on the many links embedded in the text and in pictures. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2007CBF/CBF01a.htm A new page has been added devoted exclusively to the Welcome Remarks and Introductions portion of the Amphitheater Stage Saturday Entertainment. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2007CBF/CBF.htm Sorry for the delay. 2007 Cupertino Cherry Blossom Festival pages have been posted. The overall format is the same as last year's but with a few improvements. Will continue to update, hopefully over the next week or so. Updates will also be added to these feeds to keep you up to date on new pages and changes to the site. Enjoy! http://www.yui.or.jp/tia/ww2006/inshoki.htm Group leader Toshiaki Ozaki's account in words and pictures of his impressions of the visit by the TIA's World Watching Circle to California and Cupertino in November 2006. Page is in Japanese only (at present). Page was posted at the TIA site. http://www.tcp-ip.or.jp/~yojimbo/2006CBF/CBF.htm Your guide to the 2006 Cupertino Cherry Blossom Festival