「ワシントンの桜祭りで募金活動」(4月10日) － 株式会社サクセスワイズ 村田美夏
「ワシントンの桜祭りで募金活動」(2011年04月10日)
CHERRY BLOSSOM CAMPAIGN
http://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/e-news/news/index.cgi?ymd=20110419
At the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C.,
various activities are underway to raise funds for
disaster-hit areas in Japan.
The festival is held each spring at various sites in the U.S.
capital, when more than 3,700 cherry trees bloom along the
banks of the Potomac River.
On Saturday, about 5,000 people participated in the festival
parade. Brass bands, dancing teams, and a Japanese college
drum team were on hand to perform.
This year, visitors are being asked to pay five dollars to
enter the main event site, part of which will go to Japanese
recovery efforts. Women in kimono ask visitors to make a donation.
Volunteers also demonstrate how to fold paper cranes, and
participants donate two dollars for each crane they make.
CHERRY BLOSSOM CAMPAIGN
http://cgi2.nhk.or.jp/e-news/news/index.cgi?ymd=20110419
At the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington D.C.,
various activities are underway to raise funds for
disaster-hit areas in Japan.
The festival is held each spring at various sites in the U.S.
capital, when more than 3,700 cherry trees bloom along the
banks of the Potomac River.
On Saturday, about 5,000 people participated in the festival
parade. Brass bands, dancing teams, and a Japanese college
drum team were on hand to perform.
This year, visitors are being asked to pay five dollars to
enter the main event site, part of which will go to Japanese
recovery efforts. Women in kimono ask visitors to make a donation.
Volunteers also demonstrate how to fold paper cranes, and
participants donate two dollars for each crane they make.