Greenery Club Sakahama Tokiwa Association

Profile

• Representative: Jun Ito
• Contact: 042-331-5950
• Constituent Areas: Sakahama, Wakabadai
• Number of members: 74 (29 males, 45 females)
• Membership Fee: 1,200 yen per year

Events and Activities (Planned Activities for 2022)

Events and Activities	Number of Participants	Event Date	Event Time	Activity Location
Ground Golf Class	18 people	Every Monday and Friday	From 9 AM to 11 AM	Sakahama Central Children's Square, Inagi City Comprehensive Ground
Fall Prevention Exercise Class	15 people	Every Thursday	From 10 AM	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Blowgun Class	9 people	Every Monday	From 9:30 AM to noon	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Karaoke Class	11 people	2nd and 4th Tuesdays	From 1 PM	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Dance Class	11 people	2nd and 4th Wednesdays	1 PM to 3 PM	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Regular Session	22 people	Once a month	Morning	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
General Meeting	78 people	Once a year	From 1 PM	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Training Trip (One Day)	38 people	Twice a year		Boso Peninsula, Skytree
Training Trip (1 Night)	36 people	Once a year		Aizu - Anahara Onsen
Liberal Arts Course	42 people	Once a year		Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Lecture and Workshop	56 people	Twice a year		Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Sakahama Vibrant Performing Arts Festival	122 people	Once a year		Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Bon Odori, Sports Day, Autumn Festival Dance Participation	11 people	3 times a year		Inagi Dai 2 Elementary School, Tenman Shrine, Inagi Garden
Elementary School and Nursery School Dance Instruction, Exchange Meeting	9 people	3 times a year	Morning	Inagi Dai 2 Elementary School, Third Nursery School
Visit to the Elderly Home	9 people	Once a year	Afternoon	Inagi Masayoshi Garden
Cleaning Activities	13 people	16 times a year	Morning	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center
Chat Meeting, New Year Gathering	65 people	Twice a year	Morning	Inagi Senior Citizens' Center

Club PR

The club was established in 1960 and is the oldest club in Inagi City. It celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2010.
The Sakahama area was partially developed into the Koyodai, Nagamine, and Wakabadai areas due to the development of Tama New Town, and it is now part of the existing Sakahama and some of the Wakabadai area. The club's activities are based at the Inagi Senior Citizens' Center, which was established in 1963.