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4th Annual Shabbaton in Yamanakako

4th Annual Shabbaton in Yamanakako

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Chabad Tokyo welcome you to join us for our 4th Annual Shabbaton weekend in the mountains, near Lake Yamanaka. It is an unforgetable experience and an oppurtunity of a lifetime. There are bungalows available for every guest. All meals and prayers will take place in a big Dining Hall near the bungalow area. It is a fantastic chance to relax from every day routine and challenges and unite with other people. For the children it is a haven of nature and fun.

Check in date:Friday, October 8 at 3:00 pm
Check out date:Sunday, October 10 at 10:00 am

Activities for the weekend:
Shabbat meals, prayer, nature walk, sight seeing, and special programs for children and adults.

Bungalows:
Cost of 1 bungalow (up to 8 people can sleep inside) – ¥12,500/ night.
Payment can be made by bank transfer or by Check out, on October 10.

Meals:
We are providing meals free of charge.
All meals included (breakfast, lunch, dinner), Donations welcome for meals.
BBQ Saturday night following end of Shabbos.

Directions:

To reserve a bungalow please email [email protected], attention Efrat
Please list the names of all those who will attend, including children.

For more information on the Shabbaton site, please click

Sukkot and Simchat Torah 2010

Sukkot and Simchat Torah 2010

Sukkot Chabad Tokyo
Sukkot Schedule:
Wednesday, Sukkot eve, September 22, evening services at 7:00 pm, followed by Holiday meal in the Succa.
Thursday  morning, September 23, morning services at 10:00 am, followed by Holiday meal in the Succa
Thursday evening services at 7:00 pm, followed by Holiday meal in the Succa
Friday morning, September 24, morning services at 10:00 am followed by Holiday meal in Succa.
Come to bless on the Lulav and Etrog (4 species) in the Succa, any day during Succot except for Saturday and evenings.
Simchat Torah Schedule:
Wednesday, Shemini Atzeret eve, September 29, evening services at 7:00 pm, followed by Holiday meal in the Succa. Dancing with the Torah at 8:30 pm!
Thursday  morning, September 30, morning services at 10:00 am, followed by Holiday meal in the Succa
Thursday evening, Simchat Torah,  services at 7:00 pm, followed by Holiday meal.  Dancing with the Torah at 8:30 pm!
Friday morning, October 1, morning services at 10:00 am followed by Holiday meal.
All meals and services will take place at Chabad Tokyo.
Fee: Everyone is welcome to donate for the High Holiday expenses.
Rosh Hashana 5771- 2010

Rosh Hashana 5771- 2010

 

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Rosh Hashana- Wednesday evening, September 8, at 7:00 pm

at the Il Barbero Restaurant

Fee: Everyone is welcome to donate for the High Holiday expenses

First day of Rosh Hashana, Thursday, September 9, Morning services at 10:00 am, followed by Holiday meal at Chabad Tokyo. Evening prayers and festive Holiday meal, at 7:30 pm at Chabad Japan.

Second day of Rosh Hashana, Friday, September 10, Morning services at 10:00 am, followed by Holiday meal at Chabad Tokyo.

Join us for the Moshiach Meal

Join us for the Moshiach Meal

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Chabad Japan

This coming Tuesday, April 6, at 4:00 pm, at Chabad Tokyo.

What is the meal of moshiach?

Passover has two parts. The “first days” with its seders and its reliving of history, and the “final days” with its messianic themes — days that herald the divine goodness and perfection which, the prophets promise us, is the end-goal of creation and the fulfillment of our present-day lives.
There is a Chassidic custom, instituted by the Baal Shem Tov and further developed by the Rebbes of Chabad, to conduct a “mirror-seder” in the closing hours of the last day of Passover, complete with matzah and four cups of wine. These are hours, say the Chassidic masters, when time relinquishes its last hold upon our lives; when the future, too, can be remembered, and the Era of Moshiach tasted and digested!
The Lubavitcher Rebbe encourages men, women and children to partake.
Partaking in the Feast of Moshiach hastens the coming of Moshiach, may it be NOW!