Rabbi Edery thought of a clever idea to make the Holiday of Chanuka fun, joyous and interesting. He made a menorah from sake bottles, and inserted an olive oil cup as a cover for each bottle. Special thanks to Reb Meir Mergui from Paris, France who brought menorahs and kosher dairy items for all to enjoy. May Hashem bless him and his family always for their generosity.
Welcome to our Grand Chanuka Celebration! Join us this Chanuka, for a memorable and fun Chanuka Party. This coming Sunday, December 1st, 2013 at 4:00 pm at Chabad House. We will be having a Fantastic Falafel Workshop, for children and adults. All participants will watch and make Falafel from scratch- from the whole chickpeas to the delicious Falafel balls. Everyone will eat and take home. Special Chanuka program, treats and Raffle for the children. Bring your family and friends along….
View all Get your own Dr. Yakov Yuro Teshima gave a informative and interesting lecture explaining the foundations of Judaism and establishment of Hassidism. All participants highly enjoyed the lecture and asked to continue such lectures even more often. Dr. Teshima shared pictures of himself at a Farbrengen (Hassidic get together) in Kfar Chabad Israel, fifty years ago. It is quite amazing to see his continued interest and vast knowledge and his passion to teach as well. Many of the…
Join us this Thursday for a special lecture and refreshments 日本語で学ぶユダヤ暦キスレブ月19日の宵（今年は11月21日の夕べ）、 「ユダヤ教のこころ、ハシディズムの愛、ハバドのはじまり」について、 手島佑郎先生がわかりやすく話してくれます。質問歓迎。 於・ハバド・ハウス、11月21日午後7時～9時 In the evening of Kislev, 19th (2013/11/21), 7:00p.m. Japanese Farbrengen at Chabad House, Tokyo, Special lecture on “Heart of Judaism,Love of Hasidism and the beginning of the Chabad”, by Dr. Jacob Yuroh Teshima
Supporting Chabad House By: Leza Lowitz Rabbi Edery of Chabad Tokyo extends his arms as he says, “Whatever you need, ask. Don’t be shy. This is your house.” And so the visitors pour in at all times of day and night, as Chabad House Omori never turns anyone away. Its doors are always open to anyone, anytime. You would think that the Rabbi and his wife Efrat–parents of six boys and two girls including a newborn–might be more stingy with…