Micronesia Photo Exhibition “Tropical Light” held at Tsuda University

APIC held a photo exhibition titled “Tropical Light” at Tsuda University for one month from October to November, 2017. The exhibit focused on the Chuuk Lagoon, famous for its coral atoll, and photos of Xavier High School, in hopes of showing the deep historical ties between Japan and Micronesia and sparking tourism interest in the island nation. APIC also took the chance to introduce and explain the Sophia-APIC-Xavier High School scholarship program.

1.　Project Title　 Tsuda University Micronesia Photo Exhibition “Tropical Light”
　
2.　Date and Time　 Monday, October 16th to Tuesday, November 7th, 2017

3.　Sponsor　 The Association for Promotion of International Cooperation (APIC)

4.　Co-sponsor　 Co-sponsor: Tsuda University・International Organisation Pacific Islands Centre・Japan Pacific Islands Association

5.　Additional Sponsors　 Ministry of Foreign Affairs・FSM Department of Resources and Development・FSM Embassy of Japan・Japan Naval Association・Nihon Keizai Shimbun

6.　Exhibition Hall　 Tsuda University Kodaira Campus Tsuda Umeko Memorial Exchange Hall

7.　Entrance Fee　 Free (open to the public)

8.　Access 　Seibu Kokubunji Line: 18-minute walk from Takanodai sta.
JR Musashino Line: 18-minute walk from Shin-kodaira sta.
　　　　　　
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