July bugle'16

JULY 2016

4th of

JULY 2016

Your What-To-Do- Guide for Japan’s Army Community • Sagami Depot • SHA • Camp Zama

U.S. Army Japan, Camp Zama

ACTIVITIES • Food & Refreshments 1500-2100 • SATURDAY • 2 JULY 2016 • Music Camp Zama Community Club Parking Lot • Youth/Family Activities 在日米陸軍キャンプ座間・米国独立記念祭 • Flea Market 2016年7月2日 (土)・15:00-21:00・キャンプ座間コミュニティークラブ • Boxing MWR Open House

Schedule of Events

(15:00-21:00) ・Bowling Center ・Golf Course --> Tee Time @ 263-5284

THIS IS AN OPEN POST EVENT! 基地開放イベント

• 15:00-16:00 • 16:00-16:45 • 16:45-17:00 • 17:00-17:45 • 17:45-18:00 • 18:00-18:45 • 18:45-18:55 • 19:00-19:05 • 19:05-19:10 • 19:10-19:15 • 19:15-19:20 • 19:20-19:25 • 19:25-20:30

DJ 下記の施設も開放します Live Music (15:00-21:00) DJ ・ボーリング場 ・ゴルフ場 Live Music --> ティータイム予約 DJ @ 263-5284 Live Music DJ • United Airlines Ticket Drawing Opening Ceremony Color Guard National Anthems Invocation Opening Remarks Live Music 独立記念祭式典 ( 19:00 〜 )

• 15:00

Flea Market / フリーマーケット

• 17:00-19:00

Boxing / ボクシング (Pacific Boxing Showdown)

*Win a pair of tickets to Guam by United!

*Sponsorship does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government

SOFA ID CARD HOLDERS ONLY

*Take the Survey, Get a Chance to Win MWR Logo Prizes! アンケートにお答え頂いた方の中から 抽選でMWRロゴグッズが 当たります！(来場者全員対象）

SOFA • MLC/IHA/HPT • General Public

*For updates, please check our MWR Facebook & Zama MWR Website.

- Independence Day Fireworks Out of response and respect of the recent incidents which occurred in Okinawa, we are not holding the celebratory fireworks this year. We apologize for the cancellation and hope people will understand the reason behind it.

* 最新情報は、 MWRフェイスブック またはMWRウェブサイトにて ご確認願います。

- 独立記念祭・花火打ち上げについて -

zama.armymwr.com/pacific/zama facebook/armymwrjapan

先の沖縄で起きた事件に対する国民の皆様への感情を踏まえ、 今年の独立記念祭における花火の打ち上げは 自粛させていただきます。 その背景をご理解いただければ幸いです。

For more information/お問合せ 263-3939

Date, times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. 日時、 プログラムおよびイベントは、予告なしに変更となる場合がございます。予めご了承下さい。

ZAMA BUGLE

The U.S. Army Garrison Japan (USAG-J), DFMWR, Marketing Branch produces the Zama Bugle. The Marketing Branch is located in Bldg. 102, B100 (Northeast Corner), South Camp Zama, Japan.

WELCOME Mr. Howard Kuroda joins USAG-J, Family, Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (FMWR) Team as the Chief, Business Operation Division for USAG Japan. Mr. Kuroda is a Federal Employee with over 20 years FMWR experience in both the United States Army and United States Air Force programs.

During his Federal Service, he has been stationed at multiple overseas bases, including Kadena AFB, Japan; Yokota AFB, Japan, and Area I, South Korea. Before joining USAG-J, Camp Zama, Mr. Howard P. Kuroda was the Business Operations Officer at USAG Red Cloud and Area 1.

USAG-JAPAN COMMAND

Commander • Colonel William B. Johnson Command Sergeant Major • Rosalba Dumont-Carrion Deputy Commander • Freddie L. Giddens Family & MWR Director • Rhonda Hunter

MWR MARKETING

Howard Kuroda • Chief, Business Operations Division Family & MWR • U.S. Army Garrison • Japan

MARKETING DIRECTOR Sang Hui “Sonnie” Champigny EDITOR/ILLUSTRATOR Roger M. Pueblos

Z A M A

C O M M U N I T Y

ILLUSTRATOR/PROOF READER Jon Lee

BUGLE

INFORMATION/EDITORIAL SPECIALIST Yukiyo Mitsue-Miller

Clubs & Restraurants

CONTENTS

COMMERCIAL ARTIST Asuka Murata COMMERCIAL SPONSORSHIP Nana Shibayama VOLUNTEER JOURNALIST Slavica Hansbrough VOLUNTEER GRAPHIC ARTIST Aida Hall

ADDRESS:

U.S. Army Garrison Japan Unit 45006 Attn: IMJN-MWN-M APO AP 96343-5006 Official Business

ADVERTISE WITH US

The Bugle is published monthly by the USAGJ MWR Marketing Division. Two thousand five hundred copies are distributed free at selected locations throughout Camp Zama, Sagamihara Family Housing Area (SFHA), Sagami Depot, Atsugi Naval Station, New Sanno Hotel, Kure,Yokosuka, Camp Fuji, Hardy Barracks and Torii Station.

*Mention of corporate names in this publication does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Army or the Federal Government of the United States.

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Sports & Leisure Bowling Center Camp Zama Community Club Camp Zama Golf Club Outdoor Recreation Yano Fitness Center & Aquatics Zama ITT

Advertising & Sponsorship is accepted.

Learn & Create

Call 263-5995 for advertising, sponsorship rates and publication deadlines.

Arts & Crafts Center Automotive Skills Center Community Recreation Center Zama Libraries

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For the Kids (CYSS) Child Development Center Parent Central Services School Age Center SKIES Unlimited Youth Center Youth Sports & Fitness

PHONE:

263-4721/8992 046-407-4721/8992 FAX: 046-407-5487 FAX DSN: 263-5487

Camp Zama Community Club Bowling Center Snack Bar Golf Club Restaurant Sagami Lounge SHA Club

Notice: Dates, times, programs & events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control.

Please contact the facility before attending.

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For Your Information Army Community Service BOSS Program Chapel Activities Directory of MWR Facilities

ZAMA BUGLE

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CAMP ZAMA COMMUNITY CLUB Lunch, Dinner, Catering & Social Events

$5.00 Daily Lunch Plate

Clubs & Restaurants

Includes Vegetable of the Day Rice & Soup (Free Refill) Coffee & Iced tea

LUNCH SPECIAL Tuesday-Friday: 1045-1315 Monday: Closed

火 Wednesday

Tuesday 28

Tuesday Special

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水 Thursday

30 Special Wednesday

Rotisserie Chicken

Chicken Don

$8.95

$7.95

Chicken Cutlet

チキンカツ

Rotisserie Chicken

ロティサリーチキン

木 Friday

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金 Sat.

Karaage Chicken $5.00

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からあげ

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$5.00 Pork Chile Verde

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$5.00 Kung Pao Chicken $5.00 Cheese Hamburger Steak $5.00 ポークチルヴェルデ クンパオチキン $8.95 Chicken Don $7.95 チーズハンバーグ Guess the Weight!

Weight!

Guess the Mongolian BBQ Mongolian BBQ

土 Sunday

Lunch Closed

チキン丼

ロティサリーチキン

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本日の野菜 or サラダ ご飯・スープお替わり無料 （セルフサービス） コーヒー・アイスティー付き

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日

Sunday Mini Brunch 1000-1330 $10.00

ミニブランチ 食べ放題

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10 Lunch Closed

Sunday Mini Brunch 1000-1330 $10.00

ミニブランチ 食べ放題

1700-2100 @ 1700-2100 @ Dining Dining

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重さを当てると無料！

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Dining Room (Lunch /Dinner) Closed for Maintenance Sports Bar Open for Lunch & Dinner • 1100 - 2200 ダイニングルーム （ランチ・ディナー） メンテナンスのためお休み

スポーツバーをご利用下さい。1100 - 2200

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オーブンフライドチキン

ポークアドボ

ロティサリーチキン

チキン丼

Oven Fried Chicken $5.00 Pork Adobo Rotisserie Chicken

$8.95 Chicken Don

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$5.00 Fried Fish $7.95

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Ham Katsu

$5.00 Pork Yakisoba

Rotisserie Chicken

$8.95 Chicken Don

ハムかつ

ロティサリーチキン

ポークやきそば

チキン丼

チキンエンチェラーダ

Lunch Closed

Hot Wing Night

Sunday Mini Brunch 1000-1330 $10.00

ミニブランチ 食べ放題

Steak Night $24.95

1700-1900 @ Sports Bar

Mongolian BBQ Mongolian BBQ

1700-2100 @ 1700-2100 @ Dining Dining

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フライドフィッシュ

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$5.00 Chicken Enchilada $5.00

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$5.00 BBQ Chicken BBQ チキン $7.95

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$5.00 Chicken Quesadilla $5.00 チキンケサディラ

1700-2000 BUY 1 GET 1 FREE!

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一枚買うと一枚無料！

Sunday Mini Brunch 1000-1330 $10.00

ミニブランチ 食べ放題

Mongolian BBQ Mongolian BBQ

1700-2100 @ 1700-2100 @ Dining Dining

LUNCH SHORT ORDER Tuesday-Friday: 1045-1315

•Deli Sandwich •Hamburger •Special Sandwich •Salad includes Iced Tea or Hot Coffee.

TO GO is available

Crispy Chicken Burger $6.50 3

1000-1330

3, 10, 24 & 31 Sunday

Omelet Station, Breakfast Favorites, Two Entrée Specialties, Mini Desserts and Kids Favorites: Mac & Cheese, Fried Chicken Pieces and Fries.

Adults:

$10.00!

Kids 5-12: $5.00 • 4 years & Under: Free

Come and try!

Camp Zama • Bldg 457 • DSN: 263-4547 • Commercial: 046-407-4547 Cashier Cage: DSN: 263-4547

National Ice Cream Month *Purchase with meal

1st

DINNER

Tuesday-Saturday: 1700-2100 Sunday: 1700-2000

Wednesday

Guess the weight of your food and your dinner is FREE!*

*The Dining Room will be CLOSED for all meals (Lunch/Dinner/Brunch) from 11~18 July for maintenance.

Sports Bar will be OPEN for your dining needs.

$0.80/oz.

Includes White Rice & Chinese Vegetable Soup Limited Menu & Kids Menu available.

For Reservation, please call 263-4547, before 1500 hrs.

1700 - 2100 • 6, 20 & 27 July

STEAK NIGHT 1700-2000 • Sunday, 24 July BUY 1, GET 1 FREE!

Come & Try Our New Menu!

$24.95 Steak of the Month, Your Choice of Starch, House Salad & Dessert

Salad & Soup Bar • Surf & Turf • New Appetizer Menu • CZCC Selection • BYO Burger • New Pasta Menu • BBQ Plate and More!

Check out the CZCC’s NEW MENU on the web!

http://zama.armymwr.com/pacific/zama/programs/camp-zama-community-club

GAME TIME SPORTS BAR Tuesday-Friday: 1100-2200 Saturday: 1500-2200 Sunday: 1500-2100

ONLY

25¢ wings!

HOT WING NIGHT 1700-1900

Limited Quantities

Friday, 22 July

CZCC ORIGINAL GOODS

CZCC ICED COFFEE $2.75

Available at the Bar CZCC Tumbler (green, blue, red or graphite)

キャンプ座間コミュニティクラブオリジナルタンブラー （緑、青、赤、 フラファイト）

Available for Dine In Only

$10.00

Game Time Towel (basket ball or foot ball) $10.00 Game Timeタオル（バスケットボール、アメリカンフットボール）

Sponsorship does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

Clubs & Restaurants

Soft Serve Ice Cream $1.00

CAMP ZAMA COMMUNITY CLUB Lunch, Dinner, Catering & Social Events

The

Clubs & Restaurants

OLD SCHOOL MUSIC

FREE

karaoke room Karaoke Room Rental Fees OPENING - 1600

2 July • 2130-0300

KARAOKE NIGHT Every Friday • 1800 - 2100

Hip Hop & Variety Music Every Friday

2130 - 0300

Country Music Night 9 July

2130 - 0300

Latino Night 23 July 2130 - 0300

LINE DANCING LESSON (Free Lessons) 1830 - 1930 • Wednesday, 13 & 27

$5.00/ 2 hrs

Pizza 25 pc.

1600 - CLOSING

$20.00/ 2 hrs

Vegetable Cups

Karaoke Party Course $48.00 ~

Mac & Cheese Balls

Baked Nachos Supreme

Visit the Cashier Cage for Reservation

(Karaoke food must be ordered 72 hours in advance)

CRAZY CURFEW NIGHT! 2330 - 0130 • Every Friday & Saturday

Free Late Night Munchies @ FIRELITE LOUNGE

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Cakes for all Occasions!!

DRINK = OVER THE LIMIT OVER THE LIMIT =

60

DAY MINIMUM DRIVING SUSPENSION

CASHIER CAGE

GAME ROOM

Currency Exchange, Event Tickets and Reservations

More than 20 Slot Machines Available!

Sunday-Thursday: 1000-2230 Friday: 1000-0230 Saturday: 1000-0200 263-4547

Tuesday-Friday: 0930-1700 Saturday: Appointment Only • 263-4204

Sunday-Thursday: 1000-2245 Friday: 1000-0215 Saturday: 1000-0145

Full Sheet Cake • $60.00 Half Sheet Cake • $40.00 1/4 Sheet Cake • $20.00 Cake Design (Picture/Photo/Drawing) • $15.00

TO ORDER CALL 263-4204 5

(Cake must be ordered 48 hours in advance)

Live Jazz Music by

Cedric Green • Light Snacks • Wine for PURCHASE will be available.

For More Info, 263-4547

ADULTS ONLY

Saturday, 30 July 1800 - 2100, CZCC Parking Area/Lawn ZAMA BUGLE

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SHA CLUB SA G A M I H A RA

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Sagamihara Housing Area • Bldg 121-2 • DSN: 267-6097 • Commercial: 042-869-6097 Pacific Rim Restaurant Thursday-Monday: 1630-2100 • Tuesday & Wednesday: Closed Blue Moon Lounge Thursday & Monday: 1630-2200 • Friday & Saturday: 1630-0100 Tuesday & Wednesday: Closed

PACIFIC RIM RESTAURANT Clubs & Restaurants

July Events Chef’s Special 1630 - 2100 • 1 - 14 • Beef & Broccoli

15 - 31 • Yakisoba Garlic Night 1630 - 2030 • 3 & 17 Little Chef’s Night & Kid’s Movie 1630 - 2030 • 10 & 24 Thai Night at Pacific Rim 1630 - 2030 • 11 & 25 Black Hindenburg & Ruber Rosa @ Blue Moon 2030 - 2210 • 16

Black Hindenburg & Ruber Rosa 70’s & 80’s Rock Tribute bands

Saturday, 16 July @ SHA Blue Moon

2016 Reiji Fujiwara SHA Club

Black Hindenburg: 2030 ~ 2110 (40 min) Ruber Rosa: 2130 ~ 2210 (40 min)

1-14 • Beef & Broccoli $10.95

15-31 • Yakisoba (Choice of Beef, Pork or Chicken) $9.75

Chef’s Special Dinner includes “Soup of the Day

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

Little Chef's Night and Kid’s Movie 1630 - 2030 Every 1st & 3rd Sunday

Clubs & Restaurants

Build your own Pizza!

Movie Munchies!

3 & 17 July

1630 - 2030 • 10 & 24 July $6.95 (Kids only, under 12 years)

Garlic Ribeye Steak 10 oz. • $25.45 w/Vegetable + Rice or roll

Nachos for Two: $6.00 (includes drink bar for two) Fish or Chicken and Chips w/Clam Chowder: $9.75

THAI NIGHT 1630 - 2030 • Monday

Garlic Chicken Kebab • $10.95 w/Garlic rice

11 & 25 July

Garlic Shrimp w/Garlic Rice $12.75

A great selection to choose from to build your special “PAD-THAI”. Beef, Pork, Chicken, Shrimp, Vegetables & Noodles with Special Seasoned Sauce.

Limited Quantities

Limited Menu

Yakiniku & Regular Menus Available

$0.80 per oz.

*Chef ’s Special, Limited Menu, Kid’s Hamburger, and Kid’s Cheese Burger are available.

Garlic Potatoes • $5.45

ZAMA BUGLE

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SAGAMI LOUNGE Restaurant & Lounge

July Lunches Monday

月 Tuesday

Clubs & Restaurants

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Sagami Depot • Bldg 135-S2 • DSN: 268-4954 • Commercial: 042-869-4954 Dining: DSN: 268-4142 • Commercial: 042-869-4142

火 Wednesday

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水 Thursday

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木 Friday

金

1 Chef Special

シェフスペシャル

4 CLOSED

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Chicken Cutlet w/Gochujian Sauce

ラザニア

Lasagna

International Buffet

チキンカツレツと コチュジャンソース和え

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Sweet & Sour Chicken Pork Ginger

タコライス＆エンチェラーダ

多国籍ビュッフェ

Mongolian BBQ

モンゴリアン BBQ

Dinner Mongolian BBQ 1oz. $0.60

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Taco Rice & Enchilada

若鶏の甘酢ソース 豚生姜焼き

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Roast Chicken

ローストチキン

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アメリカンビュッフェ

Chef Special

シェフズスペシャル

Dinner Prime Rib • $25.00

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Teriyaki Hamburg & Chicken

フライの盛り合わせ

Mix Fry

Jerk Chicken w/Keema Curry Sauce

ピザ、 パスタビュッフェ

照り焼きハンバーグ＆チキン

ジャークチキンの キーマカレーソース和え

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Pizza & Pasta Buffet

Dinner Mongolian BBQ 1oz. $0.60

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Beef & Broccoli Chicken Karaage

Pork Cutlet & Jambalaya

Grilled Chicken w/Garlic Sauce

メキシカンビュッフェ

豚カツレツ＆ジャンバラヤ

牛肉とブロッコリーの 中華あん＆鶏の唐揚げ

グリルチキン ガーリックソース和え

Mongolian BBQ

モンゴリアン BBQ

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Mexican Tacos Buffet

Chef Special

シェフズスペシャル

Did you know SAGAMI Lounge is serving American Style Breakfast 相模ラウンジで朝食はいかがですか？

Monday - Thursday 6:30 am to 9 am

月曜日ー木曜日、am 6:30〜9:00 Please stop by the Sagami Lounge for breakfast before you go to work! Don’t have time?

- TO GO - or Phone orders are available

MONGOLIAN BBQ 1700 - 2000

For More Info: 268-4142

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8 & 22 July

INCLUDES RICE & A CUP OF SOUP SHORT ORDER IS ALSO AVAILABLE

DRINK = OVER THE LIMIT OVER THE LIMIT =

60

DAY MINIMUM DRIVING SUSPENSION

$0.60/oz.

*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

Clubs & Restaurants

PRIME RIB 1700-2000 Friday, 15 July Gypsy Jazz Live

Price Adult: $25.00 Kids (6-13): $15.00 Kids (w/o Prime Rib): $7.95 5 & under: Free 大人： $25.00 6歳 -13歳（子供サイズ） ： $15.00 6歳 -13歳（肉なし） ： $7.95 5歳以下：無料

Enjoy our Prime Rib (Sagami Lounge’s Original Recipe) Proudly serving a variety of side meal, salad & dessert. シェフが腕を振るった多彩なバフェとオリジナルレシピで焼き上げたプライムリブを ジプシージャズの演奏と共にお楽しみ下さい。 Japanese guest(s) who require an escort please conatct Sagami Lounge: DSN: 268-4142/Commercial: 042-869-4142 a week prior to the event date. エスコートが必要な方は１週間前までにご連絡下さい。内線 268-4142 /外線 042-869-4142。 まずはお電話でご予約を！

$5.00

Sagami Lounge

Bento Lunch Delivery Ser vice

*Price varies to cur rent exchange rate in Yen .

Monday 月

Tuesday 火

Wednesday 水

Thursday 木

イタリアンハンバーグ 弁当

チキンソテー ハリッサソース添え

チンジャオロース弁当

ジャークチキン弁当

Italian Hamburg

Chicken Saute w/Harissa Sauce

Chinese Style Stir-Fried Pork & Green Pepper

Jerk Chicken

Friday 金 肉野菜炒め

(ビーフ、ポーク又はチキン)

Stir-Fried Vegetable w/Beef, Pork or Chicken

*レギュラーメニュー: ステーキ丼、ポークソテーオニオンソース添え、白身魚のフライ弁当、ビーフカレー、

スパゲティーベーコンとオリーブのトマトソース *円でのお支払い：毎月の為替レートによって価格が変わります。

*Regular Menu: Steak Don, Pork Saute w/Onion Sauce, Deep-Fried Fish, Beef Curry,

Spaghetti w/Bacon & Olive Tomato Sauce and Deep-Fried Fish Bento ご注文は内線268−4142/外線042−869−4142 * 当日の午前９時より午前10時15分まで受付、午後12時までに配達します。 配送は相模デポのみとなります。 ※電話注文後のキャンセルは承れません。

Take Out Orders

Monday - Friday: 0900 - 1015 Delivered by 1200 268-4142 ext. 042-869-4142 Sagami Depot Only

ZAMA BUGLE

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ZAMA BOWLING CENTER

Camp Zama • Bldg 389 • DSN: 263-4780 • Commercial: 046-407-4780 Snack Bar DSN: 263-4760 • Commercial: 046-407-4760

Sports, Recreation & Activities

Clubs & Restaurants

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Friday Saturday Sunday Holidays Thursday

1100 - 2100 1100 - 2100 1100 - 2100 1100 - 2100 1200 - 2000 1200 - 2000 1200 - 2000 1100 - 2230

July Lunch Specials

ZAMA BOWLING CENTER

SUMMER SPECIALs

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MONDAYS

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Holiday - No Lunch Special Turkey Wrap w/Avocado & French Fries Ginger Pork w/Shredded Cabbage & Rice Grilled Chicken Cobb Salad w/Garlic Bread

TUESDAYS

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Meat Sauce Spaghetti w/Garlic Bread and Tossed Salad Beef Broccoli w/Rice Cold Chicken Salad (Bambanji) Polish Sausage w/Sauerkraut & German Potato Salad

WEDNESDAYS

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Chicken Apritada w/Rice Cold Noodles w/Trimmings (Hiyashi Chuka) Chicken Adobo w/Rice & Lechi Flan Asian Mixed Plate: Thai Salad, Yakitori, Pickled Radish and Rice

Sundays • 1200 - 2000: SEVENTH DAY OF THE WEEK Bowl for $7.00 per hour per lane Mondays • 1300 - 2100: MOODY MONDAYS Bowl for only $1.50 per game w/free rental shoes Tuesdays • 1300 - 1800: TINY TOT DAY Bring little one ages 7 & below - they bowl for free Wednesdays • 1300 - 2100: WICKED WEDNESDAYS Get 1 free game every time you beat the “posted” high league score of the previous week Thursdays • 1500 - 2100: FAMILY TIME BOWLING No fee bowling / Shoe Rental of $1.00 Fridays • 1300 - 2100: FREAKY FRIDAYS If your final score per game includes a “13” - that game is free (i.e., 113, 130, 139, 213)

THURSDAYS

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Saturdays • 1200 - 2000: SAVORY PIZZA DAY Buy a Personal Pan Pizza and get 3 free games of bowling / Same Day • Buy a 16” Pizza and get 12 free games of bowling / Same Day

Shrimp Scampi w/Garlic Bread & Tossed Greens Meat Lasagna w/Garlic Bread & Tossed Greens Tilapia w/Garlic Sauce, Rice and Steamed Vegetables Sloppy Joe Sandwich w/French Fries

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DRINK = OVER THE LIMIT OVER THE LIMIT =

60

DAY MINIMUM DRIVING SUSPENSION

*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

14 July 2016 1500 thru 1900

Come Out and Enjoy family time Bowling And Grilled Specialties

Clubs & Restaurants

The Zama Bowling Center Will be Grilling & Selling Hot Dogs, Hamburgers & Ribs In the Parking Area

Camp Zama Golf Club

• 263-5284 • Bldg. 809

Sports & Leisure

Major Events for 2016 • Junior Golf Clinic ~ 5-8 July • Club Championship ~ 16-17 July • Payday Scramble ~ 29 July • Junior Golf Clinic 2 ~ 15-18 August • 2 Person Best Ball ~ 20 August • Individual Stroke Play ~ 10 September • Payday Scramble ~ 30 September • Zama Open ~ 15-16 October • Turkey Shoot ~ 19 November

Trade-Ins You can trade-in your old clubs for credit when purchasing new clubs.

Find out how much your clubs are worth at http://valueguide.pga.com/

2016 Club Championship Sponsors

The MWR Commercial Sponsorship & the CZGC Staff would like to thank our sponsors for supporting this major event for our community.

Sponsorship does not imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

PRO SHOP

July Specials

Half-Off Golf Club Sale • 50% off regular retail price This month, the CZGC Pro Shop is having a “Half-Off Golf Club” sale through out the month of July. *In stock merchandise only.

Tomodachi Days • 1 July • 8 July • 15 July • 22 July Up to three of your Japanese guests can play with you for the low fee of $40 plus cart.

This is a significant savings over the regular rate of $70.

Lunch Menu CZGC Restaurant • 263-7441

1130 • Friday • 29 July *Limited to personnel assigned to USAFJ, supporting & tenant units and their family members.

Sign up on the intranet or golf course website.

Monday •4 • 11 • 18 • 25

Sweet & Sour Fish Beef & Broccoli Chicken Ankake w/Fried Rice Chef’s Special

Tuesday

2016 Club Championship 0700 • Saturday & Sunday • 16 & 17 July • Member Division • Zama Members with a current USGA handicap • Other Division • Any golfer with a current USGA/JGA handicap • Current USGA handicaps are required (as of 1 July, 2016) • All flights determined after entries recieved • Gift certificates awarded for Low Net winners in each flight • A trophy for the Low Gross Winner in each division • Registration/Refunds deadline is 1800, Tuesday, 12 July • Includes: Carts, green fees, door prizes, & buffet luncheon on Sunday • Zama & Tama members: $80 • All others SOFA: $110 • JGSDF (from Zama): $140 • MLC/IHA/HPT (from USARJ): $140 • Guest Juniors: $130 • All others: $230

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Fried Fish & Shrimp Chicken Katsu Pork Schnitzel Chicken Katsu Sandwich

Wednesday •6 • 13 • 20 • 27

Karaage w/Hot Sauce Meat Loaf Roast Mustard Pork Chef’s Special

Thursday •7 • 14 • 21 • 28

Ginger Pork Don Oyako Don Karaage Don Fish Don

Friday •1 •8 • 15 • 22 • 29

Chicken Alfredo & Pasta Spaghetti & Meatballs Chicken w/Marinara Sauce & Pasta Meat Sauce & Pasta Chef’s Special

Alex Iguchi

Sports & Leisure

PGA Apprentice • USA PGA Member • Holland MWR Golf Instructor DSN: 263-5735 Private Lesson Sessions

2.5 Hours: $120 • 5.0 Hours: $215 7.5 Hours: $285 • Jr. Golf: $10 per class

Junior Golf JULY CLINIC #1

JULY CLINIC #1 & AUGUST CLINIC #2

AUGUST CLINIC #2

Tuesday ~ Friday 0900~1000 • 5~8 July Day 1: Putting • Day 2: Chipping • Day 3 & 4: Full Swing

Monday ~ Thursday 0900~1000 • 15~18 August Day 1: Putting • Day 2: Chipping • Day 3 & 4: Full Swing

Play Dates • Session 1 • 1600~1730 • Monday • 11 July • 1600~1730 • Wednesday • 13 July

Play Dates • Session 2 • 1600~1730 • Friday • 19 August • 1600~1730 • Monday • 22 August

Junior Championship • 0730~1000 • Tuesday • 23 August *Open to participants of both clinics • Luncheon and awards ceremony to follow

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

Sports & Leisure

Width of Arc

You may have heard that a long backswing can generate extra speed and there is truth to that statement, but to maximize power, you have to also work on the width of arc? So, how does the width determine speed? Think of the story of David and Goliath. David used a slingshot to hurl pebbles, but now imagine how effective he would be if his sling was only 1” long (red circle), you can imagine that he would not generate any kind of speed, but by using a longer sling, the swing circle or width of arc is greater (green circle), therefore the speed the pebbles can travel on is faster. The same is true with the club and the ball. How is width determined? For this you have to look at your backswing, when your left arm is parallel to the ground. At that time your left arm needs to be straight and the angle your wrists/club form with the left arm needs to be greater than 90 degrees, mine is 112 degrees and Bubba Watson is even more, probably around 135. On the downswing, the angle the club and my left arm is reduced to 68 degrees. This is known as lag. Bubba Watson looks like 45 degrees, that’s why he hits 40 yards further than I do. The energy you have built up is now loaded in the wrists. The greater the lag, the faster the hands can release. This is not a comfortable position if you stop to work on it, but in a fluid swing, it feels fine. At impact, the left arm and club form a straight line, this is when all energy that was stored in the wrists is finally released into the ball, but keep in mind that the weight has shifted and hips have cleared and they continue to turn until long after impact, this is the only way to keep that front arm straight through the hitting zone and avoid the dreaded “chicken wing” or scooping motion, which narrows your arc, which reduces your speed, which creates inconsistency. To sum it up, work on your width of arc for more distance, this applies to all clubs and you may actually find it easier to start with wedges and then build it up to the Driver and remember, the only way you know your swing changed is if you see it on video, a pro tells you or you feel awkward, yet the ball goes further.

Good luck!

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Community Recreation Center •

263-3939

•

Bldg. 267

Learn & Create

DANCE

PIANO UKULELE The Community Recreation Center is seeking interested applicants for contracting in the folowing areas:

1500 - 2100 • Saturday • 2 July • CZCC *This is an Open Post Event!

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

Arts & Crafts •

263-4412

•

Bldg. 360-B

Get Crafty...Japanese Style!

• Silk Screen Workshop Learn & Create

By appointment only. $15 • Includes t-shirt

• Free Wood Shop Orientation for DA 3031

Saturday • 1030 • No Fee

• Frame Shop Orientation

2nd & 4th Thursday • 1630 $12 • Supplies included Advanced/Refresher Class Conducted upon request. $12 • No supplies included

• Shodo Class

(Japanese Calligraphy)

Wednesday • 1600 $10 • Supplies included

DIGITAL PHOTO PRINT SERVICE

• Ikebana Class

(Fresh flower arrangement)

1st, 2nd & 3rd Thursday • 1400 $20 plus ¥1,000 fee for flowers *All classes & workshops require advance registration.

CALL FOR ENTRIES

NOVICE &

ACCOMPLISHED

• KG size: 4.02” x 5.98” ~ $1.50 each • A5 size: 5..83” x 8.27” ~ $3.00 each • A4 size: 8.27” x 11.69” ~ $6.00 each • A3 size: 11.69” x 16.54” ~ $12.00 each *We accept CD, DVD, SD Card, USB Media, and all iPhones.

10 CATEGORIES CERAMIC, DIGITAL, FIBER, GLASS, METAL, WOOD ART, DRAWINGS, PAINTINGS 2D & 3D MIXED MEDIA

*For more information, please call 263-4412.

Outdoor Recreation and Leisure Travel Services 263-4671 • Bldg. 719

Sports & Leisure

JULY ADVENTURES • Yokohama Bay Lunch Cruise & China Town Free Time • Saturday • 2 July • 1000 - 1800 • Ishikawa One Day • Sunday • 3 July • 0330 - 2330 • Deep Sea Fishing for Mahi Mahi • Monday • 4 July • 0400 - 1530 • Tokyo Disneyland/DisneySea • Monday • 4 July • 0700 - 2300 • Matsumoto Castle & Zenkoji Temple • Saturday • 9 July • 0500 - 2030 • Lake Kawaguchi Guided Mountain Bike Adventure & Japanese Style BBQ Saturday • 9 July • 0650 - 1600 • Morning Market at Misaki Fishing Port • Sunday • 10 July • 0400 - 0900 • Orientation for Mt. Fuji Climb at the CRC • Monday • 11 July • 1700 - 1800 • Mt. Oyama Climbing • Saturday • 16 July • 0530 - 1430 • Lotus Flower Boat Cruise, Blueberry Picking & Oya Stone Museum Saturday • 16 July • 0600 - 1900 • Flea Market at Oikeiba • Sunday • 17 July • 0830 - 1700 • Mt. Fuji Climbing (Fujiyoshidaguchi Trail) • Saturday • 23 July • 0400 - 2100 • Canyoning with BOSS • Saturday • 23 July • 0500 - 1700 • Chiba Hasunuma Water Garden • Sunday • 24 July • 0700 - 1800 • Nara One Day • Saturday • 30 July • 0330 - 2400 • Bolishoi Circus • Sunday • 31 July • 0845 - 1500

Receive our tour brochure monthly via Email!

*By signing up for our email distribution, you will receive our brochure as well as any updates on any changes that are made to the schedule! *Please send an email with “Tour Brochure Request” in the subject line to the following address: zamaodr@gmail.com

Located at Outdoor Recreation, the Adventure Outfitters is please to announce the new line of items, that’ll help get you ready for any recreation you can think of!

Leisure Tour Feature

Matsumoto Castle & Zenkoji Temple

The Matsumoto Castle is the oldest existing castle in Japan and one of Japan’s premier historic castles. It’s also known as the “Crow Castle” because of its black exterior. With 400 years of history, it is a National Treasure that every Japan visitor should see!

Nagano’s Zenkoji Temple is one the most imortant and popular temples in Japan. It was founded in the 7th century and stores the first Buddhist statue ever to be brought into Japan when Buddhism was first introduced in the 6th century. The original statue is hidden while a copy of it is shown to the public every six years for a few weeks. The next opportunity will be in 2021.

The Story of the Fourth of July The Declaration of Independence dence Day on We celebrate American Indepen think of July 4, We . year the Fourth of July every Declaration of the ts 1776, as a day that represen United States the Independence and the birth of on. But July of America as an independent nati tinental Con4, 1776 wasn’t the day that the Con pendence (they gress decided to declare inde n’t the day we did that on July 2, 1776). It was either (that had started the American Revolution it wasn’t the And 5).

177 happened back in April draft of the first the day Thomas Jefferson wrote in June was t (tha Declaration of Independence was tion lara Dec 1776). Or the date on which the l unti pen ’t hap delivered to Great Britain (that didn t (tha ed was sign November 1776). Or the date it 6). was August 2, 177

So what did happen on July 4, 1776?

The Continental Congress approved the final wording of the Declaration of Independence on July 4, 1776. They’d been working on it for a couple of days after the draft was submitted on July 2nd and finally agreed on all of the edits and changes.

July 4, 1776, became the date that was included on the Declaration of Independence, and the fancy handwritten copy that was signed in August (the copy now displayed at the National Archives in Washington, D.C.) It’s also the date that was printed on the Dunlap Broadsides, the original printed copies of the Declaration that were circulated throughout the new nation. So when people thought of the Declaration of Independence, July 4, 1776 was the date they remembered.

In contrast, we celebrate Constitution Day on September 17th of each year, the anniversary of the date the Constitution was signed, not the anniversary of the date it was approved. If we’d followed this same approach for the Declaration of Independence we’d being celebrating Independence Day on August 2nd of each year, the day the Declaration of Independence was signed!

How did the Fourth of July become a national holiday?

For the first 15 or 20 years after the Declaration was written, people didn’t celebrate it much on any date. It was too new and too much else was happening in the young nation. By the 1790s, a time of bitter partisan conflicts, the Declaration had become controversial. One party, the Democratic-Republicans, admired Jefferson and the Declaration. But the other party, the Federalists, thought the Declaration was too French and too anti-British, which went against their current policies.

By 1817, John Adams complained in a letter that America seemed uninterested in its past. But that would soon change.

After the War of 1812, the Federalist party began to come apart and the new parties of the 1820s and 1830s all considered themselves inheritors of Jefferson and the Democratic-Republicans. Printed copies of the Declaration began to circulate again, all with the date July 4, 1776, listed at the top. The deaths of Thomas Jefferson and John Adams on July 4, 1826, may even have helped to promote the idea of July 4 as an important date to be celebrated.

Celebrations of the Fourth of July became more common as the years went on and in 1870, almost a hundred years after the Declaration was written, Congress first declared July 4 to be a national holiday as part of a bill to officially recognize several holidays, including Christmas. Further legislation about national holidays, including July 4, was passed in 1939 and 1941 SOURCE: http://www.constitutionfacts.com/

PAST C A M P

ZAMA COMMUNITY

AC TI VI TI ES

AUTO SKILLS CENTER

• 263-3615 Bldg. 360 B

Hours of Operation Mon-Tue Closed Wed-Fri 1130-2000 Sat-Sun 0930-1800

Safety Orientation DA 3031-1 Qualifications Card for use of the Auto Skills Center is issued after a safety orientation given every day, 15 minutes after opening and whenever time is available. This briefing is required before facility use.

Junking Vehicle Service Our process consists of picking up the vehicle if it cannot be driven, bringing the vehicle to the junk yard, returning the license plates, base decal and any funds from the junk yard. Unfortunately, we cannot go to the LTO for you, sorry.

Classes • How to Change Brake Pads 1730 • 7 July • How to Change Rear Brake Shoes/Linings 1730 • 14 July Note: There’s a $5.00 instructional fee and you must sign up prior to the day of the class.

Participants are responsible for all materials/supplies for the class.

Services • Used Vehicle Courtesy Inspection We offer a 20-point courtesy inspecting for soldiers and eligible Camp Zama Personnel who are considering the purchase or resale of a used vehicle. This inspection is to help assess the condition of the vehicle before buying or selling. Inspections are done by appointments only.

• Wash-N-Wax Service Our Wash-N-Wax service consists of a basic wash & wax of the outside only, with tire waxing included. There is a additional cost for cleaning the interior.

For more information and fees, please stop by or give us a call.

• Air Conditioning Services • Recharge Only: $35 (does not include gas) • Diagnostic Only: $45 • Full Service: $65 • Diagnostics & Labor *Does not include costs of replaced parts & A/C gas • A/C Services are done by appointment only

• Harley Davidson Retail

We have a vast list of engine and transmission gaskets for various models of Harley Davidson motorcycles, just stop by and take a look. Sorry, but all we have is what is on the list and we cannot order any more for the future.

• Towing Service & Roadside Assistance Wednesday ~ Sunday • Within Camp Zama - $25 During open hours of the Auto Skills Center.

For more info & rates please give us a call.

Here’s a Tip

Did you know you can use baby wipes to clean the interior of your vehicle? Of course one company may work better than another but either way this would still be cheaper than buying the “big name brands” that say theirs are the best for interiors. NOTE: For leather interior/seats you may want to try on a small area to make sure it does not damage the leather.

Some Used Parts

• CD player, Stateside tuner ~ Starting at $ 35.00 • Various Aluminum Rims ~ Starting at $ 40.00 set • Wheels w/Tires ~ Starting at $ 80.00 set • Safety Triangles ~ $ 2.00

Zama Library • 263-3517 • Bldg. 278 NEW Blu-ray DVDs July New Releases

Learn & Create

• Boy and the Beast (anime) • Cartel Land • Eye in the Sky • 45 Years • Kung Fu Panda 3 • London Has Fallen • Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (Directors Cut) • Synchronicity • 13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi • Turn: Washington’s Spies

The New York Times July New Releases

• As Time Goes by Mary Higgins Clark • Eligible by Curtis Sittenfeld • The First Women by Kate Andersen • The Last Mile by David Baldacci • Lab Girl by Hope Jahren • Miller’s Valley by Anna Quindlen • The Obsession by Nora Roberts • The Rainbow Comes and Goes

by Anderson Cooper & Gloria Vanderbilt • The Sleep Revolution by Ann Huffington • The Third Wave by Steve Case

eBooks & audiobooks

on your computer, phone, tablet or iPad.

• easy to use • available 24/7 • no late fees • http://army.lib.overdrive.com

SHA Library • 267-6113 •

Bldg. 121-02

Come & check us out...at the SHA Library!

Zama Libraries Summer Reading Program

Through out the month of July. *Register at the SHA or Zama Library.

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YANO FITNESS CENTER 2 6 3- 4 6 6 4 • Bl d g. 2 0 5

get fit •• stay fit *No cost to the customer.

Yano • Wednesday • 1730 Free Roll (Brazilian JuJitsu) SFHA Gym • Monday • 1830 SFHA Dojo • Wednesday & Friday • 1830 Abs Workout Monday • 1200 Kickboxing Wednesday • 1730

SFHA OUTDOOR POOL

Bring the family and friends to the SFHA Pool and enjoy the live music & entertainment from various local musicians.

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Spin Class Monday, Wednesday & Thursday • 1900 Thursday • 1200 Aikido Monday ~ Friday • 1145 - 1245 Tuesday & Thursday • 1700 - 1900 Saturday • 1000 - 1200 Brazilian Jujitsu Monday • 1700 - 1830 Seeking Instructors *Yano is looking for qualified interested instructor(s) and contractor(s) to teach classes for Aerobics and Water Aerobics.

*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

*All classes are held at the Yano Fitness Center unless otherwise specified.

Zumba ~ Sarah Soriano Monday, Wednesday & Friday • 0900 - 1000 Tuesday • 1830 - 1930 $3 per class • 6 sessions ~$15

Zumba ~ Ms. Minami Thursday • 1730 - 1830 • $3 per class KAATSU & Personal Training ~ Kay Taira By appointment only • $25 - 30 minute session Tai Chi ~ Kazuhisa Kato Wednesday • 1730 - 1830 $6 per class • $20 - 4 sessions

Aquatics •

263-3348

Jacuzzi • Steam Room • Sauna The Jacuzzi, Steam Room & Sauna are co-ed at the Yano Fitness Center. Every Thursday morning, the Jacuzzi, sauna, and steam room are closed for maintenance from 0800-0900.

Sports & Leisure

Services & Contractors

Solarium Reservations If you’re considering a party in the Solarium, please submit a “Solarium Reservation Request” to the front desk at the Yano Fitness Center Issue Counter. Forms can be emailed upon request.

Training Reservations for Swimming Pool We are no longer accepting pool reservations for PT (we will only accept reservations for required drown proofing Water Survival Training). All PT reservations will be on first-come, first-serve basis.

Fitness Boxing ~ Kenji Shiwaku Tuesday • 1830 $5 per session • $20 Punch Card *Advanced Instructional Techniques: $40 per session (please make an appointment)

Misaki Tanaka Massage & Yukari Suwa Balance Alignment *For dates, times, pricing & reservation, please check with the Yano Fitness Center Front Desk • 263-4664.

Tanning Booth Monday - Friday • 0530 - 2030 Weekends • 0800 - 1730 1 session ~ $4 *Must be 18 years old & up.

Personal Training: Pam Allmon

$40 per 1 hour session *For dates, times, pricing & reservation, please check with the Yano Fitness Center Front Desk • 263-4664

Age Policy for Swimming Yano Pool Children 15 years of age & below are NOT permitted in the pool unless accompanied by AND under the direct supervision of a parent or adult guardian. Children 16 and older have access to the pools without parental supervision.

Exception: Children participating in special programs organized and conducted by Aquatics, CYSS, the schools, or other authorized youth organizations may participate under designated adult supervision.

SFHA

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Towel Rental Service *Towels will be FREE in 2016. For more info, ask the front counter.

Annual Pool Maintenance *Tenative Yano Pool annual maintenance shut down dates are 15 July ~ 17 August Yano Fitness Center Closure *The Yano Fitness Center will be closed on Saturday, 2 July due to the Independence Day Activities.

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july 2016 events *There will be Commander’s Cup points awarded to these events. No fees for these tournaments.

Welcome Aboard Chris!

Sports & Leisure

BILLARDS TOURNAMENT

1800 • Saturday • 9 July • Firelite Lounge • CZCC • Men & Women divisions • Open to all (must be 18 years of age or older and not in high school) from the Zama community • Register by 2100, Thursday, 7 July • Awards to the first and second place finishers per division

I graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor’s Degree in Recreation Administration. Immediately after graduation I enlisted in the Army as an Airborne Infantryman. I spent the next four years stationed at Fort Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska. After leaving active duty I spent a short stint working for a Parks and Recreation Department in my hometown of Mesquite, Texas before leaving for a position in sports and fitness with Marine Corps Community Services on Camp Schwab in Okinawa. While there I learned a great deal about Japan, military recreation services, and also met my lovely wife, Karen Strother. A few years later I made the excellent decision to come back to work for the Army as a civilian in DFMWR on Fort A.P. Hill, VA as a Fitness Facility Manager. This past May, my passion for sports and fitness, the Army, and Japan has brought me to Camp Zama to continue doing what I love as the Fitness Program Coordinator. I look forward to seeing and working with you all!

HOME RUN DERBY 1800 • Thursday • 21 July Rambler Field

• This tournament is open to all (18 years of age or older & not in high school) from the Camp Zama community • Entry Fee: NO COST • Register your team by 2100, Wednesday, 20 July • Mens & Womens Divisions

SINGLES TENNIS 0900 • Saturday • 23 July • Tournament Play at the Zama HS tennis courts • Men & Women divisions • Open to all (must be 18 years of age or older and not in high school) from the Zama community • Register by 2100, Thursday, 21 July • Awards to the first and second place finishers per division

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

BOSS

Better Opportunity for Single Soldiers

• 263-3399

For Your Information

National Lasagna Month

Come & join us at the Warrior Zone to celebrate National Lasagna Month.

1300• Saturday • 16 July

and Outdoor Recreation/Leisure Tours 0500-1700 • Saturday • 23 July

MONDAY • 1100-1300 & 1700-2330 TUESDAY • 1100-1300 WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY • 1100-1300 & 1700-2330 FRIDAY • 1100-1300 & 1700-0100 SATURDAY • 1200-0100 SUNDAY • 1200-2330

W A R R I O R

Z O N E

1800 • 1st & 3rd Fridays of each month *New Releases *Everyone welcome! (must be 18 or older & not in high school)

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CYSS

(Child, Youth & School Services)

For the Kids

Parent Central Services - 263-4125 Monday-Wednesday: 0800-1700 Thursday: 1000-1700 Friday: 0800-1700 Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED School Liaison Services - 263-5441 Monday-Friday: 0800-1700 Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED SKIES Unlimited (SHA) - 267-6137 Monday-Thursday: 1430-1900 Friday (Offsite Only): 1500-1900 Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED Zama CDC - 263-4992 SHA CDC - 267-6273 Monday-Friday: 0530-1800 Saturday-Sunday: CLOSED School Age Center (SHA) - 267-6013 Monday-Friday: 0530-0800 • 1430-1800 No School Days: 0530-1800 Saturday & Sunday: CLOSED Youth Center - 263-4500 Monday-Thursday: 1430-2000 Friday: 1430-2200 Saturday: 1300-2200 Sunday: CLOSED Youth Sports & Fitness - 263-4066 Monday-Friday: 0900-1900 Saturday: 0900-1600 Sunday: CLOSED Families wishing to enroll their children in any of the Child, Youth & School Services programs must register at Parent Central Services (Bldg 680).

Registration is FREE for all eligible patrons.

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

Dance Classes with Ms. Emi

Wednesdays (Ages 3 - 5): 1730 - 1900 (Tiny Tots) $7.00 per session (Ages 13 - 18): 1900 - 2000 (Power Tumbling) $13 per session

Boxing with Kenji Shiwaku

Mondays (Ages 5 - 7): 1730 - 1830 (Beginner) (Ages 7 - 9): 1830 - 1930 (Beginner) (Ages 9 - 14): 1930 - 2030 (Beginner/Intermediate) ($13 per session)

Thursdays (Ages 5 - 7): 1730 - 1830 (Intermediate) (Ages 7 - 9): 1830 - 1930 (Intermediate) (Ages 9 - 14): 1930 - 2030 (Advanced) ($13.00 per session)

Dance with Ms. Minori

Thursdays Ms. Minori introduces a freestyle dance system of modern and ballet. *Techniques aim to improve skill, strength, flexibility, by teaching students to dance freely.

(Ages 3 - 5): 1715 - 1745 ($10 per lesson) (Ages 6 - 12): 1600 - 1700 ($15 per lesson) (Ages 13 - 18): 1800 - 1900 ($15 per lesson)

Balloons & Decorations with Ms. Emi Mondays (Ages 6 - 12): 1715 - 1815 ($10 per lesson)

Tuesdays Creative Movement & Dance (Ages 3 - 5): 1700 - 1730 ($8 per lesson) Hip Hop (Ages 12 - 18): 1745 - 1845 ($60, four lessons per month) Fridays (Yano Fitness Center) (Ages 7 - 18) • 1830 - 1930 ($12 per lesson)

Taekwondo with Takeo Sensei & Noel Sensei

Mondays & Thursdays (SHA Building #126) (Ages 5 - 8): 1700 - 1800 ($4 per lesson) (Ages 9 - 18): 1800 - 2000 ($8 per lesson)

Piano Lessons

Ms. Miho / Sekita / Mayumi / Kayako Monday through Friday (Locations will be on ZAMA or SHA) 1500 - 1900 *Call for availability ($70, four lessons monthly)

Violin Lessons with Mr. Sumi

Mondays (SHA) or Tuesdays (Zama) 1500 - 1900 ($70, four lessons monthly)

Arts & Crafts with Ms. Masumi Thursdays (Ages 3 - 5): 1500 - 1600 (Ages 6 - 12): 1605 - 1705 ($10 per lesson)

Ballet Conditioning with Ms. Yuka

Tuesdays & Wednesdays Ballet Conditioning (Intermediate • $10 per lesson) (Ages 6 & up): 1545 - 1700 Total Ballet Conditioning (Advanced • $15 per lesson) (Ages 7 & up): 1700 - 1830

Must be registered with CYSS to participate in SKIES Unlimited.

Please visit Parent Central Services (Bldg 680) for enrollment information.

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Gymnastics with Mr. Yusuke Kinoshita

Parent Central Services For the Kids

Parent Central Services is your first stop to register and make payments for the CDC (Child Development Center), SAC (School Age Center), Youth Center, Youth Sports, and SKIES classes. Families wishing to enroll their children in any of the Child Youth & School Services programs must register at Parent Central Services. Registration is FREE for all eligible patrons. We will be happy to assist you in the registration process from start to finish.

Family Child Care Services: The FCC system offers quarters-based child care provided by authorized military family members operating as independent contractors conducting childcare in their own quarters. The Army’s FCC providers are part of CYS and receive training, inspections, and support from CYS staff.

School Liaison The School Liaison Officer (SLO) for the Zama Community is available to assist families who have school-age children enrolled in Zama High, Zama Middle, and Arnn Elementary School, or who are home-schooling their children. The School Liaison Officer is available to work with the community and command on any school related issues such as assisting families involved in home-schooling their children by offering/coordinating resources that are available within the community that will help broaden their youth’s hands-on knowledge and experiences.

The SLO can offer families information on requirements for registration, graduation, PCS information, collaborate with parents on ensuring academic success of their child and educate parents on the local school system policies and procedures. The SLO can supply families’ information on applying for grants and scholarships and assist families with post secondary education questions. SLO also assists with transitioning families into and out of the community and schools by providing points of contact and information for those families PCSing.

Child Development Centers CDCs are quality age-appropriate environments that prepare your child to master life skills through hands on developmentally appropriate program activities and learning environments.

Educational activities and programs are available for children ages 6 weeks through 5 years old (kindergarten).

Programs are designed to promote a positive self image, develop fine and large muscle coordination, increase verbal communication, expand creative ideas, build self help skills and problem solving techniques, and to teach educational learning concepts through situational learning experiences and play.

Programs Provided: Hourly Care • Part Day 2, 3 and 5-day Preschool • Part Day 2, 3 and 5-day Toddler (Toddler Time) • Infant, Pre-toddler, Toddler, and Preschool Care • Strong Beginnings Before/After Kindergarten programs.

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*Dates and times, programs and events are subject to change due to circumstances beyond our control. Please contact the facility before attending.

School Age Center (SAC) is a great before and after school program for children in grades one to six. There are a wide variety of activities for children in our community throughout the year.

SAC offers a variety of care options to include before and after school, hourly, open recreation, and full day for no school and camp programs (winter, spring and summer). Summer Camp is sold in ten weekly packages. Included are meals, snacks, high adventure activities, and weekly field trips.

School Age Center has been an active unit of the Boys & Girls Clubs. The Boys & Girls Clubs of America promote positive youth development through the provision of opportunities for young people to develop the skills they will need to become successful and contributing members of our communities.

SAC Summer Camp is happening now!

Sign-up at Parent Central Services!

Youth Center

Youth have the opportunity to assist with creating new programs that peak their interest. Field trips occur on a regular basis and include action/adventure parks, skiing/snowboarding trips, swimming, and other fun activities around Japan.

The Youth Center is open to all youth in grades 7th through 12th grade.

Youth Sports & Fitness

Youth Sports and Fitness Program was developed to meet your children’s recreation and athletic needs, emphasizing safety, participation, and fundamental good sportsmanship. Every program is designed to provide all youth the opportunity to participate, develop fundamental skills and grow in an atmosphere of sportsmanship, citizenship and teamwork.

Eligible youth may participate in the sports program for a fee. When you register your children to participate, they will be assigned to a team, issued a basic uniform (all uniforms will be hand receipted to parents which must be returned at the end of the season ) and guaranteed a specific amount of playing time. If there are more than one teams in the 9-15 divisions, youth must attend a skills assessment meeting. Each sport season will end with an End of the Season Party which includes food & drinks, and a participation award.

Volunteer coaches and officials are always needed. Volunteers are the backbone of all YSF sports programs. All sport fees will be waived for the Head Coach. Assistant coaches receive one child free and subsequent children multiple discount. Anyone interested, please contact the Youth Sports Office, DSN 263-5437. Volunteers should register at ArmyOneSource to be a volunteer coach. This site is the official site for volunteers to keep hours of volunteer time.

British Football Academy Summer Soccer • July 25 - July 29 (5-days) Ages 5 - 18 years old • Sign up ends July 22 • Spaces limited to the first 36 campers.

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School Age Center

Army Community Service

263-4357 • Bldg. 402

HOTLINES & Important Phone Numbers • Domestic Violence Hotline (24/7): 080-5968-3188 • 1st Call for Child Abuse Reports: 263-3002 or 046-407-3002 (Military Police) • Sexual Assault Hotline (24/7): 090-9395-8909 or #882 • Suicide Prevention (24/7): 080-5059-6778

Army Emergency Relief (AER) AER provides emergency financial assistance in the form of no-interest loans or grants. AER also provides scholarships to Children and Spouses of Active Duty and Retirees as well as financial support to Widows and Wounded Warriors.

Army Family Team Building (AFTB) A training/awareness program designed to increase the self-sufficiency and self-reliance of Military Family Members.

Army Volunteer Corp (AVC) The AVC program embraces existing volunteer programs, unites all volunteers who support Soldiers and Families, including the Active Duty, National Guard and Army Reserve, and formalizes the Army’s commitment to volunteerism.

Employment Readiness Provides assistance to the Total Army Family in obtaining employment information on job websites, classes on resume writing, job-interviews and dressing for success.

Exceptional Family Member Program (EFMP) A mandatory enrollment program that works with other military and civilian agencies to provide comprehensive and coordinated medical, educational, housing, community support, and personnel services to Families with special needs.

Family Advocacy Program The Family Advocacy Program (FAP) is the Army’s program designed with the mission of education to prevent spouse and child abuse, to encourage the reporting of all instances of abuse, and to treat all Family Members affected by or involved in abuse. FAP is a command-directed program under the authority of AR 608-18. Domestic Abuse 24/7 Hotline: 080-5968-3188.

Financial Readiness Financial Readiness Program offers a variety of services such as finance education, budget assistance and personalized budget counseling, plus a host of many other financial related programs Units and FRG’s are welcome to request classes.

Information & Referrals (I&R) Provides maps of the local area and for military installation throughout Japan. Additionally, I&R provides resource information on public, private and voluntary agencies at Camp Zama and tourist information for the local Japanese economy. Other services include confidential client intakes, crisis intervention, and referral to other programs.

Mobilization & Deployment Provides information and services to Active Duty Service Members and Family Members before, during, and after deployment and extended TDYs. This program serves as the liaison between Family Members, rear-detatchments, and Family Readiness Groups. Services provided include “Hearts Apart” Support Groups, Deployment Cycle Support, Deployment Benefits promotion, Yellow Ribbon Room, and FRG training and assistance.

Relocation Readiness Program

Relocation Readiness provides information, referral, resources and tools to help with permanent change of station (PCS) moves and postmove. A loan closet is available which families may borrow basic household goods. Relocation assists with minimizing with in-transient emergencies by providing classes on move-related topics and individual PCS planning. The Relocation Program also serves as a liaison to multicultural diversity information, while providing outreach to waiting Families.

Survivor Outreach Services (SOS) Provides enhanced long-term support services to support Families of Fallen Soldiers. Services provided are support groups, briefings to the community and leadership, and referrals for supportive and financial counseling. For more information, please contact the SOS staff at 263-4357 (HELP).

ACS Classes & Events Financial Management For Your Information

Ten Steps to a Federal Job: 0830-1200 • 20 July • ACS Bldg. 402

ACS Survey: www.armymwr.com/ACS-Survey

Family Advocacy Program Playgroups: 0900 - 1000/1015 - 1115 • 5, 12, 19 & 26 July EDIS Office Arnn Elementary School Established by the Department of the Army to assist parents with children ages birth to age 4. It is an opportunity for parents and children to enjoy time together.

Relocation Readiness Programs Newcomer’s Orientation: 0800 - 1600 • 7 & 21 July • CZCC Overview of services & programs on Camp Zama, lunch will be provided.

Free childcare available for attendees, please contact Zama/SHA CDC: 263-4992 • 267-6273 SHA SAC: 267-6013 for reservations.

Japan Specific Sponsorship Training: 1400 - 1500 • 13 July • CZCC Sponsorship training classes specific to Japan. Become a more informed Sponsor.

Beginners Japanese: 1700 - 1800 • 6, 20 & 27 July • Religious Education Center Learn basic Japanese phrases. Understand how Japanese alphabets & symbols work.

Every Wednesday at the Religious Education Center.

English As Second Language Conversational: 1730 - 1900 • 6, 13, 20 & 27 July • ACS Bldg. 402 Practice and improve your English Speaking & Listening Skills.

Morning Beginners Japanese: 1030 - 1130 • 12 & 26 July • SHA Library Learn basic Japanese phrases. Understand how Japanese alphabets & symbols work.

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Chapel Activities •

263-4898

For Your Information

USAGJ religious support services and programs offer many spiritual fitness opportunities for you and your family. If you desire more information, please call the Garrison Chaplain’s office at 263-4898.

The Garrison Chaplain’s office only advertises religious support activities under its auspices.

Camp Zama Catholic Liturgy & Services

• Monday - Thursday • 1200 • Daily Mass • Blessed Sacrament Chapel • Wednesday • 1800 • Catholic Music Class • Zama Chapel • Thursday • 1800 • Bible Study • Religious Education Center • 2nd Thursday • 1830 • During Bible Study, Mens Faith Formation • Religious Education Center • 1st Friday • 1900 • Adoration • Blessed Sacrament Chapel • 1st Saturday • 1800 • Catholic Youth Group • Zama Chapel • Saturday • 1700 • Mass • Blessed Sacrament Chapel • Sunday • 0900 • Mass • Zama Chapel

Camp Zama Protestant Services

• Sunday • 1100 • Worship Service • Zama Chapel • 3rd Sunday • Following the Service • Linger Longer Luncheon • Tuesday • 1830 • Music Rehearsal • Zama Chapel • Wednesday • 1800 • International Group Bible Study • Zama Chapel • Check us out: www.facebook.com/CampZamaProtestantService

Sagamihara Chapel Gospel Service

• Sunday • 0900 • Worship Service • Sagamihara Chapel • Wednesday • 1830 • Bible Study • Sagamihara Chapel • POC: MAJ Reed & CPT Roberts at demarcio.l.reed.mil@mail.mil or zina.l.roberts.mil@mail.mil • Friday • 1800 • Intercessory Prayer • Sagamihara Chapel • POC: SFC Sherri Queen & Quincy Queen at sherri.s.queen.mil@mail.mil or quincy.d.queen.civ@mail.mil • 3rd Saturday • Womens Bible Study • Sagamihara Chapel

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (LDS)

• Tuesday • 1830 • Tuesday Night Youth Activity • Sagamihara Chapel • Off Post Service POC’s: • Matthew Krebs: 080-8460-8480 •mattkrebs@gmail.com Aaron Harrop: 080-4581-3839 • allharrop@yahoo.com Jonathan Pederson: 080-8564-0916 • jonathanpederson@hotmail.com

Volunteer Training (For all volunteers in our Religious Education/Programs) Sunday, 10 July • 1300 • Religious Education Center

*Covers child protection & safety issues.

VBS Planning Meetings Please keep your eyes open for VBS meetings advertised through out July as we prepare for our Summer VBS- SONTREASURE ISLAND (1-5 August 2016).

We need volunteers for VBS and a person(s) interested in directing our VBS this year!

POC is Dr. Jeffrey Frick @ 315-263-5243, or jeffrey.w.frick.civ@mail.mil.

VBS Registration VBS Registration for all students, Kinder-6th grade & (Pre-K & Nursery for Volunteers).

Pick-up & drop-off registration forms at the Religious Education Center Office/Table (Hours: 0745-1630 • Monday-Thursday).

POC is Dr. Jeffrey Frick @ 315-263-5243, or jeffrey.w.frick.civ@mail.mil.

Jewish Service

• Friday • 1700 • Jewish Service • Atsugi Chapel • For Information-POC: Chaplain Ballaban: 264-3202

Buddhist Service (Soka Gakkai International-U.S.)

• For Information about SGI English meetings in Atsugi/Zama/Tokyo area: sgigoldengroup@gmail.com

Protestant Women of the Chapel (PWOC)

• Wednesday • 1830 • “What Happens When Women Pray” • Ladies Fellowship & Book/Prayer Study • Religious Education Center *Please join us on Wednesday nights for the summer months. “Like” us on Facebook at Facebook.com/Zama PWOC for current announcements and updates!

• For Information: zamapwoc@gmail.com

Catholic Women of the Chapel (CWOC)

• Monday • 0930 • CWOC Bible Study • Religious Education Center • Last Friday of the Month • 1130 • CWOC Monthly Luncheon• Zama Chapel

Band of Brothers Mens Fellowship & Bible Study

• Saturday (9 & 30 July) • 0900 • Mens Fellowship & Bible study for all soldiers & civilians • Religious Education Center • POC: Dr. Jefferey Frick: 080-3002-2499 • jeffrey.w.frick.civ@mail.mil

EPIC Youth/CONNECT Elementary

• Wednesdays (6, 13 & 20 July) • 1800 • Summer Game Movie Nights • Religious Education Center *There will be no EPIC on the last Wednesday of each month. • *Need volunteers to help out on our Movie & Game nights!

• POC: Dr. Jefferey Frick: 080-3002-2499 • jeffrey.w.frick.civ@mail.mil ZAMA BUGLE

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DIRECTORY OF DFMWR SERVICES • CAMP ZAMA ACS • Army Community Service 263-4357 • Bldg. 402 263-8057 • Director Mon-Wed & Fri Thur Holidays

Mon-Fri 0630-1800 Weekends & Holidays 0600-1700 0730-1630 1300-1630 Closed

Arts & Crafts Center 263-4412 • Bldg. 360 B

For Your Information

Mon-Tue Wed-Fri Sat-Sun

Closed 1130-1930 1000-1800

Auto Skills Center

263-3615 • Bldg. 360 B Mon-Tue Wed-Fri Sat-Sun

Closed 1130-2000 0930-1800

Bowling Center (Zama)

263-4780 • Bldg. 389 263-4760 • Snack Bar/Delivery Mon-Wed & Fri Sat-Sun & Holidays Thur

1100-2100 1200-2000 1100-2230

CRC • Community Recreation Center 263-3939 • Bldg. 267 Mon-Fri Sat-Sun & Holidays

Lodging (Tokyo Recreational)

263-5284 • Pro Shop

0800-1900 Closed

*Open during lunch.

CZCC • Camp Zama Community Club 263-4133 • Bldg. 457

263-7441 • Restaurant & Bar

*All CDC facilities are open during lunch.

Mon-Fri Sat-Sun Holidays

263-4743/4125 • Family Childcare 267-6273 • Child Development Center (SHA) Bldg. S-107 Mon-Fri

0530-1800

263-4992 • Child Development Center (Zama) Bldg. 691 Mon-Fri

0530-1800

267-6013 • School Age Center (SHA) Bldg. 121-01 Mon-Fri

0530-0800 • 1430-1800

263-5441 • School Liaison Office Bldg. 680 Mon-Fri

0800-1700

Mon-Thur Fri Sat Sun

1100-2200 1500-2200 1500-2100

1430-1900

263-5437 • Youth Sports & Fitness Bldg. 744 Mon-Sat

0900-1800

CZGC • Camp Zama Golf Club 263-4966 • Bldg. 809 263-3694 • Director

*All golf activities are open during lunch.

263-5834 • Chip Inn & Snack Stand Mon-Sun & Holidays

0800-1600

263-4975 • Course/Starter Mon-Fri 0700-1800 Weekends & Holidays 0600-1800

Driving Range (Unattended) Mon-Fri Sat Sun

Sunrise-2200 Sunrise-1930 1600-2200

Thur & Mon Fri & Sat Sun Tues & Wed

1630-2200 1630-0100 1630-2100 Closed

Mon-Thur

0630-0900

Lunch Mon-Fri

1100-1300

Dinner Fri

1700-2000

Bar Fri 1700-2200 *Weekends Closed

263-4664 • Yano Fitness Center Bldg. 205

267-6113 • SHA • Bldg. 121-02 Tue-Thur Fri-Sat Sun, Mon & Holidays

1000-1900 0900-1800 Closed

Mon-Fri Sat-Sun & Holidays

0530-2100 0800-1800

263-3954/267-6762 • SHA Gym Bldg. 121-14

*Closed for lunch ~ 1330-1430.

Mon-Sun & Holidays

263-3517 • Zama • Bldg. 278

268-4729 • Sagami Depot Gym Bldg. 145-S4

Mon-Thur Fri-Sun Holidays

J A PA N

Breakfast

Sports/Fitness Centers

1000-1800

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268-4954 • Bldg. 135-S2 268-4142 • Take Out

Mon-Fri

263-5273 • Bldg. 533

SA G A M I H A RA

Sagami Lounge (Sagami Depot)

Tue-Thur 1700-2000 Fri 1700-2200

Libraries

1700-2100 1700-2000

1630-2100

Blue Moon (Bar)

ITT • International Tours (Zama)

Firelite Lounge

Tue-Sat Sun

Pacific Rim Restaurant

268-4954/4606 • Bowling Center

*Open during lunch.

USA Dining Room

SHA Club (Sagamihara Housing Area)

*Open during lunch.

*No food service after 2130 hours (Sunday is 2030).

Fri 2130-0300 Sat 2130-0230

1430-2000 1430-2200 1300-2200 Closed

1000-1700 1000-1600

*Closed for lunch ~ 1230-1330.

Thur-Mon

263-4204 • Catering

Tue-Fri Sat Sun

Mon-Fri Sat-Sun

Mon-Wed & Fri Thur

263-4500 • Youth Center Bldg. 744

Game Time Sports Bar & Grill

263-5915 • Animal Boarding Kennels Bldg. 1042-1

267-6097 • Bldg.121-2

0800-1700 1000-1700

0900-1730 0800-1600 Closed

*Open during lunch.

263-4125/4743 • Parent Central Services Bldg. 680

Mon-Fri

Sun-Thur 1000-2245 Fri 1000-0215 Sat 1000-0145

263-4671 • Bldg. 719

Leisure Travel Services & Vehicle Rentals

263-8086 • Director

Sun-Thu 1000-2230 Fri 1000-0230 Sat 1000-0200

Cornerstone Game Room (no bar)

Outdoor Recreation

CYSS • Child, Youth & School Services

263-4547 • Cashier Cage

0900-1730 Appts Only

*Open 24 hours/7 days a week.

Mon-Fri 0630-1800 Weekends & Holidays 0600-1700

267-6137 • SKIES Unlimited (SHA) Bldg. S-337

Tue, Thur & Fri Wed

229-3270 • Reservation Desk Bldg. 1 (Tokyo)

1000-2030 1000-1800 Closed

*Open during lunch.

Lodging (Zama)

263-2775 • Reservation Desk 263-3830 • Front Desk Bldg. 552 *Open 24 hours/7 days a week.

Mon-Sun & Holidays

*Open 24 Hours/7 Days a week.

*Open 24 Hours/7 Days a week.

263-3348/5037 • Yano Pool Bldg. 205 Mon-Fri Sat-Sun & Holidays

0530-1930 1000-1800

267-6122/6132 • SFHA Outdoor Pool (Sagamihara Housing Area) • Bldg. 121-12 *Summer Only. As scheduled ~please check the pool calendar on the Aquatics page or call for more information.

Kure Harbor MWR: 256-2580 • USAG-J Okinawa MWR: 644-5396