September 2018 Leisure Times by Misawa AB Fss

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HBB FALL SHOW

Support your local home based businesses! Shop till you drop to stock up on custom goods, beauty products, delicious treats and more!

Saturday, Oct. 6 Indoor Soccer Field in the Weasels’ Den

10 a.m.–2 p.m.

CONTACT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT 226-4128 FOR MORE INFORMATION.

CONTENTS @MisawaFSS

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CULTURE & TRAVEL

ITT Tours

ODR Trips

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SPECIAL EVENTS 2

HBB Fall Show

Oktoberfest

Duathlon

PAWpularity Contest

Banned Books Week COMMAND

Commander, 35th Fighter Wing Col Kristopher W. Struve Commander, 35th Mission Support Group Col Philip Holmes Commander, 35th Force Support Squadron Lt Col Jody Wynans Deputy, 35th Force Support Squadron Donald Ehrman MARKETING & PUBLICITY

Director/Managing Editor Caroline Charles Account Executives Matthew Busby Samantha Trimble Leah Balzano Visual Information Specialist Valene Webb

Commercial Artist Wakouko Sato Illustrators Kazunori Takahashi Mami Sano

FIND BANZAI AND WIN! Email his location to misawa.marketing@us.af.mil for the chance to win a $50 FSS gift card. Banzai was on page 6 of the August Leisure Times.

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Email misawa.marketing@us.af.mil The Leisure Times is designed to entertain and inform the Misawa Air Base community about 35th Force Support Squadron facilities. Opinions expressed in the Leisure Times do not necessarily represent those of the U.S. Air Force. All submissions are subject to editing prior to printing.

Duathlon

9 Single Airman Trips

Long Drive & Trick Shot Demonstration Shamble Golf Tournament

Local Food Markets & Events

Labor Day Colorama Bowling Bowling Leagues

LEARN & CREATE

Food Markets & Events 8

Auto Complex Towing & Emergency Assistance

Arts & Crafts

Workshops for Military Spouses

Banned Books Week Civilian Personnel Office

Education & Training

RECREATION

Join the Honor Guard

YOUTH & FAMILY

PAWpularity Contest

Cheli SAC Parent's Night Out Teen Fall Festival at Parent's Night Out Teen Worldwide Day of Play

Youth Dodgeball Tournament Youth Worldwide Day of Play Youth Sports Become an FCC Provider CDC Early Learning Matters

NIGHTLIFE

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Club Member's Corner

Oktoberfest Battle of the Bands

Friday Night Bingo

Kids Halloween Party

EAT Strawberry Cheesecake Pancakes

Greek Burger Beef Lumpia Wasabi Burger

In the Faultline

In the Sports Bar

Member's Corner

Latin Dance Lessons Tuesdays 7–9 p.m.

Wednesday Night Texas Hold ‘Em Game begins at 6 p.m.

First Friday Sept. 7 | 4:30–7 p.m. Faultline

Thursday Night Trivia Sign up at 6:30 p.m. Game begins at 7 p.m. Friday Night Karaoke 9 p.m.–1 a.m.

Member Appreciation Dinner Wednesday, Sept. 19 | 5–7 p.m. Enjoy an exclusive Member's only dinner.

Swag Day Wednesday, Sept. 5 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m.

MISAWA CLUB

Purchase tickets from your device at memberplanet.com/account/usaf

Get your glow on and try your luck at bunco!

$5 OFF for Club Members

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Members who refer a friend to join receive one FREE month of Club Membership!

Glow Bunco Saturday, Sept. 15 Doors open at 6:30 p.m. Games 7–10 p.m. HIP S RS $10

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10 p.m. Latin Night Friday, Sept. 7 Country Night Friday Sept. 14 EDM Night Thursday, Sept. 27 Mixed Music Night Sept. 1, 8, 15, 21 & 22 Country Square Dancing Wednesdays | 8–9 p.m.

Show up if you want to reserve a room in the Club on a Friday or Saturday for your holiday event. Each group will be drawn at random to choose their preferred date.

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Dance!

Win prizes and enjoy a Member's only buffet!

Holiday Party Lottery Wednesday, Sept. 12 | 3 p.m. Kanpai Room

B IS U AW A CL

NOW ON INSTAGRAM @MisawaClub

Like the Misawa Club Facebook page for more information!

Battle of the Bands 7 p.m. Faultline FREE

WATC H LIV E ACTS COMP E T E FOR A CASH PRIZE !

Immediately following Oktoberfest Who will take home the $500 grand prize? Watch the LIVE battles to find out! Want to be a part of the show? Register by Friday, Sept. 14 at the Cashiers' Cage. For more information, visit 35fss.com.

Wild Weasels’ Bar & Grill Sept. Special Pizza Madness

Turn to page 20 for details.

Oktoberfest Saturday, Sept. 29 | 5 p.m. Food served 5–6:30 p.m. Oktoberfest events 5:30–7 p.m. Tohoku Ballroom Members $15 | Non-Members $20 Tickets go on sale Saturday, Sept. 1 at the Cashiers' Cage in the Misawa Club.

MENU KNOCKWURST, SCHNITZEL, SPÄTZLE, BRATWURST, APFELSTRUDEL, SAUERKRAUT AND PRETZELS German beer and wine will be available for purchase.

EVENTS KEG ROLLING, HAMMERSCHLAGEN, MUG HOLDING COMPETITION, WATER PONG AND A COSTUME CONTEST

Closures & Special Hours Labor Day Closed

Monday, Sept. 3

Maintenance Day Closed Monday, Sept. 24 Cashiers’ Cage & Slots open 9 a.m.–4 p.m.

PACAF Family Day Closed Tuesday, Sept. 4 No buffet Cashiers’ Cage & Slots open 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Sports Bar 4 p.m.–Midnight T’s Burritos Breakfast 8–10 a.m. & Lunch 10 a.m.–2 p.m.

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TOWN BEEF AND GARLIC 1 TAKKO FESTIVAL SHUTTLE Saturday, Sept. 29 / On sale now Sunday, Sept. 30 / On sale now $10 per seat The Aomori Prefecture is the largest garlic producing region in Japan. Takko Town is known for its top quality garlic that boasts large white cloves with a sweet taste. This garlic is grown over 10 months through a delicate process. The main event in Takko Town is “make-your-own yakiniku,” where beef and garlic combine to create heavenly, mouthwatering deliciousness. Don’t miss a garlic spitting competition, live entertainment, games and food, lots of food! *Tickets will be sold separately.

2 HIRAIZUMI

Saturday, Oct. 6 / On sale Sept. 4 Ages 12+, $60 / Ages 6–11, $50 / Ages 0–5, $20 Take in the beauty and history of Japan with a cruise down the Geibikei Gorge, stroll through the Konjiki-do (Golden Hall) and visit the Chuson-ji Temple, a national treasure.

3 RYUSENDO CAVES Saturday, Oct. 13 / On sale Sept. 4 Ages 15+, $45 / Ages 6–14, $40 / Ages 0–5, $20 Explore one of the three largest stalactite caves in Japan. Stalactites and stalagmites are abundant in these nature-carved caverns, up to 120 meters deep! Also visit the Kuji Amber Museum and enjoy making your own amber accessory.

4 KAKUNODATE Saturday, Oct. 20 / On sale Sept. 4 Ages 12+, $50 / Ages 6–11, $45 / Ages 0–5, $20 Kakunodate is known as "Little Kyoto." It has earned this name because of its beautifullyy p preserved former Samurai districts. The Ishiguro and Aoyagi are the two largest houses and they are sure to amaze you!

5 DRUM TAO IN MORIOKA Saturday, Oct. 20 / On sale now Ages 6+, $90 Visit drum-tao.com for more information.

6 HIROSAKI CHRYSANTHEMUM FESTIVAL Saturday, Oct. 27 / On sale Sept. 5 Ages 12+, $40 / Ages 6–11, $30 / Ages 0–5, $20 Visit beautiful Hirosaki Park to witness the chrysanthemums in bloom. See the Kiku-ningyo Contest, or Chrysanthemum Doll Contest, and pick out your favorite. It is amazing to see all of the late fall colors as the seasons change in Hirosaki!

7 THANKSGIVING TOKYO BIG CITY GETAWAY (FIVE DAYS)

Tuesday–Saturday, Nov. 20–24 / On sale Sept. 10 Ages 13+, $400 / Ages 4–12, $300 / Ages 0–3, $100 Additional fees apply for single occupancy. Take an autumn vacation in one of the best travel destinations in the world. From incredible food to art, history and night life, Tokyo has new and exciting experiences around every corner. This tour includes round-trip transportation by bus, five nights of accommodation at The New Sanno and three full days to explore Tokyo on your own.

8 CHINA, BEIJING AND XI'AN Thanksgiving Weekend Trip Visit 35fss.com for pricing and more details.

9 HAPPY BIRTHDAY FROM MISAWA ITT! Save up to $25 on any local tour scheduled during your birth month. Limit one per birthday.

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For overnight tours, please note the last sign-up date will be two weeks before the departure date or call the ITT office at 226-3555 for availability. Welcome Newcomers! Visit ITT within 60 days of your arrival and receive 20% OFF local one-day tours. Make sure to bring a copy of your orders. Looking for a Hotel? We can find the best deals on hotels anywhere in Japan. We also make ferry reservations! Charter Bus All organizations interested in chartering a bus for a tour should stop by ITT to make reservations. Reservations are accepted 90 days in advance of the trip date and are taken on a first come, first served basis. 7

Saturday, Sept. 15

FREE

Safety Brief | 7:45 a.m. Race Begins | 8 a.m. The first 70 registrants Potter Fitness Center will receive a FREE t-shirt. Open to ages 16+ Sign up by Thursday, Sept. 13 at the Potter Fitness Center. Race around base in this 5K run and 13.5K bike ride. Awards will be given to the top three competitors for men and women.

@Misawa Auto Complex

Towing & Emergency Assistance Do you worry about locking your keys in the car, getting a ďŹ&#x201A;at tire or breaking down? The Auto Hobby Center offers lockout and ďŹ&#x201A;at tire assistance, jump starts, towing and emergency towing. Travel with peace of mind knowing that the Auto Complex has you covered. Call 226-4654 for an appointment. Towing is scheduled during duty hours and emergency tows are available after hours by calling 080-1651-9308.

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Duathlon

AUTO HOBBY CENTER

Gosser Golf Course Like us on Facebook @Gosser Golf Course & Lakeview Grille

LONG DRIVE & Trick Shot Demonstration Monday, Sept. 17 / 7 a.m.

Come out to the Gosser Golf Course for a long drive and trick shot demonstration by Long Drive Championship winner Trevor “Macho Man” Consavage and Trick Shot Artist Todd Keirstead. This FREE event will start at 7 a.m. and light refreshments will be available.

Wednesday Night Scramble & Skins Shotgun Start 5:30 p.m.

Sign up or call in no later than 5 p.m. each Wednesday to enter Must be present and paid entry no later than 5:15 p.m. to play

September Shamble Golf Tournament

$7 Annual Members / $12 Non-Members

Entry includes nine holes of golf, a cart and prize fund fees. Meet new people and play in a format that is fun and does not require a handicap. The game format is scramble, with teams determined by captains’ draft picks.

September marks the end of summer and the warm temperatures make way for the cooler days and nights. The golf course traditionally is at its best in the fall, since the natural grass varieties here thrive in cooler temperature ranges. We are very lucky to have a championship golf course here in Misawa and thanks to your use we maintain it at a high level. I would like to personally thank everyone for their patronage at the Gosser Golf Course and Lakeview Grille, you make all the difference! I am always available if you have a comment or suggestion for a program or service you would like to see here. The Shamble this month will be a great way to get out and meet new people and have some fun. Speaking of fun, next month, on Oct. 27, we will be bringing back the Night Golf Tournament. Look for details in the next few weeks for this great event.

PRO’S CORNER

See you at the course! Robert E. Jacobus General Manager / Head Professional

Saturday, Sept. 15 Shotgun Start 7:30 a.m.

Sign up by Thursday, Sept. 13 at 6 p.m. $35 Annual Members $50 Non-Members $60 Host Nation Local National Entry includes golf fees, a cart, awards and lunch following the event. This is a fourplayer team event with both gross and net divisions. Enter as a team or sign up individually and we will pair you up. 9

UTDOOR RECREATION CENTE 10

Scuba FULL PACKAGE! NO EXTRA COSTS!

PADI Open Water Scuba Course Class 2 Sept. 6–16 (40-hour program) Evening & Weekend Schedule Call 226-9378 for details $500 per person $150 R4R Discounted Price Ages 12+

Learn to dive today! Enrollment is open now and you must sign up at the Outdoor Recreation Center. There are only eight available slots. Class includes student materials, a mask, snorkel, boots, ﬁns and bag, as well as equipment rental (BCD, regulator, wetsuit and weights). Parental permission and attendance at off-base training activities is required for those under the age of 18.

*Cape Tappi Scuba Diving Saturday, Sept. 29 7 a.m.–7 p.m. $120 per person *For certified divers only $40 R4R Discounted Price

Enjoy the warm waters of the Japan Sea and the best dive site in the Aomori Prefecture. Explore an underwater swim-through arch and volcanic rock grottos unique to northern Japan. This site is ideal for all skill levels and especially well-suited for those new to the sport (maximum depth is 50 feet). This tour is for certified scuba divers only. You must bring your scuba certification card to enroll. You must have a watch suitable for diving, dive tables or a dive computer. Trip includes transportation, a professional dive guide, two scuba tanks, weights, a wet suit, BCD, regulator and mask/snorkel/ﬁn sets.

Hike

Air Force R4R (Recharge for Resiliency RecOn) Select Outdoor Recreation programs are available to all Active Duty military (accompanied, single or unaccompanied) and their family members at a discounted price. Enrollment for these programs is first come, first served and you may enroll only yourself and eligible family members. R4R discounts do not apply for civilian contractors.

Matsuminotaki Falls Mountain Bike & Hike

Mt. Komagatake Overnight Backpacking Hike

This trip includes transportation, a guide, mountain bike, helmet and daypack. Explore one of northern Japan’s most beautiful back country waterfalls that can only be reached on foot or by mountain bike. This is a physically challenging activity with a total round-trip biking distance of 20 kilometers. The hike is a relatively short two kilometers, round trip.

Located in the Akita Prefecture, with a spectacular view in all directions, this is an ideal first-time hike. You’ll start from a station around the crater, which is near the summit and stay in a mountain hut. This hike includes transportation, a mountain guide, backpack, sleeping bag, pad and trek poles. There is a mandatory pre-trip briefing at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 20 at the Outdoor Recreation Center.

Saturday, Sept. 8 Saturday, Sept. 29 7 a.m.–5 p.m. $55 per person $25 R4R Discounted Price Ages 16+

Saturday–Sunday, Sept. 22–23 Departs 6 a.m. on Saturday Returns 7 p.m. on Sunday $90 per person $30 R4R Discounted Price Ages 18+

ADVENTURES BY YOU!

CUSTOM TRIPS

When – any weekday (subject to guide availability) WE DO NOT BOOK CUSTOM TRIPS ON SATURDAYS OR FEDERAL HOLIDAYS! Cost – trip costs are based on destination and number of participants. Always working weekends? We can arrange any one of our popular adventure activities for your group on a day more convenient for you.

Minimum participation numbers and 7–14 days advance booking is required (depending on activity). Call the Outdoor Recreation Center at 226-9378 for more information. Register at the Outdoor Recreation Center, Hangar 973 unless otherwise noted. No limits apply to the number of seats purchased but payment in full is required at time of enrollment.

Kayak & Camp at Lake Towada Saturday–Sunday, Sept. 1–2 8 a.m. Saturday–4 p.m. Sunday $120 per person $45 R4R Discounted Price Ages 18+

Kayak

Visit Yasumiya Village on the southwest side of the lake and kayak to Utarube campground on the southeastern shore for a night of camping. Watch the sunset while paddling over the sparkling water. Our guides will whip up some Dutch oven treats for dinner and you’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks as well. In the morning, enjoy eggs and bacon on the griddle as well as milk, juice and coffee. Afterward, paddle from Utarube to the Nenokuchi area, at the start of the Oirase Gorge. This tour includes transportation, guides, a kayak and related safety gear, a tent, sleeping bag, pad, camp fees, dinner and breakfast. All activities are weather permitting.

Twilight Stand-up Paddleboarding & h Kayaking at the Base Beach Thursday, Sept. 13 Thursday, Sept. 27 5–8:30 p.m. / $20 per person $10 R4R Discounted Price Ages 18+

Stand-up paddleboarding and kayaking are perfect water activities for relaxing after work. Sunsets on Lake Ogawara are an incredible sight and the water is often calm and ﬂat. Splash on the lake, munch on pizza and soak up the summer without having to go any further than our own Base Beach. Includes SUP, a kayak, guide and all required safety gear. Navy personnel, please enroll at the Liberty Office (Bldg. 980) or call 226-9516 for more information. All others may enroll at the Outdoor Recreation Center.

Shimokita Cliﬀs Kayaking

Saturday, Sept. 22 7 a.m.–7 p.m. / $65 per person $25 R4R Discounted Price Ages 13+

Get your license to operate the powerboats and jet skis at the Base Beach! The minimum age to participate is 18 and you must have a USFJ POV driver’s license (or U.S. state license and deployment orders for TDY/TAD personnel). Private license course appointments are available ($40 per person) based on examiner availability. Discounts do not apply to private courses.

Enjoy salt water paddling with gorgeous scenery. This tour starts on the southwestern tip of the Shimokita Peninsula and heads north along the volcanic cliffs. If we make it far enough and the seas are calm, you can even paddle through a small cave. This area is only accessible from the sea; no roads or trails will get you here! While moderately physically challenging, novices can use sit-on-top kayaks and those with more experience can opt for a sea kayak.

Misawa powerboat and jet ski license programs require you to successfully complete a written examination BEFORE enrolling in the following courses. The study guide can be downloaded FREE from 35fss.com and the test is offered at the Outdoor Recreation Center during normal hours of operation.

Base Beach & Marina

Jet Ski Course

Saturday, Sept. 15 Noon–2 p.m. $40 per person $20 R4R Discounted Price

Powerboat Course

Sunday, Sept. 16 Noon–2 p.m. $40 per person $20 R4R Discounted Price

Single Airman Programs These select programs are open to all SINGLE or UNACCOMPANIED Active Duty military members

Tohoku Festivals Noshiro

Saturday, Sept. 8 $35 per person / Noon–Midnight

This festival is a combination of Aomori Nebuta, Akita Kanto Lantern, Morioka Sansa, Asakusa Sanba and other popular summer festivals from around the Tohoku region, all in one place. This tour includes transportation and a tour escort.

Kawarage Wild Hot Springs & GeoPark Saturday–Sunday, Sept. 15–16 $200 per person $80 R4R Discounted Single Airman Price 7 a.m. on Saturday to 8 p.m. Sunday

Experience something truly unique—a hot waterfall and river ﬂowing from a volcanic area that you can bathe, relax or splash around in. On the second day, explore the area around Tazawako—Japan’s deepest lake. Also explore Kakunodate Samurai Village. This tour includes transportation, a tour escort and one night of lodging in a single room. Meals are not included.

WALMSLEY BOWLING CENTER Labor Day Colorama

Women & Wine League

Monday, Sept. 3 4 p.m. $20 per person Ages 18+ only

Begins Tuesday, Sept. 18 Every Tuesday | 6 p.m. $12 per week Ages 18+ only

In the three 9-pin games bowled, various colored pins will randomly appear and depending on their placement, there will be chances to win cash prizes of varying amounts. Call 957-1554 or email 35FSS.Walmsley.Bowling@us.af.mil to sign up! Cash payments only, includes three games and shoe rental.

Ladies get to enjoy this doubles 10-week league with wine and friends! You must be 20+ years old in order to drink.

Intramural League Begins Wednesday, Sept. 19 Every Wednesday | 6 p.m. Price will vary based on participation Ages 18+ only 32 weeks Squadrons, boost your camaraderie while earning bragging rights in this all-winter-long intramural league.

Youth League

Dorm Dweller's League

Begins Thursday, Sept. 20 Every Thursday 5 p.m. Ages 6–15 $10 per week 10 weeks

Begins Friday, Sept. 21 Every Friday 6 p.m. Ages 18+ only $9 per week

This youth bowling league will train youth on not only improving their bowling skills but also good sportsmanship and positive social skills. Various competitions will be held throughout the season with chances for youth to build up scholarship winnings for college.

Get out of the dorms and go bowling every Friday in this 9-week doubles league for a little friendly competition. Food will be provided for participants each week. This league is only open to Active Duty Air Force and Navy.

Singles Social Saturday, Sept. 29 8 p.m. Get two hours of bowling, shoe rental and a meal for only $5. This event is only open to Active Duty Air Force and Navy.

Maintenance Day

Tuesday, Sept. 4 | Open 5–9 p.m.

Recurring Events Sunday Wrap-Up Sundays $25 per lane Unlimited bowling for two hours, shoe rental and 16 ounce drinks for up to six people per lane.

Red Pin Tuesdays Tuesdays 11 a.m.–Close $1 games and $1 shoe rentals all day! If you get a strike with a red headpin, you win a FREE game! For veriﬁcation, you must notify the desk that you have a red headpin prior to rolling the frame.

Laser Storm Bowling Fridays and Saturdays 7 p.m.–Close We turn the lights down and music up! So grab your friends to “glow” bowling and request your favorite songs at Walmsley Bowling Center! This is open to all patrons, however, explicit and adult-themed music and videos may be played.

Lunch Bowl

Kids Eat Free Night

Monday, Wednesday–Friday 11 a.m.–2 p.m.

Thursdays 5 p.m.–Close Ages 12 and Under

Receive one FREE bowling game and shoe rental when you provide your Bumpers Grill receipt of $8 or more to the front desk. Same day purchase only, one receipt per offer. No rain checks.

Take Thursdays off from cooking dinner and bring the family to Bumpers Grill! Get a FREE kids meal for each adult combo meal purchased. 13

M I S AWA PET KENNEL PAWpularity Contest Misawa Pet Kennel Facebook Page

Sept. 1–24 Winners will be announced on Tuesday, Sept. 25

Rules: 1. Post your pet’s best photo in the comments section of our post that begins the contest. 2. Like and comment on other applicants’ photos. 3. The photo with the most likes and comments will win!

Prize: Two clothing items from our retail shop including leashes, collars and harnesses!

community center Halloween Cupcake Decorating Saturday, Oct. 13 Mokuteki Ballroom Session 1 / 11 a.m.â&#x20AC;&#x201C;Noon Session 2 / 1â&#x20AC;&#x201C;2 p.m. $5 for four cupcakes Pre-register at the Arts & Crafts Center or the Community Center.

Friday Night Bingo Friday, Sept. 14 Mokuteki Ballroom Card sales begin at 6 p.m. Game starts at 6:30 p.m. Ages 18+ Seating is first come, first served. Five rounds of bingo $10 USD ONLY

ARTS & CRAFTS CERAMICS AND COCKTAILS Saturday, Sept. 1 5:30–8:30 p.m. $30 $5 discount for Club Members Includes wine, beer & hors d’oeuvres

HEAT TRANSFER VINYL CLASS Monday, Sept. 17 Noon–1 p.m. $10 Learn how to use the heat transfer vinyl in this instructional class. Bring in an item to transfer vinyl to.

FRAME CLASS Now offered Saturday, Sept. 8 every other Saturday, Sept. 22 Saturday! 9–11 a.m. $5 Learn how to make your own custom 5" x 7" frames. You can use your skills at our Frame Shop whenever you need another frame to hold your memories.

September Craft Special

All 10" Deco Mesh is buy one, get one (while supplies last)

CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2018 MISAWA PHOTO CONTEST WINNERS ADULT CATEGORY SEAN WALSH

YOUTH CATEGORY STELLA GREEN (AGE 9)

Wild Horses of Shiriyazaki Cape Shiriyazaki Lighthouse, early May, 2018 Nikon D800, Nikkor 16-35mm lens

Crystallized Moss Oriase Gorge, early November, 2017 Canon Rebel XS

Wreath Classes HALLOWEEN WREATH Thursday, Sept. 20 | 6–8 p.m. FALL HARVEST WREATH Thursday, Sept. 6 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m. $25

Home Décor LIVE EDGE WOOD SIGN Friday, Sept. 14 | 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 25 | 6–8 p.m. Large $25 | Small $18 Choose from a Halloween or fall theme, large or small available

Painting Uncorked GLASS FLOAT Saturday, Sept. 29 | 5:30–9 p.m. $35 per person $5 discount for Club Members Includes wine, beer & hors d’oeuvres Mini Monet AUTUMN DANDELIONS Saturday, Sept. 8 | 1–2 p.m. Ages 6–12 $10

FREE GLAZE!

Tuesday, Sept. 4 for PACAF Family Day

O M E S R F OD A K &TEvents

omori prefecture is known for fishing, agriculture and forestry, making it home to an immense variety of fresh food and unique beverages, with many opportunities to treat yourself to them all. Here’s some of our picks to help you find a little bit of everything. By Samantha Trimble

MISAWA NINE DAY MARKET

FRUIT PICKING (NANBU TOWN TOURIST CENTER)

Fresh, local produce are showcased every day of the month ending in the number nine at the Nine Day Market. In-season, quality vegetables can be found here from a variety of local farmers. Other vendors also offer items such as ﬂowers, Japanese knives, glass ﬂoats and antique collectibles. Prices change from booth to booth so hunting for the best deal is part of the fun. Most vendors arrive around 9 a.m. so get there early and don’t forget the yen.

Visit this tourist center and ask about fruit picking. Depending on the season, you can pick your own blueberries, strawberries, apples and more from local farms. Nanbu Town Tourist Center will call a local farmer to take you to an orchard so you can pick fresh fruit and view the peaceful countryside. Reservations are recommended but not necessary.

GPS Coordinates 40.675545,141.363935

GPS Coordinates 40.396372,141.329471

EGG VENDING MACHINE

Get farm fresh eggs right here in Misawa. If you love eggs, Japan is the place to be. Few things are better than the delightful, velvety, orange yolk of a Japanese egg. Look no further than right down the road from the Falcon (POL) gate for farm fresh, free range eggs. Farmers place their eggs in the vending machine daily and ¥200 gets you your choice of brown or white, large or medium sized.

TATEHANA WHARF MORNING MARKET GPS Coordinates 40.528651,141.529449

Connect with locals and try new foods while you walk along the port with ships at dock. This market is so massive, it’s more like a festival. Said to be the largest morning market in Japan, 400 stalls are open for shopping as thousands of visitors gather every week. Find fresh and cooked seafood or crisp, just picked produce at great prices. You can visit every Sunday from sunrise until 9 a.m. from mid-March through the end of December.

MUTSU MINATO STATION FRONT MORNING MARKET GPS Coordinates 40.5233793,141.527434

Choose from the fresh caught seafood of the day and watch your favorites pulled from port to your plate. Enjoy your catch served as sashimi or hot off the grill. This is the oldest market in Hachinohe City. Listen to the “kattcha” (mom) call out orders and talk with locals as you absorb a morning in Hach. If you’re an early bird, they’ve got the worm for you; this market opens at 3 a.m. year round but things wrap up around noon.

HACHINOHE FISH MARKET (HASSYOKU CENTER) GPS Coordinates 40.526394,141.453627

The Hachinohe Fish Market is one of the biggest markets near Misawa for seafood lovers to get fresh fish straight out of Hachinohe Port. Aisles are jam-packed with sea creatures and smiling faces. Though squid (ichigoni) and mackerel (saba) are the city’s main staples, there doesn’t seem to be a type of fish, shellfish or mollusk that this market doesn’t have. More than a place to buy fish, this market offers an experience that encompasses the best of northern Japanese culture. Sellers will proudly greet you with their best samples. Try wakame (seaweed) in a vendor’s prized sauce or see how saki aka is made (squid jerky) and have a bite. A great adventure for the kids as well—enormous crabs and other live sea dwellers are aplenty at the fish market. Not up for seafood tonight? Vendors also sell fresh fruit and vegetables, sake and refreshing ice cream. Hassyoku Center is open from 9 a.m.–6 p.m. every day but Wednesday. Be sure to bring cash, as with many Japanese establishments, credit cards are not accepted.

MIROKU YOKOCHO (FOOD STALL VILLAGE)

KUZUMAKI WINERY

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HACHINOHE MORNING MARKETS

Saturday, Sept. 8 | On sale now Ages 20+, $45 Hidden in the lush trees of the Hiraniwa Highlands lies Kuzumaki Winery, which uses a blend of succulent mountain grapes for its wine making process. These grapes give the wine a light, soft taste. Tours of the winery are available for those wine lovers who are curious to know how grapes become that cheery liquid in their glass. Explore the interworkings and then sample varieties to ﬁnd the perfect drink for your taste. Satisfy your hunger next door with local dishes that are sure to pair well with whites or reds.

TAKKO TOWN BEEF & GARLIC FESTIVAL GPS Coordinates 40.364793, 141.071641 Turn to page 7 for details.

ROKKASHO SALMON FESTIVAL GPS Coordinates 40.968136, 141.385514 Rokkasho Port

Saturday, Nov. 3 Sunday, Nov. 4 Look for the ITT Salmon Festival ticket lottery in October at 35fss.com. If you love fresh ﬁsh, you can always catch your own—by hand! Thousands of salmon are ready to be ccaught. They are slippery, wiggly and fast! Wading boots and gloves a d fa are rec recommended, as these ﬁsh are ar big and tough. You will get wet and have fun! ave fu

GPS Coordinates 40.5094,141.4906

Hachinohe is a true city of the sea—the food, drink and atmosphere very much reflects a city whose beginnings were “humble fishing port” and that very trade is what has formed Hach into a cultural mecca. Now the Aomori prefecture’s second largest city, fishing in Hach begins before the sun rises and doesn’t stop until midnight, but locals know how to play as hard as they work. Located in central Hachinohe, Miroku Yokocho is the largest gathering of food stalls in Japan, with over 25 tiny restaurants with big personalities. Each stall owner combines local ingredients with traditional recipes to create diverse culinary delights that are unique to the city. About eight people maximum can sit together in each stall and savor fresh catches and locally grown food that is prepared and cooked to perfection—the same way it has been for generations. Toasting with strangers is tradition here—make a new friend or two, as you wander in and out of each tiny eatery, learning more about Japanese culture and feeling like one of the locals. Stall hours vary depending on stall.

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$14 Diced chicken in franks, ranch white sauce, hot wing sauce, red onion, blue cheese crumbles, mozzarella and sliced green onion

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TUESDAYS STRAWBERRY CHEESECAKE PANCAKES $6.75 with medium drink $7.50

MONDAYS CHICKEN TACO RICE

$6.75 with medium drink $7.50

WEDNESDAYS GREEK BURGER

$6.95 with medium drink $7.70

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Maintenance Day | Closed Monday, Sept. 10

THURSDAYS SWEET & SOUR PORK

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A&FRC Airman & Family Readiness Center

Opportunity for Military Spouses

Spouse Pre-Deployment Orientation Wednesday, Sept. 12 10:30–11:30 a.m. | A&FRC

This workshop provides information for spouses on the deployment process, supporting agencies, deployment incentives and the opportunity to connect with other families that are in the same situation.

Key Spouse Refresher Training

Bundles for Babies

Monday, Sept. 17

9 a.m.–Noon Torii Bldg. 656, Room 1130

4–5 p.m. A&FRC

Appointed Key Spouses can utilize this refresher training for Misawa speciﬁc information.

Financial Management Opportunity Auto Buying, Lending & Borrowing Thursday, Sept. 20 10–11 a.m. A&FRC

Learn all the tricks about ﬁnancing options, where to look for vehicles and how to ﬁnalize the car buying process.

Opportunity for Military Spouses

Spouse Re-Deployment Orientation Wednesday, Sept. 26 10:30–11:30 a.m. A&FRC

We will prepare families for their spouses return from deployment to overcome possible challenges. This workshop will address resources available across the deployment cycle.

Tuesday, Sept. 18

Raise your ﬁnancial cost awareness with your new bundle of joy. Learn stress management techniques and car seat safety. Participants will receive a free bundle from AFAS.

Federal Resume Writing Thursday, Sept. 6 10–11 a.m.

Create an effective federal resume or improve your existing one. This workshop will help you transform your federal resume that will get you interviews.

Dress for Success & Interview with Confidence Wednesday, Sept. 19 10–11 a.m.

Create a more positive outcome before, during and after the interview. Get tips on how to shape your answers as well as increase your odds of landing the position.

CPO HR For Air Force Supervisors Tuesday, Sept. 11

APF Supervisors

Wednesday, Sept. 12

NAF Supervisors

Thursday, Sept. 13

MLC/IHA Supervisors

Scheduled Sessions: 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Torii Bldg. 653, Room 111 Join other Air Force Civilian Supervisors to ﬁne tune your supervisory skills and learn more about the different Human Resources programs for U.S. Appropriated Fund, Non-Appropriated Fund and Local National employment. Sessions include pre-recruitment strategies, hiring process, performance management and more. Sign up by calling 226-3521 or email 35FSS.FSMC.USStaffing@us.af.mil.

Banned Books Week Sept. 23–29 Freedom to Read!

We're shining a light on cast aside books all week long

Banned books are literary material that have been removed from curriculum. Challenged books have been attempted to be removed or restricted. Every year, we take a week to celebrate the power of print. Books nurture the growth of knowledge and make expression possible. Because of books, our history has been preserved and our present changed because of its lessons. Our culture has been shaped by ideas that were recorded by ink to paper and our future needs ALL books.

To ﬁnd a book on the banned book list visit: www.ala.org/advocacy/bbooks

LIBRARY

The library will be closed from Tuesday, Sept. 18–Thursday, Sept. 20 for inventory. There will be no Story Time on Tuesday, Sept. 18.

EDUCATION

Training Services The Airman Scholarship and Commissioning Program application window opens Saturday, Sept. 1

ASCP offers Active Duty enlisted personnel the opportunity to earn a commission if they can complete all bachelor degree and commissioning requirements in two to four years as an Air Force ROTC cadet.

REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: • 24 hours of graded college course work with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA • ACT composite score of 25, an SAT combined Reading and Math score of 1180 or an AFOQT Academic Aptitude score of 55 • Admission to a school offering AFROTC, (including crosstown schools) in the academic major of study desired H s passed Ha pass pa ssed sed all alll components com o po p ne n nt ntss of tthe he A irr F orce or c P ce hyysi sica cal ca • Has Air Force Physical F tn Fi tnes esss Te es estt Fitness Test Addi Ad diti di tiio tion on nal rrequirements/information equi eq u re ui reme me ents/ ntts/in s/in nform form fo rmat atio at io on ca ccan n be e ffound ound ou nd n do n th the e Additional on ASCP AS CP a pp plil ca c ti tion on p on age: ag e http://www.airuniversity.af.mil/Holme: p y application page: http://www.airuniversity.af.mil/HolmCenter/AFROTC/Display/Article/1047850/ p y

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SOAR offers Active Duty enlisted personnel the opportunity to earn a commission who can complete all bachelor degree and commissioning requirements in two to four years as an Air Force ROTC cadet.

2018 Scholarships For Outstanding Airman To ROTC (SOAR) packages are due to the Education Center no later than 4 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 17.

REQUIREMENTS INCLUDE: • 24 hours of graded college course work, with at least a 3.0 cumulative GPA • Admission to a school offering Air Force ROTC (including cross-town schools) in the academic major of study desired • Minimum ACT composite score of 25, an SAT combined Reading and Math score of 1180 or an AFOQT Academic Aptitude score of 55 Ha as passed pass pa ssed ss ed all alll components com ompo pone po ne ent ntss of of the the e Air Air Force Forrce ce Physical Phy hysi s ca si al • Has Fitn Fi tnes tn esss Test es Test Fitness Has not not been been selected sel elec ecte ec ted te d for for reassignment r asssi re sign gnme gn ment me ntt prior pri r orr to to ap appl plic pl icat ic attio ion n • Has application s bm su bmis issi is sion si on date dat ate e submission Med Me dica allllyy qualifi qu qual ual alifi ifie ifi e d fo or co ont ntin inue in ed en e liisttme ment n , commissioning nt comm co mm mmis mis issi sion si on nin ng • Medically ed for continued enlistment, an nd cleared ccllea e re ed for for worldwide worl wo r dw dwid ide e du duty tyy and M e Me etts all a l the al th he requirements r qu re quirremen em men ents ts for forr commissioning com ommi misssio miss oni ning ng g (physical, (ph phys ysic ys ical ic a , moral, al m ra mo ral,l, • Meets ess, es s, e tcc.). lis i te ed in i A F 3 FI 6 20 6013 1 , AF FRO R TCI TCI 36 TC 36-2 -2 -201 201 0 1, 1 A FI 3 6 6fitnes tness, etc.) listed AFI 36-2013, AFROTCI 36-2011, AFI 3620 002 and and d AFI AF FII 36-2005 366-20 20 005 2002 Addi Ad ditiion di nal a inf nfor nf o ma or mati mati tion on ccan a b an e fo ffound foun oun u d vvi ia: a http://www.airuniversity. p y Additional information be via: af.mil/Holm-Center/AFROTC/Display/Article/1047870/ p y

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SAT Test Date

Thursday, Oct. 18

For questions about ASCP Commissioning or SOAR packages, please contact Education & Training at 226-4201 or MisawaEducationOffice@us.af.mil

MISAWA BASE HONOR GUARD

TO BE ELIGIBLE FOR THE HONOR GUARD YOU MUST:

Become a Ceremonial Guardsman

rom official events, to digniﬁed transfers and change of commands, Guardsmen are the few that are handpicked to be a visual representation of what the Air Force stands for. From day one of our Air Force careers we are taught how important tradition and legacy are, and these men and women are the ones who preserve it.

• Have at least 12 months retainability • Not be on a control roster, have a current UIF or be under Article-15 punishment • Meet AF fitness standards • Must adhere to strict dress and appearance standards • Must have approval/recommendation from Supervisor, First Sergeant, and Commander • Must have outstanding attitude, dedication and willingness to better yourself and the team

Benefits • Consideration for an AF Achievement Medal after 12 months on the team • Reserved parking spot at the Base Exchange and Misawa E' Club • Award of a distinctive Base Honor Guard Badge and coin • Eligible to compete at Base level annual awards • Improve leadership skills and gain valuable tools to help you succeed in your military career • Meet and work with highly motivated JASDF, Navy, and Airmen from numerous career fields and specialties Practice • Sense of pride and accomplishment in knowing Times that you are a member of the Misawa Base Mondays & Wednesdays Honor Guard 3–5 p.m. • Morale events paid or at a discounted rate Bldg. 1532 (next to ALS) • Opportunity to get involved with the local community • Stand out amongst your peers! Contact misawa.honor.guard@us.af.mil for more information and to sign up. Find us on Facebook at @Misawa Base Honor Guard.

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Parent’s Night Out

New School Year Begins Parents needing care for the school year will need to request care through MilitaryChildCare.com. Care is provided on a priority basis, and parents can see which priority they fall into on the website. This is applicable to all children who were not enrolled during the 2017–2018 school year.

Friday, Sept. 14 6:30–10:30 p.m. Sign-up by Monday, Sept. 10

If you need assistance or have questions, please call 226-2266 or stop by the front desk.

Misawa Teen Center Worldwide Day of Play

Open House Friday, Sept. 14 4–6 p.m. FREE Ages 13–18 Learn about the Misawa Teen Center and decide if you want to become a Member. We will be giving away a one-month FREE membership during the event. Light refreshments will be provided.

Fall Festival at Parent’s Night Out Friday, Sept. 21 6:30–10:30 p.m. Members $5 | Non-Members $10 Ages 13–18 Enjoy the soon-to-be fall weather as we snuggle up to watch movies while enjoying hot cocoa and then go bowling at the Walmsley Bowling Center.

Wednesday, Sept. 19 2–4 p.m. FREE Ages 13–18 Open to Members and Non-Members Potter Fitness Center Today is about disconnecting from your phones and electronics and enjoying camaraderie with friends by playing basketball, volleyball and racquetball.

Cultural Experience Wednesday, Sept. 26 2:30–6:30 p.m. FREE Arrive by 2 p.m. at the Misawa Teen Center Sign up by Wednesday, Sept. 19 We will leave base to experience Japanese culture as we visit shrines in the local area to understand what they symbolize.

Lunney Youth Center Dodge-Fall Dodgeball

TOURNAMENT Friday, Sept. 28 ∙ 7–10 p.m.

Individual Youth $5 Inquire about Adult Team $35 volunteering to referee! Audience Admission $3 Lunney Youth Center Register by Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 5 p.m. Spots are limited. Help us raise money at our 5 v. 5 dodgeball tournament fundraiser including a youth free-for-all style competitive dodgeball kicking off the event. The adult 5 v. 5 dodgeball tournament begins at 7:30 p.m. Teams will play best two out of three, ﬁve-minute rounds, bracket play. The champion team receives bragging rights and the grand prize! Registration packets are available at the Lunney Youth Center. One packet is required per adult team. Youth can sign up as individuals. Concessions will be available for sale while all proceeds will go towards sponsoring the Misawa Minions Torch Club, the youth community service organization’s annual spring break trip to Tokyo. Larger donations will also be graciously accepted.

DAILY & MONTHLY RATES The

$2 a day

for Non-Members summer special has been extended!

Check out what the Lunney Youth Center is all about. A Youth Center contract is required for participation. Daily rate users are not eligible for Member discounts on Youth Sports, Instructional Programs or special events. Some clubs and activities are limited to monthly Members due to limited availability.

Keep an eye out for the 2018/19 Fiscal Year contract! All children and youth enrolled in Youth Programs must have a signed contract on ﬁle for the new ﬁscal year by Oct. 1.

YOUTH SPORTS

Please visit 35FSS.com for the full Youth Sports calendar. Flag Football Ages 8–18 Registration is open until Oct. 12 Basketball Ages 5–18 Registration Dates: Oct. 15–Dec. 28 Volunteer Coaches Needed! Youth Sports can only operate with volunteer coaches. If interested, please contact the Lunney Youth Center at 226-3220. Background checks are required to become a volunteer coach. Youth Sports participants must have a current physical and shot record, including the ﬂu shot, at time of registration.

Worldwide Day of Play AT PARENT’S NIGHT OUT

Friday, Sept. 14 Sign-up by Wednesday, Sept. 12 6:30–10:30 p.m. Come kid around and play at the

Members FREE Lunney Youth Center in celebration Non-Members $5 of WWDOP! Enjoy fun activities, Ages 9–13 dinner and treats.

INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS Please call the Lunney Youth Center for more information on our upcoming Hip Hop dance classes. MISAWA INSTRUCTIONAL YOUTH PROGRAMS

WANTS YOU!

Do you have a hobby, skill or sport you would like to share with others? Are you looking for a new, exciting, proﬁtable opportunity? Do you like working with children and young adults? If so, Misawa Instructional Youth Programs wants you! We are currently looking for new instructors to expand our class offerings. Whether it’s a one-day special program, a week long camp or even an ongoing class, we can accommodate any schedule! Contact the Lunney Youth Center at 226-3220 for more information. 27

FCC Are you looking for a part-time job with flexible hours? Be your own boss, set your own schedule and become an FCC provider. We are looking for providers for expanded child care, which includes: Extended Duty Care FCC Subsidy Program PCS Care Deployment Child Care Support FCC 24/7 Care Emergency Medical Care OCONUS Respite Care Wounded Warrior Care Child Care Support for Fallen Warriors If you are interested in becoming an FCC provider, please call 226-4666 or 226-2273. Parents looking for an FCC provider can also visit www.militarychildcare.com to register your child for care.

CDC Early Learning Matters Coming in September 2018 Air Force Child Development Programs will be implementing a new curriculum for preschoolers with infant and toddler implementation in early 2019. The Early Learning Matters curriculum promotes positive outcomes in all areas of development from birth to age ﬁve. It is based on the latest research on child development and best practices in early education and care. ELM offers a comprehensive, developmentally appropriate approach to meaningful learning for all children featuring: • A whole child focus on skills that bolster school readiness and life success. • Developmentally sequenced activities that embed strategies for individualizing. • Evidence-informed, friendly-to-use resources for program staff and families. • Training tools to support direct care staff with different professional backgrounds.

• 50 weeks of developmentally appropriate activity plans for children organized by age ranges: Birth–12 months, 12–24 months, 24–36 months and 3–5 years. • Fully aligned with NAEYC guidelines, including accreditation criteria and early learning standards. • Weekly parenting tips for supporting and extending children’s learning in families. ELM was developed by Purdue University for the Department of Defense Child Development Program and civilian programs of early care. Education development of the curriculum was supported by the DoD-USDA Partnership for Military Families.

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Vanessa Breen This month the 35 FSS Community Support flight says good-bye to another of our renowned program directors. Ms. Vanessa Breen, the Arts & Crafts Director since August 2016, leaves a very successful legacy as she heads to Kadena AB to spread her skills and knowledge. She has successfully overseen all operations at the Arts & Crafts Center to include engraving, wood shop, ceramics and framing. She also supervised the Pit Stop Garage and Auto Skills Center. Her programs will be enjoyed for years to come with the new welding shop and skills classroom. Her programming has been enjoyed by the whole community in Painting Uncorked, Mini Monet and other great craft classes. She has expanded the crafting section to help everyone fulfill their wildest crafting adventures. Stop by the Arts & Crafts Center to wish her farewell and enjoy the program she has dedicated two years to improving and expanding.

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FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT BUMPERS GRILL From Home: 7-1553 From DSN: 957-1553 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 1-281-657-1553 Sun 11 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Mon–Thu 11 a.m.–8:30 p.m. Fri & Sat 11 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Federal holidays Noon–6:30 p.m. Closed until 5 p.m. rst Tues of each month for maintenance CAFÉ MOKUTEKI Bldg. 626 From Home: 7-1555 From DSN: 957-1555 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 1-281-657-1555 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Closed second Mon of each month for maintenance

RECREATION BASE BEACH Bldg. 1451, 226-9378 Gate Hours Mon–Sun 5 a.m.–8 p.m. Marina Rental Hours Sat & Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed if inclement weather is forecast. COMMUNITY CENTER Bldg. 973, 226-4128 Oﬃce Hours Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat–Sun Noon–6 p.m. Federal holidays Noon–6 p.m. PACAF Family Days 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s Day CLOSED FREEDOM FITNESS CENTER Bldg. 1962, 226-9987 Mon–Fri 1–7 p.m. 24 hr access with card Closed federal holidays, warrior days and exercises OVERSTREET MEMORIAL LIBRARY Bldg. 629, 226-4083 Mon–Thu 10 a.m.–8 p.m. Fri–Sun Noon–6 p.m. Federal holidays Noon–5 p.m.

SERVICES AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS CENTER Bldg. 656, 226-4735 Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Closed the rst Thu of each month from 1–4 p.m. for training ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER Frame & Graphics Shop & Retail Store Bldg. 645, 226-4279 Tue‒Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed Sun, Mon & federal holidays Wood Shop Bldg. 645, 226-4279 Tue‒Fri Noon–8 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed Sun, Mon & federal holidays

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35 FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON Command Section Bldg. 653, 226-3008 Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m.

35 FSS MARKETING & PUBLICITY Bldg. 656, 226-9272 / 9273 Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Closed weekends & federal holidays

35 FSS HUMAN RESOURCES OFFICE Bldg. 626, 226-3108 / 9275 Mon–Thu 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Fri Open by appointment only Closed weekends & federal holidays

CIVILIAN PERSONNEL SECTION Bldg. 656, 226-4621 Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Closed the last Fri of every month & federal holidays

FLIGHT KITCHEN DINING FACILITY Bldg. 624, 226-4463 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Limited to crew members and anyone in a ight status as crew member or passengers From 1:30–4 a.m. call 080-8207-0346

GRISSOM DINING FACILITY Bldg. 624, 226-4463 / 4902 Breakfast Mon–Fri 5:30–8 a.m. Lunch Mon–Fri 10:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Dinner Mon–Fri 4:30–7:30 p.m. Night Everyday 10 p.m.–12:30 a.m. Brunch Sat & Sun 6 a.m.–1 p.m. Dinner Sat & Sun 5–7 p.m. Holiday Hours Brunch 6:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Dinner 5–7 p.m.

FALCON FEEDER DINING FACILITY Bldg. 3262, 226-1635 Breakfast 6:30–8 a.m. Lunch 11 a.m.–2 p.m. Dinner 6–8 p.m. Closed weekends & federal holidays FIT PIT Bldg. 622 From Home: 7-1561 From DSN: 957-1561 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 1-281-657-1561 Mon–Fri 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–2 p.m. PACAF Family Days 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Closed Sun & federal holidays

GOSSER GOLF COURSE Bldg.1464 From Home: 7-1563 From DSN: 957-1563 From Cell: 080-1857-0087 Pro Shop Weekdays 6:45 a.m.–6 p.m. Weekends 5:45 a.m.–6 p.m. Driving Range Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week Closed Tues until 10 a.m. for maintenance Purchase tokens during Pro Shop hours *All hours are weather permitting HIMBERG POOL Bldg. 625, 226-3152 Call 226-9378 for Fish Bowl reservations Mon–Thu 6–10 a.m. | 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Fri 6–10 a.m. | 11 a.m.–8 p.m Closed 5–6 p.m. for maintenance Sat & Sun 8 a.m.–Noon | 1–5 p.m. PACAF Family Days open at 8 a.m. Closed federal holidays LAND MEMORIAL SKI LODGE Bldg.1482, 226-9378 Open for private reservations only Noon–11 a.m. next day Call the Outdoor Recreation Center for availability LEFTWICH PARK Near Security Hill Reservations 226-9378 Open daily, dawn to dusk

AUTO COMPLEX Auto Hobby Center Bldg. 767, 226-4654 Self-Service Facility Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 11 a.m.–8 p.m. Sat & Sun 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed Wed & federal holidays PACAF Family Days Noon–6 p.m. Towing by Appointment Only Sat–Sun Emergencies Only Pit Stop Garage Bldg. 965, 226-9486 Full Service Facility Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:45 p.m. Closed Sat, Sun & federal holidays CHELI SCHOOL AGE CARE Kindergarten–Age 12 Bldg. 412, 226-2266 Care Mon–Fri 6 a.m.–6 p.m. Cashier Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m. Closed weekends, PACAF Family Days & federal holidays

LAKEVIEW GRILLE Bldg. 1464 From Home: 7-1564 From DSN: 957-1564 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 7-1564 Sun–Sat 10:30 a.m.–3 p.m. Closed the third Mon of every month MISAWA CLUB Bldg. 485/486 From Home: 7-1556 From DSN: 957-1556 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 1-281-657-1556

OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTER Bldg. 973, 226-9378 Thu–Sat & Mon–Tue 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Closed Wed, Sun & select federal holidays WILD WEST RANGE Paintball/Skeet & Trap Bldg. 973, 226-9378 Sat & Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m. LUNNEY YOUTH CENTER Bldg. 112, 226-3220 Oﬃce Hours 11 a.m.–5:30 p.m. Youth Facility Hours Mon, Tues, Thu & Fri 2:15–6:30 p.m. Wed 1:15–6:30 p.m. Closed Sat, Sun, federal holidays & PACAF Family Days MISAWA ITT Bldg. 973 Local Tours 226-3555 Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat 10 a.m–2 p.m. Closed Sunday & federal holidays MISAWA TEEN CENTER Bldg. 626, 226-2792 Mon, Tues, Thu & Fri 2:15–6:30 p.m. Wed 1:15–6:30 p.m. Closed Sat, Sun, PACAF Family Days & holidays; modied hours for special events

EDUCATION & TRAINING SERVICES Bldg. 653, Rm. 203, 226-4201 Mon–Fri 8 a.m.–4 p.m. Closed PACAF Family Days & federal holidays FAMILY CHILD CARE Bldg. 656, 226-CARE Oﬃce Hours Mon–Fri 8:30–9:30 a.m. (families) Mon–Fri 9:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. (appt. only) Closed weekends, PACAF Family Days & federal holidays MISAWA INN Bldg. 670, 222-0282 24 hours a day, 7 days a week MISAWA PET KENNEL Bldg. 756, 226-2228 Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Closed every day from 1:30–2:30 p.m. Closed Sun & federal holidays

NAF ACCOUNTING OFFICE Bldg. 653, 226-2777 Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. MILITARY PERSONNEL SECTION Bldg. 653, 226-4002 Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri 8 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Wed 8 a.m.–3 p.m. Closed weekends & federal holidays Office Hours Mon–Fri 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Catering Office 957-1556 Mon–Fri 9 a.m.–5 p.m. T's Burritos Mon–Fri Breakfast 6:30–10 a.m. Mon–Fri Lunch 10 a.m.–1 p.m. Sat Breakfast 6:30 a.m.–1 p.m. Closed on maintenance days Wild Weasels’ Bar & Grill Dinner Fri–Sat 5–10 p.m. Bar Fri–Sat 5 p.m.–Midnight Nami Grill Mon–Fri 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Tohoku Dining Room Lunch Mon–Fri 11 a.m.–1 p.m. Dinner Tues 5–8 p.m. Make Your Own Pizza Sunday buffet 9 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Cashiers’ Cage Mon–Thu 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Fri 9:30 a.m.–10 p.m. Sat 4–10 p.m. Closed Sunday Sports Bar Mon–Thurs 4 p.m.–Midnight Fri–Sat 4 p.m.–2 a.m. Sunday 4–9 p.m. Closed on maintenance days

POTTER FITNESS CENTER Bldg. 622, 226-3982 Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–10 p.m. Sat–Sun 8 a.m.–8 p.m. Federal holidays & PACAF Family Days 8 a.m.–8 p.m. WALMSLEY BOWLING CENTER Bldg. 627 From Home: 7-1554 From DSN: 957-1554 From Cell: 0176-77-8255* then 1-281-657-1554 Sun 11 a.m.–7 p.m. Mon–Thu 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Fri & Sat 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Federal holidays Noon–7 p.m. Closed until 5 p.m. rst Tue of each month for maintenance WEASELS’ DEN Bldg. 973, 226-9378, 226-4128 Arcade, party rooms, playground, running track, soccer eld Mon–Fri 5 a.m.–7 p.m. Sat & Sun 10 a.m.–7 p.m. PACAF Family Days 5 a.m.–5 p.m. Federal holidays Noon–6 p.m. Thanksgiving, Christmas & New Year’s Day CLOSED

MISAWA POST OFFICE Bldg. 519, 226-3492 Closed Sun & federal holidays Pick Up WIndow Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Customer Service Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Oﬃcial Mail Center Mon–Fri 10 a.m.–4 p.m. Finance (includes shipping) Closed Mon Tue–Fri 10 a.m.–5 p.m. Sat 10 a.m.–4 p.m. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT & FIRST TERM AIRMAN CENTER Bldg. 1006, 226-7829 Mon–Fri 7:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. YOIKO CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER Bldg.10, 226-4666 Mon–Fri 6 a.m.–6 p.m. Closed weekends, PACAF Family Days & federal holidays

Misawa Club: Sunday Breakfast Buffet ITT: Beef & Garlic Festival Shuttle

Library: Banned Books Week Begins Misawa Club: Sunday Breakfast Buffet

Misawa Club: Sunday Breakfast Buffet

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Golf: Long Drive and Trick Shot Demonstration A&FRC: Key Spouse Refresher Training A&C: Heat Transfer Vinyl Class

Bowling: Labor Day Colorama

Labor Day

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WED

Golf: Wednesday Night Scramble & Skins A&FRC: Spouse ReDeployment Orientation Teen: Cultural Experience

Halloween Cupcake Decorating Saturday, Oct. 13

ODR: Twilight Standup Paddleboarding & Kayaking at the Base Beach Bowling: Kids Eat Free Night

A&C: Halloween Wreath Class A&FRC: Auto Buying, Lending & Borrowing Workshop Bowling: Youth League Begins Bowling: Kids Eat Free Night

Kids Halloween Party Saturday, Oct. 27

Misawa Club: Member Appreciation Dinner Golf: Wednesday Night Scramble & Skins Bowling: Intramural League Begins Teen: Worldwide Day of Play A&FRC: Dress For Success

ODR: Twilight Standup Paddleboarding & Kayaking at the Base Beach Bowling: Kids Eat Free Night

29 Misawa Club: Oktoberfest and Battle of the Bands Bowling: Singles Social A&C: Painting Uncorked ODR: Cape Tappi Scuba Diving ITT: Sendai Baseball ITT: Beef & Garlic Festival Shuttle ODR: Matsuminotaki Falls Mountain Bike & Hike

22 ODR: Mt. Komagatake Overnight Backpacking Hike ODR: Shimokita Cliffs Kayaking ITT: Morioka Zoo ITT: Takayama Inari Shrine A&C: Frame Class

Misawa Club: Glow Bunco Fitness: Duathlon Golf: Shamble Golf Tournament Single Airman: Kawarage Wild Hot Springs & GeoPark ITT: Hotokegaura

A&C: Mini Monet and Frame Class Single Airman: Tohoku Festivals Noshiro ODR: Matsuminotaki Falls Mountain Bike & Hike ITT: Sendai Baseball ITT: Kuzumaki Winery

Pet Kennel: PAWpularity Contest Sept. 1–24 A&C: Ceramics & Cocktails ODR: Kayak & Camp at Lake Towada ITT: Iwate Safari Park

SAT

Tear here to hang on your fridge!

Youth: Dodgeball Tournament

Bowling: Dorm Dweller’s League Begins Teen: Fall Festival at Parent’s Night Out

Community Center: Friday Night Bingo A&C: Home Décor Class Cheli SAC: Parent’s Night Out Teen: Open House Youth: Worldwide Day of Play at Parent’s Night Out

Misawa Club: First Friday in the Faultline (Members Only) HRO: NAF Job Fair

6 A&C: Fall Harvest Wreath Class ODR: PADI Scuba Course Begins Bowling: Kids Eat Free Night A&FRC: Federal Resume Writing

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Misawa Club: Holiday Party Lottery Golf: Wednesday Night Scramble & Skins A&FRC: Military Spouse Pre-Deployment Orientation

Misawa Club: Swag Day in the Misawa E’Club Lobby Golf: Wednesday Night Scramble & Skins

HBB Fall Show Saturday, Oct. 6

Misawa Club: Latin Dance Lessons in the Faultline A&C: Home Décor Class

Misawa Club: Latin Dance Lessons in the Faultline Bowling: Women & Wine League Begins A&FRC: Bundles for Babies

Misawa Club: Latin Dance Lessons in the Faultline

Misawa Club: Latin Dance Lessons in the Faultline A&C: FREE glaze on PACAF Family Day

TUE

TROY’s Military and Family Scholarship caps the cost of tuition at $250 per credit hour for active military. Also, your spouse and dependents receive up to 50% in tuition savings.

TERM II 2018 Oct. 15 - Dec. 16, 2018 Application Deadline: 10/05/18 Registration Begins: 09/24/18 TERM III 2019 Jan. 7 - Mar. 10, 2019 Application Deadline: 12/21/18 Registration Begins: 11/26/18

CONTACT THE PROGRAM COORDINATOR NEAREST YOU

TERM IV 2019 Mar. 18 - May 19, 2019 Application Deadline: 03/08/19 Registration Begins: 02/25/19

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OSAN AB osan@troy.edu DSN 748-8151

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YONGSAN AG yongsan@troy.edu DSN 723-7508

TERM V 2019 May 28 – July 28, 2019 Application Deadline: 05/17/19 Registration Begins: 05/06/19

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Church of God

Misawa Christian Center John 14:6 Jesus said to him, “I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”

ATTEND A WEBINAR TO LEARN HOW UMUC PROGRAMS ARE MADE FOR YOU!

Misawa, Japan Church 0176-53-9850 Pastor Clarence “Butch” Alston 090-4885-8837 ministrymcc4j@gmail.com

A Spirit-Filled Place of Worship and Revival For All People • Dynamic Praise and Worship • Full Gospel Preaching / Teaching • Contemporary Christian Music and Concerts • Youth / Children / Nursery Ministries

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Women’s Ministry & Bible Study Tuesday, 6:30pm Zion’s Praise & Worship Practice Wednesday, 6:30pm Men’s Ministry & Bible Study Thursday, 6:30pm

Children Church / Nursery 11:00am

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If you apply for admission within 30 days of attending, your $50 application fee will be waived!

Sunday Worship Service

Main Gate

Student Webinars

All worship services translated to Japanese. Call for more information.

Prayer Meeting 1st and 3rd Saturday, 8:00am Ci Mis ty aw Oﬃ a ce

Outreach & Fellowship

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Misawa Christian Center

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PRINT SHOP SERVICES

at the Marketing & Publicity Office

MONDAY–FRIDAY 7:30 A.M.–4:30 P.M. CLOSED WEEKENDS & FEDERAL HOLIDAYS

Torii Building 656, Room 1435 misawa.marketing@us.af.mil misawa.marketing@gmail.com DSN: 226-9272 Submit a work order and view our price list online at www.35fss.com.

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Personalized Business Cards Banners, Posters and Flyers Canvas Prints Photo Prints Design Services And much more!

PASSPORT PHOTOS $8 Appointments are available ble Monday–Friday, 7:45 a.m.–4 p.m. Call 226-9272 to schedule an appointment. We do not accept walk-ins.

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