MAIL: 374 FSS/FSK • UNIT 5119, BLDG 1295 • APO, AP 96328-5119
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EDITOR’S NOTE
It’s officially starting to warm up. After this cold and wet winter, no one is more ready for the warm weather and eye-catching nature growing back than I am! My name is Melanie Cruz, I am the new writer-editor for marketing. Heather Olson left a great spot for me to fill, and I couldn’t be more ready to do so. I graduated in 2023 from my home state, South Carolina, with a Mass Communications degree. I am eternally grateful for my family and my professors that supported me, like Drs. Stan Diel and Kay Packett, who have both traveled the world, taught me dry humor, to not take life too seriously, and inspired me in so many other ways. I lived there for 23 years and always dreamed of traveling the world. Thankfully, being married into the military helps with that. One of my greatest dreams? To see cherry blossoms in person! Coincidentally, we have a few recommendations for seeing the blooming sakura trees in the area on page 13.
I just moved here in November with my partner who is active-duty, and we have already seen so much of Tokyo. Japan is stunning, we are thrilled to see more, like all of the famous temples; and I know you are too! It has the most intricate traditions, the most respectful people, mouth-watering food, every kind of terrain you could want to see, and don’t forget the sake! I plan to bring you the most intriguing articles, painting vivid pictures in your mind’s eye of the fabulous trips and events happening here on base like ESports on page 8. I hope to convey the most authentic experiences into detailed words and stories for you all, and bring insights to not-so-popular national days like National Sleep Day on page 25.
Melanie Cruz Writer-Editor
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HORIZONS is published for United States Military and Department of Defense personnel and their family members living in or assigned to the Kanto Plain (Japan) region and Japanese Nationals and their families assigned to Yokota Air Base, Japan. Horizons is the official magazine of the 374th Force Support Squadron, Yokota Air Base, Japan. Opinions expressed in Horizons do not necessarily represent those of the 374th Airlift Wing or the United States Air Force. No Federal endorsement of advertisers or sponsors is intended. All facility programs, event hours, and dates are subject to change.
042-552-2510 Ext. 53308
OFFICERS’ & ENLISTED CLUBS
ALL WELCOME MEMBERS ONLY
OFFICERS’ CLUB
225-8526 • Bldg. 31
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DINING
SEAFOOD NIGHT
Wed • 12 Mar • 5–9 p.m.
Chico’s Chop House
Reservations recommended
Select from a menu of your seafood favorites and enjoy clam chowder, snow crab and more!
*Show proof of membership and receive 15% off!
BUTCHER’S CHOICE
Wed • 19 Mar • 5–9 p.m.
Chico’s Chop House
Reservations Recommended
Featuring a choice of Lobster, Seafood, Pork Chops, & Steaks. Includes a Salad Bar and a buffet of delicious sides and assorted desserts. Side and dessert buffet are free for members and $5 for Non-Members with a $10 minimum purchase.
*Show proof of membership and receive 15% off!
EVENT
MARDI GRAS CELEBRATION/ LUNCH SPECIAL BUFFET
Tues • 4 Mar • 11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
Chico’s Chop House
$15.75 • Ages 13 & Up • $10 • Ages 5–12
Come celebrate Mardi Gras with a taste of New Orleans cuisine! We’ve got Creole Jambalaya, Blackened Fish with Lemon Dill Aioli, Creole BBQ Shrimp and more! Enjoy King cake and delicious desserts with freshly brewed coffee!
*Show proof of membership and receive 15% off!
KIDS CLUB: FOX IN SOCKS
Wed • 5 Mar • 5–7 p.m.
Members: $15 • Ages 13 & Up, $10 • Ages 3–12
Nonmembers: $20 • Ages 13 & Up, $15 • Ages 3–12
Includes: Buffet, Games & Prizes!
Jump into the world of Dr. Seuss! Enjoy a film, delicious buffet, fun crafts, games, and exciting prizes! Come as you are or as your favorite Dr. Seuss character!
ENLISTED CLUB
227-8820 • Bldg. 2066
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DINING
KIDS $2 MEALS NIGHT
Tue • 11, 18 & 25 Mar • 5–7 p.m. Charlie T’s
SUNDAY BREAKFAST
Sun • 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 Mar • 9 a.m.–1 p.m.
$15.75 Ages 13 & Up
$7.50 Ages 5–12
Free Ages 4 & Under EVENT
WEEKLY EVENTS HAPPENING AT SHOGUN LOUNGE
Wednesdays: Wingman Wednesday & Trivia • 6–9 p.m.
Thursdays: Texas Hold ‘Em • 6–10 p.m.
Fridays: Karaoke • 6–10 p.m.
Saturdays: Tabletop Game Day • 9 a.m.–8 p.m.
ALL RANKS
All events listed below may only be attended by enlisted and officer club members.
LADIES MOCKTAIL NIGHT
Wednesdays • 5–9:30 p.m. • Samurai Lounge
*Free mocktail with purchase of entrée
TRIVIA
Thursdays • 6–8:30 p.m. • Samurai Lounge
Members: $10; Nonmembers: $15
*Includes all you can eat Chef’s Selection from 5–7 p.m.
Tue • 4 Mar • 5–7 p.m. • Charlie T’s & Chico's With food purchase, DINE IN ONLY
STATE ADMISSION DAY
Wed • 5 Mar • 5–9 p.m. • Charlie T’s & Chico's Vermont, Ohio, Maine, Florida and Nebraska driver’s license holders receive a free dinner up to a $10 value.
*Offer for Yokota Club Members only
RETIREES APPRECIATION DAY
Fri • 28 Mar • 5–9 p.m.
Charlie T’s & Chico’s Chop House Retirees receive a 50% discount with the purchase of an entrée.
*Must show proof of membership and retiree I.D. Card
ENLISTED CLUB
All events listed below may only be attended by enlisted personnel and their families.
FRIDAY SOCIAL HOUR
Fridays • 5–7 p.m. • Free • Adults Only
FREE PIZZA NIGHT
Thu • 6 Mar • 5–7 p.m.
Shogun Lounge • Adults Only
*No Takeout
OFFICERS’ CLUB
All events listed below may be attended by officer personnel and their families.
FRIDAY SOCIAL HOUR
Fridays • 5–7 p.m. • Samurai Lounge
LAST FRIDAY SOCIAL HOUR
Last Friday of Every Month • 5–7 p.m.
Samurai Lounge
ST. PATRICK’S CELEBRATION
Fri • 14 Mar • 5–Close
Members only: 5–7 p.m.; All welcome: 7–Close
Yokota Esports
For some, gaming is a way to blow off steam after a long day at work. For others, it’s just a hobby. For those who participate in Yokota Esports tournaments, it’s a competition.
Gamers have been gathering on Yokota Air Base to claim victory in various games since the first event in the summer of 2022. The Air Force Gaming Program at Yokota was started by MSgt Steffan Gray when he became a base ambassador, and is now a PACAF regional ambassador. Their courts and fields consist of PCs, tabletop gaming and console systems, while their spoils include Force Support Squadron (FSS) gifts, exclusive swag, and more. Quarterly tournaments can attract up to 125 people depending on the game, though the numbers have steadily grown as the community grows. While still a relatively new organization, Yokota Esports is known for welcoming gamers of all ages and skill levels, offering an inclusive environment for players to connect and compete.
Yokota Esports isn’t just about gaming— it’s about community. For Airmen and others stationed on Yokota Air Base, these tournaments provide a much-needed outlet to unwind, recharge and build new friendships. TSgt Jay Mason, SrA Luke Mariano, and A1C Aryan Rose are the Ambassadors who run the program year-round, doing all the heavy-lifting for Esports. Typically included games are Super Smash Brothers, Call of Duty, Fortnite, Mario Kart, Tekken, Street Fighter, and tabletop games like Magic the Gathering, Warhammer 40K and more. Prizes range from high-end gaming equipment to official PACAF Esports recognition! This month, Yokota Esports is taking its competition to the next level with participation in the Pacific Air Forces (PACAF) Gaming Tournament. The main game is Call of Duty Black Ops 6, where the winners from January’s tournament will compete against other bases for the championship title.
The PACAF tournament not only highlights individual skills but also showcases the growing importance of gaming as a tool for boosting morale, energy and unity among Airmen. By participating, gamers demonstrate that Esports is more than just entertainment— it’s a way to build resilience, teamwork and a sense of belonging; even in the high-pressure environment of military life.
As Yokota Esports continues to expand, organizers are planning more frequent tournaments, collaborative events with other bases, and even charity streams to give back to the local community. With each event, the organization cements its place as a vital part of Yokota Air Base’s culture.
Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or a casual player, Yokota Esports offers something for everyone. So grab your controller, join the action and be part of the growing legacy of gaming on Yokota Air Base!
By Heather Olson and Melanie Cruz
BEAUTY & BLOOMS SAKU SEASON IN JAPAN
It’s spring time! The days are getting warmer, the sun is brighter, lush green grass is growing back, and the cherry blossoms are starting to blanket Japan in pink and white petals that come and go with little time to truly cherish them. Rivers, streets and shrines are lined with people from around the world trying to get a glimpse at the fleeting beauty of the famed sakura trees of Japan. If you are looking for your next adventure, and want to see them in their peak season, check out some of the best locations to see the cherry blossoms before they fall.
1. UENO PARK
Mid Mar–Mid Apr
The paths of Ueno Park are lined with over 1,000 cherry trees, the first of which were planted by Tokugawa Iemitsu, the third shogun of the Tokugawa Shogunate (1603–1868). Located only four stops from Tokyo station, Ueno Park is conveniently placed and a wonderful way for the whole family to see the blossoms. After the festival, the family can stop at the Ueno Zoo or one of the many museums surrounding the area to round out a day of fun.
3. SHINJUKU GYOEN
Early Apr
Featuring more than 1,000 cherry trees of different varieties, blooming at slightly different times, you are likely to find a less crowded spot. Spacious lawn areas covered in abundant green grass, the atmosphere is calm, peaceful, and tranquil. Due to the earlier and later blooming trees, this is the perfect outing for those of you who may miss the main season by a week or two.
2. OKAZAKI CANAL
Mid Mar–Early Apr
The historical city of Kyoto is the backdrop to the Okazaki Canal, where hundreds of sakura trees border the waterway and create stunning scenery for a 25-minute canal cruise. Home to the Nanzen-ji Temple and the torii gate of Heian Shrine, a trip to Okazaki Canal is one that promises to be full of beautiful blossoms and traditional architecture.
4. SUMIDA PARK
Early Apr
The park stretches for a few hundred meters along both sides of the Sumida River, offering perfect views of the Tokyo Sky Tree. With some food stands available, you can grab a snack while enjoying the sweet scent of the blooming trees and an eye-catching view everywhere you turn. Located on the river, you can even hop on one of the boats to cruise around, offering even more unique picturesque moments.
SHINGEN-KO SAMURAI FESTIVAL
The city of Kofu, in Yamanashi Prefecture, celebrates the legacy of Takeda Shingen every year, the hierarchical lord of present-day Kofu. The annual Shingen-ko Samurai Festival is held every year in April with the highlight of the festival being the Koshu Battalion Deployment, a reenactment of more than 1,500 people dressed in samurai costumes and heading off to war. This parade is recognized by the Guinness World Records as the largest gathering of samurais in the world. The re-enactment is usually led by a famous actor known as Takeda Shingen. After the deployment ceremony and sake rituals, bathed in torchlight and surrounded by his 24 generals, the actor then leads his army along the streets of Kofu City. Shingen was an exceptional military strategist and was admired by followers and rivals alike. His cavalry, which was said to be the strongest in the 16th century Sengoku Period, has been widely described through the ages as the symbol of his strength. He also excelled in judicial and administrative matters and his ideals were used by many feudal lords to come. This period was also known as the “Age of Warring States”, and is described as a turbulent and violent time for Japan as rival warlords fought bitterly for control of the country.
*April tour sign-up starts at 10 a.m. on Sat, 8 Mar.
LEGEND
COST BY AGE GROUP:
$50 (4 & Up) With Observation Seat $50 (3 & Under, if a seat is needed)
ITINERARY:
Depart 11 a.m.
Festival 1–8 p.m.
Return 9:3 0 p.m.
*The tour price includes bus transportation. Please note that there will be a significant amount of walking on this tour, and there will be heavy crowds at the festival area.
For updates on all things ITT, visit /YokotaTravel.
For detailed information on ITT’s upcoming tours, visit Yokota374FSS.com/ITT. 227-7083 • Bldg. 327
OUTDOOR RECREATION
225-4552 • Bldg. 564
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MARCH
FIRST-TIMER, BEGINNER & FAMILY-FRIENDLY
KUROHIME-KOGEN DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Sun • 9 Mar • 4:45 a.m.–9 p.m.
$85 • Ages 13 & Up
$65 • Ages 3–12
Sign up by: 5 Mar
Includes: Transit & Lift Ticket
MYOKO-SUGINOHARA DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Wed • 12 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$60 • All Ages
Sign up by: 6 Mar
Includes: Transit
HAKUBA-HAPPO-ONE
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Tue • 18 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$60 • All Ages
Sign up by: 12 Mar
Includes: Transit
HAKUBA 47 & GORYU DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Sat • 22 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$65 • All Ages
Sign up by: 18 Mar
Includes: Transit
ARAI DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Wed • 26 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$60 • All Ages
Sign up by: 20 Mar
Includes: Transit
EZ CYCLING
AT KAWAGUCHI LAKE
Sat • 29 Mar • 7 a.m.–3 p.m.
$45 • Ages 13 & Up
Sign-up: 26 Mar–27 Mar
Includes: Transit & Guide
KAGURA DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Sun • 30 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$65 • All Ages
Sign up by: 26 Mar
Includes: Transit
OVERNIGHT TRIPS
SHIGA KOGEN THREE-DAY TRIP
Sat–Sun • 15–16 Mar
Depart: 4 a.m.; Return: 9 p.m.
$220 Ages 13 & Up
$190 Ages 4–12
Free Ages 3 & Under (No Bed)
Sign up by: 1 Mar
Includes: Transportation, Lodging, Dinners, Breakfasts & Late Check-Out
*Ages 12 and under will receive a free lift ticket. Lunch is not included
OVERNIGHT TRIP AT KAGURA
Fri–Sat • 21–22 Mar
Depart: 5 a.m.; Return: 8 p.m.
$140 • Advanced skiers/riders only
Sign up by: 7 Mar
Includes: Transit, Lodging, First Track on Second Day, Dinner & Breakfast
*Lift tickets and lunch not included
Naeba Day
Ski/Snowboard Trip
Sun • 16 Mar • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$65 • All Ages
Sign up by: 12 Mar
Includes: Transit
APRIL
KAGURA DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Sat • 5 Apr • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$65 • All Ages
Sign-up: 5 Mar–2 Apr
Includes: Transit
MT FUJI VIEWING EZ CYCLING AT YAMANAKA LAKE
Sat • 5 Apr • 7 a.m.–4 p.m.
$45 • Ages 13 & Up
Sign-up: 6 Mar–2 Apr
Includes: Transit & Guides
Cherry Blossoms Hiking At Arakurayama Sengen Park
Fri • 11 Apr • 12–8 p.m.
$40 • Ages 13 & Up
Sign-up: 12 Mar–8 Apr
Includes: Transit & Guide
ARAI DAY
SKI/SNOWBOARD TRIP
Sun • 13 Apr • 4 a.m.–9 p.m.
$65 • All Ages
Sign-up: 9 Mar–13 Mar
Includes: Transit
CHERRY BLOSSOMS HIKING AT CHICHIBU
Sat • 19 Apr • 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
$30 • Ages 9 & Up
Sign-up: 20 Mar–16 Apr
Includes: Transit & Guide
FOREST ADVENTURE COURSE AT KOSUGE
Sat • 26 Apr • 7 a.m.–3 p.m.
$45 • Adventure Course • Height 140cm+
$35 • Kids Course • Height 110cm+
Sign-up: 27 Mar–23 Apr
Includes: Transit & Play Fee
TERMS & CONDITIONS
TRIPS & TOURS
All trips and tours are for SOFA personnel, dependents and guests, Reservist, National Guard, MLC, IHA and JASDAF with a valid I.D. Card. Trip destinations, details and prices may change due to varying factors including weather, road closures, base exercises, etc. Children must remain with their parents at all times. For additional requirements and information, please ask ODR staff for the trip itinerary.
RENTAL EQUIPMENT
Equipment must be reserved in advance by SOFA personnel, dependents and guests, Reservist, National Guard, MLC, IHA and JASDAF with a valid I.D. Card. Personnel not assigned to Yokota Air Base must have official TDY or leave orders.
Full terms and conditions will be provided at the time of reservation.
Sat • 15 Mar • 9 a.m.–6 p.m. Sun • 16 Mar • 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
Taiyo Community Center
Japanese and Korean antiques, Asian furniture, art, prints, rugs, jewelry, novelties, ceramics, cra s, souvenirs and more!
A majority of proceeds support the Yokota AB community and YSC Scholarship Fund Spring 2025
For more information, like us on /YokotaSpousesClubAsianBazaar.
Cash (U.S. dollars only) and major credit cards are accepted (excluding Discover Card). Sponsored by the Yokota Spouses’ Club. is is a private organization. It is not part of the Department of Defense or any of its components, and it has no governmental status. is event is neither sponsored nor endorsed by the Air Force.
VEHICLE OPERATIONS
225-7720 • Bldg. 1290
Visit Yokota374FSS.com/vehicle-operations for complete shuttle schedule.
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SPORTS & RECREATION
TAMA HILLS GOLF & RESORT
Recreation • 227-5248
SPRING BREAK
Reservations/Lodging • 227-5230
Mon–Fri • 31 Mar–4 Apr • Open All Week Tama Hills Recreation Book Now!
ST. PATRICK’S WEEKEND
Fri–Sun • 14–16 Mar
Enjoy our St. Patrick’s themed cocktails and appetizers!
CATERING
Let us cater your next event! Conference services include room and audio-visual equipment starting at $25, we also offer other food and beverage services.
TEAM-BUILDING OPPORTUNITIES
From the new Paintball Battle Zone to electricassist mountain bike tours, we have the facilities and equipment to boost morale among your unit! Ask about our new Outdoor Adventure Package!
DID YOU KNOW?
There are unique games in the lounge at Tama Lodge! We have kid’s disco, foosball, dart’s, giant scrabble, and to top it off a tabletop arcade game which has 32 games installed like Pac-Man and Galaga!
Cabin BBQ To-Go
9-Ounce Grilled Chicken Breast–$16
BBQ Pork Half-Slab Ribs–$25
Eating BBQ in the cabins has never been so easy! Allow Kiji Dining to do the cooking for you so you have more time to relax. Call in your order before 4 pm and we’ll have it ready for you to pick up at Tama Lodge between 5-8 pm. Meals include three sides.
Tama History Scavenger Hunt
Free to Participate • All Ages
Check-in at Outdoor Recreation or Lodge Reception Wearing comfortable shoes and appropriate weather gear recommended. Challenge your family and friends as you explore Tama on this scavenger hunt using your phones! Scan a QR code, download the app, and become a Tama history buff! Golf carts are available for rent.
*Adult supervision is recommended for smaller children
APEX Event Center
$80 1st Day/$40 Additional Days
Host your next conference of up to 72 people with tables and chairs, or 100–150 people in a cocktail style standing room for weddings, retirements or promotions. On a budget? No problem! Your rental includes use of our industrial size kitchen and equipment for you to prepare your own cuisine!
Tama Horse Stables
Wed-Sun
$40 Trail Ride
$50 Riding Lessons
$7 Pony Ride
Climb into the saddle at Tama Hills! Enjoy a relaxing trail ride or improve your riding skills with a lesson. Pony rides are also available for younger children. Please call Tama Outdoor Recreation for more details.
GOLF
Tama Hills Golf & Resort • 042-374-2811
Yokota Golf Center • 225-8815
/TamaHillsGolfCourse
TAMA HILLS GOLF COURSE
WEEKLY EVENTS:
RETIREE DAY
Tuesdays
50% off cart rental.
LADIES DAY
Thursdays
50% off cart and green fees.
Save on green fees with an annual pass! Contact Tama Golf for more details.
YOKOTA GOLF CENTER
New Program!
You can play Foot Golf and Fling Golf at Yokota Golf Center! Stop by and check it out!
Thursdays • 3–4 p.m.
*$100/year • Ages 6–17
Thursdays • 4–5 p.m.
$250 • Ages 18 & Up
Operation 36 Golf is an instructional program that will create a strong technical foundation for beginner golfers and sharpen the skills of experienced players. Guided by PGA instructors, Operation 36 will improve your scores and keep you motivated!
*Cost may vary based on 3-, 6- or 12-month program registration.
The Longest 1 Putt/Closest to the Pin Competition
Saturdays
Win 18-hole green fees or cart rental (Annual Green Fee holders) by making the longest I putt or getting closest to the hole with your tee shot. Winners will be determined at the end of the day. Eligible pin competition holes will be determined weekly, and the ball must be on the green to be eligible.
High School Basketball Court • Free • Ages 12 & Up
Build your dream team of three and dominate the courts at Yokota's March Mayhem event! Sign up for this 3v3 tournament at the Fitness Center front desk.
LIFE & LEISURE
MILITARY & FAMILY READINESS CENTER (M&FRC)
225-8725/042-507-6548 • Bldg. 535
/YokotaFSSSupportServices
To register for classes, courses, events, and workshops, please contact the M&FRC.
FEDERAL EMPLOYMENT & RESUME WORKSHOP
Thu • 6 Mar • 9–10:30 a.m.
Free • Ages 18 & Up
PRIVATE SECTOR RESUME WORKSHOP
Tue • 11 Mar • 9 a.m.
Contact MFRC to Register!
EMPLOYMENT WORKSHOP
Thu • 13 Mar • 9 a.m.
Going over basic employment necessities such as following up and introducing yourself. Geared at the Recruiting Fair
WRITING ACHIEVEMENT STATEMENTS— LUNCH & LEARN
Tue • 18 Mar • 11:30 a.m.–12 p.m.
Free • Lunch not provided, but recommended to bring!
EMPLOYMENT & VOLUNTEERING RECRUITING FAIR
Fri • 21 Mar • 9 a.m.–12 p.m.
M&FRC • Free • Ages 18 & Up
Celebrated every year on 21 March this day of low-key celebration honors poets and encourages people to read, write and teach poetry. The earliest forms of written poetry are thought to be from the 25th century BCE! The Yokota Library has a curated assortment of poetry books that can be checked out anytime. Here, you can read diverse poems from all kinds of different writers. If you haven’t heard of Edgar Allen Poe, you have definitely heard of William Shakespeare. Famous for Romeo and Juliet, he was also a renowned poet, and still considered the greatest poet of all time. Edgar Allen Poe’s poem “Dream-Land”, considered his first poetic piece, was published in 1844, 228 years after Shakespeare died.
Still today, poetry is thriving. Now it is flourishing most in “Poetry Slams” or competitive events where poets perform their original work in front of an audience and judges. These
poets write on anything and everything. Ranging from stories of growth, hardship, poverty, trauma, success, becoming parents and so much more. If you have any desire to write poetry, I recommend most to go to the Yokota Library and read some of the works they house there. Get a feel for what rhythm you enjoy most; Haiku, a short three-lined poem hailing from Japan, is the most popular; Ballad, which is a storyteller’s song, are very emotion-provoking; and Sonnet, 14 lines of pure heart-on-your-sleeve kind of outpouring of love from the writer. Go to our library on base, read at your own pace, and let your heart race!
Contact the library at: 225-7490 or visit our website at yokota374fss.com/library/
By Melanie Cruz
AUTO HOBBY SHOP
225-7623 • Bldg. 4086
/YokotaAutoHobbyShop
A/C SERVICE STATION THE ONLY ONE ON YOKOTA!
Make sure your car’s air conditioning can beat the heat this coming summer with a check-up from Auto Hobby!
A/C System Check
• $30.00 for Single A/C
• $45.00 for Dual A/C
Included:
• Evacuate Refrigerant
• Flush A/C System
• Refill Refrigerant
• Leak Detector Fluorescent Dye
*Material Cost (A/C refrigerant, leak detector dye) is not included.
SURVIVAL
Japanese COURSE
THURSDAYS • 6 MAR–17 APR 11–11:45 A.M.
M&FRC • FREE • AGES 18 & UP
Registration: 3 Feb–4 Mar
Registration is required.
Please call 225-8725 to register.
Take a six-week course and master the basics of survival Japanese, then receive a certificate at the end! Participants must register in advance and complete the entire course. Feel free to bring your lunch.
DIRECTORY OF SERVICES
AERO CLUB/FLIGHT TRAINING
225-8988 • BLDG. 4304 (ASHIYA TLF TOWER)
Tue–Sat 9 a.m.–5 p.m.
Sun/Mon/Hol Closed Fam/Exr Normal
ARTS & CRAFTS CENTER
225-7837 • BLDG. 334
Tue–Sat 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m. Sun/Mon/Hol Closed Fam/Exr Normal
