High school students attended a workshop that Canadian Embassy organized when the senator and the congressman from Canada visited CIS

This is the annually held event to show performance of the music classes. Students chorus, playing instruments and dancing 

 Many families come and cheer for their children. Family members can sometimes take part in the activities. Students are grouped into several teams to compete. The team names are indicated by a color.

Members of the Canadian International School Interact Club volunteered and participated in the 2022 Tokyo Yamathon, which raised 4.5 million yen for the Yokohama Children’s Hospice Project. This is an event that our school has participated in over the years and will continue supporting in the future.

To support student curiosity about how government agencies support the people in the community, CIS students had a field trip to the Canadian Embassy in Tokyo. This event allowed for students to meet a government official who had a Q &A session after a short documentary highlighting diversity in Canada and a First Nations group in Alberta. It was an enjoyable learning experience that also allowed some parents to join as chaperones.

CIS students were invited to the special screening of the documentary "The Woman Who Loves Giraffes" and a live Q&A session at the Canadian Embassy featuring Dr. Anne Innis Daggs