Japanese Craft Beer Tasting

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Friday, August 9, 2019

6:30 - 8:00 pm

Intelligentsia Cafe (1233 N Wells Street Chicago, IL 60610 United States)

Fee: $25 JASC Members / $30 Non-Members

Must be 21 and over to attend

Reservations: www.jaschicago.org or email kono@jaschicago.org

About the Event

The Japan America Society of Chicago’s Young Professionals Committee is organizing a tasting of Japanese craft beers. Due to the recent law changing the legal definition of beer, craft beer renaissance is sweeping through Japan. This means it’s the perfect time to give some of Japan’s best brews a try.

We will be tasting a selection of beers from Kiuchi and Coedo breweries. These beers contain ingredients you just can’t get in the states, such as yuzu (the citron fruit), koji (a fungi used in sake brewing), ume (a sour plum cultivated in East Asia) and moshio (salt from seaweeds). The event will be guided by Daniel Morales, a home brewer, columnist and all around beer otaku.

Pizza and an array of beers will be provided.

About the Speaker

The tasting will be led by Daniel Morales, Japan expert and beer otaku. Mr. Morales is currently International Programs Liaison at the Institute of Real Estate Management and previously worked at the Consulate-General of Japan in Chicago.

He regularly contributes to the Japan Times Bilingual Page on Japanese language and is an accomplished home brewer. His article “Beer Essentials” discussing Japan’s craft beer boom appeared in the Japan Times newspaper on June 4, 2016.

Online International Affairs and Public Policy Graduate School Fair

The Association of Professional Schools of International Affairs (APSIA)

invites you to an International Affairs and Public Policy Graduate School Fair

Thursday, July 25, 2019

10:00 am - 12:00 pm ET

Online

Register today at bit.ly/APSIA19 and answer your questions about:

• application requirements

• curricula and joint degrees

• financial aid

• career opportunities

Representatives of APSIA members will be available to connect with prospective students. You can learn about masters, mid-career, and PhD programs around the world.

CLAIR Reception

Sunday, July 21, 2019

5:00–6:00 pm

Chicago Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile (540 N Michigan Ave, Chicago, IL 60611)

Attire: Business casual

RSVP: korenaga@jlgc.org or 212-246-5542

In association with the CSG Midwest Annual Conference, we are very happy to invite you to a reception honoring the U.S. state and Canadian provincial governments of the Midwest. It is Sunday, July 21st, at the Marriott Downtown Magnificent Mile, from 5 to 6 pm.

We represent your counterparts in Japan – all 47 prefectures and over 1,800 local governments. Our organisation, the Council of Local Authorities for International Relations (CLAIR), has been working to connect with sub-national governments all over the world since 1988. It is an essential mission of CLAIR that all of us are the true engines of the administration of society and where the real work is done on behalf of our respective citizens. It is in that spirit we seek to engage our counterparts in a discussion and exchange of ideas about how best to administer the services that we all provide. Our office in New York, which we call the Japan Local Government Center (JLGC), covers both the United States and Canada. We believe that all of us have something to learn from and to something to teach each other in order to create the best possible environment for our residents.

We work with all the major organisations of governments in the United States and Canada on a regular basis to strengthen this bond we have as governments. This year we want to reach out specifically to the heartland and are excited to do so. So, we want to encourage you to bring all your state and/or provincial members attending the conference to our reception, where you will have the opportunity to meet not only representatives of Japan’s governments but also Japanese companies that are in your own backyards. Moreover, if you would announce this to all your colleagues in your respective states/provinces, who may be attending the conference, then we should be so appreciative.

We should be so grateful if you and your colleagues would let us know if you will be able to attend.

RSVP: korenaga@jlgc.org or 212-246-5542