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Cosmos No Kai
Author: Author unknown, Issue: February 1996, Topic: Speeches
Cosmos no kai, a group sponsoring intercultural exchange, is always looking for interesting speakers or persons to share special talents or experiences. If you would like to find out more about how you can participate, please call Kumi at 42-6913. The group is always happy to make new contacts in the international community. In addition, the group coordinates and sponsors cultural activities such as occasional day trips and craft and cooking classes. You may also call the above number for additional information regarding upcoming events.
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