◎Announcement of the Passing Away of Talent Education Research Institute,President Mineo Nakajima
It is with deepest sadness and sorrow that we announce the passing away of the Talent Education Research Institute President, Mineo Nakajima,Ph.D.
On February 14, 2013 at 10:26 PM (Japan Time), Mineo Nakajima passed away in a hospital in AkitaCity from pneumonia. He was 76 years old.
He will be remembered for the kindness that he showed to all that he met during his life time.
At his family’s request, there was a private funeral held with his family on February 18, 2013.
Also at his family’s request, there will be a memorial service for Mr. Nakajima in Matsumoto at a later date.
Details about the memorial service will be announced later.
 The 16th Suzuki Method World Convention in Matsumoto
2013 March 27 Wed.～31 Sun.
”Dawn comes to the world with children” Dr. Shinichi Suzuki
It has been 14 years since the last world convention in Matsumoto,
the birthplace of the Suzuki Method.
Five days of lessons and concerts by top instructors from around the
world and a program full of variety awaits you.
Suzuki Method has spread to 46 countries and regions.
Suzuki families from around the world will gather
and confirm their bond ”kizuna”with one another through music.
The people of Matsumoto sincerely look forward to sharing this
opportunity to bond as well, and hope to see many smiling
faces of children in town.
We look forward to seeing you March 27, 2013 in Matsumoto.
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Acknowledgement of Contributions for Donation
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Acknowledgement of Contributions for Donation
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Acknowledgement of Contributions for Donation
From all parts of Japan and all over the world, many opened their hearts to collect and send the Talent Education Research Institute contributions to help assist those left in the aftermath of Great East Japan Earthquakes and Tsunami which occurred on March 11, 2011. I am honored to be able to announce that the total of the contributions we received came to 19 million yen. These contributions that we collected were sent to Suzuki children and their families, as well as, Suzuki instructors who had suffered from the disaster. In addition to helping our “Suzuki Families,” we entrusted part of your contributions to the Japanese Red Cross Society through Matsumoto City to reach even more people who suffered from this disaster. As the president of Talent Education Research Institute, I would like to express my deep appreciation for your kindness and efforts.
Today, Japan is working hard to recover from the disaster, and moreover to make a fresh reconstruction. At the same time, the bond of the Suzuki Method throughout the world has been strengthened with the motto that “Music does not know national borders.”
The end of March 2013, this bond will be strengthened again with the 16th Suzuki Method World Convention that will be held in Matsumoto, the birthplace of the Suzuki Method. Matsumoto is one of the areas that has been guaranteed to be completely safe. So, I am looking forward to seeing many of you in March next year.
April 4, 2012
Mineo Nakajima, Ph.D.
President
Talent Education Research Institute Corp.
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TERI Relief Program
Thank you very much for your kind offer to send contributions for the
earthquakes and tsunami victims. We would appreciate it if you would
transfer contributions to the following TERI bank account. This account has
been specifically opened for the funds. The funds will be contributed not
only to the Suzuki families, but also to the general relief efforts.
- Name of the account: Relief TERI (Tel: +81-263-32-7171).
- Bank a/c Name: ordinary account.
- Bank a/c Number: 0544100.
- Bank & Branch Name: Risona Bank, Matsumoto Branch.
- Bank phone Number: +81-263-32-3456.
- Branch Identifier: 654.
- Bank Address: 2-5-6 Chuo Matsumoto-shi, Nagano-ken 390-0911 Japan.
- Swift Code: DIWAJPJT.
We will close our project to collect contributions for the earthquakes and
tsunami victims the end of March 2012.
We are very honored to say that this project has already raised about 19
million yen from contributions from all over the world including Japan. For
those who still would like to contribute, we will be able to accept your
donations through March.
Thank you very much for your kind support.
Inquiries
・Address
Talent Education Research Institute ,
The International Academy of the Suzuki Method,
Headquaters:
3-10-3 Fukashi, Matsumoto-shi, Nagano-ken 390-8511 JAPAN
TEL: +81-263-32-7171 FAX: +81-263-32-7451
・E-mail
Inquiries may be sent to
Talent Education Research Institute at teri@suzukimethod.or.jp
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