Fleet Readiness Department • NAF Atsugi • June 2017
Events
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ATSUGI
JUN MWR EVENTS GUIDE
JUN AQUATICS
ADULT
SPORTS
Kilometer Swim Club
Join us for our 320K swim club!
Distances and prizes for our challenges:
JUN
Summer Basketball League
JUN
Captain's Cup Darts Tournament
JUN
1-Day Ultimate Frisbee Tournament
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Register by: Fri, May 26
Coaches’ meeting: Wed, May 31
Games start: Mon, Jun 5
20km, lanyard
40km, swim cap
80km, water bottle
120km, mesh bag
200km, micro fiber towel
320km, gym bag
Register by: Fri, Jun 9
Coaches’ meeting: Wed, Jun 14
Event date: Sat, Jun 17
Registration and meeting: Fri, Jun 16
Event date: Sat, Jun 24
264-3619
ATHLETICS
Women’s Basketball League
Interested?
Play against both Atsugi and Yokosuka teams.
Stop by the Sports Office at Ranger Gym or call
264-3619 for more information.
BOWLING
Super Savings Sunday
Father’s Day Edition
Sun, Jun 18 | 5-10 p.m.
One hour of unlimited bowling, including shoes
and one large pizza (up to $17) for $27.
Additional hours of bowling may be purchased for
$10 per hour
Fathers receive a free soda
This special is open to everyone
No reservations taken for this special
School’s Out Special
COSMIC BOWLING
Wed, Jun 21 | 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Kids pay $1.25 per game and $1 for shoe rental
No reservations taken for this special
TOURS & TRAVEL
Mt. Fuji Climb Safety Brief
Jun 7 & July 11 | 12-1 p.m.
at Safety Classroom in Bldg. 146
Mt. Fuji Climb Safety Brief is required before signing
up for NAF Atsugi MWR Mt. Fuji climbs.
Mt. Fuji
Climb Mt. Fuji
Atsugi’s Tours & Travel office offers several Mt. Fuji
climbing tours during the July-August climbing season.
These popular tours will give you a chance to climb the
highest and most famous mountain in all of Japan. Climb
with us for a truly unique Japanese experience!
Safety First
Notice: Participants must attend a safety brief prior to
signing up for Mt. Fuji Climbing Tour. Briefs will be held
on Jun 7 & Jul 11 (12-1 p.m.) at the Safety Classroom in
Bldg. 146. For more information call or stop by Tours &
Travel in Bldg. 978.
Be Prepared
The Mt. Fuji climbing season is July-August. Climbing
begins from the Fifth Station (7,700 ft); it usually takes 4-6
hours to reach the summit (12,388 ft) and about 2.5 hours to
walk down.
At the minimum, bring: yen, warm jacket, long-sleeved
shirt, heavy socks, hat, gloves, towel, toilet paper, aspirin,
comfortable shoes, raingear, flashlight, first aid kit, sunglasses,
water, snack bars, sunscreen, chapstick, and your cell phone.
Pace Yourself
Hike slowly and do not overexert yourself. Take frequent
short breaks, drink plenty of fluids, eat “high-carb” foods,
and avoid alcohol and tobacco. Stay on the trails!
It’s All Downhill
Walk, don’t run down the mountain! Watch carefully to take
the correct fork as you descend.
To learn more about Mt. Fuji climbs, pick up a Mt. Fuji
Climbing guide at Tours & Travel or at the Outdoor Recreation
(Gear Rental) office in Bldg. 978.
DINING
Trilogy ALL HANDS
Father’s Day
Sunday Brunch
Sun, Jun 18 | 10:30 a.m.-noon
Adult $16.95 • Children 12 and under FREE!
CHILD & YOUTH
Parents’ Night Out at CDC
Fri, Jun 9 | 6:30 p.m.- 10:30 p.m.
Ages six weeks to 12 years are eligible, and the
cost is $4 per hour per child. Payment must be
made at time of reservation. Light snacks will be
provided. Sign up at Central registration (bldg.
3250, 264-3588). Space is limited.
First and Ten
Hump Day every Wednesday | 5-11 p.m.
(Starting Wed, Jun 7)
Appetizers $3
Please - no take outs or to-go orders.
Parcheezi’s June Special
Parcheezi's Five Star Combo | L-$23.50 M-$17
Mexican Beef Taco | L-$17 M-$13.50
Thai Sweet Chili Chicken | L-$17 M-$13.50
Hawaiian BBQ Chicken | L-$16 M-$12.50
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Mon, Jun 19 • Fuji Q Highlands $55
Tue, Jun 27 • Exploring Tokyo $10*
Thu, Jul 6 • Nagashima Rollercoaster Park $55
Tue, Jul 11 • Sagami River Explorers $10
Galley
Tue, Jul 18 • Nagoya Castle & Sumo $50
LIBRARY
Tue, Aug 1 • Edo Wonderland $20**
LGBT Pride Month Special Meal | Wed, Jun 21
10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. | $5.55 | All Hands
Reading by Design:
Summer Reading Kick-off Party
Wed, Jun 21 | 11 a.m.-noon
Join us for cake and games as we celebrate the
start of Summer Reading!
“Caffeinated” Needles Stitch Club
Wed, Jun 7, 14, 21 & 28 at Skywriters (Trilogy)
9-10 a.m.
Jun Cultural Craft Classes
Thu, Jun 8 & 22 Chigiri-e 11 a.m.-1 pm
Mon, Jun 12 & 26 Ikebana 10:30 a.m.-Noon
Thu, Jun 15 Oshi-e 10 a.m.-Noon
Classes are held at the Library. Supplies vary by
class. Class fee of $5. Limited space, sign up today.
Tea box classes will be scheduled to meet demand.
Coming soon! - Sado (Japanese Tea Ceremony) class.
GOLF
Jun 1, 8, 15, 22, 24 & 29 Buddy Golf
Jun 24 MWR Tournament
NOTE: Free Golf Clinics @ Driving Range
Adults: Fridays, 5:30-6:30 p.m. (Jun 2, 9,16, 23, 30)
Kids: Jun 3 & 17, 9-10 a.m.
NAVY CYP
Tue, Jul 25 • Tarzania Forest Adventure $30
Child and Youth Programs
Tue, Aug 8 • Takatoriyama Hike $10
Tue, Aug 15 • DisneySea $55
*10-13 year-olds must be accompanied by parents
** +$30 includes costume rental
Sign up at Central Registration
264-3588
Free Golf Clinics
MWR offers free golf clinics every week at
the Golf Practice Range! From April through
October, adult learners can visit our Golf
Practice Range on Friday afternoons from
5:30-6:30 p.m., and receive useful golf tips from
our seasoned golf pro. Golf clubs and balls will
be provided free of charge!
Kids’ clinics are also held twice a month, on
the first and third Saturdays from 9-10 a.m. at the
Golf Practice Range. There’s no need for
sign-ups – simply show up at the range.
Contact our Golf Pro Shop at 264-3709
for questions.
JUN
Group Fitness
Schedule
NOTES:
• All classes FREE for
U.S. Active Duty Military
• Classes in BLACK are free
• Classes in Red are $3 per class
• Aqua Fit classes at Ranger Pool
• No classes on U.S. Holidays
Children 12-14 may attend group fitness
classes WITH a parent. 15 and older
may attend any group fitness class.
Stroller Fit: Family Bootcamp
M/W/F | starts Mon, Jun 5
at Ranger Park 9:30-10:30 a.m.
(Ranger Gym during inclement weather)
NOFFS Command PT by appointment
contact [email protected]
Time
0630
0930
RANGER GYM
MON
TUE
POWER
YOGA
AQUA FIT*
BODY
PUMP
1030
WED
THU
POWER
YOGA
AQUA FIT*
YOGA
POWER
YOGA
ZUMBA
BODY
PUMP
FRI
ZUMBA
1045
PILATES
POWER
YOGA
1200
ZUMBA
1715
ZUMBA
1830
YOGA
YOGA
THERAPY*
Time
MON
TUE
ZUMBA
YOGA
HALSEY GYM
WED
THU
FRI
INDOOR
CYCLING*
INDOOR
CYCLING*
0630
YOGA
THERAPY*
0930
*NOFFS Inspired classes / ACTIVE DUTY / FEP friendly
1715
BOOT
CAMP
BODY
PUMP
BODY
COMBAT
INDOOR CYCLING*
BOOT CAMP
BODY
PUMP
BODY
COMBAT
SAT
BODY
PUMP
0915
ATSUGI
SAT
BODY
PUMP
INDOOR
CYCLING*
SUMMER SWIM LESSONS
$50 for 50-minute lessons (youth levels 3-6)
$25 for 25-minute lessons (parent/child aquatics, preschool, youth levels 1-2, and adult)
Sign-up Process:
1) Attend the (pre-screen) at Ranger Indoor Pool, June 19-21 from 2-5 p.m. to determine you or your child’s swim level*
2) Each family will randomly draw a “time card” that specifies the date & time for swim lesson registration**
3) With “time card” in hand, register and pay for swim lessons at the Central Registration Office, bldg. 3250. on the
designated date and time. It’s OK to show up later than the time specified, but not before.
4) Patrons who register and complete one of the sessions listed below will draw another “time card” in registering for the
next session. First-time patrons will draw their "time cards" during the time card drawing dates listed below.
5) Open registrations for each session at Central Registration are conducted on Fridays from 0900-1700 during the “Time
Cards” drawing week.
*If you are unable to attend the pre-screen date above, please call 264-6165 at Ranger Indoor Pool to arrange for an
available date and time.
** Infants: Although infants do not require a pre-screen, parents are still required to still draw a “time card” for swim
lesson registration.
IMPORTANT:
Before registering for Swim Classes, all patrons must be enrolled with the Central Registration
(264-3588) database. If you've been enrolled within the past year, you can skip this step.
Questions?
Swim Lesson pre-screening & swim level questions: Ranger Indoor Pool, 264-6165
Registration process questions: Central Registration, 264-3588
Note: Limited space – first come, first served
SWIM LESSON
Period
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
Jun 26 - Jul 7
Jul 10-21
Jul 24 - Aug 4
Aug 7-18
TIME CARD
Drawing Dates
Jun 19-21
Jul 3-5
Jul 17-19
Jul 31 - Aug 2
TIME CARD
CENTRAL REGISTRATION
Registration
Open Registration
Please follow the time listed on your time
card. It’s OK to show up later than the time
specified, but not before.
Jun 23, 0900-1700
Jul 7, 0900-1700
Jul 21, 0900-1700
Aug 4, 0900-1700
NAVY CYP
ATSUGI
Child and Youth Programs
The Youth Center/School-Age Care 2017 summer camp for youth in kindergarten through
12 years old will be conducted June 19-Aug 25. Camp Adventure counselors will work with
CYP staff to program fun and educational field trips, swimming, bowling, arts and crafts,
high-energy songs, individual/group games and much more.
Breakfast, lunch, and afternoon snack will be provided on all camp days. If camp participants choose not to attend scheduled field trips, we ask parents to arrange for alternate
childcare, as we do not offer a stay back program. If you are not currently enrolled in the
regular SAC program, please bring a copy of the sponsor’s and spouse’s most recent LES
and/or pay statements when registering to calculate program fees.
Trunk/Flea Market Sat, Jun 3 | 10 a.m.-2 p.m. @ Trilogy parking lot
Sell your items from the trunk of your vehicle or bring you own pop-up tent. Tables and
Chairs available for rent. Tables $7 each, Chairs 50¢ each.
FREE! (sign-ups required at Corner Pocket) Limited Spaces first come first serve
July Tours - Sign-ups begin Thu, Jun 1
JUL
TOURS LINE-UP
Jul 1 Five Colored Lakes Hike &
Abukuma Cave
Jul 2 Fuji Sightseeing ver. 2
Jul 4 All Day Disney (Independence Day)
Jul 6 Funabashi Andersen Park
Jul 8 Nara Sightseeing
Jul 9 Tokyo Sightseeing
Jul 9 New Sanno Brunch &
Hiratsuka Tanabata Star Festival
Jul 11 Children’s Land
Jul 15 Tree Cross Adventure Zipline
Jul 15 Fuji Safari Park
Jul 16 Kurobe Dam & Matsumoto Castle
Jul 17 Kyoto Gion Festival
Jul 22 Mt. Fuji one-day climb
Jul 22 Yunessun Hakone Spa
Jul 23 Peach Picking, Kaleidoscope
Making & Shirayuri Winery
Jul 29 Dinosaur Exhibition &
Kasai Rinkai Park
Jul 29 Kawagoe Hyakumanto Festival
Jul 30 Hikone Castle &
Hieizan Enryakuji Temple
Jul 31 Hakone Kosui Fireworks &
Boat Cruise
17183a Fuji Sightseeing ver. 2
Date: Sun, Jul 2
Cost: Adult $42
Youth (6-11) $30
Child (0-5) $25
Mileage: 200 km
Depart: 7 a.m. / Return: 7:30 p.m.
This tour begins from Lake Yamanaka which features an open view of the
wondrous Mt. Fuji. Next, we will visit
the flower fields of Yamanakako
where flowers bloom all year round.
Our tour continues to the 5th station
of Mt. Fuji where we will touchdown
on the slopes of Fuji-san. Our last stop
is the picturesque Shiraito Waterfall
located at the southwestern foothills
of Mt. Fuji. Admissions to scheduled
places are included.
EXTRA
17185a All Day Disney
(Independence Day)
Date: Tue, Jul 4
Cost: $25
Mileage: 100 km
Depart: 7 a.m. / Return: 10:30 p.m.
Depart Tokyo Disneyland: 9 p.m.
DisneySea: 9:10 p.m.
Spend your day at the “Happiest Place
on Earth,” Tokyo Disney which offers
two major parks: Disneyland &
DisneySea. Drop-off and pick-up will
be made at both Disneyland and
DisneySea. Our bus is unable to stay
on location, so please plan accordingly.
Disney park tickets are your expense.
One day Pass: Adult (18+): ¥7,400
17182a Five Colored Lakes Hike
Youth (12-17): ¥6,400
& Abukuma Cave
Child (4-11): ¥4,800
Date: Sat, Jul 1
To avoid standing in line at Tokyo
Cost: $57 (4 and older)
Disneyland, tickets may be purchased
Mileage: 500 km
at IACE travel located in the Tours
Depart: 3:30 a.m. / Return: 10:30 p.m. Office, 264-6297. IACE charges a
Discover the Aizu region of Goshiki- ¥500 administration fee for each ticket.
numa "5 Colored Lakes", Mt. Azuma,
and Abukuma cave in Fukushima
prefecture. The 5-colored lakes,
ranging from reddish green to cobalt
blue, sits on a highland plain in the
Bandai-Asahi National Park. Next,
Mount Azuma-kofuji, an active
Go to navyMWRatsugi.com for details.
stratovolcano, has a conical-shaped
crater and is the named "Kofuji"
MWR TOURS “First Day” Sign-Ups
(small Mount Fuji). Mount Azuma's
appealing symmetrical crater and the Active Duty personnel in uniform will receive
Head of the Line privileges on the first day of
nearby fumarolic area with its many sign-ups from 9-10 a.m.
onsen have made it a popular tourist We are unable to accept phone calls for tour
destination. Lastly, the limestone registration from 9 a.m.-noon during the first
covered Abukuma Cave navigates you day of tour registration sign-ups.
Online tour sign ups begin at 12 p.m.
through a 600-meter path of
stalactites and stalagmites. Due to the
physical requirements, this tour is Children under 18 must be accompanied
limited to those four and older.
by a parent/guardian.
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Book
Tours
Online
or
17187a Funabashi
Andersen Park
Date: Thu, Jul 6
Cost: $25
Mileage: 150 km
Depart: 7 a.m. / Return: 6 p.m.
The Funabashi Andersen Park is
located in Chiba Prefecture and has
been awarded “Travelers Choice of
2016”. The park area replicates the
rural scenery of Denmark at the height
of H.C. Andersen’s literary activities
from the 1800’s. “Easy” athletics can
be enjoyed in the "Wanpaku Oukoku
Zone" and the "Shizentaiken Zone"
(Nature Experience Zone). Visitors can
also enjoy the lush forest oasis.
Admission Price: Adult (16+) ¥900
Youth (6-15) ¥200 / Child (4-5) ¥100
Lunch
17189a Nara Sightseeing
Date: Sat, Jul 8
Cost: Adult $90
Youth (6-11) $70
Child (3-5) $60
Mileage: 800 km
Depart: 3 a.m. / Return: 11:30 p.m.
Nara, Japan’s capital during the eighth
century played an important role as
the center of culture, arts and
industry. On this tour we will visit the
Todaiji Temple, which houses the
world’s largest wooden Buddha at 50
feet tall. We’ll also visit the most
celebrated shrine in Nara, the Kasuga
Grand Shrine, known for its many
lanterns. Nara Park, surrounded with
hundreds of free-roaming deer will be
our last destination. The tour is
limited to ages three and older due to
the long distance.
EXTRA
17190a Tokyo Sightseeing
Date: Sun, Jul 9
Cost: Adult $45
Youth (6-11) $30
Child (0-5) $25
Mileage: 150 km
Depart: 7:30 a.m. / Return: 6:30 p.m.
We will start this tour at Tokyo Tower,
where you’ll have a chance to view
Tokyo city from an observatory 150
meters high. From the Imperial
Palace, you’ll have a perfect photo
opportunity against the backdrop of
Nijubashi (double layer bridge).
Around lunchtime, we’ll arrive at the
oldest Temple in Tokyo. You will have
time to eat lunch, visit the temple and
do some shopping. We’ll then enjoy a
boat cruise down the Sumida River.
Admissions are included.
EXTRA
17190b New Sanno Brunch &
Hiratsuka Tanabata Star Festival
Date: Sun, Jul 9
Cost: Adult $46
Youth (4-12) $32
Child (0-3) $22
Mileage: 100 km
Depart: 8:45 a.m. / Return: 5:30 p.m.
Enjoy an array of pastries,
made-to-order omelets, Belgium
waffles and other dishes that make up
the New Sanno’s Sunday Brunch.
Next, we will attend the Tanabata Star
Festival. This festival celebrates a
Chinese legend of two stars, the
Weaver and the Herdsman, who fell
deeply in love with each other, but
could only meet at the bank of the
Milky Way once a year on the night of
July 7. Tour price includes bus
transportation and tour guide service.
Tour may be cancelled due to inclement weather on short notice. New
Sanno Brunch tickets are included.
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tree to tree. It’s safe and requires no
prior training other than a 15-minute
introductory session upon arrival.
This tour is restricted to those 10
years and older and at least 140cm / 56
inches tall. Maximum allowable
weight: 130kg / 285lbs
IMPOTANT: Athletic shoes required.
Children must be accompanied by an
adult during the course, and no more
than two children per adult. Admission is included.
17197a Kurobe Dam &
Matsumoto Castle
Date: Sun, Jul 16
Cost: Adult $80
Youth (6-11) $65
Child (4-5) $50
Mileage: 500 km
Depart: 5 a.m. / Return: 8:30 p.m.
The Kurobe Dam, Japan’s largest
dam, is on the Kurobe River in
Toyama Prefecture. It stands 610 feet
high and holds 260,000,000 cubic
yard of water. Our next stop will be
the famed Matsumoto Castle which is
listed as a Japanese national treasure.
This tour includes transportation,
guide fee, trolley bus to Kurobe Dam
and admission to Matsumoto castle. If
you want to go farther than Kurobe
Dam, it will be at your expense.
Admissions to scheduled places are
included. Due to the length, this tour
is limited to those four and older.
EXTRA
or
17196b Fuji Safari Park
Date: Sat, Jul 15
Cost: Adult $60
Youth (3-11) $49
Child (0-2) $25
Mileage: 200 km
Depart: 8 a.m. / Return: 5 p.m.
Go on an African Adventure
“Japanese Style”. We are off to Fuji 17198a Kyoto Gion Festival
Safari Park; one of the most unique Date: Mon, Jul 17
Cost: Adult $95
zoos in Japan. Re-creating the Youth (6-11) $75
surroundings of the animals’ actual Child (3-5) $65
17192a Kodomo no Kuni
African habitat, this zoo offers a tour Mileage: 800 km
(Children’s Land)
through the animals’ environment Depart: 3 a.m. / Return: 11 p.m.
Date: Tue, Jul 11
while they roam about freely! Considered the most famous festival in
Cost: $19
Includes guide services, park all of Japan, the Gion Festival (festival
Mileage: 50 km
of Yasaka Shrine) takes place annually
admission and bus tour through the
during the month of July. Floats are
Depart: 9 a.m. / Return: 4:30 p.m.
park. Sign up early for this very impressive in size towering at 25
Kodomo no Kuni is a 240-acre park
popular
tour.
Admissions
to meters tall and up to 12 tons in weight.
that houses farm animals, a 110-meter
The floats are on wheels and are pulled
scheduled places are included.
long slide, mini steam locomotive, an
by lines of people, dressed to represent
artificial river, and other facilities.
different themes. We will also visit the
Nature walks, craft art, and pottery
Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its
ATTENTION! Due to Japanese law, lap
are also popular activities. Children seating is illegal. All customers must
thousand torii gates. This tour is
can have fun with their parents at the wear seatbelts, and children must be in limited to three years and older due to
Kids Zoo where children can come in child or booster seats when applicable. the long distance involved.
contact with small animals. Here you
can buy fresh milk and ice cream.
t o u r
i c o n s
Admission: Adults ¥600
......Expect Crowded Conditions
......Comfortable Shoes Recommended
......Transportation Only
Youth (6-15) ¥200 / Child (3-5) ¥100
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Lunch
EXTRA
Lunch
17196a Tree Cross
Adventure Zip-line
Date: Sat, Jul 15
Cost: Adult (18+) $56
Youth (10-17) $46
Mileage: 100 km
Depart: 7 a.m. / Return: 3 p.m.
Enjoy a physically challenging and
exciting zipline course that will test
your climbing and balance skills to
the limit. The course is about two
hours long that consist of vertical and
horizontal rope ladders, vertical nets,
rock climbing walls, and zip-lines up
to 173 meters. Many of the stations are
up to 30 meters above ground.
Equipped with a harness and attached
to a safety line, participants zip from
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Lunch
......Bring a Jacket
EXTRA
......Bring Extra Yen
......Strollers Not Recommended
Lunch or
.....Bring Lunch or Yen
......Not for Young Children (Distance)
Lunch
......Bring Your Own Lunch
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17203a Mt. Fuji One-Day Climb
or
Date: Sat, Jul 22
Cost: $48 (10+)
Mileage: 300 km
Depart Atsugi: 4 a.m. / Return: 10 p.m.
Depart Mt Fuji: 7 p.m.
Mt. Fuji is 3770 meters / 12,389 feet
high and will test your ability to climb
in high altitudes to the limit. We will
start at the Fuji Subaru Line 5th
station. Price includes bus transportation and tour guide service. This tour
is restricted to those 10 years and
older. In case of inclement weather,
this tour will be cancelled. Hiking
shoes are recomended.
Note: Climbers must attend Mt.
Fuji Safety Brief prior to signing up
for this tour. Class dates: May 10 &
24, 11 a.m.-noon, June 7 & July 11
from noon until 1 p.m.
Lunch
of Japanese wine. Admissions and
peach picking expense is included.
*Note: Kaleidoscope making not
included in the Childs’ price. Tour
may cancel on short notice due to
inclement weather.
17210a Giga Dinosaur Exhibition
or
& Kasai Rinkai Park
Date: Sat, Jul 29
Cost: Adult $35
Youth (4-15) $25
Child (0-3) $15
Mileage: 100 km
Depart: 7:30 a.m. / Return: 6 p.m.
Join us as we visit the Mega Dinosaur
exhibition held at the Makuhari Messe
Convention
Center.
The
main
attractions are T-Rex and the gigantic
Ruyangosaurus. Ruyangosaurus is the
largest dinosaurs ever discovered in
Asia. This 38m long and 14m tall giant
weighed in at 130 tons. After the
exhibition, we are heading to Kasai
Rinkai Park where you may visit the
glass dome of "Tokyo Sea life Park",
ride a giant Ferris wheel 117 meters tall
or simply enjoy free time at the park.
Dinosaur
Exhibition
admission
included. Admissions at Kasai Rinkai
Park are customer’s expense.
Tokyo Sea Life Park Admission:
Adult (15+):¥700 / Youth (12-14): ¥250
Child (11 and under): Free.
Ferris wheel (3+): ¥700
Lunch
EXTRA
17203b Yunessun Hakone Spa
Date: Sat, Jul 22
Cost: Adult $37
Youth (3-11) $32
Child (0-2) $20
Mileage: 150 km
Depart: 8:30 a.m. / Return: 6 p.m.
Surrounded by a Hakone’s lush forest,
Yunessun is nestled in a peaceful and
relaxed setting. This facility is
bathing suit friendly and uses a
cashless system allowing you to pay
your total bill upon departure. Be
advised, a tattoo policy is instituted
and strictly enforced. Don’t forget 17210b Kawagoe
Hyakumanto Festival
your bathing suit! Admission tickets
Date: Sat, Jul 29
are included.
Cost: Adult $40
Youth (6-11) $33
17204a Peach Picking, Kaleidoscope
Child (0-5) $27
Making & Shirayuri Winery
Mileage: 200 km
Date: Sun, Jul 23
Depart: 12 p.m. / Return: 9:30 p.m.
Cost: Adult $65
Come with us to Kawagoe City and
Youth (3-12) $50
admire the radiance of lanterns and
*Child (0-2) $30
revel in the celebration of the “Million
Mileage: 300 km
Lantern Festival”. Kawagoe is known
Depart: 8 a.m. / Return: 7:30 p.m.
as “Little Edo”, a historical town
Shirane in Yamanashi Prefecture is
noted for the Kitain Temple that was
one of the rare places in the Kanto
founded by a Buddhist protest in
Plain where peach picking is
830AD. We will visit old Bell tower,
available. Packed peaches can be
stone storage houses, and Kitain
purchases at an additional charge. We
will later visit the Yamanshi Craft
Center, where you can try your hand
at making your very own kaleido- CANCELLATION REFUND POLICY
documentation must be presented for a refund,
scope. Later, we’ll visit the Shirayuri Written
without exception. Your receipt is required to issue a refund.
Winery to learn the process of One-Day Tours
wine-making, bottling and the history – If you cancel 6 business days prior to your scheduled tour,
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EXTRA
temple before commencing to the
festival. Tour price includes bus
transportation, guide service, and
admissions to scheduled places. Tour
will be cancelled on short notice upon
inclement weather.
17211a Hikone Castle &
Hieizan Enryakuji Temple
Date: Sun, Jul 30
Cost: Adult $90
Youth (12-15) $75
Child (3-11) $65
Mileage: 800 km
Depart: 3 a.m. / Return: 10 p.m.
Enryakuji temple is located in Kyoto’s
eastern mountain range on Mount
Hieizan and is one of the important
monasteries in Japan. Enryakuji was
founded in 788 by Saicho, the monk
who used his learning of Chinese
Buddhism to found the Tendai sect.
After the lunch, we are going to
Hikone Castle which was completed
in the year 1622. It served as the seat
of the local Ii Daimyo until the end of
Japan’s feudal age in 1868. Due to the
length, this tour is limited to those
three and older.
EXTRA
17212a Hakone Kosui Fireworks
& Boat Cruise
Date: Mon, July 31
Cost: Adult $55
Youth (6-11) $45
Child (0-5) $30
Mileage: 150 km
Depart: 4:30 p.m. / Return: 11 p.m.
Experience the 1,000 floating lanterns
and 3,000 exploding fireworks at the
Hakone
Kosui
Festival.
The
nine-headed Dragon God of Lake
Ashi is worshiped, while red rice and
sake is offered to the Gods. This tour
includes a relaxing boat cruise along
Lake Ashi as we watch the fireworks
light up the night sky. Tour price
includes bus transportation and boat
cruise admission.
EXTRA
Overnight Tours
– If you cancel 11 business days prior to your scheduled
tour, no charge will be assessed.
– If you cancel 7-10 business days prior, you will be charged
the deposit of the tour.
– If you cancel 6 business days prior, or on the date of the
no charge will be assessed.
tour, or seek a refund past the date of the tour, no refund will
– If you cancel 1-5 business days prior, you will be charged be given, except in the event of valid duty commitment.
50% of the total price of the tour.
Cancellation cannot be accepted for tours that require
– If you cancel on the date of the tour or seek a refund past admission tickets in advance. i.e. sumo tournaments,
the date of the tour, no refunds will be given. Business days concerts, etc. Please inquire at the Tours Office for full
excludes the weekend and U.S. holidays.
cancellation/refunds policy.
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Liberty Events
Foosball Tournament | Thu, Jun 1 at 6 p.m.
Come sign up for at the Liberty Center to see what it
takes to become the Foosball Champion. Prizes will be
given to 1st and 2nd place!
New Movie Monday | Mon, Jun 12 and 26 at 6 p.m.
Join us at the Liberty Lounge for our newly released
movie viewing every Monday at 6 p.m. Free popcorn
and soft drinks will be provided.
Friday Night Game Night at 7 p.m.
Join us every Friday night in the Liberty Lounge for
GAME NIGHT! There will be food and refreshments,
and participants are eligible to win prizes.
Cut Throat
Billiards Tournament
Thu, Jun 15 at 6 p.m.
Cutthroat or cut-throat is a
three-player or team pocket
billiards game, played on a pool
table, with a full standard set of pool
balls (15 object balls and a cue ball).
Each player is commonly assigned a set
of five consecutively numbered object balls, but they do
not have to be consecutive. The object of the game is to
be the last player with at least one ball still on the table.
Final table will win prizes for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place.
Spades Tournament | Mon, Jun 5 at 6 p.m.
Join us at Liberty as we will have a spades tournament.
See if you have what it takes to be the champion!
Learning to Speak Japanese with Mike
Tue, Jun 6 & 20 at 6 p.m.
Mike will be teaching basic Japanese sentences,
questions and customs in the introduction to the
Japanese language. Feel free to bring any questions or
topics you want to learn about. This class is for you!
Open Mic Night | Wed, Jun 7 & 21 at 6 p.m.
Join us at the Liberty Mini-Theater for Open Mic Night!
Choose from our huge selection of songs to perform
with a friend, or by yourself. Do you have what it takes
to be a star? Free beverages provided.
Mario Cart Tournament on Big Screen
Thu, Jun 8 at 6 p.m.
We will have Wii Mario Cart set up on the big screen TV
for the tournament! Join us at the Liberty Center and
play as we get ready to see who can be the best and
become the champion!
Monte Carlo Night: Black Jack Tournament
Fri, Jun 9 at 6 p.m.
This month we will be playing Black Jack Tournament
at the Corner Pocket. Up to 24 players are eligible to
enter the tournament. At the end of the night, the player
with the most value in poker chips will win a prize. Sign
up at the Liberty Center by 5 p.m. to be eligible to play.
Cards Against Humanity | Mon, Jun 19 at 7 p.m.
Cards Against Humanity is a party game for horrible
people. Unlike most of the party games you've played
before, the game is as despicable and awkward as you
and your friends. The game is simple. Each round, one
player asks a question from a black card, and everyone
else answers with their funniest white card.
Connect 4 Challenge | Thu, Jun 22 at 6 p.m.
Come join Liberty to play Connect 4. This event will have
prizes for 1st and 2nd and 3rd place. Beverages provided.
Giant Jenga Challenge | Wed, Jun 28 at 6 p.m.
Come join Liberty to play Giant Jenga. Let’s see how
high you can stack the blocks to be the last person
standing. Beverages provided.
Sorry Board Game Tournament
Thu, Jun 29 at 6 p.m.
Come join Liberty to play Sorry. Pick a color and make
your way around the board before someone gets a
sorry card and sends you back to the beginning.
Beverages will also be available.
Liberty Trips
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Cultural Restaurant Trip: Shabu Shabu in Yokohama
Date: Tue, Jun 13
Cost: E1-E4: Free
E5 & Above: $30.70
Depart Atsugi: Tue, Jun 13 at 5 p.m.
Return to Atsugi: Tue, Jun 13 at 9 p.m.
Max: 9 | Deadline: Thu, Jun 11
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Hakone Fishing Trip
Date: Sat, Jun 17
Cost: E1-E4: $23.30
E5 & Above: $41.30
Depart Atsugi: Sun, Jun 17 at 5 a.m.
Return to Atsugi: Sun, Jun 17 at 5 p.m.
Max: 9 | Deadline: Sat, Jun 15
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Fuji Safari Park Trip
Date: Sat, Jun 24
Cost: E1-E4: $ 22.50
E5 & Above: $33.70
Depart Atsugi: Sat, Jun 24 at 8 a.m.
Return to Atsugi: Sat, Jun 24 at 7 p.m.
Max: 9 | Deadline: Thu, Jun 22
Junior
Sailor
SPECIAL
JUNIOR SAILOR TOURS
Jun 3 Asakusa SS Boat Cruise Epson Aqua Park
Jun 3 Fuji Safari Park
Jun 4 Nagoya Castle &
Toyota Automobile Museum
Jun 10 Oze Hike
Jun 11 Iris Festival & Shinshoji Temple
Jun 11 New Sanno Brunch & Railway Museum
Jun 17 Koka, Iga Ninja Village &
Shigaraki Pottery Town
Jun 24 Osaka Sightseeing
Jun 25 Fuji-Q Highland Amusement Park
Jun 25 Yunessun Hakone Spa
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15
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FREE
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$
35
$
25
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15
FREE
$
15
$
Jun 10 Oze Hike
No-show reservations will be charged the original tour price.
Please follow our Tour Cancellation Policy.
For tour details, visit navyMWRatsugi.com or the Corner Pocket.
264-3782
JUNIOR SAILOR BOWLING
at Atsugi Lanes
SPECIALS EVERY FRI & SAT:
9 P.M.-MIDNIGHT
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Yokohama Queen’s Square Shopping Trip
Date: Sun, Jun 25
Cost: E1-E4: FREE
E5 & Above: $13.30
Depart Atsugi: Sat, Jun 25 at 9 a.m.
Return to Atsugi: Sat, Jun 25 at 6 p.m.
Max: 9 | Deadline: Fri, Jun 23
FREE BOWLING, SHOES, SODA AND
COLOR PIN PRIZES ON
Jun 2, 3, 10, 16, 17, 24 & 30
FREE BOWLING, SHOES, SODA,
COLORED PIN PRIZES AND PRIZE
GIVEAWAYS ON
Jun 9 & 23
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School Liaison Officer
Teen Center
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U.S. Holidays • 1300-2100
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Sat • 1000-1700
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Youth Center
Youth Sports
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Movie Line
Cinema 77 Office
- Community Recreation
Sun-Thu • 1100-2300
(formerly Corner Pocket)
Fri-Sat • 1100-0000
- Galley
- Gear Rental (formerly Outdoor Rec) Mon-Sat • 1000-1800
- Golf Course
Hours: Seasonal
Golf Course/Pro Shop
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Golf Course Restaurant
- Gymnasiums/Fitness Centers
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Halsey Center
Sat • 0900-1700 / Closed Sun & U.S. Holidays
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Ranger Center
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Mon-Fri • 0700-1500
Health & Wellness
- Hobby Shops
Thu-Mon • 1300-2100 / Sat & Sun • 1000-1800
Auto Skills
Held at the Library
Cultural Craft Classes
Mon-Fri • 0900-1800
- IACE Travel
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- Boarding Kennel
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- Liberty Center
Open Daily • 1000-1900
- Library
- Navy Gateway Inns & Suites
Sun-Thu • 1030-2300 / Fri-Sat • 1030-0000
- Parcheezi's Pizza & Pasta
Sep 28-Jun 16
- Pool Indoor
Morning Lap Swim: Mon-Fri • 0530-0730
Lap & Open Swim: Mon-Fri • 1100-2000
Sat, Sun & U.S. Holidays • 1100-1800
Jun 16-Sep 27 • 1100-1900
- Pool Outdoor
Mon-Fri • 0900-1800
- Tours & Travel
Tue-Thu • 1630-2330 / Fri & Sat • 1630-0130
- Tanuki Tavern
Sunday Brunch • 1030-1430
- Trilogy
Monday Mongolian BBQ • 1700-2000
Open Daily • 1030-2000
Bombers
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Catering
Sun-Thu • 1700-2300 / Fri-Sat • 1700-0200
First & Ten
Mon-Fri • 0600-2000 / Sat & Sun • 0800-2000
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Sat, Jul 1 | 4 p.m.
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