Showing posts with label Nagoya. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nagoya. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2011

WFWP Speech Contest for International Women's Speech Contest

Serving as the president for Aichi Foreign Students Association- AFSA


It was a privilege, to be the president of AFSA or Aichi Foreign Students' Association.
As international students, we had many common goals, interests, hurdles,challenges while attending classes in Japanese Universities.
It was a matter of great interest that the Japanese Society was very interested in the pool of talent and the contribution we can make while in Japan.
We organized this event annually to put international recipe on the table and music, dances and skits on the stage of Nagoya International Center.

Tenrikyo Nagoya Grand Church Newsletter published my speech for speech contest.


I lived in Tenrikyo Nagoya Grand Church for 3 years of my live. While I lived there I applied for a speech contest.
This was my speech that they published in their newsletter.

Saturday, May 21, 2011

Meijo University Newsletter published information about my bilingual children's book- A Caterpillar's Dream

Language learning is a major tool to delve deep into a different culture. Using children's story book as a starting point, I explored the many possibilities of being multi-lingual! I appreciate the warm welcome I received by my teachers and the staff at Meijo University, my Alma mater!

Friday, May 20, 2011

My dream is to serve- Astha Tuladhar in Tenrikyo Nagoya Grand Church Newsletter


I lived in a Tenrikyo Church for 3 years of my life during my student years at Meijo University of Nagoya Japan.
Living inside a church shelter dorm, gave me valuable experience of living by faith.
Tenrikyo is a religion that originated in Tenri City.

Thursday, May 19, 2011

Astha Tuladhar - Reading Children's Story Books to Kids at Nagoya International Center


Children love to be read fairy tales! Those are moments that one remembers even after they get older. I read my story books including some of my favorite ones to a bunch of kids once a week at the Nagoya International Center, in Nagoya, Japan.

Knotting Nepal and Japan through her Children's Story book- Astha Tuladhar


Asahi Evening Newspaper published a story about Astha Tuladhar and her story book for children called- " A Caterpillar's Dream."
June 22.2005

Astha Tuladhar Guest Speaker for Natural Harmony, Nagoya, Japan

Natural Harmony organized a program at Will Aichi Women's Center in Nagoya, Japan. I was invited as a guest speaker to talk about Nepalese Lifestyle and Culture based on my illustrations.