Deep Japan: Be A Princess at the ACCJ Annual Charity Ball

Article by RuthieJ originally published on Deep Japan

December 5 Theme is the Wild Wild West

Stately men in tuxedos escort elegant ladies into a brightly lit ballroom. Each holds a tall glass of tasty champagne and as they seek out their place at the decorative reception tables, they greet friends and colleagues with a smile. The Ball has a theme like “New York, New York” or “Saturday Night Fever”, etc., and hand made centerpieces on each table ring with holiday cheer and programs at each seat describe the charities to benefit from the evening’s auction and sponsor donations.

This is the event this year set for December 5th and the theme will be the Wild Wild West!! Be there and join the square (dance!)
http://accjcharityball.org 

True to form, the American Chamber of Commerce combines generous giving with class and fun each year at its annual Charity Ball. Unlike any other I attend, this ball finds the perfect balance between elegance and fun. Usually held at the Tokyo American Club or a nearby Tokyo hotel, the ball attracts up to 300 guests, both from the US, and pretty much every where else.

It is a night to forget where you are. Forget the minutes ticking by and come together in the pure joy of the Season, an almost completed year and all the expectation and excitement for the year to come. Do you know someone in the ACCJ? Hey, why not join? If you think you might be in Japan a while, or if you go back and forth often, there is truly no other international business organization with greater reach or history. Even if just for the ball, the opportunity to feel like a prince or princess on a special night in Tokyo is the ultimate way to celebrate the holidays in a fun and meaningful way.

“https://www.facebook.com/The.ACCJ/info?tab=overview 

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