PRESIDENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF GHANA VISIT JAPAN

On the occasion of the Official Working Visit Of
His Excellency Prof. John Evans Atta Mills,President of the Republic of Ghanato Japan,
The Ambassador of the Republic of Ghana to Japan,H.E. Mr. Kwame A.Tenkorang,requests the pleasure of the company of
All Members Of The Ghanaian Community In Japan at a Cocktail Reception
on Thursday 30th September, 2010 from 7:00p.m – 9:00p.m.
at the Hotel New Otani, Tokyo
Garden Tower, Banquet Floor, (Hō-oh Room)
Dress: National Dress/Business Suit R.S.V.P. (03-5410-8631)

African Festa 2010 in Yokohama: African Music Freestyle

African Music; Group of Ghanaians and other Africans freestyling at the African Festa 2010 in Yokohama, Japan on 13 March 2010. Yes, it's true Africa gave rhythm to the world and there's no better way to prove that. Enjoy the free African spirit.

African Food Shop in japan

Are  you finding it difficult to get your  african dishes in town .
Worry no more , there is good news in town for africans and african food lovers.
An online african food supermarket has been unveil in tokyo . africanshop.jp
Look for an african fast  food service in japan. With deleivery  service to your homes in japan.
Its a best  place to look for your afro needs in  japan

Africa Festival (Japan Music Week) アフリカ・フェスティバル

Date - November 9 2010

Time - 6:30pm - 11:00pm

Location - Tokyo Venue TBC

Created By - Japan Music Week

Africa Festival (Music & Culture Festival at Japan Music Week, Tokyo)


Please join us here to celebrate the music and culture of Africa in Tokyo during Japan Music Week (JMW: 8-14 November 2010). The event will include performances from artists and DJs visiting from the region, and related local artists. JMW's goal is to help Japanese artists reach out overseas, and help international artists break into ...the Japanese market by creating mutually supporting grassroots networks of artists, fans, media and music industry. We'll be updating information here soon, but in the meantime, please join as 'attending' if you're interested.

The Hafu Project

a documentary film about the experiences of mixed-race people in Japan
avid is a Ghanian and Japanese hafu. David was born in a small village in Ghana, to a Ghanaian mother and a Japanese father. His father, an architect, was in Ghana to build the Noguchi Hideo Memorial when he met David’s mother. After spending 6 years in Ghana, they moved to Tokyo. However due to difficulty of adjusting to their new life in Japan, his parents filed for divorce when he was 10. The next 8 years were spent in an orphanage school in Japan with his two brothers

New Patriotic Party of ghana japan wing Calling !

New Patriotic Party of ghana japan wing  i s calling all its supporters in japan.

To sign up and join the japan wing and help wrestle  power from the NDC Government in 2012.
Click on this link to join to become a member 

6 arrested over illegal receipt of crime proceeds wired from U.S.

Another ghana-man & Nigerians in 419 SCAM        
             FRAUD BUSTED IN TOKYO

Six people have been arrested in a suspected money laundering case involving illegally receiving a total of about 570 million yen wired from a U.S. bank to Japan by disguising proceeds of crime as legitimate income, Japanese police said Thursday.

The suspects are Nyeche Obeneme, a 36-year-old company executive with Nigerian citizenship in Okegawa, Saitama Prefecture, two other Nigerian men, a Ghanaian man and a Japanese man and woman.

The case is believed to be part of roughly 2.8 billion yen wired to seven countries, such as Japan, South Korea, China and Australia, from a Citibank account in New York in the name of the National Bank of Ethiopia in the autumn of 2008, investigative sources said.

The billions of yen were wired based on fake wire transfer documents sent to the U.S. bank. The Federal Bureau of Investigation asked Japan’s National Police Agency in October 2008 to also investigate the case in Japan.

Most of the approximately 570 million yen sent to Japan has already been withdrawn, and it is unclear what has become of the money, according to the sources.

Some of the suspects have said they allowed their bank accounts to be used for receiving remittances and got commissions ranging from 3 million to 7 million yen, police said.