Orlando Hoshuko Inc.

“The school is active in cultural education within and without the school through conducting cultural programs and events for public. Within school, many traditional ceremonies and school events are conducted to teach children the Japanese customs. The school starts with an entrance/opening ceremony in April in Japanese style. Then each of three semesters starts and ends with ceremonies just as schools in Japan. In October, the school conducts a Field Day with the games and competitions typically performed in Japan, with participation of student's family. In February, the school conducts "Presentation of Learned Materials," in which each class makes presentation of what they have learned throughout the year. The school year ends in March with the end of year ceremony and graduation cremonies for Kindergarten, Elemenary, and Middle school graduates.”

“The school is very active in community to promote and support Japanese art, education, and traditions of Japan. In November, the parents and students of the school perform perform and volunteer at Orlando Japan Festival, which is run by Japan Association of Orlando, Inc, a Public Charity Organization. The Festival showcases Japanese traditional performing arts such as Japanese dance, Taiko drums, and Koto instrument as well as traditional vending booths and games that are replica of the festivals in Japan.”

“Another events and community activities include "Kanji (Chinese Characters) Certification Testing," which is also open to general public. The school, the students, and their parents collectively and individually participate in the community activities that promote Japanese clutures and support good causes.”

“Class materials 15116. Office supplies 1258. Insurance 1158. Telephone 1879. Non profit corp registration 75. Seminar/conference/meetings 1477. Teachers training 2668. Travel 2012. Storage 1573. Office expenses 3059. Volunteer related/field day/chorus exp 845. Depreciation 150. Bank service charge 7.”

“EQUIPMENT (NET) 202. 52.”