Welcome to Brit’s in Japan Twitter feed! We’ve been on Facebook a while now, and it’s been steadily growing. So we thought we’d branch out onto Twitter. You can see our main group here:-
https://t.co/cvW7iJAf1Q
Fantastic work everyone @BST_Tokyo and @BCCJapan Glad to see you were celebrating #PlatinumJubilee in style with the great sport of cricket 🏏. Sorry I couldn’t be there 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧#HM70
This looks like a great exhibition.
THE GREATS: Masterpieces from the National Galleries of Scotland|TOKYO METROPOLITAN ART MUSEUM https://t.co/7i16YdCXee
⌛️ History Thread 🧵
Do you know the long history of cooperation between the UK and Japan? In 1858, during the #Edo-period, a treaty of Amity and Commerce was signed between the #UK 🇬🇧 and #Japan 🇯🇵. Britain’s representative was a Scot, Sir James Bruce, 8th Earl of Elgin! 🏴
We have a number of regular posts in our Facebook group, from positive Tuesdays to moaning Thursday’s to name but a few, but we’re curious what you’d like to see in your Twitter feed? The same content from the group? Or different?
#britsinjapan#britsabroad#japan
We were delighted to welcome members and guests to “EGM2022, and Swing into Spring: BCCJ networking”, with the aim to bolster BCCJ Governance & create deeper connections with co-members! More events to come so don't forget to check our website 🎉 https://t.co/e85fauEdKa
Not only that but the queens jubilee is fast approaching too and we have a wide range of activities planned! In Kyoto we have a fantastic event lined up to celebrate the queens jubilee. More details can be found here:-
https://t.co/AffKMIVJPC