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The HJE will travel to Sendai in Summer 2025! Follow us on Instagram: @haddonfieldjapanexchange
The HJE will travel to Sendai in Summer 2025! Follow us on Instagram: @haddonfieldjapanexchange
Board Meetings are normally the second Monday of every month at 7 PM. Email HJE08033@gmail.com with questions or to join our Board.
Info Slides from the interest meeting for the 2025 trip
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The Haddonfield Japanese Exchange (HJE) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit that promotes an annual exchange program between students from Haddonfield and Japan. In alternating summers, 15-20 students and chaperones from Japan and the U.S. visit one another and stay with host families.
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About Us
The HJE was started in 2006 by retired Philadelphia teacher Bill Brown. This international exchange has been a labor of love for Mr. Brown, who has led the trips to Japan and the United States for over a decade. Mr. Brown is a valuable member of our Board! We are currently partnered with Sendai International School in the Miyagi Prefecture.
Trip of a Lifetime
The journey to Japan has been an incredibly positive experience for hundreds of students and their families.
Students/families are responsible for travel expenses (airfare, train, etc.) and souvenir money, usually totaling about $3,000. All other expenses and activities are covered by our fundraising efforts.
The program is open to high school-age students who live in Haddonfield.
Participants make international and lifelong friends, while gaining firsthand experience with Japanese culture.
You don't have to speak Japanese!
Go to the Links and Social Media page for more pictures or follow our adventures on Instagram: @haddonfieldjapanexchange
Students after a taiko drum performance at Sendai International School
On a field trip to the Aoba Castle ruins in Sendai city
Special thanks to Sagami Japanese Restaurant, our long-time supporter! To see more sponsors, check out our Sponsors page!
Special thanks to Sagami Japanese Restaurant, our long-time supporter! To see more sponsors, check out our Sponsors page!
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