Culinary SCHOOLS / KYUSHU/SASEBO

NavyWife · Apr 15, 2005, 11:14

Does anyone know of any cooking or pastry schools in Japan that teach in english??? I know it sounds funny, but i am desperate. I can't find anything. If there's someone from Japan who speaks english, do you know of culinary schools, pastry schools in the Kyushu / Sasebo area?? Or of pastry chef's who speak english???? HELP PLEASE EMAIL: johnandstarr@hotmail.com

**Iron Chef** · Apr 15, 2005, 14:41

You might want to check with the locals once you arrive. Sasebo has a lot of armed services personnel in and around the immediate area so there should be no shortage of English-speakers. You should also probably check out what's available in Fukuoka as well. Go to the 8th floor of the IMS Plaza building next to Fukuoka Tenjin station and post a free message on one of the message boards at Rainbow Plaza. That's a popular place for people from all walks of life to exchange services and whatnot. Someone there might be able to help you. For more info, feel free to inquire directly.

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Mike Cash · Apr 15, 2005, 19:15

Don't forget to check with the Family Services Center and perhaps the MWR office. They're the most knowledgable people about things in your area.....and their sole purpose is to assist you.

Apr 15, 2005, 11:14	#1
NavyWife Junior Member Join Date: Apr 15, 2005 Posts: 5	Culinary SCHOOLS / KYUSHU/SASEBO Does anyone know of any cooking or pastry schools in Japan that teach in english??? I know it sounds funny, but i am desperate. I can't find anything. If there's someone from Japan who speaks english, do you know of culinary schools, pastry schools in the Kyushu / Sasebo area?? Or of pastry chef's who speak english???? HELP PLEASE EMAIL: johnandstarr@hotmail.com

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Mike Cash Delusions of Adequacy Join Date: Mar 15, 2002 Location: Japan Posts: 5,417	Don't forget to check with the Family Services Center and perhaps the MWR office. They're the most knowledgable people about things in your area.....and their sole purpose is to assist you. __________________ Kiva: Loans That Change Lives

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Iron Chef Villain Join Date: Feb 26, 2003 Location: Fukuoka (current), Nagoya, Sapporo Age: 38 Posts: 1,962	You might want to check with the locals once you arrive. Sasebo has a lot of armed services personnel in and around the immediate area so there should be no shortage of English-speakers. You should also probably check out what's available in Fukuoka as well. Go to the 8th floor of the IMS Plaza building next to Fukuoka Tenjin station and post a free message on one of the message boards at Rainbow Plaza. That's a popular place for people from all walks of life to exchange services and whatnot. Someone there might be able to help you. For more info, feel free to inquire directly. http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguid...ction=describe