On May 25, the "Kanazawa University Kenjukai" - community of centenarians (248 members), which consists of retired administrative and technical staff of Kanazawa University, held its 2024 regular meeting and social gathering. The meeting was attended by 57 people including current university staff.
At the meeting, after a moment of silence for those who lost their lives in the Noto Peninsula earthquake and for the deceased members who have been dead for one year since the previous meeting, Kanazawa University president Takashi Wada made a speech with a report on the recent situation of the university.
The president also presented the congratulatory messages and commemorative gifts to 9 of the 22 members who had reached the age of 99 (hakuju), 88 (beiju), 77 (kiju), and 70 (koki), and thanked the representatives for their attendance. The business report and financial report followed, and the business plan (draft), budget (draft), partial revision of the constitution (draft), and officers (draft) were discussed and approved.
At the reception that followed the meeting, the members and the executives of the university, who had long since reunited after the Corona disaster and the Noto Peninsula earthquake, enjoyed a pleasant time while checking on each other's health and the damage caused by the earthquake.
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Kenju members receiving a gift of jujutsu -
Greetings from Wada President -
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