Japanese delegation visits Port Angeles
Keith Thorpe/Peninsula Daily News
Takashi Ishikawa, traveling with a contingent from Mutsu City, Japan, passes out sesquicentennial pins to students from Tanabu Senior High School in the City Council chambers at Port Angeles City Hall on Thursday after being greeted by Mayor Cherie Kidd and Deputy Mayor Brad Collins.
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Members of the delegation, all from Tanabu Senior High School, are staying with 28 host families from Port Angeles.
The Japanese students attended class at Port Angeles High School with student hosts and visited their second-and third-grade pen pals at Jefferson Elementary.
They were greeted in council chambers at Port Angeles City Hall on Thursday by Mayor Cherie Kidd and Deputy Mayor Brad Collins.
The visit, arranged by the Peninsula International Relations Association and the Port Angeles School District, is an annual cultural exchange between the two sister cities.
The delegation also will tour Victoria as well as other areas on the Olympic Peninsula.
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