Kakuda students visit for first time since quake, tsunami

By Noelle Steele
Staff Writer
First Posted: August 21, 2012 - 9:08 pm
Last Updated: August 21, 2012 - 9:13 pm

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Getting to know you: Sayaka Isazawa is among 11 students from Greenfield's sister city of Kakuda, Japan, who will be in town until Aug. 26.(Tom Russo/Daily Reporter)

Hands-on experience: Greenfield-Central High School art teacher Jeff Weiland shows Taiga Baba (left) and Koki Watanabe the fine art of using a pottery wheel during an art class Tuesday. A group of students and chaperones from Kakuda, Japan, arrived in Greenfield Friday. (Tom Russo/Daily Reporter)

GREENFIELD — After a year hiatus, the Greenfield Sister Cities program is up and running again.

Greenfield officials have welcomed a group of 11 junior high and high school students, accompanied by three chaperones, from Kakuda, Japan, Greenfield’s Sister City.

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