Honored Guest,
On behalf of the entire staff, “Yokoso Japan,” and welcome to Misawa Inn! It is our
privilege to serve you and ensure your stay is a pleasant and comfortable one. Our
knowledgeable staff is available for you 24 hours a day to answer any questions you
may have. From your room, you can dial "0" to reach the front desk at any time.
To make the most of your stay at Misawa, please take the time to review this guest
directory. It is filled with helpful information about our installation, local communityand 35th Force Support Squadron facilities. Advertised programs on base are subject
to change without notice, so we advise you to call the facility for the most current
information. A listing of 35th Force Support Squadron facility phone numbers can befound in this directory and in the Leisure Times magazine. Additional information
can be found online at https://35fss.com/.
We continually strive to be the best by providing quality service that exceeds yourexpectations. If you have comments or suggestions on how we can improve, feel free
to contact me directly at 222-0280. Guest comment cards are provided in your room
and at the front desk. Your comments and suggestions are always welcome and help
recognize outstanding service and improve our operation.
We hope you enjoy your stay with us and your experience in Misawa. Again, Yokoso
Japan.
Sincerely,
Misawa Inn Manager

WELCOME VALUED GUEST!
We have provided you with a few complimentary items
to get you through your first night’s stay.
Feel free to ask any Lodging team member if you need any of these items replenished.
If you forgot to pack any other toiletry item, please come see us at the front desk.
We should have what you need available for purchase.

THE AIR FORCE INNS PROMISE“Our goal is to provide you a clean, comfortable room
to guarantee a good night’s rest and pleasant stay.
If any part of your stay with us is not satisfactory, please provide
the lodging manager or front desk staff an opportunity to ‘make it right’.”

HOUSEKEEPING SERVICES
Our housekeeping staff takes pride in providing guests with friendly, prompt andprofessional service. Hours are 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. daily. Placing clothes and personal items
in closets and dressers will help us maintain your room to the highest standard ashousekeepers are not allowed to move personal items. If you work nights and sleep during
the day, please inform the front desk so that suitable housekeeping arrangements can be
made. Service is provided daily unless a “Do Not Disturb” sign is displayed.* Please notethat in accordance with health and safety standards, ALL** rooms must be serviced after 72
hours.
*/** In pet-friendly TLFs, housekeepers must be able to safely enter the room daily to clean,
therefore pets must be secured in containers during that time.
DAILY SERVICE: Bed will be made, floors/carpets cleaned, toilet, sink, mirror, tub/shower
cleaned, towels replaced (one for one, only if they are placed on the floor or in thebathtub/shower), wastebaskets cleaned and emptied and coffee/tea amenities restocked.
WEEKLY SERVICE: Includes all daily services with the addition of light dusting and furniturepolishing, sheets changed, shower curtain cleaned, and floors vacuumed/mopped.

EMERGENCY INFORMATION
Misawa Air Base Hospital is located in Bldg 99, one block away from Misawa Inn.
Driving directions: From the main parking lot in front of Bldg 670, turn left onto Freedom
Circle. Follow the road in a circular direction keeping to the right, passing the 35th Fighter
Wing Headquarters on the left and Misawa Inn on the right. At the first intersection/stop
sign, go straight. At the next intersection/stop sign, turn left and follow the roadapproximately one block until you see a sign on the left directing you to the Urgent Care
Clinic (UCC). Turn left and follow the tunnel down to the UCC entrance.
From the Bldg 118 parking lot, turn left onto Shenandoah Drive. At the T-intersection, turnright onto Independence Drive. At the first intersection/stop sign, turn right. At the next
intersection/stop sign, turn left and follow the road approximately one block until you see
a sign on the left directing you to the Urgent Care Clinic (UCC). Turn left and follow thetunnel down to the UCC entrance.

For all emergencies, dial 911; from a cell phone, dial 0176-53-1911
UCC/Emergency Room
Security Forces
Red Cross97-226-6647 or 0176-77-6647
97-226-3600 or 0176-77-3600
97-226-3016 or 0176-77-3016

FIRE SAFETY AND EVACUATION
All Misawa Inn facilities are built in accordance with the highest safety standards and thestaff takes diligent steps to ensure your wellbeing. All of the facilities are equipped withan early warning smoke detection fire alarm system, and most have a wet sprinkler system.
In the unlikely event a fire does occur we want each of our guests to be as prepared as
possible. By educating yourself now you can increase your chances of a calm reaction in an
emergency situation. Reviewing the following information can make a difference.
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Upon arrival- In Bldg 118: Locate the exit stairway adjacent to the balcony through themaster bedroom. Also locate the two stairway fire exits on your floor. When
you need to get out of your room, you should know exactly where the exits
are. This will save precious time.
- In Bldgs. 662, 669 and 670: Locate the stairway fire exits on your floor. Walk
to the exits to fix their location in your mind. Count the doors along the wall
between your room and the exits.
If you see fire or smoke- Locate the fire alarm pull stations in the hallway and fire extinguishers inyour room (in rooms with kitchens).
- Call 911 or sound the nearest fire alarm, then leave the area immediately.
- Only the smallest fires are worth the attempt to extinguish. If there is an
extinguisher nearby, use it only if the fire is small.
- Flee larger fires.
- Leave with your room key.
- Close doors against the fire as you leave.

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When the fire alarm sounds- Take your room key with you.
- Place your hand on the door to feel for heat to test before opening.
- If the door is cool, open slowly. Immediately look for smoke.
- If there is little or no smoke, leave your room and go to the nearest exit. Staynear the wall, counting the number of doors to the exit, and feel along thewall as you go. If there is smoke, stay low to the ground.
- If there is heavy smoke, close your door quickly and remain inside your room.
- Never use elevators in emergency situations.
When you cannot leave your room
- Turn off the heat or fans to prevent smoke from being sucked in.
- Soak towels, sheets or blankets and stuff them in the crack under the door.
- Fill the bathtub with water and remoisten the towels and sheets as needed.
- Dial 911. If possible, telephone the front desk to report your location.
Evacuation- If you are required to evacuate the hotel, you will be notified through thephone system, sound of the general alarm or by lodging staff.
- Proceed to the nearest exit.
- Do not use the elevator – use the stairs only.
- The evacuation point for Bldg 118 is the parking lot of Tower 117. Bldg 670
and 669 is the central sidewalk area between Bldgs 662 and 664. The
evacuation point for Bldg 662 is the sidewalk area in front of Bldg 670, near
the playground.
Fire prevention- All Misawa Inn buildings are non-smoking/vaping, tobacco free. Do not use
tobacco products or smoke inside the buildings, common areas or balconies.
- Do not store highly flammable liquids (gasoline, charcoal lighter, flammablepaint, etc.) in your room.
- Do not use unauthorized cooking or heating devices in your room (includes
unattended crock pots).
- Do not place charcoal grills within 15 feet of the building.
- Do not leave cooking equipment unattended when in use.
- Do not place hot appliances such as irons, coffee pots, etc. in lockers,
drawers or on top of the stove.
- Do not overload electrical circuits.

We appreciate your cooperation in keeping the guests and Misawa Inn safe and secure.

EARTHQUAKE SAFETY
If shaking begins
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Turn off the oven, stove or heat producing appliances.
Drop down; take cover under a desk or table and hold on.
Stay indoors until the shaking stops and you're sure it's safe to exit.
Do not use the elevator.
Stay away from televisions or furniture that can fall on you.
Stay away from windows. Fire alarms and sprinklers may go off during a quake.
If you are in bed, hold on and stay there, protecting your head with a pillow.
If you are outdoors, find a clear spot away from buildings, trees, and power lines.
Drop to the ground.
If you are in a car, slow down and drive to a clear place away from power lines andbuildings.

SHELTER-IN-PLACE (SIP)
Misawa AB is vulnerable to the health and safety impacts of a hazardous materials release.
Misawa emergencies could be caused by the following:
1. Sumitomo Chemical Plant – northeast of base adjacent to Cummings Elementary Schooland north housing Area
2. Release of Toxic Industrial Chemicals
3. Major Accidents or Aircraft mishaps
4. Terrorists use of Chemical, Biological, Radiological or Toxic Industrial Materials
When these events occur, there are two basic tools to protect personnel: Evacuation and
Shelter-in-Place.
Evacuation is used when it is still safe to remove personnel from the hazard area. However,
evacuations can take a very long time to complete and can actually expose some people tomore danger than if they had just sheltered in place. For chemical releases of limited
duration, it is faster and usually safer to shelter-in-place than to evacuate. Once notifiedof evacuation move quickly and following the direction of the emergency responders.
Shelter-in-Place (SIP) consists of taking refuge in an innermost room with little orno windows until the hazard passes. This option is chosen when evacuation is not a safe
option for personnel and the hazard is quickly approaching. Once notified of SIP movequickly, follow the directions of your Unit Control Center, Commanders Accesschannel, or emergency responders. Please be aware of the location of all SIP rooms.
Follow instructions in this directory and in SIP kits, located in each alternate SIP room.
One thing to keep in mind is shelter-in-place is for short term (2-4 hours) protection.
Misawa Inn SIP Rooms are located in the bathrooms of each guest room. Secondary locations
are on the first floor of each building as follows:
Bldg 670
Bldg 669
Bldg 662
Bldg 118

2 rooms: Training Room (two doors from the Admin office) andthe Conference Room at the west end of the hallway
1 room: Employee Break Room near the east end of the hallway
1 room: Fitness Room near the center of the hallway
Housekeeping rooms on each floor

SHELTER-IN-PLACE CHECKLISTS(Townhomes, Towers, Dorms)

SHELTER IN-PLACE PROCEDURES
Actions for Personnel Inside of Buildings -External HAZMAT Release
Take cover if needed to protect from fire, explosive hazards, falling1.
objects, chemical plume, and inhalation hazards.
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Quickly move the family inside the home, don’t forget the pets
Notify other personnel in housing if possible
Call 911 from base telephones or 0176-53-1911 from cell phones
and report the incident if emergency response forces are not at thescene.

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Do not leave your home to get children from daycare or schools.
These facilities have plans in place to protect your children. Don’trisk your life, the threat will pass shortly.

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Close and lock all windows, doors, vents and fireplace dampers in
the home. (locking provides a better seal)

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Turn off the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC)
systems, stove exhaust fans, and bathroom vent fans.

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Move yourself, family & pets to the designated Shelter-In-Place(SIP) room, most likely your bathroom.
Close & lock the doors & windows inside the SIP room
Open your SIP kit and seal the doors, windows and vents w/plastic
and duct tape. Trash bags or plastic shower curtain may also work.
Wet down towels or bathmat and seal door threshold. Clothing canalso be used.
Turning on a hot shower will create steam and overpressure in thebathroom to help keep the hazard out.
Do not use any items with open flames.

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Perform self-aid and buddy care or first aid as needed.
If you have a cell phone or a base phone in your SIP room, callyour supervisor or sponsor, notify them of the situation. Don’t
leave the SIP room to make the call. Threat should pass shortly.
Evacuate the building if directed by the radio, CAC channel, Giant
Voice or emergency response personnel
If directed, evacuate by moving in an upwind or crosswind
direction away from the point of release (if visible). Move to thedesignated unit assembly point or location. Do not drive vehicles
unless directed by emergency response forces or unless required toevacuate injured people or those that cannot walk.
Stay inside your SIP room until directed otherwise by the radio,
CAC channel, Giant Voice or emergency response personnel
Do not allow entry or exit to SIP room once the plastic is sealed.
However, remain alert for personnel seeking entry into the building.
Notify UCC or call 911 or 0176-53-1911 to report outside
personnel who need assistance.
Open all your doors, vents, and windows when notified that theoutside hazard has passed.

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MISAWA INN INFORMATION & SERVICESFRONT DESK: Our front desk is open and staffed 24 hours a day for your convenience.
Complimentary coffee and hot cocoa are available in the main lobby of Bldg 670. PacificStars and Stripes newspapers are available for purchase at a kiosk inside the main entrance.
Please dial 0 from your room to contact the front desk for assistance or information.
CHECK-OUT TIME: Check-out time is at 11 a.m. for all rooms. If you would like to have alate check-out please inquire in advance at the front desk. We will try to accommodate
your request based upon availability and staffing, but you may be charged an additional
fee at the room rate you are occupying.
AMENITIES: Each room at Misawa Inn is stocked with amenities such as conditioning
shampoo and soap for your first night's stay. If you have forgotten a travel item, please
visit the front desk to purchase items that you require.
BUSINESS CENTER: Wi-Fi internet service is provided in all guestrooms free of charge to
Misawa Inn guests. A business center is available 24/7 on the second floor of Bldg 670. A
key can be signed out at the front desk.
FAX SERVICES: Commercial fax service is available at the Overstreet Memorial Library.
MAIL: A mailbox is located in front of Bldg 670. Official mail should be sent through yourduty section. Guest mail or packages cannot be accepted at the front desk. Please use thegeneral delivery address at the post office if you do not have an APO box here at Misawa:
Name
GENERAL DELIVERY
APO, AP 96319
CAR RENTAL: An AAFES car rental service is located at the Base Exchange Mall. For details
dial 97-957-7472. See the “Transportation Info” page in this directory for additionaltransportation options.
LOST AND FOUND: Misawa Inn is not responsible for property left in the room. If items arefound and turned in, we will make every effort to return the property to the owner. Items
will be kept for 30 days. Perishable items will be disposed of immediately. Contact thefront desk for details.

MISAWA INN INFORMATION & SERVICESLAUNDRY: Washers and dryers are located on the first floors of Bldgs 662 and 669; and on
the 2nd, 3rd and 4th floors of Bldg 670, and in each guestroom of Bldg 118. Dispensers
are available for purchase of detergent and softeners. In Bldg 118, a dispenser islocated on the first floor near the vending machines. Items are also available for purchaseat the front desk along with additional laundry supplies.
DRY CLEANING: AAFES Laundry and Dry Cleaning services are located adjacent to the Main
Base Shoppette in Bldg 525. Call 97-957-7469 for more information.
ICE MACHINES: Ice machines are located on each floor of Bldg 670 near the elevator. They
are located in the fitness room on the first floor of Bldg 662 and laundry room on the firstfloor of Bldg 669.
CHECK CASHING: Misawa Inn accepts checks for the amount of purchase only. A $25 service
charge will be assessed for all checks returned by the bank. Checks can be cashed at theBase Exchange, Community Bank, Credit Union and Misawa Club. Japanese currency
exchange is available in all of these facilities except the Base Exchange.
ATM: Automated Teller Machines are located at the Base Exchange, Community Bank,
Misawa Club, USA Federal Credit Union, behind the Security Forces Bldg and adjacent to
the Misawa Inn Lobby in Bldg 670. Money is dispensed in increments of $20 and 5,000 yen.
The Navy Federal Credit Union machine does not dispense yen.
IN-ROOM SAFES: Located in the closet, you can lock/open the safe by two methods, witha credit card or by inputting your own 4-digit number. To lock: Enter a 4-digit number,then press the Lock “#” button – OR – swipe a credit card from right to left. To open: Enter
your 4-digit number – OR – swipe credit card from right to left.
PET CONTAINERS/KENNELS: One pet container is provided in each pet-friendly TLF room.
SUNDRY ITEMS: Beverages and snacks are provided for sale at the front desk. Also, there
is a vending machine located next to the ice machine on the second floor of Bldg 670 andin the laundry room on the first floor in Bldg 669. Vending machines are located on the firstfloor in Bldg 118. Sundry items are also stocked in Distinguished Visiting Quarters.
Housekeepers replenish the items daily. Items which are consumed are charged to yourroom and payment is collected upon checkout.
MAINTENANCE: In the event your room requires maintenance, please contact the front
desk or fill out a “Room Maintenance” slip and drop it off at the front desk. The
maintenance staff will take care of the discrepancy as quickly as possible.
PLAYGROUNDS: There are playgrounds located on the south side of Bldg 670 and between
Towers 117 and 116. Misawa Air Base community standards require that children under 10
must be supervised when playing outside.

MISAWA INN INFORMATION & SERVICESCONFERENCE ROOM: Misawa Inn offers a conference room for official use by guests. Ourconference room is located on the first floor of Bldg 670 and can seat 40 attendees. The room
is equipped with tables, chairs, DSN phone and Wi-Fi. Please contact the front desk tomake reservations.
FITNESS ROOM: A Fitness Room is available on the first floor of Bldg 662, for guest use. The
room can be accessed 24/7 by using your guest room keycard or signing out a key at the front
desk. Teens 16 years of age and over are allowed to use the room with consent of a parent orlegal guardian. Teens 13-15 years of age require interactive supervision by a parent or legal
guardian. Children 12 years and under are not allowed in the fitness room. A Parent/Childarea is located at the Potter Fitness Center, Bldg 622, for supervised play.
MESSAGE SERVICE: A red light on your phone signals that you have a message. To retrieve ordelete messages from your phone, press the Messages button or dial “6000” and follow the
prompts. Default password is the 4-digit room number. Messages for guests may also be taken
at the front desk. Please dial “0” to retrieve messages from the front desk.
WAKE-UP CALLS: To set a wakeup call, dial 73050 on your room phone. Press 1. Follow the
prompts to set a wakeup call. To cancel a wakeup call, dial 73050. Press 2 to cancel awakeup call.
COMMENT CARDS: Please take a few minutes and tell us about your stay by completing thecustomer comment card located in your room. Cards are also available at the front desk. A
drop box is located in the lobby of Bldg 670. Comments and suggestions are always welcome
and helps recognize outstanding service and improves our operation.

MISAWA INN ROOM RATES
Check-in time is 2 p.m. However, if rooms are available, you may check in earlier. During theheight of PCS season there may be a slight delay for check-in due to the high turnover of families.
If you experienced a delay, we hope you were able to relax in our lobby and enjoy a complimentary
cup of coffee, tea or hot chocolate.
Check-out time is at 11 a.m.. If you would like to have a late check-out please inquire inadvance at the front desk. We will try to accommodate your request based upon availability andstaffing, but you may be charged an additional fee at the room rate you are occupying. For yourconvenience, there is a luggage storage room located in the main lobby for short-term guest use
on your days of arrival and departure.
Building

Room TypeRoom Rate*

118

Temporary Living Facilities (TLF)$101**

670

Visiting Quarters (VQ)

$94

662

Visiting Quarters (VQ)

$94

669

Visiting Quarters (VQ)

$94

669

Business Suite

$101

118

Business Suite$101* Room rates are subject to change** Pet owners will be charged a standard $10 per night “pet fee” regardless of the number ofpets in the unit and duration of their stay. The fee will be used to defray additional
cleaning/maintenance costs required in pet-friendly TLFs.
Additional service charges may be assessed for excess cleaning required to return the room toinventory. Please see the “Guest Responsibilities” page for details.

METHOD OF PAYMENTIn accordance with AFMAN 34-135, Air Force Lodging Program, Misawa Inn accepts cash,
check, MasterCard, American Express and Visa for payment. Guests are required to pay inadvance for stays up to 30 days. Guests staying longer than 30 days will have their credit cardcharged on day 31 to cover previous miscellaneous charges and room charges to cover up toanother 30 day stay. Advance payment will be required for any approved extension. All guests,
including those paying by cash or check, must have a credit card on file for their account. A$25 service charge will be assessed for all checks returned by the bank.
Guests in PCS status should bring their receipt to file for TLA to the Housing Office, Bldg 656.

EXTENSIONS
Guests arriving with Permanent Change of Station orders are entitled up to 30 days in base lodging,based upon availability. Extension requests may be made at the front desk or with thereservationist. All extension requests will be treated as new reservations. Approval will be based
upon availability.

*8(675(63216,%,/,7,(6In order to ensure the comfort and safety of all our guests,
we ask that you please abide by the following guidelines:
602.,1*32/,&< Misawa Inn provides a completely tobacco/smoke free environment. Smoking
and use of tobacco products is not permitted in any of the Misawa Inn rooms, common areas orbalconies. Failure to comply can result in termination of quarters and/or up to a $150 cleaningfee. Designated smoking areas are located outside, in the rear and to the north of Bldg 669; in acovered area facing the street between Bldgs 670 and 662; and between Bldg 118 and Tower 117 backentrance.
3(76: To maintain a sanitary environment, pets are allowed only in Bldg 118 designated petfriendly TLFs, and in common areas on the first through third floors. *XHVWV DUH UHVSRQVLEOH IRUFOHDQLQJ XS DIWHU WKHLU RZQ SHWV Failure to comply with this policy will result in a minimal $150
cleaning/extermination fee and may also result in termination of quarters. Misawa Pet Kennel
information is located on the following webpage https://35fss.com/pet-kennel/.
2))(16,9(0$7(5,$/ Display of pornographic, inflammatory, offensive or prejudicial material isprohibited.
352+,%,7(' Storage of flammable liquids, propane gas, weapons and ammunition is strictly
prohibited in guest rooms, including balconies. The lighting of candles and incense is prohibited.
5220 &21',7,21 Guests are responsible for any carpet stains or room furnishing damages that
may occur during their stay. Any damage noted by the guest should be immediately reported to
the front desk. Please ensure that garbage is placed in the wastebaskets and excess garbage is in
garbage bags; housekeeping will remove bagged garbage daily to maintain a sanitary room. Please
do not place trash in the hallways. Recycling information is located on the cover of the recycling
bin in each guest room. Guests may be charged a deep cleaning fee to return the room to a
habitable state if deep cleaning is required due to damage beyond fair wear and tear. Guests arealso responsible for cleaning their dishes. Occupants are responsible for conserving utilities, andcomplying with fire, health and safety regulations.
'2 127 ',6785% 6,*1 Housekeeping service is provided seven days a week, from 8 a.m. to 4
p.m. If you do not desire housekeeping service, please use the "Do Not Disturb" sign provided.**Please note, for your safety and well-being, housekeepers must provide service at least every three
days** even if you utilize your "Do Not Disturb" sign.
**In pet-friendly TLFs, housekeepers must be able to safely enter the room daily to clean,
therefore pets must be secured in containers.
48,(7 +2856 Due to a variety of missions, in which many of our guests are involved, it isimportant to respect your neighbors and keep the noise level down at all times. Quiet hours are ineffect 24 hours a day. Base wide quiet hours are 10 p.m. – 8 a.m.
3(5621$/9$/8$%/(6 Please secure your valuables when you are not in your room. A safe islocated inside the closet. Remember to remove all items from the safe prior to check-out.
9,6,725 32/,&< Transient personnel are authorized to have visitors in their rooms between thehours of 6 a.m. and midnight daily. Visitors will not be given a key to an occupant's room and must be
accompanied by their host at all times. Visitors, regardless of gender, will not remain in theoccupant's room overnight. Occupants are responsible for the conduct of their visitors at all times
and for any damages they might incur.

DIALING INSTRUCTIONS** Please do not unplug the phone cable **Emergency Ext: 911
Off-Base/Cell Phone Emergency: 0176-53-1911
Hospital UCC: 97-226-6648
Security Forces: 97-226-3600
Chaplain: 97-226-6447
Red Cross: 97-226-3016
LODGING NUMBERS FROM GUEST ROOM
Misawa Base Operator
Front Desk
Reservations
Room to Room Guest Locator
To retrieve/delete Phone Messages
To set/cancel Wake-up Call

DIAL
9+0
0
0/1184
Dial room number or 0
6000, follow prompts (password = room number)
73050, press 1 to set, 2 to cancel; follow prompts

DSN CALLS:
Misawa Air Base 226-xxxx
PACAF BasesWorldwide Bases
Allied Telesis Misawa Base

97 + 226-xxxx; from cell, 0176-77-xxxx
97 + DSN Number
97 + 94 + DSN Area Code + Number
97 + 226-8255, follow prompts

COMMERCIAL CALLS:
Local Misawa (no charge)
99 + Number (xx-xxxx)
Within Japan/Cellphones (20¢ per minute) 99 + Number
Long Distance (U.S., 35¢ per minute)99 + 0011 + Area Code + Number
Long Distance (Other int’l, 35¢ per minute) 99 + 001 + Country Code + Area Code + Number
PRE-PAID CALLING CARD CALLS (Toll Free Access from these numbers only):
AT&T
99 + 00539-111
MCI
99 + 00539-121
SPRINT
99 + 00539-131
Route K-OK
99 + 0120-944-473
World Pre-Paid
99 + 0120-028-114
Military Access/Softbank
99 + 0120-937-872
011, 1-800, 1-888, 1-877 CALLS: U.S. Toll free calls are NOT free of charge from Misawa Air
Base. When dialing a U.S. toll free number you will be charged 35¢ per minute.
TO RECEIVE CALLS FROM:On Base & PACAF DSNCONUS/Worldwide DSN
Commercial Long Distance
Cellphone/Local Commercial

DSN Number (222-xxxx)
315 + DSN Number (222-xxxx)
011 + 81 + 176-66-1290, follow prompts
0176-66-1290, follow prompts

WI-FI CONNECTION INSTRUCTIONSConnect your wireless device to the Misawa Inn network. (Password required only in Bldg 118)
In Bldg 662, select your room number to log in.
35th Fighter Wing: https://www.misawa.af.mil/
DoD Lodging: http://www.dodlodging.net/

IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS
ON-BASE AGENCIES
97-226-2371/0
AMC Passenger Terminal
97-226-3112
Base Operations
Base Operator/Information
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Chapel97-226-4630
Command Post
97-226-3500
Community Bank
97-226-4070
Community Center
97-226-4128
Cheli School Age Program
97-226-2266
Commissary
97-226-3823
Cummings Elementary School
97-226-2647
Dental Clinic
97-226-6700
Edgren High School
97-226-4377
Education and Training Office97-226-4201
Flyers
97-957-1555
Furnishings Management Office97-226-3565
Hospital Appointment Line Housing
97-226-6111
Office (Customer Service)
97-226-3200
Law Enforcement
97-226-4358
Legal Office97-226-4022
Lunney Youth Center
97-226-4735
Military & Family Readiness Center
97-226-3220
Misawa Club97-226-9122
Misawa Teen Center
97-226-2792
Post Office97-226-3492
Red Cross97-226-3016
SATO/TMO Passenger Travel (Official)
97-226-3117
Social Actions
97-226-3669
Sollars Elementary School
97-226-3933
Suicide Hotline
97-226-3230
Taxi (Commercial)
99- 53-6481 or 97-226-8255, 77479
Taxi (Military)
97-226-4062
TMO
97-226-3525
Urgent Care Clinic
97-226-6648(UCC)Veterinarian Services
97-226-4502

OFF-BASE AGENCIES
Airport (Misawa)
99-53-7111
American Embassy, Tokyo (long distance charge) 99-03-3224-5000
Train Station (Misawa)
99-53-2710

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318

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684

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671

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Guatemala502

New Caledonia

687

Argentina

54

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New Zealand

64

Aruba

297

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509

Nicaragua

505

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61

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504

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973

Hong Kong

852

Panama507

Belgium

32

Hungary

36

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675

Belize501

Iceland354

Paraguay

595

Bolivia

591

India

91

Peru

51

Brazil55

Indonesia

62

Philippines

63

Chile

56

Iran

98

Poland

48

China

86

Iraq

964

Portugal351

Colombia

57

Ireland353

Romania

40

Costa Rica

506

Israel972

San Marino

378

Cyprus

357

Italy

39

Saudi Arabia

966

Czech Republic

420

Japan

81

Singapore

65

Denmark

45

Jordan962

South Africa

27

Dominican Republic 809

Kenya

254

Spain

34

Ecuador593

Korea North

850

Sweden

46

Egypt

20

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Switzerland

41

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503

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Taiwan

886

Fiji

679

Liberia231

Thailand66

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352

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596

Malaysia

60

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44

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689

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1

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49

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Vatican City

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58

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299

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599

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97-957-1553 / 0176-77-1553
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Sat 8 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
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97-957-1561 / 0176-77-1561
Monday – Friday 7 a.m. – 7 p.m.

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97-957-1555 / 0176-77-1555
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5:30 a.m. - 9 p.m./Full menu
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Breakfast Mon – Fri 5:15 - 7:30 a.m.
Lunch Mon – Fri 10:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
Dinner Mon – Fri 4:15 - 7:30 p.m.
Midnight Meal Daily 10 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.
Brunch Sat – Sun 6:30 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Dinner Sat – Sun 5 – 7 p.m.

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35th FORCE SUPPORT SQUADRON FACILITIESADMINISTRATIVEMILITARY SERVICES

35th Force Support Squadron
Bldg 653, 97-226-3008

Professional Devlopment/FTAC
Bldg 1006, 97-226-7829

35 FSS Human Resources
Bldg 656, 97-226-3108 / 9275

Military Personnel Section
Bldg 653, 97-226-4002

35 FSS Marketing & Publicity
Bldg 656, 97-226-9272 / 9273

RECREATION

Civilian Personnel OfficeBldg 656, 97-226-4621
Pass & Registration
Blg 653, 97-226-3995
FOOD & ENTERTAINMENT
Bumpers Fusion Diner(Bowling Center)
Bldg 627, 97-957-1553
Falcon Feeder Dining Facility
Bldg 3262, 97-226-1635
Fit Pit (Fitness Center)
Bldg 622, 97-957-1561

Base Beach
Bldg 1451, 97-226-1565
Community Commons (Wi-Fi)
Bldg 1006, 97-226-4128
Freedom Fitness Center
Bldg 1962, 97-226-9987
Gosser Memorial Golf Course
Bldg 1464, 97-957-1563
Himberg Pool
Bldg 625, 97-226-3152
Land Memorial Ski Lodge
Bldg 1482
Reservations, 97-226-9378

Flight Kitchen Dining Facility
Bldg 624, 97-226-4463

Leftwich Park
Near Security Hill
Reservations, 97-226-9378

Flyers (Wi-Fi)
Bldg 626, 97-957-1555

Lunney Youth Center
Bldg 112, 97-226-3220

Grissom Dining Facility (Wi-Fi)
Bldg 624, 97-226-3889/ 4902

Misawa ITT
Bldg 485, 97-226-3555

Lakeview Grille
Bldg 1464, 97-957-1564

Outdoor Recreation Center
Bldg 486, 97-226-9378

Misawa Club (Wi-Fi)
Bldg 485
97-226-9128
Tohoku Dining Room
97-226-9122/5062
Sports Bar 97-226-5058

Overstreet Memorial Library(Wi-Fi)Bldg 629, 97-226-4083
Paintball/Skeet & Trap
Security Hill, 97-226-3300
Reservations, 97-226-9378

Potter Fitness Center
Bldg 622, 97-226-3982
Misawa Teen Center
Bldg 626, 2nd Fl, 97-226-2792
Walmsley Bowling Center
Bldg 627, 97-957-1554
Weasels’ Den
Bldg 973, 97-226-9378
SERVICES
Military & Family ReadinessCenterBldg 656, 97-226-4735
Arts & Crafts Center
Bldg 645, 97-226-46037
Frame & Graphics/Wood Shop
Bldg 645, 97-226-4279
Auto Hobby Center
Bldg 767, 97-226-4654
Cheli School Age Care
K-Age 12: Bldg 412, 97-226-2266
Education & Training OfficeBldg 653, 97-226-4201
Family Child Care
Bldg 656, 97-226-2273
Misawa.Inn (Wi-Fi)
Bldg 670, 222-0282
Misawa Pet Kennel
Bldg 756, 97-226-2228
Pit Stop Garage
Bldg 965, 97-226-9486
Post OfficeBldg 519, 97-226-3492
Yoiko Child Development Center
Bldg 10, 97-226-4666

AAFES FACILITIESBURGER KING
Bldg 526 97-957-7446
Mon-Sat 6 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sun
9 a.m. – 8 p.m.

MAIN BASE EXCHANGE FOOD COURT
Baskin Robbins
97-957-7438
Charley's Steakery
97-957-7403
Einstein Bagels
97-957-7438
Pizza Hut*
97-957-5000,
97-957-7440/7465
Subway*97-957-7441
Taco Bell
97-957-7403*delivery available

DRY CLEANING/LAUNDRY
Bldg 525 97-957-7469
Mon-Sat 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sun
Noon – 5 p.m.

MAIN BASE GAS STATION
Bldg 965 97-957-7428
Mon-Fri
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Sat & Sun 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

FURNITURE MART
Bldg 429 97-957-7455
Tue-Sat 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sun
10 a.m. – 5 p.m.

MAIN BASE EXPRESS (SHOPPETTE)
Bldg 525 97-957-7433
24 hours
Daily

ALTERATIONS
Bldg 429 97-957-7482/1
Tue-Sat 10 a.m. – 6p.m.
Sun
Noon – 5 p.m.

MAIN BASE EXCHANGE
Bldg 325 97- 957-7419
9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Mon-FriSat
9 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Sun
9 a.m. – 6 p.m.
MAIN BASE EXCHANGE CONCESSIONS
Allied Telesis 226-8255, thendial ext 1-415-692-8291
Allied Telesis Help Desk
ext 1-415-692-8300
Au by KDDI (cellular 97-957-7485
Barber Shop
97-957-7474
Stylique Salon
97-957-7484
Car Rental
97-957-7472
Flower Shop
97-957-7483
Japanese Giftware
97-957-7478
Pack & Wrap
97-957-7486
Military AutoSource 080-3081-9807
The Spa
97-957-7499

MILITARY CLOTHING
Bldg 429 97-957-7470/97-226-2128
Tue-Sat 10 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Noon – 5 p.m.
Sun
POPEYES CHICKEN
Bldg 525 97-957-7447
Mon-Sun
10 a.m. – 9 p.m.

KICHI TAXI (BASE TAXI)
97-957-7479
0176-53-6481 (fm cellphone)CHAPEL INFORMATION* Schedules are subject to change. Please contact the Chapel for current information.
Located in Bldg 358, across the street from Sollars Elementary School, 97-226-4630
EMAIL: 35fw.hc@misawa.af.mil
FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/MisawaABChapel/
MESSENGER: m.me/MisawaABChapel
WEB PAGE: misawa.af.mil/Units/Misawa-Chapel/
COUNSELING
Individual, Family, and Marriage Counseling with 100% confidentiality by appointment.
PROTESTANT WORSHIP – Chapel, Bldg 358
Sunday Worship Service, 10:30 a.m.
CATHOLIC MASS - Chapel, Bldg 358
Sunday Morning Mass, 9:00 a.m.
Mon Mass, 4:30 p.m.
Tue, Wed, Thu Mass, 11:30 a.m.
Reconciliation: Sun, 7:45-8:45 a.m. (or by appointment)
ALL OTHER FAITH GROUPS, SPIRITUAL CARE, AND OTHER RELIGIOUS SERVICES
Please contact the Chapel Office at 97-226-4630.

PET KENNEL INFORMATION
Located in Bldg 756, just a 10-minute walk from Misawa Inn, the Misawa Pet Kennel
provides boarding services on a space-available basis for cats and dogs of U.S. military
personnel, SOFA-sponsored civilians, and their adult dependents (ages 18 and over).
Dogs and cats of all sizes and breeds are welcome. Their primary goal is to make sure yourpet has a comfortable and safe home away from home.
Hours are Monday through Friday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m., closed 1:30 – 2:30 p.m. and on
Saturday, Sunday and federal holidays.
Reservations are on a first-come, firstserved basis.
Call 97-226-2228 or 0176-226-8255, then 7-2228, or email us atmisawa.petkennel@gmail.com or log onto our web page https://35fss.com/petkennel/.
Save time by completing a boarding agreement, registration form, etc. ahead of time. Justlog on to our web page above and click on "Forms & Documents," follow the instructions oremail us.
Note: There is important timeline information for those in PCS in/out status. Please contact
us for details.

AREA ATTRACTIONS
Misawa Indoor Swimming Pool
This pool is located in Misawa City just 10-15 minutes from base. It has a large pool forlap swimming, a toddler pool with a small slide, a jacuzzi, locker room, shower facilities
and a cafeteria with vending machines. Swim caps are required when using the pool.
Tonami Clan Memorial Park
This park is roughly 20 minutes from Misawa. You will find a museum, petting zoo andplayground for the children.
Lake Towada
Lake Towada is about an hour drive from Misawa. It is the third deepest lake in Japan
(1,906 ft).
Oirase Gorge
This beautiful gorge is approximately an hour drive from Misawa. A 14 km stream flows
through the gorge. There are about 15 waterfalls along the trail.
Shimoda Mall
Shimoda Mall is just 25 minutes from Misawa located in Oirase Town. The mall offers avariety of restaurants and stores such as Sports Authority, 100 Yen Shop and many more.
Misawa Aviation & Science Museum
A source of information on the role the local area has played in the history of aviation.
Both adults and children can enjoy learning about science and technology with displays
and hands-on exhibits, including a flight simulator. Located just 15 minutes from base.
Big BuddhaThis attraction is about a two-hour drive from Misawa and is located in Aomori. This is thelargest sitting bronze statue of Buddha in Japan.
Asamushi Aquarium
The Aquarium is close to a two-hour drive from Misawa and is located near Aomori. The
Aquarium features dolphin shows and a wide variety of sea life.
Morioka Zoo/Amusement Park
This attraction is an estimated three hours from Misawa and is located in Morioka. The zoo
has a variety of animals. There is a small amusement park that is near the zoo. It has acarousel, go carts, pirate ship and a roller coaster, among other rides.
Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea
These Disney attractions are roughly a 10-hour drive from Misawa.
Hirosaki Park & Hirosaki Castle
Hirosaki is approximately a three-hour drive from Misawa. Very famous for the Cherry
Blossoms, the park has over 5,000 cherry trees. There is a Cherry Blossom Festival that isheld during the last week of April and the first part of May. You may tour the castle
museum for a small fee, but the castle grounds and park are free.
For further information please stop by the Misawa ITT Office located in Bldg 485, callthem at 97-226-3555 or log onto their web page https://35fss.com/misawa-itt/ .

AFN MISAWA RADIO STATION – AM 1575
AFN Misawa is located in Bldg 12, 97-226-1575. They provide 24 hour radio programming,
live and local Monday-Friday, 6 am -10 am and 2 pm - 6 pm. They are also a source for local
television news and base information.

AFN 360 INTERNET RADIO
Get your local AFN station plus seven music and information channels using your computer,smartphone or tablet. For more information, log onto the AFN website below:
Programming schedules/website: http://myafn.net or http://myafn.dodmedia.osd.mil/

MISAWA INN CABLE TV

TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION
Commercial Base Taxi: An AAFES-contracted Japanese taxi service, also known as Kichi Taxi, isavailable to take you to your on and off-base destinations 24/7. Fares are accepted in yen or
dollars. Call 97-226-8255, then 77479 from your room or 0176-53-6481 from a cell phone or from
off-base.
Official Base Taxi: Free base taxi service is available for official government businessonly (TDY/TAD orders required). Service is available for pick-up and drop-off between
lodging and place of duty. Transportation to the airport or train station can be supported forgroups of 4 or more personnel. Call 97-226-4062/3328 Mon-Fri, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. for hours andmore information.
Car Rental: Cars and trucks are available for rent at the AAFES Car Rental located in the BX,
Bldg 325. Hours are Monday - Saturday, 10 a.m. – 6 p.m. and Sunday, Noon – 5 p.m.
Call 97-957-7472.
Van Rental: Vans (7-10 passenger) are available for rent at the FSS Auto Hobby Center, Bldg 767.
Hours are Monday, Tuesday and Thursday - Saturday, 9 a.m. – 6 p.m.; closed Wednesday, Sunday
and federal holidays. Call 97-226-4654 or log onto their web page and click on "Van Rental
Information." https://35fss.com/auto-hobby-center/
Tokyo Station Bus: Commerical overnight bus transportation to Tokyo Train Station is available
daily, but reservations must be made in advance. Misawa ITT can assist you with making
reservations. Call ITT at 97-226-3555 for more information. Please note that the departure bus
stops are located near the Misawa Train Station, Shimoda Mall in Oirase Town and at Lapia Mallin Hachinohe.
Train: Misawa Train Station is located approximately 15 minutes by car from Misawa Inn.
Information regarding bullet train (Shinkansen) schedules and fares is available at the front
desk, at Misawa ITT and on the 35FSS.com website, https://35fss.com/misawa-itt/schedules/.
Misawa Airport: Misawa City Airport is located less than ten minutes from Misawa Inn, phone
99-53-7111.
Additional Travel Information: Misawa ITT can arrange local tours and provide reservation
assistance for bus tickets. Call 97-226-3555. Maps, GPS coordinates, and driving instructions
to Tokyo and local area attractionsareavailableinthelobby, atthefront desk or online at https://35fss.com/misawa-itt/ and click "Travel Resources."HISTORY OF THE MISAWA AIR BASE
AND THE 35th FIGHTER WING
Based on archeological evidence, it is believed that Misawa City was populated by ancestors of
the Ainu tribe, now found on the island of Hokkaido. Around 1100 AD, the Nambu clan took
over the area with the establishment of nine horse farms in 1371. These farms supported thearea until the Meiji Restoration. The successful cultivation of land and continued growth ofhorse farms drew increased attention from the Japanese military forces. Emperor Meiji
established a national horse farm in the area, which eventually became one of the JapaneseImperial Army’s cavalry training centers. At the onset of hostilities with China in the early
1930s, the cavalry transferred to mainland China and the Imperial Japanese Naval Forces took
over Misawa.
The Japanese Navy began building an air base at Misawa in 1939 and completed it in 1942. Thebase was originally intended to be a long-range bomber base, but it was used instead foraeronautical training, research, and development. Lake Ogawara was an ideal location to
train seaplane pilots, and a Kamikaze Corps trained here to infiltrate American bases andconduct sabotage attacks. In July and August of 1945, carrier-based American F4Us attacked
and destroyed more than 90 percent of Misawa Air Base.
In September 1945, the first U.S. forces arrived at Misawa, beginning with the 32d ArmyEngineering Construction Group. In 1972, the U.S. Air Force Security Services’ 6920th Air Base
Squadron assumed host responsibilities for the base until 1978, when the base returned to the
Pacific Air Forces under control of the 6112th Air Base Wing. On 1 July 1984, the 432nd
Tactical Fighter Wing assumed duties as the host unit for Misawa Air Base. Initially the 432nd
Wing flew F-16 A/B aircraft and converted to the more sophisticated F-16 C/D in November of1986. On 1 October 1994, the 432nd Fighter Wing was officially inactivated and the 35th
Fighter Wing activated at Misawa.
Established as the 35th Pursuit Group on 22 December 1939, the 35th Fighter Wing has a longand distinguished combat history. In December 1941, the 35th Pursuit Group had begun
deployment to the South Pacific for World War II when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. After adelay, the remainder of the 35th deployed to Australia to begin the gradual advance towards
Japan. In combat against the Japanese, the group operated P-38s, P-40s, and P-47s. By theend of WWII, the group’s pilots had destroyed 407 enemy aircraft in the air. Twenty one aces
emerged from their ranks, including such notable airmen as Richard Bong, who scored his firstaerial victories with the 35th, and Thomas Lynch, the group’s leading ace of the war with 20
victories.
Following the Japanese surrender, the 35th Fighter Wing was stationed at numerous airfields inJapan, which positioned it for involvement in the next major conflict. On 25 June 1950 North
Korea invaded the South. Two days later one of the wing’s F-82s was involved in the firstaerial engagement of the conflict, scoring one kill. Soon after the wing converted back to F51s and began flying close air support and interdiction missions. The 35th played an importantrole during the Chinese intervention of the war, providing close air support for units along the
Chosin Reservoir until forced to withdraw from Yonpo Airfield, North Korea. After thearmistice the 35th returned to Japan and added reconnaissance to its mission, continuing toprotect American interests in the region with RC-45, F-51, RF-51, F-80, F-86 and F-94 aircraft
until its inactivation in 1957.
The wing once again entered combat when it returned to service on 1 April 1966 at Da Nang Air
Base, Republic of Vietnam, as the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing. There the wing had fiveassigned flying squadrons and operated F-4C, F-102 and B-57 aircraft. The wing’s F-4C pilots
shot down four enemy aircraft during this time, including the first MiG-21 of the war.

On 8 October 1966, the wing moved to Phan Rang Air Base. While at Phan Rang, units assigned
to the wing flew F-100, B-57, A-37B and MK-20 aircraft on aerial interdiction missions.
On 31 July 1971, the wing inactivated, ending its involvement in Vietnam. However, the wing
did not remain inactive long. On 1 October 1971, the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing activated at
George Air Force Base, California, where it assumed the mission of training F-4 flight crews
and adding F-105s to the inventory in 1973. Shortly thereafter the wing began training crews
for “Wild Weasel” missions (the detection and suppression of surface-to-air missiles) for
deployment to operational units.
In August 1990, the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing deployed as the lead F-4G and RF-4C wing to
Shaikh Isa Air Base, Bahrain, in support of Operation DESERT SHIELD. During the subsequent
Gulf War, the 35th Tactical Fighter Wing flew 3,072 combat missions and launched 905 missiles
at Iraqi air defense sites. Of the 38 allied aircraft lost during the conflict, only nine were
downed by radar-guided surface-to-air missiles. Of those nine, eight did not have Wild Weasel
protection. By suppressing the enemy’s air defenses, the wing significantly contributed to the
air campaign’s success by making the skies safer for coalition airmen.
On 1 October 1991, as part of a service-wide reorganization, the Air Force re-designated the35th Tactical Fighter Wing as the 35th Fighter Wing. In 1992, the wing started downsizing in
preparation for the closure of George Air Force Base, and on 15 December 1992, the 35th
Fighter Wing inactivated and George Air Force Base closed.
In the early 1993, the 35th Fighter Wing began a new chapter in its history and cemented its
permanent association with the Wild Weasel mission. In an effort to preserve its heritage, theAir Force initiated a heritage score system that identified the 35th Fighter Wing as the third
most historic wing in the Air Force. As a result, the 35th reactivated at NAS Keflavik from May
1993 to September 1994 where it an air defense mission flying F-15C Eagles. On 1 October
1994, the 35th Fighter Wing relocated to Misawa Air Base, and the 35th Operations Groupassumed command of PACAF's Wild Weasel squadrons, the 13th and 14th Fighter Squadrons. In
1996, the 13th and 14th Fighter Squadrons achieved operational capability with the F-16CJ,
the Air Force's most recent dedicated Wild Weasel platform.
Since beginning operations at Misawa Air Base, airpower and combat capability have remainedat the forefront of the wing's focus and pride. During Operations NORTHERN WATCH and
SOUTHERN WATCH, the fighter squadrons of the 35th Fighter Wing deployed twelve times
culminating in the participation of the 14th Fighter Squadron in the opening combat missionsof Operation IRAQI FREEDOM in March 2003. Since then, the squadrons and personnel of the35th Fighter Wing have deployed around the world, reaffirming the 35th Fighter Wing's proud
warrior tradition.
Stationed in Japan on the Pacific's "Ring of Fire," Misawa Air Base is prone to large, periodic
earthquakes. On 11 March 2011, a magnitude 9.0 undersea earthquake, the most powerful
known earthquake to ever strike Japan, generated a devastating tsunami that slammed theeastern coast of northern Japan. The 35th Fighter Wing responded to the crisis providing
disaster relief to the region. Search and rescue teams and humanitarian supplies flowed
though Misawa Air Base to the citizens of Japan as the men and women of the 35th Fighter
Wing donated their time to assist in the recovery efforts. Dubbed Operation TOMODACHI for
the Japanese word for friend, US Air Force, Navy, Marine, and Army forces in Japan responded
to the crisis with urgency and compassion in an effort to assist our Pacific allies.
Today, the men and women of Misawa Air Base and the 35th Fighter Wing stand ready toprotect US interests abroad. We are proud of our home and history, and we welcome you to
Misawa Air Base.

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Yumeya (Ramen)
0176-53-9746

Katsura (Hot Spring)
0176-57-4355

Housuke (Ramen)
0176-51-3611

Hotto Motto (Lunch Box)

Misawa City Map

Lawsons (Convenience Store)

Makiba Park
Otake (Sushi)
0176-57-2923

Off Base Dining

Sunday (Do It Yourself)

Yokomachi (Grocery)
0176-50-0707

Tsuruha (Pharmacy)

Seven Eleven(Convenience Store)

35th

Shimokubo Park

Okamisawa Elementary School
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Emergency Facility Information:
Misawa City Police Station
0176-53-3145
1 Chome 1-38 Hirahata
MisawaMisawa City Hospital
0176-53-2161
164-65 Oh aza Misawa aza
Horiguchi Misawa

Misawa City Office0716-53-5111
1-1-38 Sakuracho Misawa

Misawa Fire Department
0176-54-4111
17-36 Oh aza Misawa
Horiguchi Misawa

MAI

Ankur (Indian)0176-53-2681

Uotami (Japanese)
0176-52-9288
Pizzeria Massimo (Pizza)
0176-51-7270

Cafe Doggies(Variety)
Gyoraku (Sushi)
0176-51-4570
0176-53-8734
Marche (French)
0176-57-2272
Akanoren (Yakiniku)
0176-53-3333

Kiku-zushi (Sushi)
0176-53-3476

Misawa Chuo
Driving School

Off the Wall (Hawaiian)
0176-27-6106

Mumin Cafe
0176-53-8193

Daimaru
Shinobu (Sushi) (Japanese)
0176-530176-53-6693
7465

Seven Eleven(Convenience Store)

Bihan (Indian)0176-51-0199
Oyama (Japanese Soba)
0176-532414

Takinosawa Park

Omiya (Pizza & Curry)

Kamikubo Elementary School

Misawa Park

Phada’s (Thai)
0176-52-5296

Live Forever (Cafe)
0176-53-3975

Takumi (Ramen)
0176-53-2762

Karinba (Chinese)
0176-57-5707
Kogane Park

Civic Center

Central Park
City Hall

Library
City Gymnastic

Cafe Materiel Ikezaki (Bakery)
0176-53-7633
Yamabun (Japanese)
0176-57-2953
Hinatabokko (Bakery)
0176-57-1200

Koran (Ramen)
0176-53-8057
Takano (Pastry)
0176-53-2053

Lawsons (Convenience Store)

Miyakin (Pastry)
0176-50-0558
Maruhon Cowboy (Grocery)
0176-78-3220

Hamazushi (Sushi)
0176-51-8707

Grill Ubagami(Hamburger Steak)0176-53-5316

Kozo Zushi (Sushi)
0176-53-3431

Daiichi Jr. High School

Un Cafouvrture (Cafe)
0176-51-6182
Gyukaku (Yakiniku)
0176-58-7015
Happy Drug (Pharmacy)
0176-50-1650
Yoshinoya (Beef Bowl)

Universe(Grocery)0176-57-1118

Ogasawara (Japanese)
0176-57-1467

Super Drug Asahi (Pharmacy)
0176-51-8690

Matsuzono Park
Kizakino Park

Tsuruha (Pharmacy)
0176-51-7268
Kappa Zushi (Sushi)
0176-50-2553
Delhi (Indian)0176-51-1744
Coco’s (Various)
0176-50-1522

McDonald’s (Fast Food)
0176-53-3905

Misawa Bowl
0176-53-3905

Angelo’s (Italian)
0176-57-1032

Misawa High School

Gyozabo (Chinese)

Veedol Plaza
Kakimoto (Pastry)Thunder (Ramen)
0176-53-5250

Kazamidori (Japanese)
0176-52-4771
Horyo (Japanese)
0176-57-4565
Tubes (Hawaiian)
0176-52-6452
Big Echo (Karaoke)
0176-50-0528

Happy Drug (Pharmacy)
0176-53-7742

Kozo Zushi (Sushi)
0176-53-9360

Korakuen (Ramen) Domino's (Pizza)
0176-50-2207
0176-51-7779

Sukiya (Beef Bowl)
0120-498-007

La France (Pastry)
0176-52-5730

Kawamorita
North 40-40 (French)(Bakery)
0176-58-7091
0176-53-3459
Picnic (Bakery)
0176-53-9608
Mikami (Japanese)
Pasta Bar (Italian)
0176-53-8154
0176-57-5226

Marumiya (Cheese Roll)
0176-57-0383
Kiminoya (Yakiniku)
0176-53-2812

Ginichi (Yakitori)
0176-27-6610

Ryuho Hanten(Chinese)
0176-53-3929

Coco Ichiban (Curry)
0176-50-1522

Happy Drug (Pharmacy)
0176-27-6625

Paddy’s (Irish Pub)
0176-50-0070

SKY PLAZA MISAWA

Aoba (Hot Spring)
0176-50-1455
Yoshino (Steak)0176-53-5649

Misawa Police Station
Family Mart
(Convenience Store)

Maeda (Grocery)
0176-50-7070

Seven Eleven (Convenience Store)

Le Monde (Pastry)
0176-52-7677

Kizakino (Hot Spring)
0176-53-8700

Homac (Do It Yourself)
0176-50-0235
Universe (Grocery)
0176-50-1155

Seven Eleven(Convenience Store)
0176-58-5738

Roku (Japanese)
0176-53-6522

Marumatsu (Japanese)
0176-53-6966
Tsuruha (Pharmacy)
0176-51-8268
K’s Denki (Electronics)
0176-53-7123

Karashi-tei (Yakiniku)
0176-51-1717

Honda (Japanese)
0176-57-3734

Sunday (Do it yourself)
0176-53-3905

Daigo Jr. High School

Lawsons (Convenience Store)
0176-50-0071
New Sakamoto (Pastry)

Misawa Train Station(Tabi Shop)

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Isshintei (Yakiniku)
0176-51-8929
Sanwado (Do it yourself)
0176-53-1130

Yellow Hat (Car Maintenance)
0176-53-1680

Lawsons (Convenience Store)
0176-53-2588

Misawa City Hospital