Governor sDistrict 2750

MONTHLY LETTER

Governor s Message

12024

JANUARY

Rotary International District 2750 2023-24 Governor

Yoichiro Miyazaki

Vocational Service2023-24 Governor

Yoichiro Miyazaki
Happy New Year!
I hope that you are all celebrating the New Year with arefreshing feeling.
I would like to express my sincere gratitude for yourexceptional support during the past year.
Why is January Vocational Service Month? I believe it
is a time for us as Rotary members and clubs at thebeginning of the New Year to see if we are practising
vocational service.

community. Here are a few speciﬁc ways Rotarians
integrate ethics into their daily work life:
Discuss and emphasize honesty, accountability,fairness, integrity, and respect when hiring, training,and supervising employees.
Praise and encourage the exemplary behavior ofcolleagues.
Demonstrate personal commitment to high ethicalstandards in relations with customers, vendors, andbusiness associates, treating each businessinteraction with care and consideration.
Promote socially and environmentally responsible
practices in your businesses and organizations.

The Object of Rotary is a philosophical statement ofRotaryʼ s purpose and the responsibilities of Rotarians.
The concept of vocational service is rooted in thesecond object, which calls on Rotarians to encourageand foster:- High ethical standards in business and professions(The Four-Way Test)- The recognition of the wor thiness of all usefuloccupations- The dignifying of each Rotarianʼ s occupation as anopportunity to serve society (The Four-Way Test)

You may want to consider the following in your club;
Discuss the importance of The Four-Way Test andthe Rotarian Code of Conduct.
Organize job counseling sessions, workshops, or
professional development seminars with members to
help younger generations develop fulﬁlling careers.
The January issue of the Governor's Monthly Letter has
become a little philosophical. In closing, I would like toshare with you two Paul Harris quotes.

How can you put these ideals into action?
Talk about your profession in your club and take timeto learn about fellow membersʼ occupations.
Use your skills and expertise to serve a community.
Practice your profession with integrity and inspireothers to behave ethically through your words andactions. (The Rotarian Code of Conduct)
Help young people achieve their career goals.
Guide and encourage others in their professional
development.

When you know a manʼ s business you know him.
A man may be a great success socially and still bea business miscreant, but a good businessman is
not likely to be a social miscreant for any great
length of time.
National Rotarian, March 1912

Vocational service is the essence of Rotary and serves
as the foundation from which we serve ourcommunities around the world.
Rotary's Vocational Service involves using vocational
knowledge and skills to address community needs andhelp those in need to make a living on their own.

It must not be overlooked that being a Rotarian
imposes upon a man an obligation to carry into histrade association the ideals and precepts which heholds as a Rotarian. He should endeavor to makethem appreciated and get them accepted by all in
his line of business.
My Road to Rotary

Rotarians can advance high ethical standards by setting
a positive example among colleagues and in their

For the remaining six months of the year, let's act witha smile!
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November 2023
ROTARY CLUB
Chiyoda GroupClub Name

Yamanote East Group

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Tama Middle Group

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Club NameClub Name

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Tokyo-South

183

190

7Tokyo-West

178

176

-2

Tokyo-Tachikawa

118

119

1Tokyo-Shiba

64

69

5Tokyo-Josai

59

59

0

Tokyo-Koganei

40

40

0

Tokyo-Shimbashi

47

46

-1

Tokyo-Seinan

32

32

0

Tokyo-Kokubunji

36

43

7

Tokyo-Akasaka

52

53

1

Tokyo-Harajuku

12

14

2

Tokyo-Mitaka

38

39

1

Tokyo-Minato

36

38

2

Tokyo-Suginami

38

37

-1

Tokyo-Akishima

47

49

2

Tokyo-Azabu

14

16

2

Tokyo-Jingu

29

29

0Tokyo-Kunitachi

39

44

5

Tokyo-Global

1716-1Tokyo-Ebisu

110

111

1Tokyo-Tachikawa Kobushi

94

97

3Tokyo-Sunrise Shiodome

14140

Tokyo-Hiroo

30

34

4Tokyo-Inokashira2624-2Tokyo-Shibuya

3437

3Tokyo-Akishima Chuo

55

55

00

Subtotal

427

442

15Ginza/Nihonbashi GroupClub NameTokyo-Roppongi

55

55

0Tokyo-Musashi Kokubunji

45

45

Tokyo-Atago

40

400

Tokyo-Koganei-Sakura

29

290

Subtotal

617

624

7Tokyo-Kunitachi Shiroume

17

15-2

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Yamanote West GroupE-Club of Tokyo Peace Wing

21210Subtotal

605

620

15Tokyo-Ginza

178

181

3Tokyo-Nihonbashi

1965

203

7Tokyo-Tsukiji

6164

3Tokyo-Setagaya

36360Tokyo-Nihonbashi East

3736-1Tokyo-Meguro

32

320Tokyo-Chuo

175

184

9Tokyo-Seijo

1211-1Tokyo-Fuchu

50500Tokyo-Nihonbashi West4247

5Tokyo-Crosscity

92

95

3Tokyo-Chofu

66

69

3Tokyo-Ginza New

75

77

2Tokyo-Jonan

910

1Tokyo-Tama

17

19

2Tokyo-City Nihonbashi

30

33

3Tokyo-Yamanote

78

78

0Tokyo-Inagi

25

250Tokyo-Chuo Shin

60

600Tokyo-Seijo Shin

27

270Tokyo-Musashi Fuchu

37

38

1Tokyo-Akebono

1920

1Tokyo-Aoyama

22

25

3Tokyo-Tamagawa

18

20

2Tokyo-Sanno

37

38

1Tokyo-Jiyugaoka1415

1Tokyo-Tama Green

18

21

3

Tokyo-Barrier Free Mind

18

27

9Tokyo-Yoneyama Yuai

34

34

0

Tokyo-Chofu Murasaki

66

67

1Tokyo-Imagine Join Us

1924

5District 2750, Tokyo Yoneyama

36

36

0Tokyo i City

18

180

Subtotal

947

994

47

Tokyo Daikanyama

31

29-2

Subtotal

315

327

12

Subtotal

423

428

523/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Club NameTama East GroupClub Name

Keihin GroupClub Name

Paciﬁc Basin Group

Tama South Group

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Tokyo-Haneda

50

55

5Tokyo-Shinagawa

36

37

1Tokyo-Hachioji

55

57

2Tokyo-Omori

32

32

0Tokyo-Machida

62

66

4Tokyo-Shinagawa Chuo25250Tokyo-Hino

34

34

0

Tokyo-Denenchofu

33

33

0

Tokyo-Hachioji West

105

108

3Tokyo-Konan Marine

990Tokyo-Machida-Naka

24273Tokyo-Osaki

23

26

3Tokyo-Hachioji East

34

340Tokyo-Kamata

63

630

Tokyo-Hachioji South78

80

2Tokyo-Keihin

28

280

Tokyo-Machida-Salvia

39

41

2

Tokyo-Denenchofu Midori

16

160Tokyo-Tobihino

21

23

2

Tokyo-Shirokane

22

25

3Tokyo-Machida East

28

280Tokyo-Takanawa

1920

1Tokyo-Hachioji North

44

46

2

Subtotal

356

369

13

Subtotal

524

544

20

Club NameTokyo Fuchu
Tokyo WestTokyo Hino
Tokyo Ginza
Tokyo ShinagawaTokyo Hachioji
Tokyo Shinagawa Chuo

Number of active members

9161977
123/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Club Name

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Club Name

23/07/01 23/11/30 Variations

Guam5049-1

Saipan4649

3Tumon Bay

73

75

2

Northern Guam

28

26-2

Pohnpei1514-1

Palau

1413-1

Guam Sunrise

1615-1

Truk Lagoon

10100

E-Club of Pago Bay Guam

25

250

Subtotal

277

276

-1

Total in Japan - 89

4,214 4,348

134

Total in 2750 dis. - 98

4,491 4,624

133

ROTARACT CLUBClub Name

Number of active members

Tokyo Akishima

5Saipan

18

Tokyo Denenchofu

7Tokyo Ebis

11

Tokyo Nihonbashi

13

Tokyo Central

6Tokyo Orchid Setagaya South

16

Tokyo Vision18

Total in Japan - 16

223

Total in 2750 dis. - 18

265

Shibuya-Marianas

24

Chuo Univ.

88

2Club Name

Number of active members