Governor's MONTHLY LETTER / NOVEMBER 2021

Governor's message
Rotary International District 2750 2021-22 Governor

2021-22 Governor,
Rotary InternationalDistrict 2750

Shinichi Miura

Shinichi Miura

Making contributions and taking advantage
of grants for the sake of the community
and the world is our duty as Rotarians.

I imagine that since the start of the 2021-22 year,
the members of our various Clubs have encounteredconsiderable difficulties in engaging in various projects, holding Club Meetings, and pursuing otherendeavors in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The same, of course, can be said of The Official Visit.
While a roundtable for the visit was held offline,
the Club Meetings convened over Zoom, making it
impossible for me to directly meet you face to face.
For me, this was most unfortunate. Additionally, at
the will of our Clubs, Club Meetings were also limited
to roundtables. Numerous requests were also madefor Club Meetings to convene at a later date in lightof trends surrounding COVID-19. Consequently, nota day passed when the District Secretaries and District
Vice Secretaries were not swamped with schedule
adjustments. I am sincerely grateful to them for theirefforts. I hereby report that all District Officers areworking collectivity amid the COVID-19 pandemic
to fulfill our responsibilities so that we may respect
the wishes of Clubs and carry out our duty of visiting
Club Meetings with the singular mentality that “theDistrict stands together with its Clubs.”
November is “Rotary Foundation Month.” Sincebeing established on the premise of “creating a fundto do good in the world” as advocated by Foundation
father and original chair Chairman Arch C. Klumph,
The Rotary Foundation has produced wonderfulresults on a global-reaching scale. Both making contributions to the Foundation and making use of its
funds in service activities is our duty as Rotarians.
For grants, the Foundation offers “Global Grants”(GG), which are put to use in international, relatively large-scale projects whose purpose is limited toRotary’s Seven Areas of Focus, and “District Grants”(DG), which help subsidize service activities oriented
towards local needs within communities that Clubs

have a close relationship with. As consideration has
been accorded to these grants so that Clubs canapply for them in accordance with their actual situation, my hope is that many Clubs will take advantageof them. The grants have also been used for the dispatch of The Rotary Peace Fellowship and The RotaryFoundation scholarship students, paving the way forsome fantastic outcomes. Please contribute for thepurpose of further promoting that outreach as wemove forward.
The first of the seven presidential conferences
covering the Seven Areas of Focus advocated by RI
President Shekhar Mehta was held in Gyeongju, South
Korea on October 5. The themes of that particularconference were “The Environment” and “DiseasePrevention and Treatment.” Regrettably, attendanceof the conference was confined to Zoom due to theCOVID-19 pandemic. District 2820 Governor Kazuo
Arai made a presentation at the conference regarding
the “Global Environment Support Project.” On thetopic of disease prevention and treatment, alongside
the Governors of Districts 2570, 2630 and 2710, I
presented on three pioneering GG projects by District
2750 that pertain to COVID-19: “Providing Telehealthand Communication During COVID-19 Pandemic toUnderserved Populations” and “Providing Protective
Gowns to Hospitals with Important Roles During
COVID-19 Pandemic,” both of which were conducted by the Rotary Club of Hiroo Tokyo together
with The Rotary Club of Naperville (Illinois), as well as
on “Rotary Italia Prevention to Defeat the COVID-19
Pandemic 4,” which was conducted by District 2750.
As part of our efforts to put “Serve to Change Lives”
into practice, I hope you will watch this presentation,
which has been posted on YouTube at the following:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3wwQh7sdXQ1

D i s trict 2750 M e mbe r s h i p R ep o r t Sep t em b er 2021
Club NameRegularmeetingMember quantity
July 1,2021

End ofSept. 2021

Variations

Club Name

Chiyoda GroupRegularmeeting

Member quantity
July 1,2021

End ofSept. 2021

Variations

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Jiyugaoka

014140Rotary Club of Tokyo-South

2189188-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Yoneyama Yuai

33738

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shiba

058602

Rotary E-Club of District 2750, Tokyo Yoneyama

235350Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shimbashi

053530Rotary Club of Tokyo Daikanyama

226271

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Akasaka

446515Tama South Group

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Minato

232320Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hachioji

45960

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Azabu

31314

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Machida

05760

3

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Global

319190Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hino

531310Rotary Club of Tokyo-Sunrise Shiodome

316160Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hachioji West

3107

107

0

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Machida-Naka

023

23

0

Ginza/Nihonbashi Group
Rotary Club of Tokyo-Ginza

4185

184-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hachioji East

43433-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Nihonbashi

3194

197

3

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hachioji South

476

77

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tsukiji

37071

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Machida-Salvia

035361Rotary Club of Tokyo-Nihonbashi East

242420Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tobihino

321210Rotary Club of Tokyo-Chuo

3194196

2Rotary Club of Tokyo-Machida East

02927-2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Nihonbashi West344440Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hachioji North

342420Rotary Club of Tokyo-Ginza New

476760Tama Middle Group

Rotary Club of Tokyo-City Nihonbashi

131310Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tachikawa

0118120

2Rotary Club of Tokyo-Chuo Shin

35658

2Rotary Club of Tokyo-Koganei

438380Rotary Club of Tokyo-Akebono319201Rotary Club of Tokyo-Kokubunji

037370Rotary Club of Tokyo-Sanno

23736-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Mitaka

139401Rotary Club of Tokyo-Akishima

051510Keihin Group
Rotary Club of Tokyo-Haneda

051510Rotary Club of Tokyo-Kunitachi

042420Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shinagawa

24140-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tachikawa Kobushi

08687

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Omori

13133

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Inokashira

12324

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shinagawa Chuo028280Rotary Club of Tokyo-Akishima Chuo048480Rotary Club of Tokyo-Denenchofu

144440Rotary Club of Tokyo-Musashi Kokubunji

340400Rotary Club of Tokyo-Konan Marine

217170Rotary Club of Tokyo-Koganei-Sakura

429290Rotary Club of Tokyo-Osaki

424240Rotary Club of Tokyo-Kunitachi Shiroume016160Rotary Club of Tokyo-Kamata

066660Rotary E-Club of Tokyo Peace Wing

521210Rotary Club of Tokyo-Keihin024240Tama East Group

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Denenchofu Midori

118180Rotary Club of Tokyo-Fuchu

451532Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shirokane

327303Rotary Club of Tokyo-Chofu

060600Rotary Club of Tokyo-Takanawa

220222Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tama

117170Rotary Club of Tokyo-Inagi

026260Yamanote East Group
Rotary Club of Tokyo-West

0196193-3Rotary Club of Tokyo-Musashi Fuchu

03938-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Josai

457570Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tamagawa

017170Rotary Club of Tokyo-Seinan

240411

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Tama Green

026260Rotary Club of Tokyo-Harajuku

214151Rotary Club of Tokyo-Chofu Murasaki

06465

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Suginami

438380Rotary Club of Tokyo i City018180

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Jingu

424240

Pacific Basin Group

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Ebisu

31081080Guam

5153

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Hiroo

426260Saipan

44448

4

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Shibuya

335350Tumon Bay

26062

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Roppongi

35352-1

Northern Guam

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Atago

43130-1Pohnpei

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Setagaya

34142

1Guam Sunrise

3

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Meguro

433330

Truk Lagoon

0

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Seijo

315161Pago Bay Guam E

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Setagaya South

28789

2

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Jonan015216

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Yamanote

07069-1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Seijo Shin

430

31

1

Rotary Club of Tokyo-Aoyama

11615-1

Yamanote West Group

3132

1

1616016160

14162

8802524-1

Total in Japan - 87

4,226

4,264

38

Total in 2750 dis. - 96

4,491

4,539

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