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Since June 2009, APFS has been holding "Leadership Training for Foreign Volunteers" at the Tokyo Volunteer Center.

On February 28th, in conjunction with the Burmese rice-pounding festival "Tamanepoe," APFS will hold a special event at the Myanmar Cultural Welfare Association (Myanmar […]

I came to Japan 20 years ago without knowing any Japanese, so it was difficult at first. I met my husband in 1993 and he is currently attending a public junior high school.

Since the "100 Days of Action" began on February 1, 2009, APFS has already removed 22 families who were staying illegally.

I am Bangladeshi and have been living in Tokyo for three years. At first, I had a lot of difficulties, such as the language and commuter trains, but my colleagues and the restaurant where I work have made me feel at home.

APFS held a Christmas party on December 20, 2009. Over 100 people gathered on the day, and everyone enjoyed themselves.

APFS held an "Asian Cooking Class" from June to November 2009. In the Philippine Cooking Class, we made Caldereta […]

I participated in the Korean study tour from October 31 to November 3, 2009 as an interpreter and had many different experiences. […]

The 15th Anata shiranai asia fair in Oyama was held on October 25, 2009. The venue was the APFS office […]

APFS aims to be a place where Japanese people do not unilaterally support foreigners living in Japan, but rather to work based on mutual assistance with them.