NeFE observed Dashami Tika

On the auspicious day of Vijaya Dashami NeFF family gathered to put tika and prasad of goddess Durga in Matsuyama, Japan. Members gathered and received tika and blessing from seniors. To some extent it lessened the feeling of loneliness of being apart from home and family members.

NeFE welcomed New Students

NeFE organized gathering program to welcome new students in Ehime University from Nepal. The gathering provided participants a chance to get introduced with new comers and familiarize them with NeFE family and its programs. New students arrived for the academic session October 09 are:
Mr. Yubaraj Poudel, (Faculty of Engineering, to pursue Doctorate Degree)
Mr. Shankar Dhakal (Faculty of Engineering, to pursue Doctorate Degree)
Mr. Deepak Bhat (Faculty of Engineering, to pursue Masters’ Degree)
Mr. Purshwotam Ghimire (Faculty of Agriculture, to pursue Masters’)
NeFE extends its best wishes to newly arrived students for their productive stay in Japan and successful accomplishments of academic study.The program also observed wish sharing event at the special occasion of national festival, Vijaya Dashami

Farewell Gathering (01/09/09)

NeFE organized a farewell gathering to bid adieu to the Nepali friends who completed their academic career in Ehime University and are returning back to homeland. Three friends received farewell this September namely, Dr. Pashupati Poudel, Dr. Nirmala Bhatta and Mr. Prahlad Uprety.

Dr. Poudel accomplished his doctorate in crop production with special reference to corn production in Nepal and Dr. Bhatta completed her doctorate in irrigation system in Nepal comparing the similar systems in developing and developed countries from Graduate School of Agricultural Science. Similarly, Mr. Uprety successfully accomplished his Masters’ Degree in earthquake prevention and evacuation system from Graduate School of Science and Engineering.
The farewell receivers shared their experience of living in Japan during their study period and talked about their accomplished study in brief. All accentuated in strengthening NeFE solidarity and mutual relationship among all Nepalese in Ehime.

The program was divided into two sessions: formal session followed by the dinner. Farewell receiving guests were granted a token of memory and best wishes certificate from NeFE team. NeFE organizes such kind of farewell gathering to congratulate the graduates for their successful academic accomplishments and to wish success in their future endeavors.

Teej Celebration 09

NeFE organized ‘darr feast’ in Dogo Park, Matsuyama on 21 August 2009. The program was organized to strengthen solidarity among Nepalese residing in Matsuyama and to exchange best wishes on the special occasion of Teej. Ladies in typical attires hued in red and food with traditional taste made the program spot as one within the boundary of the homeland. The program observed dance in Teej songs, bingo game, and the special darr feast that is believed giving strength to women to take fasting the other day praying for her everlasting conjugal relationship.

NeFE organizes such kind of program of national importance to preserve Nepali tradition and culture among Nepalese although being far away from the country.

Congratulatory Note

NeFe congratulates duo Mr/Mrs. Prahlad Uprety and Mr/Mrs. Krishna Simkhada for their newly born baby. We extend our best wishes for the prosperous life ahead to both families and sound health of the babies

NeFE Family