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Coordinator for the 4-H Japanese Exchange.
“The stay only lasts a month during summer vacation, but the effects are a lifetime. It is a wonderful opportunity for the entire family.”
Host family applications and brochures about the program are available by contacting your local Cooperative Extension office or Judy Ann Fray, at 540-407-4220.
The 4-H International Exchange program is one of the largest exchange programs involving North American and Japanese youth in the world. Since it began in 1972, over 40,000 students have stayed with families in 39 states, including Virginia, and more than 6,500 American students have made reciprocal visits to Japan. You can also visit the Virginia Cooperative Extension website at http://www.ext.vt.edu/resources/4h/
citizenship/japan.html to obtain more information.
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