| - | We'd like to encourage any prospective member including anyone who just would like to know activities in our club, to attend our meeting as a guest. |
| - | We have our regular meeting at 14:00 - 16:30 on the 3rd Saturday in principle. (But sometimes the schedule would be changed. So please contact our Vice President Public Relations yukip_fisher@hotmail.com in advance to your visit to our meeting in order to confirm the upcoming meeting schedule.) |
| - | We'd like to welcome you anytime. Please make sure to arrive at the venue at latest 10 minutes before the scheduled time. |
| - | All you have to do is just providing us with your contact information and paying 500yen as a guest fee. You don't have to bring anything. |
| - | Please just feel free to drop into our meeting! (click here to find more details) |
Making Effective
Communication
Toastmasters is the best
way to improve your communication skills.
Lose your fears of public speaking and
learn skills that will help you be more successful
in whatever path you've
chosen in life. Naniwa Toastmasters Club(hereafter,
called "NTMC") is NOT an
English conversation school, but a club where
people who intend to improve
communication skills, help each other, based
on our proven activities, including
a preparation and delivery of a speech, and
a giving and receiving constructive
evaluations from other members. We're all
pretty sure we're learning by
doing!
The Tools You Use
Upon joining a Toastmasters club, each new
member receives
a variety of manuals and resources on speaking.
Members also have access to
other books as well as audio and video cassettes
on speaking and leading. They
also receive the award-winning The Toastmaster, a monthly magazine that
offers the latest insights on speaking and
leadership techniques!
Toastmasters and Leadership
Leadership cannot be learned in a day. It
takes practice.
In Toastmasters, members build leadership
skills also by organizing and
conducting meetings and motivating others
to help them. Club leadership roles
and a leadership development program also
offer opportunities to learn and
practice. Just as Toastmasters members learn
to speak simply by speaking, they
learn leadership by leading!
Community Benefits
Toastmasters has helped many members in their
community
service activities. Using the speaking and
leadership skills developed in
Toastmasters, people have become more active
in business, churches, and service
and charity organizations. Toastmasters members
are able to organize activities,
conduct meetings, and speak in public as
their organization's representative.
Some even become active in local, state or
national government!
About Toastmasters
International
Toastmasters
International is a non-profit organization
governed by a Board of Directors
elected by the membership. The first Toastmasters
club was established on
October 22, 1924, in Santa Ana, California,
by Dr. Ralph C. Smedley, who
conceived and developed the idea of helping
others to speak more effectively.
More clubs were formed, and Toastmasters
International was incorporated under
California law on December 19, 1932. Toastmasters
International's business and
services are administered by its World Headquarters,
located in Rancho Santa
Margarita, California. It employs no paid
promoters or instructors. It has no
salaried staff except the Executive Director
and World Headquarters staff, who
provide services to the clubs and Districts.
Becoming a Member
Toastmasters is for individuals 18 years
or older. The more
than 190,000 members are from a variety of
occupations and backgrounds. They
include doctors, auto mechanics, executives,
teachers, homemakers, artists,
college students, supervisors, attorneys,
engineers, salespersons, and more.
There are more than 9,300 clubs around the
world. And here in Japan, we now have
55 Toastmasters Club with two additional
clubs to be chartered soon!
Osaka Toastmasters Club, the earliest established Toastmasters Club in Osaka, organized the second Toastmasters Club in Osaka. The first demonstration meeting was held on Oct.20th, 2001 at Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's Learning) Center on the 4th floor in OCAT with over 50 people in attendance. And on Mar.7th, 2002, Naniwa Toastmasters Club(#6710-76) was chartered.
You are most welcome to join us and see for yourself what Toastmasters is all about!
Our latest schedule
Regular meeting to be held on
Nov. 21'th (3'rd Saturday)
Dec. 19'th (3'rd Saturday)
Jan. 16'th (3'rd Saturday)
At a room in Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's
Learning) Center which is on the 4th floor
of the OCAT (Osaka City Air Terminal) building in Namba.
Please feel free to contact to our Vice President
Public Relations beforehand.
Mail to yukip_fisher@hotmail.com
Xmas Party to be held on
Dec. 19'th 17:00 -- 19:00 at cafe dining cheese gallery noa Minamisenba ( near the TOKYU HANDS Shinsaibashi), Osaka city.
Extra meeting to be held on
Feb. 6'th 14:00 -- 16:30 at Osaka citizen's learning center, Osaka city.
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Where meetings held How to get the
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2006 Christmas Party We had our 2006 Christmas party together
with Osaka Toastmasters Club on Dec. 16th, 2006, at Hotel Green Plaza
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We had our 2005 Christmas party together with Osaka Toastmasters Club on Dec. 17th, 2005, at "Lipo Bar", the main bar of Hilton Hotel Osaka, on the 2nd floor of Hilton Hotel Osaka. Three songs and three performances were presented by participants. All of them were very international and enjoyable with very nice atmosphere over "all you can drink (bottom-less drink) and all you can eat(buffet style food service)" style party, at "Lipo Bar" where was dedicated solely for ourselves for this party at that time. |
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| 2005 Area 32 Tall Tale Speech Contest
Area 32 speech contest was held in Kyoto on Oct./8 hosted by Kyoto Toas Masters Club. Our representative ATM-B Takigawa won the 1'st place.Now she is going to attend Division level contest. |
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2005 Summer Beer Party This year again we had the Summer Beer Party
on the roof floor of Hankyu Terminal bldg.
after 45'th regular meeting on Aug./20. |
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2005 Div.C Formal Speech Contest Div.C formal speech contest was held at Kyoto on Apr./29 charterd by Kyoto Toastmasters club. |
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2004 In-house Table Topic Speech Contest We had again our In-house Table Topic Speech Contest on Sep.18th, 2004, in our 34th regular meeting held at a room of the Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's Learning) Center on the 4th floor of the OCAT building Mr. Mark Saito, TM, won the first place, followed by the 2nd place winner, Mr. Minoru Okumura, TM, and the 3rd place winner, Ms. Misa Kido, TM. |
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2004 Summer Beer Party & Karaoke night This year again we had the Summer Beer Party at Yaen on the rooftop of the Shin-Hankyu-bldg. on Aug.28th, 2004, after our 33rd regular meeting. |
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2004 Division C officer's training in Feb. The Division C club officer's training conference was held at Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center on Feb. 29, 2004. Three workshops were contributed by 3
presenters, including Mr. Ludlow Gibbons,
ATM-S, and Ms. Teruko Nakao,
ATM-B. |
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2003 Christmas Party We had our 2003 Christmas party together with Osaka Toastmasters Club on Dec. 13th, 2003, at "Lipo Bar", the main bar of Hilton Hotel Osaka, on the 2nd floor of Hilton Hotel Osaka. As always we enjoyed on a Bingo game, and 5 songs were presented by participants, with very nice atmosphere over "all you can drink (bottom-less drink) and all you can eat(buffet style food service)" style party, at "Lipo Bar" where was dedicated solely for ourselves for this party at that time. |
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2003 In-house Evaluation Contest We had the 1st In-house evaluation contest on Sep.20th, 2003, in our 22nd regular meeting held at a room of the Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's Learning) Center on the 4th floor of the OCAT building Dr. Ted Sato, TM, won the first place, followed by the 2nd place winner, Ms. Misa Kido, TM, and the 3rd place winner, Mr. Shingo Kajiwara, TM. |
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2003 Summer Beer Party & Karaoke night We had the another exciting Summer Beer Party again at Yaen on the rooftop of the Shin-Hankyu-bldg. on Jul.26th, 2003, after our 19th regular meeting. More than 20 persons joined this opportunity including Mr. David Malinowski who won the Best Table Topic Speaker of the day in our regular meeting. |
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Naniwa TMC first in-house speech contest We had the first in-house speech contest on Mar.22nd, 2003, in our 15th regular meeting held at a room of the Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's Learning) Center on the 4th floor of the OCAT building Ms. Masako Hino, CTM, won the first place, followed by the 2nd place winner, Dr. Masataka Shiraki, TM, and the 3rd place winner, Ms. Eri Nagayabu, TM. |
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Naniwa TMC Summer Beer Party 2002 We enjoyed our very first "Summer Beer Party" together with Osaka Toastmasters Club on Aug. 10th, 2002, at Yaen, a Beer Garden located on the top of the ShinHankyu Building. |
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Our Charter Ceremony We had our charter ceremony on Jun. 1st, 2002, at the Lipo Bar on the 2nd floor of the Hilton Hotel Osaka. Dr. Ted Sato, TM and Ms. Eri Nagayabu, TM served as the Toastmasters of the day. |
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A message from
our president
Here you can find a
message from our president of Naniwa Toastmasters
Club.
Be our
guest!
Here you can find information to
be our guest. Click NOW!
Become a
member!
Here you can find information
to become a member.
Toastmasters
International
The official webpage run
by the Toastmasters International Headquarters.
You can find complete
information regarding the toastmastering!
District
76
The official webpage run by the
District 76, a Japanese chapter of the Toastmasters
International. You can find
information regarding the toastmaster clubs
in Japan, including a complete list
of links to all of the Toastmasters Clubs
in Japan!
Link to the venue where
we have our regular meetings
We usually
have our regular meetings every month at
Namba Shimin-Gakushu(Citizen's
Learning) Center on 4th floor of OCAT(Osaka
City Air Terminal)
building