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ASIJ 2025-26 Impact Report

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This report highlights the generosity of each donor who helped our school thrive in the 202526 school year. Every gift supports ASIJ’s people, sustains our programs, and creates possibility. We are grateful for the generously shared time, expertise, Mustang spirit, and philanthropy of our community. Thank you for making a difference. In line with our commitment to the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, we have published this report online. To view the digital version, including donor lists, please scan this QR code.


Gratitude Reflecting on my first year as Head of School at The American School in Japan fills me with deep appreciation for this extraordinary community. Seeing the joy on students’ faces as they come to school each day and their excitement and dedication to doing meaningful and challenging work has been a delight. I am also thankful for the community’s shared commitment to growth that ensures that ASIJ remains at the forefront of international education. We all recognize that continuously evolving to meet the needs of our students is an important responsibility we share. A cornerstone of my approach to last year was listening. Through continuous dialogue with our parents, alumni, and friends, I gained invaluable insight and perspectives on where our immediate focus needed to be. This direct input informed the decisions we subsequently made around improvements to our campus infrastructure and expanded staffing to enhance daily student life across all our divisions. This responsiveness was only made possible by the unprecedented generosity of our community. We are thrilled to share that the 2025–26 year was a record-breaking year of philanthropy for the school with our total attainment reaching ¥1 billion for the first time in a single year. The ASIJ Annual Fund reached a historic high, while new major gift commitments were secured to expand our endowment, revitalize outdoor learning spaces, and strengthen learning support programs across the entire school. Every gift, volunteer hour, and constructive conversation strengthens the foundation of our school. Thank you for your partnership, your investment in our mission, and your belief in our students. Together, we are turning ambitious ideas into reality. I am excited for the year ahead and where we are heading.

Eric F Niles

Head of School

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The Purpose and IMpact of your giving ASIJ’s momentum is fueled by the generosity of our alumni, families, employees, and friends. The 2025–26 school year marked a powerful turning point: our community stepped forward with historic financial support, and those generous gifts enabled us to upgrade core spaces, expand student support programs, and refresh learning and gathering environments over the summer. Every gift is a direct vote of confidence in our mission and translates immediately into tangible results for our students. Donor support allows us to retain exceptional educators, launch transformative programs, and elevate the spaces where our community learns and connects. To match our bold ambitions for the future, we rely on your active partnership. Thank you for your gifts in 2025-26. The next several pages detail what you made possible through annual, endowed, and planned giving.

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Meeting the moment for immediate impact Meeting the moment and supporting immediate priorities to make a difference, the ASIJ Annual Fund and other unrestricted support ensure flexibility, stability, and excellence throughout the year. In the 2025-26 school year, you gave over JP¥200 million to the ASIJ Annual Fund.

Creating a permanent, sustainable source of funding ASIJ’s permanently restricted endowment was established and invested in 2022. Each contribution increases the value of ASIJ’s total endowment and can be designated to support areas aligned with donors’ interests and the school’s mission. ASIJ’s endowment is a sustainable funding source that gives the school confidence to grow and improve as strategic developments and initiatives change. In the 2025-26 school year, you gave over JP¥125 million for ASIJ’s endowment and established five new funds.

Leaving a legacy Planning a bequest allows donors to arrange a gift now to be allocated in the future through a will or trust. There are several ways to define the amount of charitable gifts left in estate plans. Commitments from alumni and former faculty continue to build on the legacy of support that has been a constant at ASIJ since our inception in 1902. Donors are recognized through membership to ASIJ’s Gate Society.

Contact advancement@asij.ac.jp to learn more.

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Campus Experience Physical transformations across our campuses this year went beyond basic maintenance to actively shape the student and visitor experience, inspiring pride and unlocking potential. We know that first impressions matter and so newly installed landmark letters at the main entrance to the Chofu campus now welcome visitors to ASIJ. This bold greeting creates a powerful sense of arrival, instilling immediate pride in students, welcoming back alumni, and establishing an inviting, memorable moment for guests.

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Wonder walls The Early Learning Center (ELC) received a vibrant interior refresh with the installation of new, carefully selected wall coverings throughout its shared spaces. The renewed interiors create a warm and welcoming atmosphere where our youngest learners feel inspired to explore, create, and grow.

MAKING THE CUT Upgraded desktop laser cutters and engravers were added to our Design and Innovation resources. As radio frequency metal tube lasers, they have a finer beam than the previous laser cutters, which allows for more precise positioning of cuts, wasting less material. These lasers also last longer than glass tube lasers and move faster, so more student projects can be completed in a shorter period of time.

STAY GOLDEN A fresh palette of our signature black, gold, and heritage orange paint was applied throughout key Chofu campus corridors, strengthening school pride and identity across our shared spaces. To complement this visual update, new directional signage was installed to streamline wayfinding for students and guests. Outdoors and indoors alike, newly planted gardens and seating areas offer welcoming spaces for study, relaxation, and informal connection. 6

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IT’s a BREEZE A milestone for our campus facilities this year was the installation of modern air conditioning units in the High School Gym. As the only space on campus capable of accommodating the entire high school student body, the gymnasium’s utility was previously constrained by Japan’s summer heat. This essential upgrade unlocks year-round functionality, ensuring safe, climatecontrolled conditions for divisional assemblies and major athletic milestones like the annual YUJO Volleyball Tournament or the Kanto Classic Basketball tournament.

WE’ve GOT IT COVERED The covered courts behind the elementary school underwent a comprehensive renovation to expand their role beyond recess and PE. Featuring a new cushioned, impact-absorbing floor, the space includes newly painted markings to encourage creative, active play and a bold Mustangs mural. This revitalized area can now serve the entire elementary community as a safe and versatile co-curricular extension of the classroom.

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Community At ASIJ, a true sense of belonging is built when our community adapts to support every student’s unique identity, voice, and learning needs. Guided by our Know, Value, Care ethos and fueled by philanthropy, holistic efforts ensure that every Mustang is fully seen, known, and supported across every stage of their journey.

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Thanks to the generous support of our donor community, through current use giving and new endowed funds, ASIJ is thrilled to expand student support. One expansion is to our Multilingual Learner (MLL) program with dedicated MLL teachers. With over 40 languages represented across our student body, this crucial investment ensures every child is fully supported, seen, and known while honoring the vibrant linguistic diversity that defines our school. Part of ASIJ’s Know, Value, Care ethos is knowing, valuing, and caring for students’ language, Adrienne Waller, ASIJ’s director of student support, explained. “Language includes linguistic aspects and also cultural impacts; language is a way in which we share who we are, what we are, what matters to us.” “What having additional MLL teachers allows us to do is celebrate the benefits of multilingualism, and amplify them” in part by equipping homeroom and subject teachers with deeper insights into the benefits of multilingualism, Adrienne continued. Now in her second year at ASIJ, Adrienne spent her first year working, with our support teachers, through the Multilingual Learning Research Center’s inventory, an assessment of our school’s practices. This year’s expanded team will build on last year’s inventory and strategically refine

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ASIJ’s approach using strategies backed by research. Studies show that developing and maintaining a child’s home language directly strengthens secondary language acquisition and growth; that switching between languages is a natural, sophisticated learning tool; and that multilingualism enhances executive functioning, cognitive flexibility, empathy, and global perspective, building directly into ASIJ’s Portrait of a Learner while respecting and leveraging each child’s background and abilities. The team also looks forward to partnering with parents to understand the home and heritage languages students use, and is committed to honoring the linguistic and cultural identities of our students, giving them every opportunity to share who they are. Just as honoring linguistic identity ensures students are fully seen, providing targeted developmental support ensures they have the physical, sensory, and cognitive tools to thrive in the classroom. *** A pre-kindergartener grasps a pencil to write their full name; a first grader checks a visual schedule to navigate their morning routine; a third grader takes a purposeful movement break before settling into a math lesson.


Behind these classroom moments lies a significant milestone for our community. Thanks to philanthropic support, ASIJ recently expanded its student support services with the addition of a dedicated occupational therapist (OT). By embedding specialized care directly onto campus, donor generosity has created a proactive, early-intervention model that empowers students and aligns with their classroom teachers’ strategies, too. Occupational therapy in a school setting goes beyond physical development—it addresses the whole child. Bridging the gap between medical expertise and classroom learning, ASIJ’s occupational therapist will begin work across three focus areas: Physical: Strengthening core stability with alternative seating options or positioning cues, and fine motor control through practical tools like thick triangular pencils Cognitive: Teaching students how to plan, organize, and self-regulate using a visual schedule, breaking down instructional steps, and providing organizers for brainstorming Sensory: Balancing sensory thresholds through environmental modifications, like movement breaks or using pale paper to avoid glare and improve focus

To maximize long-term impact, the OT role at ASIJ will focus first on upskilling the entire learning environment. Our occupational therapist will closely collaborate with classroom teachers, counselors, and support teachers across the Early Learning Center and Elementary School, while offering consultative support for students in the middle and high schools as needed. By continuing to educate our community on the “why” behind specific student needs, ASIJ is building on its culture of inclusion, modifying environments before challenges become barriers, and celebrating diversity. As the program grows, our occupational therapy program will move from general consultations and upskilling to universal screening for our younger learners and offering targeted interventions with both hands-on support for students in classrooms and regular consultations with teachers. When young learners acquire the physical, cognitive, and sensory tools they need early in their educational journey, the impact lasts a lifetime. Donor support has made personalized care into an everyday reality at ASIJ, ensuring every student has the foundation to thrive. While tailored support lays a strong foundation for individual student progress and growth, creating a sense of belonging also relies on

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Middle School students enjoy cup stacking at house competitions

environments and social structures that bring students together. The middle school house system is designed to integrate students across different grade levels, rather than keeping them isolated in their grades. Throughout the year, students participate in friendly competitions, such as ping pong tournaments and spirit rallies, while earning points to foster camaraderie and student connections. The system reinforces ASIJ’s core values of character, courage, and compassion.

“I think that it feels good to create a community between all of the middle schoolers. I also like how it brings everyone together to one area and [you can] work as a team with people you wouldn’t normally.”

— Cam ’31 For over two decades, our cafeteria tables served generations of ASIJ students—and survived countless plates of katsu curry. But as students grow and transition across divisions, the cafeteria remains the ultimate constant. This year, we replaced aging furniture with versatile, bench-style seating to lower social barriers and increase capacity in an indoor gathering space. Guided by the simple

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philosophy that there is always room for more, the new layout fosters connection and simplifies seating. With better, adaptable seating, students are invited to take pride in a welcoming space that builds community. Additional seating also allows for more and bigger gatherings in a climate-controlled space. “As students move from elementary school, through middle and then finally to high school, their teachers change and classrooms change, and the two places that stay the same are the bus ride and the cafeteria,” Phil Meehan, elementary school counselor, said, illustrating how the cafeteria is one of the hearts of the school. “With our old cafeteria tables, the individual seats sometimes made friend groups split up. With the new tables, there’s always room for more.” Beyond shared physical spaces, student connection flourishes when students come together to explore shared interests and collaborate on common goals. ASIJ’s expansive co-curricular program serves as an essential proving ground for our Portrait of a Learner competencies. With dozens of clubs and activities, sports, and arts ensembles, Mustangs step outside their comfort zones, discovering passions and practicing leadership, citizenship, and problem-solving. Faculty advisors become coaches, directors, and mentors, collaborating


Ruzgar ’27 speaks about his VEX Robotics and ASIJ experience

Jasmine McElveen ’26, Strength and Courage Award winner

with students toward common goals, enriching ASIJ’s commitment to Know, Value, Care. Classmates, once strangers passing in the hallways, develop meaningful friendships as they pursue shared interests and identities together. Ruzgar ’27 credits the VEX Robotics team with solidifying his path to pursue engineering and physics as a career. “I came to this conclusion by being my team’s builder and designer. [I’ve also] learned the hard and annoying side of engineering—design and failure, and how to manage communication inside our team…I’ve learned that there is always a better, faster, lighter design, and we’ve learned to keep trying our best. I’ve made countless friends because of robotics, been to places that I had never been, learned new skills like better design and building, as well as team coordination and communications. ASIJ’s high school also boasts a number of affinity groups, spaces created for ASIJ students to connect based on shared identities or ideologies. At ASIJ, the purpose of an affinity group is to provide a supportive space for individuals. The Black Student Union (BSU) is joined by the South Asian Student Union (SASU), Enough is Enough (EE), Gender Sexuality Alliance (GSA), the Men’s Mental Health Club, and Stolen Focus. While clubs are activity based, skill building,

or hobby focused, affinity groups are safe spaces for common identity or social connection to come together. They explore shared experiences, provide mutual support, and foster understanding. Jasmine McElveen ’26, one of the founding members of ASIJ’s Black Student Union and a leader with ASIJ’s student ambassadors, is ASIJ’s 2026 Strength and Courage Award winner. Jasmine was recognized for her deep commitment to the ASIJ community, her leadership and dedication to create a more welcoming environment for all of ASIJ, and her refusal to accept silence in the face of bias. Choosing courage over comfort, she has used her voice to foster greater understanding, accountability, and belonging within the ASIJ community. Learn more about Jasmine’s story on our website.

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Once a Mustang, a The American School in Japan has the momentum it does because of the loyalty and support of our community. Take a look at some of the Black and Gold connections from the 2025-26 year.

New York, NY

Boston, MA

Redwood City, CA

Washington, DC

Newport Beach, CA

Indiana

Austin, TX

Boca Raton, FL

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always a Mustang. Netherlands Tokyo, Japan Young Alumni Panel on University Life “There’s just a foundational understanding that you share just by being in Japan and Tokyo and ASIJ.” Ethan Carey ‘24

London, UK

Tokyo Alumni Community Reception “Being in a room of Mustangs is where no one asks where you’re from. ASIJ alumni feel a sense of home together.” Reiko Niimi ‘75

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BY the numbers 2025-26

739

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total donors gave in 2025-26

New endowed funds established

108

Gifts under ¥50,000 totaled nearly

donors made their first gift to ASIJ in 2025-26

15

donors gave for the 10th consecutive year and joined the Decade Clubs

85

¥5M

donors renewed their giving after taking a break of 2+ years

Operational REvenue and Expenses Investments

Fundraising and Other Income*

0.3% 11.9%

Instructional Support

9.1%

Facilities

5.5%

4.1%

Operational Revenue

Operational Expenses

Tuition Revenue

Salaries & Benefits

87.8%

*including ASIJ Annual Fund, Summer Day Camp, and the Corporate Contribution Program

ASIJ Annual Fund: ¥204,408,769

81.3%

ASIJ Endowment as of June 30, 2026: ¥1,357,476,551 (not audited numbers)

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The American School in Japan is formed as a gakko hojin (incorporated educational institution) under Japan’s Private School Law, and is a non-profit, tax-exempt entity. The School’s primary governance documents are its Act of Endowment and Bylaws, which establish a multi-tiered governance structure involving a Board of Directors, a Board of Trustees, and two independent Statutory Auditors. While the Board of Directors meets regularly, the majority of its work is carried out by its seven committees, one of which is the Advancement Committee. We thank all of our volunteers, including the Alumni Council Giving Committee, the PTA Annual Fund Committee, and the Advancement Committee for their leadership to uphold ASIJ’s mission and values.

Advancement Committee, 2025-26 Ali Buford P’29, ‘31

Seth Graham P’30, ‘32

Kieron Cashell P’27, ‘32

Wei Ku P’31

Matt Cheng P’28, ‘30

Indre Mackeviciute P’26, ‘28, ‘30, ‘34

Archie Ciganer Albeniz P’25, ‘31

Marcus Okuno P’15, ‘17, ‘23, Chair Joseph Schmelzeis ’80 Heather Sekiguchi P’30, ’33

Kevin McNeeley P’29, ’31

Chelsea Shi P’33, ’35

Basil Dan P’31

Nancy Michels P’23, ‘24, ‘27

Tom Silecchia P’30, ’31, ’36

Peter Durfee ’88 P’25

Jim Muir P’27, ‘34

Rei Tanaka P’29

Jonathan Epstein P’23, ‘26, ‘29

Brian Nelson ‘80 P’14,’16

Tom Ueki P’33, ‘37

Lalaka Fukuma ’93 P’26, ‘30

Eric Niles, Head of School

Jinly Zee ’90 P’26, ‘34

Giving at ASIJ Our bold ambitions require active partnership. Every year, the ASIJ community directly impacts the school’s ability to provide an exceptional education through donations to The American School in Japan. You can give online, by check, Donor Advised Fund, or transfer of securities. Gifts made in USD are tax-deductible in the US and can be made to the The American School in Japan Fund through our partner, Myriad USA. For more information, click “Give to ASIJ” on ASIJ’s homepage or contact us at advancement@asij.ac.jp.

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ASIJ GIVING SOCIETIES We are grateful for the philanthropic leadership of our 2025-26 Giving Societies members, who give ¥50,000+ in a fiscal year to The American School in Japan.

1902 Founders Circle

Lantern Society

Anonymous (3) Shinichiro & Suzuko Hori P’34 Eiji & Hiromi Imai P’26, ‘28, ‘31 Takashi & Kaori Ito P’38 Reo & Ai Kasai P’39, ‘39 Leading Asset Management Ayanori & Miriam Mitsui P’27 Yo & Nozomi Nagami P’29, ‘34, ‘36 Noriyuki & Naho Ogawa P’36, ‘41 Chris Park & Chloe Cha P’37 Shane & Nao Predeek P’36, ‘38 Jinly Zee ‘90 & Kazuya Tsujita P’26, ‘34

Anonymous (1) Takashi & Haruka Arikai P’34, ‘37 Dale & Megumi Caldwell P’19, ‘22, ‘27 Judy Carter Archie & Yoko Ciganer Albeniz P’25, ‘31 Takaaki & Keiko Fukunaga P’38, ‘40 Taka & Aiko Go P’36, ‘37 Eric & Ayako Golden P’30, ‘30 Keiji & Mayumi Hattori P’28, ‘29, ‘33 Toru & Miwako Hayasaka P’36 Tatsuya & Tamami Isozaki P’35 Takuzo & Hanako Izawa P’30, ‘33, ‘38 Eungjin Jeremiah Kim & Hyungha Gweon P’34 Phaedra Onuma Ledbetter ‘81 & Mark Ledbetter Kevin & Stephanie Lee P’28, ‘28 Peter Lee & Ann Tang P’17, ‘25 Yumiko Murakami & Todd Moses P’22, ‘24, ‘27 Akinori & Mariko Nakano P’31, ‘40 Keita Shiotani P’28, ‘30, ‘34 Saori & Tom Silecchia P’30, ‘31, ‘36 Tomomichi & Yoko Takahashi P’29, ‘33 Roger & Toshimi Wright P’31, ‘33 Masa & Naoko Yamaguchi P’28, ‘31, ‘36 Tatsuo & Miho Yoshikawa P’31

¥5,000,000+

Black & Gold Society ¥2,000,000–¥4,999,999

Anonymous (3) AFLAC International, Inc. Daniel ‘89 & Yuko DiCicco P’23, ‘27, ‘28 Mark & Miwako Drabkin P’25, ‘26, ‘29 Jiaqing Feng & Danni Yang P’40, ‘40 Richard & Stephanie Folsom P’13, ‘13 Grace (Ting) Griffin ‘61 & Michael Griffin Carrie & Jeff Iwasaki P’27 Hideki Kinuhata & Vicki Chen P’38 Mai Kitamura P’37 Steve & Yuriko Lai P’28, ‘31 Yu & Yuri Makita P’39 Makita CORPORATION Mariko & Hiro Nakamura P’29 Hiroko Nishikawa Fu & Ming-Xia Fu P’14, ‘17 Lenore Reese & Joshua Isenberg P’23, ‘25, ‘29 Roy Ryu ‘77 Catherine & Taisuke Sasanuma P’16, ‘19, ‘19 Kei & Junko Tanaka P’32 Robin ‘67 & Ludd Trozpek Shoji & Junko Tsuboyama P’30 CJ Wang & Lina Bair P’31 Duan Wang & Chelsea Shi P’33, ‘35 Tetsu & Hitomi Yaoka P’39

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¥1,000,000–¥1,999,999

Meguro Circle

¥500,000–¥999,999 Anonymous (2) Shigeki & Noriko Adachi P’35 Yoshihiro & Shiho Akiyama P’30 Daisuke & Uran Asahara P’38 Andrew & KT Barous P’30, ‘33 Jeff & Seiko Bernier P’19, ‘22, ‘24 Taro & Sayoko Bhasin P’35 Jerry & Kiyoko Carter P’37 Jack Chang & Cindy Zhong P’38

Rick Cohen ‘69 & Barbara Topper-Cohen Basil & Chieko Dan P’31 Michael Graffagna & Mika Takenaga P’36 Seth Graham & Akemi Suzuki P’30, ‘32 Mami Handa P’39 Mary Harada ‘81 & Greg Peterson Noriko ‘07 & Akinori Hashimoto P’37, ‘39 Susan & Tadahiro Kawada P’14, ‘16, ‘18 Taro & Reiko Kondo P’23, ‘29 Yumi ‘82 & Eiich Kuwana Elad & Saori Lachovitzki P’33, ‘36 Marvin Li & Sophie Dai P’34, ‘36 Reid & Yoko Matsumoto P’31, ‘33 Nancy & David Michels P’23, ‘24, ‘27 Jun & Yumiko Mitani P’38 Shunichi & Tomoko Nakamura P’38 Samuel & Sarah Neff P’34, ‘35 Kirk & Mariko Neureiter P’20, ‘23 Eric & Margaret Niles Shogo & Yuki Nishida P’38 Tetsuji ‘98 & Eri Okamoto P’30, ‘34 Kirk & Agnes Ouellette P’21, ‘26 Paul Pang & Ellie Huang P’28, ‘31 Ken & Debbie Reilly P’23, ‘25 Yoko and Atsuhiko Sakamoto P’35 Yukitaka Sakamoto & Jeanne Chow P’27, ‘32 Kenjiro & Keiko Sano P’25, ‘31 Jiong Shen & Leone He P’30, ‘39 Erika Sloan ‘04 & Kevin Schaeffer Charles & Emi Smith P’23, ‘25 Jonathan & Amanda Stradling P’29, ‘31 Kenichi & Akira Suzuki P’39, ‘40 T Rowe Price Japan KK Kiyotaka Tanaka & Shiho Watabe P’34, ‘34 Maiko Uda Hasumi & Teppei Hasumi P’39 Mina Utsuki & Wei Ku P’31 Dimitrios Vavougyios & Wonjin Seo P’40 David Wogsland ‘73 & Laurie Haycraft Frank Yang & Lina Chen P’39 Akira & Fumie Yorisue P’39 Frank Zhang & Susan Huang P’30, ‘35

Head of School’s Circle ¥200,000–¥499,999

Anonymous Jordi Agud Ruiz & Raquel Vila Viñas P’24, ‘27 Jason & Nagisa Block P’36, ‘40 David Boatwright ‘73 Reina ‘99 & Josh Boaz George & Mariam Borovas P’31, ‘32, ‘37 Troy & Jill Bradshaw GP’32, ‘34 James & Ali Buford P’29, ‘31 Charles Chen & Samantha Cao P’39 Casey Christianson ‘04 Andrew & Chitose Conrad P’20, ‘24 Anne Cunningham Vincent Ding P’34 Masato & Yoshiko Edo P’30, ‘34 Jeffrey Fang & Shawn Xiao P’32, ‘34 Jim & Mika Fink P’24, ‘26 Michael & Kayoko Foley P’35, ‘37 Fuyuki & Tomoko Fujiwara P’25, ‘30 Lalaka ‘93 & Jin Fukuma P’26, ‘30 Tak & Natsumi Furukawa P’35, ‘39 Eddie & Chi Guillemette P’24, ‘27, ‘33 Minami & Hizuki Hanafusa P’38 John ‘94 & Ellie Hanawa P’30, ‘35 Andrew & Mika Hershon P’30 Ernie ‘70 & Aya Higa P’10, ‘14, ‘16 Hiroaki Hishida & Kyungmi Kim P’27, ‘29 Mats & Hiroe Holjo P’23, ‘26 Jason Hyland & Andrijana Cvetkovikj P’06 Yasutaka & Kanako Inoue P’36 Riei & Kaoru Ishizeki P’39 Jason Jiang & Jing Wang P’36 Mitch & Tamae Kaneko P’35 Johannes & Lisa Kaps P’29, ‘35 Michael Kinstle & Teruko Iida-Kinstle P’29 Terumi & Takashi Kobayashi P’25, ‘29 Partha & Lia Kumar P’18, ‘23 Benjamin & Aki Lang P’30, ‘33, ‘35 Indre Mackeviciute & Margiris Abukevicius P’26, ‘28, ‘30, ‘34 Chad Miller & Cathy Kitahara P’29, ‘32 Dmitry Mishustin & Atsuko Chiyoda P’25, ‘26


Yusuke & Mirei Miyazaki P’36, ‘39 Jim Muir & Miwa Kanai P’27, ‘34 Kensuke & Maiko Murashima P’27, ‘30 Yuji Murata & Naoko Kawasaki P’32 Taiji & Mia Nagasaka P’32 Tetsu ‘84 & Ayumi Nakayama P’31, ‘33, ‘39 Norihiko & Keiko Namba P’34, ‘38 Tetsuya ‘94 & Kiyoko Nishimi Sora & Yuki Nishioka P’33 Stephen & Karen O’Neill P’23, ‘25 Hikaru & Yoshiko Okada P’27 Marcus Okuno P’15, ’17, ’23 Kyota & Tamami Onishi P’35, ‘41 Takashi & Shima Osaka P’21, ‘27 Robert Oshima ‘68 Shige & Maki Oshitani P’37 Kathy Pike P’07, ‘10, ‘16, ‘16 Albert & Kara Piscopo P’21, ‘25, ‘26 John & Mimi Plum P’97, ‘99 John & Shoko Possman P’21, ‘23 Edgar Probst & Kay Matsubara P’40 Davide & Haruna Rossi P’36, ‘37, ‘41 Alan Roth & Blair Perilman P’28, ‘31 Ralph & Sana Rutanhira P’36 David Sancho Shimizu & Risako Shima P’27, ‘29 Joseph Schmelzeis ‘80 & Yuko Mizutori Schmelzeis Susan & Theo Seltzer P’23, ‘24 Kris Sisneros & Tomoko Sisneros (Yasutake) P’33, ‘35 Shoko Suto P’35 Shunsuke & Saeka Suzuki P’34 Andrey Svininnikov & Yasuko Svininnikova P’32, ‘35 Max Taffel ‘04 & Allen Yang Yuriko Takahashi Anton ‘84 & Philip Anton Sayo & Eiji Takizawa P’33 Jay & Yuki Talbot P’05, ‘06, ‘10 Nakao Tawara GP’33 Ted & Lia Tawara P’33 Ikushin Tsuchida & Elaine Yang P’39 Sally Turner ‘66 Tom & Sachiko Ueki P’33, ‘37 Ko & Misato Umeno P’32, ‘37 Jianfeng & Ting Wang P’33 Dave Welsh Leo Wu & Celine Wang P’35, ‘36 Wengang Wu & Mingzhu Jiang P’33, ‘37, ‘39

Simon Xiao & Lesley Wang P’25, ‘30, ‘32 Qiao Xu & Bin Li P’38 Satoshi & Erina Yamagata P’34, ‘37 Paul & Afifah Yamasaki P’03 An Yan & Grace Hu P’32 Jack Yan & Natsuko Moriyama P’28, ‘29 Ayako Yashiro P’38 Jerry Yen & Cynthia Lee P’33

Mustangs League ¥100,000–¥199,999

Anonymous (3) Masahiro & Maki Akaishi P’31, ‘33 Rusty ‘76 & Lori Anderson Maki Ando ‘90 & Chadly Boujellabia Matthew & Nagako Aoyagi P’21, ‘29 Yasu & Izumi Ashikawa P’38 Jim ‘68 & Patty Bartlett ‘69 P’96, ‘99 Lisa Bastick ‘82 Dan & Ruth Bender P’04, ‘09 Kristian & Miki Bradshaw P’34, ‘36, ‘39 Ian Burkheimer & Yoko Inaba P’22, ‘26 Alan Cannon & Fuyumi Kitakado P’15, ‘21 Kieron Cashell & Kotoha Haga P’27, ‘32 Changyu Chen & Ai Nakao P’34, ‘36 Yuan Chen & Tian Zhu P’33 Sung Won Choi & Stella Ryu P’39 Jeff & Deanne Dornoff P’08, ‘10, ‘16 Hiroaki & Nao Ehira P’32 Andra ‘83 & John Ehrenkranz Jonathan & Liu Epstein P’23, ‘26, ‘29 Kenta & Noriko Fujii P’31, ‘34 Yuka & Daisuke Fujiwara P’36, ‘39 Junsuke Fukuda & Rika To P’32, ‘36 Taro & Keiko Fukuzaki P’38 Yoshiko Furukawa-Lee & Michael Lee P’26, ‘30 Google Japan Wayne Guo & Rachel Zhong P’27 Kozo & Jitsuko Hanada P’25 Teppei & Hiroko Hatano P’32 Eiji Hayakawa & Paula Tashima P’26, ‘28, ‘33 Reina & Yuichi Hirayama P’28 Moto & Rika Hirose P’37

Ryuya & Sayaka Hishinuma P’27, ‘34 Ken & Yuriko Imai P’28, ‘31 Yoh & Anna Imoto P’35, ‘38 Yoichiro & Katsui Ishihara P’28, ‘33 Victor Ishikawa Katagiri & Kaori Ishikawa P’29, ‘31 Masatoshi & Kumi Ito P’28 Shungo Kano & Leyna Kagami (Arbour) P’38, ‘39 Rika & David Jun Kasamatsu P’26, ‘29 Mary ‘70 & Shohachi Katayama P’97, ‘99, GP’30 So & Haruko Kikuya P’34, ‘35 Jon & Sachiko Kindred P’05, ‘09, GP’05, ‘33, ‘36 Eita & Miyuki Kitani P’27 Albert Kobayashi ‘42 Manami & Masatoshi Kobayashi P’29 Junji & Aya Koike P’33 Preeti & Vivek Kothari P’26 Maurice & Esther Kuykendoll P’34, ‘36 Kevin Lin Li & Pan Yang P’35 Nan Li & Ye (Emily) Bai P’27 Xiang Li & Xiaonan Lin P’38 Dick ‘65 & Gemma Lury Nasir & Chie Majid P’01, ‘07, ‘17 Buddy ‘85 & Hitomi Marini P’27 Nina Marini ‘88 Spyro Mentzas P’27 Yuhka Mera ‘81 Tony Miller & Cecilia Melin P’14, ‘18 Michael & Jennifer Min P’31 Frederick ‘83 & Kendra Morgenstern P’18, ‘20 Nykkol Mozee Okabe ‘02 Tadao Nagasaki P’32 Ikutaro & Mika Nakajima P’31, ‘35 Amane & Chizuru Nakashima P’18, ‘20, ‘22 Brian ‘85 & Aileen Nelson P’14, ‘16 Netflix New Century Capital David & Tina Nishida ‘85 P’15, ‘15, ‘17, ‘17 Ryuzo ‘99 & Tomoko Ogawa P’31, ‘36 Aisa Ogoshi & Sam Baillie P’32, ‘35 Hiroya ‘08 & Kyoko Ozaki P’38, ‘41 Kaya and Arthur Ozeki P’23, ‘26 Kangmin Park & Heewon Son P’36 Roy Prieb & Miho Walsh P’28, ‘31 Farida Rahman ‘68

Kay Richardson ‘76 & JS Wynant Sakahito & Eri Sado P’36 Tokuya ‘89 & Maiko Sano Yutaka & Kyoko Sano P’30, ‘32 Junichi & Rachel Zhang Sato P’33, ‘36 Matthew ‘87 & Jennifer Sclafani Ichiran Seki & Iris Wu P’31, ‘34 Robert Sharp ‘87 & Ann Trinca Tom & Mizuho Shibata P’40 Yugo & Misa Shima P’38, ‘40 Mio & Eiji Shinozaki P’37 Kotoe ‘03 & Tomohiro Shirakawa Billy So P’33 Wayne Spangler ‘07 James ‘84 & Reina Stiles ‘98 Yoshitaka & Mizuki Sugihara P’37 Linda Suzukawa-Tseng ‘72 P’10, ‘10, ‘11 Yuko Takada P’00, ‘06, ‘09 Shimon & Aiko Takagi P’38, ‘40, ‘41 Yoshiyuki & Mayu Takanashi P’37 Hiro & Yuka Takeda P’27, ‘31 Rick ‘67 & Catherine Tanaka Sayumi Terao ‘07 & Hiroshi Horikoshi P’38 Kei Toki & Jie Cao P’27, ‘36 Kentaro Toyama ‘87 Carol Tsuchida P’26, ‘28 Koshiro Tsuji Neil & Andi Weingarten P’25, ‘27 Rino ‘98 & Jeff Wentworth P’32, ‘34 Dave Wilson ‘71 Gene & Janet Witt P’93, ‘03, GP’25, ‘29 Di Wu & Lu Jin P’35 Melanie Xu ‘15 Yasuyo Yamada GP’36 Takeshi & Waka Yamamoto P’30, ‘35 Masato ‘98 & Mariko Yokosuka P’27, ‘29, ‘31 Jessica Zhang & Changming Zhao P’26 Mo Zhao & Yien Yue P’39

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Tomodachi Club ¥50,000–¥99,999

Anonymous (3) Minako Abe ‘88 & Michael Shelton P’27, ‘31 Jeffrey & Miwa Annis P’21, ‘25 Caspar Appeldoorn ‘84 Yumi Araki ‘06 Matt ‘90 & Amie Barry Sean & Madeleine Batson P’30, ‘33 Judith Baumhover ‘84 Brian & Ayako Bender P’29, ‘32 Miyuki Benning P’21 Kenichiro Bernier ‘19 Matthew Berryman ‘85 John & Antonia Boardman P’10, ‘35 James H. Brooke ’08 Arthur & Elizabeth Butcher P’21, ‘22 Yeongnam Chae & Yunji Jeong P’29 Marc Chapman ‘95 & Yoshiko Matsuhisa P’32, ‘38 Lawrence Chen & Shuchang Zhang P’38 Baldwin Cheng & Fan Cheung P’32, ‘33 Julie ‘73 & John Clough Peter & Pam Cooper P’07, ‘09 Eduardo Costa & Susana Murteira P’37 Penny Cromwell ‘67 Magnus Damm P’36 Robert & Hitomi Early P’25, ‘29

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Deanna ‘86 & Peter Elstrom P’23, ‘24 Tamara Fou ‘14 Carlos Alejandro Gonzalez Gonzalez & Alicia Andrea Murrieta Fernandez P’28, ‘30, ‘32, ‘33 Samuel Gordon & Tomoko Katayama Gordon P’31, ‘37 Michael ‘89 & Yuki Green P’26, ‘28 Paul Hastings ‘00 & Debbie Wissel ‘99 P’30 Dustin Havenar & Inna Caron P’26 Goro & Nami Hokari P’34, ‘36 Keiko & Masayuki Ishido P’31, ‘34 Yu & Yoshino Ishihara P’37, ‘37 Taeko & Katsu Ito P’31, ‘34 Kentaro & Miyuki Iwama P’38 Makoto Iyobe & Claire Chen P’35, ‘36 Kyoichiro & Yukari Kamibayashi P’19 Tetsuya & Sofia Kaneko P’32 Tracy Katayama Esse ‘75 & Christopher Esse Ryotaro & Junko Kato P’30 Kirk & Sharmaine Kauffman P’27 Jun & Noriko Kawahara P’33 Jungin & Yunjoo Kim P’38 Toshiki & Masayo Kitao P’28 Takashi & Toshiyo Kobayashi P’29, ‘31, ‘34 Misato Koike ‘09 Mizuki Kojima ‘95 Marc & Heidi L’Heureux P’17 Nick & Holly Lane P’28, ‘29, ‘32 David ‘86 & Kaori Lee P’26 Karen & Robert List Sonia Livdahl ‘04 & Daniel Song

Jerry ‘81 & Bonnie Livingston Aaron & Chiho Lloyd P’27, ‘29 Phoebe Lo & Ray Wang P’37, ‘39 Hiroko Lockheimer P’93 Julia Ludlow-Ortner ‘72 & Robert Ortner Anson Luo P’37 Akira & Yuko Makita P’35 Mary Margaret Mallat & David Deck P’10, ‘13 Paul ‘72 & Amy Manierre Bill ‘63 & Betsy Martino Jeffrey & Kazuko McNeill P’14 Microsoft Chris & Kumiko Moores P’27 Paul ‘74 & Susan Nagata Greg Nakamatsu ‘86 Eiko Narita ‘94 Reiko Niimi ‘75 Mori Nixon & EunYoung Choi P’32 Yusuke & Junko Oba P’26, ‘29 Noritsugu & Tomoko Odaira P’24, ‘27 Chie Okada ‘91 Tak ‘96 & Satomi Okamoto P’40 Cami Okubo & Roger Gula P’28 Mark ‘78 & Rebecca Oline Shuangliu Qi & Shasha Shi P’38 Stephen ‘64 & Kimiyo Rice Miriam Rich ‘76 Salesforce Richard & Cynthia Schlichting P’00, ‘03, ‘06 J.C. Schmeil ‘86 & Ashley McLain David & Masako Semaya P’17, ‘20

Fumiko Shiobara & Hideyuki Hiramoto P’32 Hirotaka Son ‘01 Nathan Sult ‘75 & Beth Tarter David & Aude Sun P’26, ‘29 Erimitsu & Tamami Suzuki P’25 Kyoko & Roy Takano P’07, ‘10 Rei Tanaka & Hiroko Hollie Tanaka P’29 Michel ‘98 & Chie Tarna P’29, ‘32, ‘36 Ryan Timms & Aya Yamaura-Timms P’28, ‘30 Aika Tong & Joseph Huang P’27 Jeff & Nikki Torchon P’36, ‘39 Keith & Machiko Truelove P’29, ‘31 Kosaku & Yurifa Tsuchida P’36 Yoshiyuki Tsunoda & Junko Matsuhisa-Tsunoda P’29 Shinsuke & Kanako Watanabe P’32, ‘35 Chuck ‘79 & Debbie Whitehead Tom & Misty Whitson P’92 Leslie D Yamada ‘64 Takeshi & Marina Yamaguchi P’36 Toru & Chihiro Yamaguchi P’35, ‘38 Atsushi & Akari Yamashita P’26, ‘33 Yuichiro & Miki Yamazaki P’37 Kohji Yanaka & Laura Torres Perez P’33 Jenni Yoshida ‘91 Mike Zhong & Emma Liu P’33, ‘35 Amy Zuber Meehan & Phil Meehan P’27, ‘30


Legacy We are grateful for the loyalty of our 2025-26 Decade Club members, who have donated for 10+ consecutive years to The American School in Japan.

Quadruple Decade Club Jan ‘71 & Craig Blizzard P’03, ‘06 David Boatwright ‘73 Rick Cohen ‘69 & Barbara Topper-Cohen Andrew ‘60 & Lisa Haines Larry James P’93, ‘95 Andy ‘81 & Denise Lund Carolyn Moss ‘73 & Daniel Hawkins Joanna Nicol ‘52 Jeannette Nielsen ‘59 Margaret & Henry Pietraszek P’90, ‘91 Sally Schaffer ‘76 Bob Walsh ‘81

Triple Decade Club

Double Decade Club

Anonymous Tom & Cheryle Coopat P’99 Peter & Pam Cooper P’07, ‘09 Leon ‘57 & Suzanne Fattal Patty Floch & Ken Bruzek Mark Francischetti ‘72 Jeffrey Huo ‘94 Pamela Jones-Morton, PhD Paul ‘76 & Terry Kidder Albert Kobayashi ‘42 Jody Kroehler Magnuson ‘73 & Clark Magnuson Jerry ‘81 & Bonnie Livingston Dick ‘65 & Gemma Lury Yuhka Mera ‘81 Mary Meyer ‘65 John & Mimi Plum P’97, ‘99 Mike ‘87 & Jun Sanders Mid & Carol Squier P’84, ‘87, ‘90 Jeffrey Tunis P’03, ‘05

Jeff & Seiko Bernier P’19, ‘22, ‘24 Lucia Buchanan Pierce ‘68 Alan Cannon & Fuyumi Kitakado P’15, ‘21 Sue Duke ‘83 Andra ‘83 & John Ehrenkranz Emilie ‘97 & Jake Ewart Esther Harte P’82, ‘84, ‘88 Eugene Huo ‘96 Mitzi Kuroda ‘77 & Stephen Elledge Frederick ‘83 & Kendra Morgenstern P’18, ‘20 David & Tina Nishida ‘85 P’15, ‘15, ‘17, ‘17 Richard & Fran Snell P’99, ‘07 Max Taffel ‘04 & Allen Yang Sally Turner ‘66 Matt Wilce & Sho Suzuki

Nasir & Chie Majid P’01, ‘07, ‘17 Mary Margaret Mallat & David Deck P’10, ‘13 Bill ‘63 & Betsy Martino Louise Meller ‘63 & Jay Lukowski Eli & Chizu Mendoza P’17 Fred Meyer ‘62 Scott & Mary Miller P’87 David Morgenstern ‘88 Jim Muir & Miwa Kanai P’27, ‘34 Yumiko Murakami & Todd Moses P’22, ‘24, ‘27 Mariko & Hiro Nakamura P’29 Amane & Chizuru Nakashima P’18, ‘20, ‘22 Mayumi Nakayama ‘93 P’14 Hiroko Nishikawa Fu & Ming-Xia Fu P’14, ‘17 Tetsuya ‘94 & Kiyoko Nishimi Hikaru & Yoshiko Okada P’27 Polly Phillips Vasché & Burt Vasché Catherine Piez ‘82 & Mark Whatford John & Shoko Possman P’21, ‘23

Lenore Reese & Joshua Isenberg P’23, ‘25, ‘29 Ken & Debbie Reilly P’23, ‘25 Miriam Rich ‘76 Roy Ryu ‘77 Richard & Cynthia Schlichting P’00, ‘03, ‘06 Joseph Schmelzeis ‘80 & Yuko Mizutori Schmelzeis Susan & Theo Seltzer P’23, ‘24 David & Masako Semaya P’17, ‘20 Robert Sharp ‘87 & Ann Trinca Charles & Emi Smith P’23, ‘25 Nathan Sult ‘75 & Beth Tarter Yuko Takada P’00, ‘06, ‘09 Steve Weiss ‘71 Tom & Misty Whitson P’92 Paul & Afifah Yamasaki P’03 Alejo & Lusan Yao P’92, ‘01 Jinly Zee ‘90 & Kazuya Tsujita P’26, ‘34

Decade Club Anonymous Rusty ‘76 & Lori Anderson Miyuki Benning P’21 Ethan ‘86 & Kyra Berkove Glenn ‘68 & Dianne Colville Daniel ‘89 & Yuko DiCicco P’23, ‘27, ‘28 Peter ‘88 & Megumi Durfee P’25 Jonathan & Liu Epstein P’23, ‘26, ‘29 Karin ‘72 & Jim Flynn Dan & Lana Gogerty P’02, ‘04 Katherine Greig ‘94 Mary Harada ‘81 & Greg Peterson Andy ‘77 & Katy Honaman Liz ‘76 & Barry Horwitz Debbie Huskins ‘70 & Alex Andrea Eiji & Hiromi Imai P’26, ‘28, ‘31 Patrick ‘91 & Catherine Kaser Jon ‘75 & Pamela Kidder Jon & Sachiko Kindred P’05, ‘09, GP’05, ‘33, ‘36 Kari ‘87 & David Kohl Marc & Heidi L’Heureux P’17

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The Gate Society We are grateful to those who have remembered ASIJ in their estate plans. Irene Anderson ‘74 & James Somes Dave ‘60 & Jeannine Bergt Frederick Cohen ‘69 Peter & Pam Cooper Thurman Dennis † Ray Downs ‘50 † Vicky Downs Bruce Forgrieve ‘77 Kenneth Glazier ‘67 † Mary Harada ‘81 Frederick Harris † Robert Haven † Ann Hesselink ‘71 Abigail Hoffsommer 1927 † Walter Hoffsommer 1929 † James Huddle ‘70

Pamela Jones-Morton, PhD Julia Ludlow-Ortner ‘72 & Robert Ortner Dick Muhl Kerry & Lynn Nichols David Nicodemus 1933 † David Proctor Hideko Shibata ‘66 Ronald Snyder † John Sullivan † Carl Sundberg ‘77 Chizu Suzuki ‘64 George Ting ‘64 Robin ‘67 & Ludd Trozpek Jeffrey Tunis Brent Ware ‘74 † Deceased

Please note that our gift clubs changed as of July 1, 2026, and are now ASIJ’s Giving Societies, celebrating all giving to ASIJ and encompassing leadership giving as well as legacy giving.

Leadership 1902 Founders Circle ¥5,000,000+ Black & Gold Society ¥2,000,000–¥4,999,999 Lantern Society ¥1,000,000–¥1,999,999 Meguro Circle ¥500,000–¥999,999 Head of School’s Circle ¥250,000–¥499,999 Mustangs League ¥100,000–¥249,999 Tomodachi Club ¥50,000–¥99,999

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ASIJ Torchbearers | Graduates of the last 15 years are celebrated for their connection to ASIJ and participation in philanthropy with a gift of ¥1,902+ or $19.02+.

Legacy Decade Clubs celebrating donors of 10+ consecutive years of giving Gate Society recognizing donors who have remembered ASIJ in their estate planning


ENDOWMENT ASIJ’s permanently restricted endowment was established and invested in 2022. Each contribution increases the value of ASIJ’s total endowment and can be designated to support areas aligned with donors’ interests and the school’s mission. ASIJ’s endowment is a sustainable funding source that gives the school confidence to grow and improve as strategic developments and initiatives change as our world does.

We appreciate and recognize the new funds within the endowment in 2025-26: ASHJ Strategic Initiatives Fund

The Pathways to Impact Fund

Imai Family Endowment

The POM Fund

Anonymous

Eiji & Hiromi Imai P’26, ‘28, ‘31

Hiroko Nishikawa Fu & Ming-Xia Fu P’14, ‘17 Shinichiro & Suzuko Hori P’34

Noriyuki and Naho Ogawa Fund Noriyuki & Naho Ogawa P’36, ‘41

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2025-26 Donor Roll We are grateful to the hundreds of ASIJ community members who made a gift to The American School in Japan in the 2025-26 year. Anonymous (19) Minako Abe ‘88 & Michael Shelton P’27, ‘31 Ama & Stephen Abrokwah P’34, ‘37, ‘40 Shigeki & Noriko Adachi P’35 AFLAC International, Inc. Jordi Agud Ruiz & Raquel Vila Viñas P’24, ‘27 Akshay & Shuchandrima Ahuja P’30, ‘35, ‘35 Masahiro & Maki Akaishi P’31, ‘33 Yoshihiro & Shiho Akiyama P’30 Rusty ‘76 & Lori Anderson Maki Ando ‘90 & Chadly Boujellabia Jeffrey & Miwa Annis P’21, ‘25 Kevin & Joyce Aoki P’26 Matthew & Nagako Aoyagi P’21, ‘29 Warren & Tricia Apel Caspar Appeldoorn ‘84 Yumi Araki ‘06 Takashi & Haruka Arikai P’34, ‘37 Rieko & Ryan Armstrong P’24, ‘29 Daisuke & Uran Asahara P’38 Asahi Kasei ZOLL Medical Corporation Yasu & Izumi Ashikawa P’38 Sue Barber P’02, ‘03 Laura & Eric Barboriak P’23, ‘25 Andrew & KT Barous P’30, ‘33 Benn & Akino Barr P’26 Matt ‘90 & Amie Barry Jim ‘68 & Patty Bartlett ‘69 P’96, ‘99 Amy Bartter ‘85 Lisa Bastick ‘82 Sean & Madeleine Batson P’30, ‘33 Judith Baumhover ‘84 Meena & Steve Beardsley P’26 Brian & Ayako Bender P’29, ‘32 Dan & Ruth Bender P’04, ‘09 Will Bender ‘09 & Zoe Pehrson Gianluigi Benedetti & Sabina D’Antonio P’30 Miyuki Benning P’21 Xi’an Benning ‘21 Ethan ‘86 & Kyra Berkove Jeff & Seiko Bernier P’19, ‘22, ‘24 Kenichiro Bernier ‘19 Matthew Berryman ‘85 Taro & Sayoko Bhasin P’35 Rachel Bibee & Uriah Cooper P’28, ‘28 Maka Black Elk Belinda Blaine ‘79

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Jan ‘71 & Craig Blizzard P’03, ‘06 Jason & Nagisa Block P’36, ‘40 John & Antonia Boardman P’10, ‘35 David Boatwright ‘73 Reina ‘99 & Josh Boaz George & Mariam Borovas P’31, ‘32, ‘37 Lee ‘81 & Ema Bowman Kristian & Miki Bradshaw P’34, ‘36, ‘39 Troy & Jill Bradshaw GP’32, ‘34 James & Kristin Bredeman P’25, ‘30 Denis Bregeon & Karine Desperques P’24, ‘26 Susie ‘85 & Sean Brennan P’07, ‘10 Catlan & John Brinsley P’16, ‘17, ‘22 James H. Brooke ‘08 Sayako & Robin Bryson P’30, ‘35 Sean Bryson Lucia Buchanan Pierce ‘68 James & Ali Buford P’29, ‘31 Ian Burkheimer & Yoko Inaba P’22, ‘26 Arthur & Elizabeth Butcher P’21, ‘22 Devon Butler ‘96 Dale & Megumi Caldwell P’19, ‘22, ‘27 Barb Callaghan & Evan Resnick P’30 Annie Campbell ‘66 Alan Cannon & Fuyumi Kitakado P’15, ‘21 Amy & Ryan Carey P’24 Christy Carrillo & Tim Littlefield P’23, ‘25 Jerry & Kiyoko Carter P’37 Judy Carter Kieron Cashell & Kotoha Haga P’27, ‘32 Tom ‘80 & Dianne Cavanaugh Yeongnam Chae & Yunji Jeong P’29 Jack Chang & Cindy Zhong P’38 Jim Chang ‘58 Marc Chapman ‘95 & Yoshiko Matsuhisa P’32, ‘38 Changyu Chen & Ai Nakao P’34, ‘36 Charles Chen & Samantha Cao P’39 Lawrence Chen & Shuchang Zhang P’38 Stephen & Candice Chen P’25 Yuan Chen & Tian Zhu P’33 Baldwin Cheng & Fan Cheung P’32, ‘33

Bo sun Choi & Yoo Eun Chung P’29, ‘33 Sung Won Choi & Stella Ryu P’39 Casey Christianson ‘04 Allison Christopher ‘93 Archie & Yoko Ciganer Albeniz P’25, ‘31 Matt Clark ‘93 Milan Claudio Julie ‘73 & John Clough Bitsy ‘88 & Steven Cobb Coca-Cola (Japan) Co., Ltd. Rick Cohen ‘69 & Barbara Topper-Cohen Christian & Hiroko Collet P’25, ‘28 Glenn ‘68 & Dianne Colville Andrew & Chitose Conrad P’20, ‘24 Nicola Consolati & Valentina Salerno P’25, ‘33 Tom & Cheryle Coopat P’99 Peter & Pam Cooper P’07, ‘09 Jeannette Cosby P’89, ‘99 Eduardo Costa & Susana Murteira P’37 Stephen ‘71 & Jennifer Crane Rigel Crockett & Ariel Janzen P’30 Penny Cromwell ‘67 Anne Cunningham Heather Curnutt ‘90 & Stephen Gaffield Pip & Darrin Curtis Magnus Damm P’36 Basil & Chieko Dan P’31 Jenny ‘72 & Richard Davis Lennie & Tamera Davis P’29 Anna ‘02 & Chris Delia Chuck Destival ‘87 Daniel ‘89 & Yuko DiCicco P’23, ‘27, ‘28 Vincent Ding P’34 Tai Dirkse ‘06 Carmen Dolman & Yoon Kim P’33 Mimi & Hidehiro Domeki P’19 Jeff & Deanne Dornoff P’08, ‘10, ‘16 Mark & Miwako Drabkin P’25, ‘26, ‘29 Sue Duke ‘83 Peter ‘88 & Megumi Durfee P’25 Robert & Hitomi Early P’25, ‘29 Zelda ‘05 & Than Edmunds Masato & Yoshiko Edo P’30, ‘34 Hiroaki & Nao Ehira P’32 Andra ‘83 & John Ehrenkranz

Nancy Eills ‘53 Ivar ‘80 & Mari Eimon Brad & Hana Ellis P’34, ‘38 Deanna ‘86 & Peter Elstrom P’23, ‘24 Mark Emery ‘71 Jonathan & Liu Epstein P’23, ‘26, ‘29 Cory Evans-Klock Emilie ‘97 & Jake Ewart Jeff ‘81 & Daphne Ewing Kate & Bart Fabianowicz P’32, ‘34 Jeffrey Fang & Shawn Xiao P’32, ‘34 Leon ‘57 & Suzanne Fattal Laura & Andy Faulk P’34 Andy Feldman ‘76 Jiaqing Feng & Danni Yang P’40, ‘40 Jim & Mika Fink P’24, ‘26 Misael Fisico Patty Floch & Ken Bruzek Karin ‘72 & Jim Flynn Michael & Kayoko Foley P’35, ‘37 Richard & Stephanie Folsom P’13, ‘13 David Forster ‘10 & Mimi Gu Tamara Fou ‘14 Mark Francischetti ‘72 Meagan Frazier John Fu & Ai Ito P’32 Kenta & Noriko Fujii P’31, ‘34 Fuyuki & Tomoko Fujiwara P’25, ‘30 Yuka & Daisuke Fujiwara P’36, ‘39 Junsuke Fukuda & Rika To P’32, ‘36 Lalaka ‘93 & Jin Fukuma P’26, ‘30 Takaaki & Keiko Fukunaga P’38, ‘40 Taro & Keiko Fukuzaki P’38 Tak & Natsumi Furukawa P’35, ‘39 Yoshiko Furukawa-Lee & Michael Lee P’26, ‘30 Ellen Gadsby ‘70 David & Pia Gardner P’25 Gloria Gellai GP’36, ‘39 Bapi ‘90 & Miwa Ghosh P’18, ‘20 Jason & Sue Gibb P’25, ‘29, ‘31 Irene Gilman Ann Gleason ‘72 & Steve Ryan Taka & Aiko Go P’36, ‘37 Renaud Gocsei & Aya Higashio P’28 Dan & Lana Gogerty P’02, ‘04 Eric & Ayako Golden P’30, ‘30 Carlos Alejandro Gonzalez Gonzalez & Alicia Andrea Murrieta Fernandez P’28, ‘30, ‘32, ‘33 Google Japan Kiranmayi & Ramana Gorantla P’16, ‘20


Samuel Gordon & Tomoko Katayama Gordon P’31, ‘37 Michael Graffagna & Mika Takenaga P’36 Seth Graham & Akemi Suzuki P’30, ‘32 Michael ‘89 & Yuki Green P’26, ‘28 Katherine Greig ‘94 Grace (Ting) Griffin ‘61 & Michael Griffin Eddie & Chi Guillemette P’24, ‘27, ‘33 Wayne Guo & Rachel Zhong P’27 Andrew ‘60 & Lisa Haines Korey Halsch ‘78 Kozo & Jitsuko Hanada P’25 Minami & Hizuki Hanafusa P’38 John ‘94 & Ellie Hanawa P’30, ‘35 Mami Handa P’39 Kathryn & Lloyd Handy Mary Harada ‘81 & Greg Peterson Masatomo & Tomoko Harigaya P’26 Bonnie ‘61 & Gene Harris Jeff & Manon Harrison P’31, ‘34 Esther Harte P’82, ‘84, ‘88 Chris ‘92 & Jenny Harvey Noriko ‘07 & Akinori Hashimoto P’37, ‘39 Paul Hastings ‘00 & Debbie Wissel ‘99 P’30 Teppei & Hiroko Hatano P’32 Keiji & Mayumi Hattori P’28, ‘29, ‘33 Dustin Havenar & Inna Caron P’26 Eiji Hayakawa & Paula Tashima P’26, ‘28, ‘33 George Hayao ‘71 & Zhanna Zhashibekova Kenji ‘76 & Victoria Hayao Toru & Miwako Hayasaka P’36 Alexander ‘11 & Maya Heideman Nick Heidt & Mary Koizumi P’37 Beatrice & Kenneth Hermann P’94, ‘99 Andrew & Mika Hershon P’30 Ernie ‘70 & Aya Higa P’10, ‘14, ‘16 Jona Higa ‘10 Joel Hinz ‘81 Naoko & Taku Hirasawa P’35 Reina & Yuichi Hirayama P’28 Moto & Rika Hirose P’37 Hiroaki Hishida & Kyungmi Kim P’27, ‘29 Ryuya & Sayaka Hishinuma P’27, ‘34 Joe Hoffman Goro & Nami Hokari P’34, ‘36 Mats & Hiroe Holjo P’23, ‘26 Kathy Holloway ‘71 Andy ‘77 & Katy Honaman Shinichiro & Suzuko Hori P’34 Michael & Jamie Horowitz P’31, ‘34 Liz ‘76 & Barry Horwitz Travis & Lisa Howell P’35, ‘38 Kimberly Hsia Susan Huber P’00, ‘05 Kyle Huh & Nayoung Lee P’36 Eugene Huo ‘96 Jeffrey Huo ‘94 Debbie Huskins ‘70 & Alex Andrea

Jason Hyland & Andrijana Cvetkovikj P’06 John & Nicole Ibrahim P’26, ‘28 Eiji & Hiromi Imai P’26, ‘28, ‘31 Ken & Yuriko Imai P’28, ‘31 Yoh & Anna Imoto P’35, ‘38 Hisashi & Yuko Inoue P’30 Yasutaka & Kanako Inoue P’36 Keiko & Masayuki Ishido P’31, ‘34 Yoichiro & Katsui Ishihara P’28, ‘33 Yu & Yoshino Ishihara P’37, ‘37 Victor Ishikawa Katagiri & Kaori Ishikawa P’29, ‘31 Riei & Kaoru Ishizeki P’39 Tatsuya & Tamami Isozaki P’35 Masatoshi & Kumi Ito P’28 Taeko & Katsu Ito P’31, ‘34 Takashi & Kaori Ito P’38 Kentaro & Miyuki Iwama P’38 Carrie & Jeff Iwasaki P’27 Ken & Catherine Iwata P’33, ‘35 Makoto Iyobe & Claire Chen P’35, ‘36 Takuzo & Hanako Izawa P’30, ‘33, ‘38 Erik ‘75 & Candace Jagel Larry James P’93, ‘95 Laurel Janewicz Michael & Miyuki Jessee P’25, ‘28 Jason Jiang & Jing Wang P’36 Jay & Adrianne Johnson P’23 Jeremy & Lindsey Johnson P’32, ‘33, ‘36 Steve Johnson ‘71 Andy Jones & Erin Kahle P’32, ‘34 James Jones ‘98 Pamela Jones-Morton, PhD Andrew Joslyn ‘00 Saori Kakihara & Yongjin Chang P’24, ‘26 Mana ‘06 & Kingsley Kalohelani Kyoichiro & Yukari Kamibayashi P’19 Mitch & Tamae Kaneko P’35 Tetsuya & Sofia Kaneko P’32 Lungwen Kang ‘83 Iku Kano Shungo Kano & Leyna Kagami (Arbour) P’38, ‘39 Aileen Kanoh Johannes & Lisa Kaps P’29, ‘35 Reo & Ai Kasai P’39, ‘39 Rika & David Jun Kasamatsu P’26, ‘29 Patrick ‘91 & Catherine Kaser Mary ‘70 & Shohachi Katayama P’97, ‘99, GP’30 Tracy Katayama Esse ‘75 & Christopher Esse Ryotaro & Junko Kato P’30 Kirk & Sharmaine Kauffman P’27 Anshul & Jenika Kaul P’26, ‘30 Susan & Tadahiro Kawada P’14, ‘16, ‘18 Kaz ‘00 & Maki Kawaguchi P’29 Jun & Noriko Kawahara P’33 Toshi Kawase & Vanessa Han P’36 Ryan Kearney ‘00 Brent Keese ‘03 Jaclyn Keese ‘07

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Cindy Lin & Masato Takahashi Johnson Lin David Lintvelt ‘09 Karen & Robert List Miranda Liu Sonia Livdahl ‘04 & Daniel Song Jerry ‘81 & Bonnie Livingston Aaron & Chiho Lloyd P’27, ‘29 Phoebe Lo & Ray Wang P’37, ‘39 Hiroko Lockheimer P’93 Claire Lonergan & Cody Kroll Julia Ludlow-Ortner ‘72 & Robert Ortner Andy ‘81 & Denise Lund Anson Luo P’37 Dick ‘65 & Gemma Lury Phyllis Lyons ‘60 Indre Mackeviciute & Margiris Abukevicius P’26, ‘28, ‘30, ‘34 Nasir & Chie Majid P’01, ‘07, ‘17 Akira & Yuko Makita P’35 Yu & Yuri Makita P’39 Makita CORPORATION Mary Margaret Mallat & David Deck P’10, ‘13 Paul ‘72 & Amy Manierre Buddy ‘85 & Hitomi Marini P’27 Nina Marini ‘88 Annie Markovich Daniel Marsh ‘66 & Yang Li Bill ‘63 & Betsy Martino Justin Marut ‘10 Mathis Pfohl Foundation Reid & Yoko Matsumoto P’31, ‘33 Akira & Yumi Matsuya P’39 Amy & Sean McLay P’22 Kevin & Nobuko McNeeley P’29, ‘31 Jeffrey & Kazuko McNeill P’14 Ai & Rory McShane P’29, ‘32 Louise Meller ‘63 & Jay Lukowski Eli & Chizu Mendoza P’17 Spyro Mentzas P’27 Yuhka Mera ‘81 Beth ‘56 & William Meyer Fred Meyer ‘62 Mary Meyer ‘65 Nancy & David Michels P’23, ‘24, ‘27 William & Mary Michels P’99, ‘01 Microsoft Chad Miller & Cathy Kitahara P’29, ‘32 Scott & Mary Miller P’87 Tony Miller & Cecilia Melin P’14, ‘18 Michael & Jennifer Min P’31 Dmitry Mishustin & Atsuko Chiyoda P’25, ‘26 Jun & Yumiko Mitani P’38 Ayanori & Miriam Mitsui P’27 Yusuke & Mirei Miyazaki P’36, ‘39 Shinichi & Ayaka Mizuta P’37, ‘39 Craig ‘71 & Suzette Moore Chris & Kumiko Moores P’27 Bruce Morgen ‘72 David Morgenstern ‘88

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