AYASAI project

AYASAI　is japanese younger group to support Cambodia childlen's life.

There are 5 projects... 

【Investigation project 】

We mainly investigate condition in Kork-dong.

What is the most necessary thing for people, we considered again and again.

We found the answer.

Our activities are making a map in the village, investigating health for people.

This work is very important.

We proud of our job.

【Health project】

We work to solve sanitary condition problems in Kork-dong village of Cambodia.

We make people who lives in Kork-dong village wash their hands by themselves.

Especially, we hope washing hands becomes habit for them.

This time, we made a brief tap called Tippy-tap with children in the village.

The children were painting pictures on Tippy-tap. The picture looks like hope or wish.

We had a good time. Thank you.

【Education project】

We do lesson to grow good children for Cambodia.

At this time, we gathered lots of milk packs in Japan.

Why? Because, we needed to make many dice.

And, we taught them math with the dice.

They could learn addition and subtraction on math while they were playing.

This project team include people who want to be a teacher.

So this opportunity was a great experience for us.

【Physical education project】

We aim that the children know communication and important on team through performing in a relay race.

In the beginning, we taught them how to do warm up exercises and rule by our gestures and language.

They were embarrassed new things at first. But, as time went by they could enjoy.

Some child cheered very hard. Others were running around the ground.

The great event was successful. We really had a good time.

【CJCC project】

What is CJCC?

CJCC stands for Cambodia-Japan Cooperation Center.

We talked with local students about a disparity in economic power between a city and the suburbs like Kork-dong.

And, we discussed why there was a disparity in economic power.

As a result, water was the common answer.

Due to dirty water created poor.

We hope we gave them a good opportunity to think about a disparity in economic power between a city and suburbs.