Elite University's Graduates Take Time to Renew Old Ties

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Four hundred Japanese expatriates, many from North Jersey, convened in New York last week for Keio Mita-kai, the annual reunion of alumni of Keio University in Japan.

"This was my first time to attend Mita-kai," said Naoko Ishigami of Closter, Class of 1967. Ishigami is a longtime member of the Keio women's alumni association, which meets twice a year. This year, however, with the event taking place at Megu, a recently opened Japanese restaurant in Tribeca, Ishigami decided it was time to join the full alumni group.

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Elite University's Graduates Take Time to Renew Old Ties

Alumni gathered from as far away as San Francisco and Houston. Most came mainly to renew old school ties as graduates of Japan's elite private university. But, like Ishigami, t...

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