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  • Military spouse overcomes, makes Misawa home

    Tela Lee Royston describes her journey as a military spouse and the hardships she’s experienced. She said Misawa is the most difficult move of her life, from the language barrier and being thousands of miles from home. She overcame her fears and now calls Misawa a “delightful experience.”

  • Fighting my way back

    Growing up in New York, I never made the gym a top priority because distractions and fun quickly stole my attention. As a city boy from Brooklyn, I took advantage of everything my home had to offer, including local restaurants, speak-easies and rooftop lounges.I spent 25 years enjoying eating and

  • Community Events – May 2019

    The month of May includes one nationwide observance and five local events offering attendees opportunities to continue building partnerships among their Japanese neighbors.

  • New Misawa City kid's center connects American and Japanese youngsters

     Misawa Air Base and City officials gathered for the grand opening of the Misawa Kids Center SORAIE, held April 9.The new children’s facility now serves as a hub for Japanese and American families with kindergarten age children, or younger, to play and learn--all while building bonds and friendships

  • Marine Crosses Into the Blue

    During this year of the defender, we're highlighting Team Misawa's very own 35th Security Forces Commander, Maj. Devin L. Sproston, who was also a prior Marine.He walks us through his experience as a U.S. Marine Corps member and the turning point that motivated him to become an Airman.