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Distinguished Visitors Committee plans August welcome events for Japanese delegation.

The Distinguished Visitors Committee outlined plans for welcoming a Japanese delegation to Plymouth in August 2026, with Chair Kelly McElreath hosting four members of the prior July 2025 Shichigahama trip who reported high Japanese enthusiasm for the sister-city relationship. The five-member

Distinguished Visitors Committee · Meeting of January 7, 2026

PLYMOUTH — The Distinguished Visitors Committee outlined plans for welcoming a Japanese delegation to Plymouth in August 2026, with Chair Kelly McElreath hosting four members of the prior July 2025 Shichigahama trip who reported high Japanese enthusiasm for the sister-city relationship. The five-member committee discussed a fair on the Town Hall Lawn, First Friday coordination with downtown businesses, banners, English-Japanese business cards, and tours of Pilgrim Hall and Town Brook construction, agreeing to build a final calendar at the next meeting. McElreath will follow up with Hotel 1620 on reservations and the Plymouth School Arts Coordinator on plans for the March 11 tsunami anniversary.

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Source: the Distinguished Visitors Committee meeting of January 7, 2026, compiled from the official minutes.

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