The Food Fair Tickets will be sold at the Ticket Booths and can be purchased by CASH, CREDIT CARD and PayPay – 10 tickets = 1000 JPY Non refundable.
Tickets will be sold on campus on the day of the event at the Food Fair Ticket Stations located in the following areas:
10 tickets = 1000 JPY Non refundable
Prize | Description | Winner | Number |
1 | iPhone 15 | Maria Hosomi (G9) | 372811 |
2 | JTB Travel Tickets | Kantaro Imada (Kindergarten) | 3134040 |
3 | JBL Party Box 110 Speaker | Zolijargal Nyamdavaa | 893306 |
4 | Grand Nikko Awaji 1 Night Stay in a Luxury Room | Ichika Tada (G5) | 3134787 |
5 | iPad 10th Generation | Kisato Iharada | 3134372 |
６ | ANA domestic flight ticket for two (round trip) | Momoka Miyazaki | 3728248 |
７ | 30 minute Sakurajima Course, Scenic Flight in Kagoshima for a group of maximum 3 passengers. | Kyoko Nishiguchi | 3728045 |
８ | Wine Tasting Seminar for 10 people | Lisa Tempesta (G10) | 3712180 |
９ | Custom Designed Electric Guitar | Jin Konishi-Reid (G6) | 3728565 |
10 | Rashomon Dinner ticket | Shota Ando | 3728562 |
11 | Shioya Club lunch ticket for 2 people | Miyuki Asai | 3134724 |
12 | Drone | Hiro Hajinikitas (G9) | 3728095 |
13 | iPods 2nd generation | Jin Konishi-Reid (G6) | 3728558 |
14 | Caterpillar Model Excavator & Caterpillar backpack | Amiko Hasegawa | 893395 |
15 | The St. Andrew’s Ball (Invitation for 1) | Noa Lubin | 062262 |
16 | Red Lobster Voucher | Kaoru White | 3712753 |
17 | Red Lobster Voucher | Kaoru White | 3712737 |
18 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | 3134067 | |
19 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Rion Hamada (G4) | 3712100 |
20 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Kyotaroh Yamada (G5) | 3134881 |
21 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Gerry de Couto | 893４３４ |
22 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Noa Lubin | 062280 |
23 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Kisato Iharada (G6) | 893481 |
24 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Amiko Hasegawa | 893375 |
25 | Cross Physio Wellness Coupon | Sandra Healy | 3728463 |
26 | Kobe Sauna & Spa – Sauna and Spa Voucher | Mizuki Fukuda (G5) | 3728805 |
27 | Kobe Sauna & Spa – Sauna and Spa Voucher | Jian Koo (EY3) | 3728011 |
28 | Kobe Sauna & Spa – Sauna and Spa Voucher | Yuma Murata (G4) | 062321 |
29 | Kobe Sauna & Spa – Sauna and Spa Voucher | Karen Hayashi (G1) | 3134178 |
30 | Laptop carrier bag | Luke Suzuki (G3) | 893124 |
31 | Messenger Sling Bag for iPad | Jacob Polen (G6) | 893086 |
32 | Auchentoshan – Single Malt Scotch Whisky | Ryoji Sakae | 3712573 |
33 | Italian Candle Fragrance | Rui Juro (G5) | 3134026 |
34 | Italian Room Fragrance Sticks | Osawa Family | 3134968 |
35 | Granola | 3134968 | |
36 | Granola | Yu Nomura (G1) | 062010 |
37 | Granola | Amritha Kamath (G10) | 893523 |
38 | Singapore airline travel pouch | Park Jeong Hee | 3712730 |
39 | Singapore airline travel pouch for cosmetics | Carpenter Family | 3134580 |
40 | Singapore airline travel pouch for cosmetics | Daichi Okumura (G5) | 3134651 |
41 | Singapore airline puzzle | Aidan Hanamura (Kindergarten) | 3134231 |
42 | Singapore airline puzzle | Ryoji Sakae | 3712571 |
43 | Singapore airline puzzle | Ai Kashimoto (G8) | 3728195 |
44 | Starbucks Card | Koko Rathjen | 062112 |
45 | Starbucks Card | Ai Kashimoto (G8) | 3728027 |
46 | Starbucks Card | Rui Juro (G5) | 3728733 |
47 | Starbucks Card | Maria Hosomi (G9) | 3728850 |
48 | Starbucks Card | Ai Kashimoto | 062295 |
49 | Starbucks Card | Seong Jun Shin (G11) | 3712143 |
50 | Starbucks Card | Jin Konishi-Reid (G6) | 3728563 |
51 | Starbucks Card | Mivaan Chudgar (G3) | 3712710 |
52 | Loccitane Body and Hand Cream | Asako Fujii | 3134150 |
53 | Amazon Card | 3134010 | |
54 | Sake bottle | Luca Hagiwara (G6) | 3712917 |
55 | Sake bottle | Osawa family | 3134848 |
56 | Sake bottle | Kaoru White | 3712733 |
57 | Sake bottle | Rikka Onodera (G4) | 893361 |
58 | Sake bottle | Kaoru White | 3712773 |
59 | Sake bottle | Amelia Lunder | 3712276 |
60 | Hoegaarden Beer (1 case) | Samara Chadha (G12) | 3728127 |
61 | Echigo Beer (1 box) | Sanu Kawauchi (G12) | 3712939 |
62 | Ebisu Beer (1 bag ) | Abhay Kamath | 893524 |
63 | Marks & Web Body Soap | Amiko Hasegawa | 893396 |
64 | Aesop Hand Wash | Yukumo Yoshikuni (G1) | 893061 |
65 | Loccitane hand cream | Jay Muto (G11) | 893449 |
The objectives for Food Fair 2024 are to bring the Marist community together, warmly welcoming new families and teachers to MBIS. The event aims to build a strong sense of community spirit and enhance the family atmosphere, while continuing the cherished 40-year tradition of the Food Fair. Additionally, it serves as an opportunity to recruit new PTA members and offers alumni, including past students, teachers, and parents, a yearly occasion to reconnect with each other and the school.
The Marist Food Fair has traditionally been held in October as an Autumn Festival. In the 2024-2025 academic year, the event is scheduled for Saturday, 19 October.
The Marist Food Fair will run from 10.00am – 15.00pm.
The Marist Brothers International School annual Food Fair is a major community highlight and event in the school’s calendar and is supported wholeheartedly by the Board, Academic Leadership, Administration, Faculty, Staff, Students, Parents, PTA, Alumni Association, and the wider community.
The Marist Food Fair aims to promote a ONE SCHOOL approach where all members of the Marist community come together to celebrate international mindedness, diversity, and common values. The Food Fair is also a time when we welcome members of our local community in Kobe to learn more about a Marist Education, support and strengthen local and multinational businesses and organizations, and reconnect with our alumni and past families.
The Food Fair Raffle will be managed by the PTA and supported by the school. Raffle tickets will be on sale at Ticket Booths for 300 JPY per ticket. Raffle tickets can be purchased directly at the Ticket Booths by CASH, CREDIT CARD and PayPay. Raffle tickets sold by student groups roaming the Food Fair can only be purchased using the Food Fair tickets (no cash will be accepted for Raffle tickets from roaming sales).
The raffle draw will take place at 14:20pm at the Gym Stage.
No tickets will be sold after 14.20pm on Saturday, 19 October.
Raffle tickets will be on sale at Ticket Booths for 300 JPY per ticket. Raffle tickets can be purchased directly at the Ticket Booths by CASH, CREDIT CARD and PayPay.
Tickets will be sold on campus on the day of the event at the Food Fair Ticket Stations located in the following areas:
As the Marist Food Fair is a community event, it is expected that different groups and organizations will contribute to the running of the event. Traditionally, the Marist Food Fair has been supported by the following organizations and groups:
The Marist Food Fair cannot be a successful event without the support of local organizations and companies. The following list should be used as a reference:
The Marist Food Fair comprises several components which make up the entire Marist Food Fair Experience. The main components include:
The success of the Marist Food Fair will largely dependent on our ability to keep everyone safe and healthy. Food safety guidelines must always be followed.
The Marist Food Fair is an event for the entire community and an opportunity for our students to participate as well as learn about the challenges and successes of running components of the event, running a small enterprise, or providing service to the community.
Montessori & Kindergarten – Our youngest students are able to participate in the event with their parents and are welcome to attend between 10:00am – 15:00 pm. Students should be supervised by their parents / guardians at all times.
Lower School – Our lower school students are able to participate in the event with their parents and are welcome to attend between 10.00am – 15.00pm. Students should be supervised by their parents / guardians at all times. Some lower school students may be invited to volunteer to support a booth. In such cases, the teacher in charge of the booth (Booth Leader) will provide information to parents prior to the event.
Upper School – Upper school students are involved in many aspects of the Marist Food Fair. The various student organizations run booths and support with the setting up and packing down of the event. Upper school students may be released from the last period of the Friday before the event to set up their booths. Students participate in the event on the Saturday and although their parents are invited to attend, upper school students can attend the event without supervision.
The Elementary School bathrooms can be accessed from the field. The First Floor bathrooms near the stairwell and the Grade 1 classrooms are designated for adults and wheelchair access
The Montessori and Kindergarten bathrooms are designated for families with small children (1 adult toilet and 5 toilets for children)
There are single sex bathrooms in the two stairwells of the gym.
We are a school where exceptional personal character and strong relationships provide opportunities to excel in our areas of interest and affect change in our local and global communities. We are a school where personal, social, and emotional support help build global perspectives. We are a school that embraces diversity, encourages leadership, and celebrates expressions of difference, and respects the values alongside and unifying traditions of the Marist Brothers.
MOTIVATE • Learning is a life-long journey
BELIEVE • Together we can change the world
INSPIRE • Follow our lead as we pursue our dreams
SUCCEED • From Japan to the rest of the world
EXCELLENCE: Make excellence and quality a part of each day and seek continuous improvement in all that we do.
PEOPLE FIRST: Build sustainable and meaningful partnerships, embrace diversity, and connect with the community.
INNOVATION: Seek innovative and creative approaches to problem-solving.
CARING: Be a person of good character who is responsible, respectful, reflective, and acts to make the world a better place.
