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 Eight years after crossing the Atlantic
Rotary reached across the Pacific. This
section of The "History" Website is dedicated to the first 10 Asian
clubs
Also, see our
regional history section
Clubs with the logo, shown on the left, were on the
list of Paul and Jean Harris' world-wide good will trips where they planted
"Friendship Trees." |
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#01
MANILA PHILIPPINES #478 1JUNE1919
D3810
ZONE07
Club History
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#02
SHANGHAI (provisional) CHINA #545 1OOCT1919
D3450
ZONE04
Club History
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#03
CALCUTTA INDIA #587 1SEPT1920
D3290 ZONE05
Club History
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#04
Tokyo,
Japan #855 1OCT1920
D2580 ZONE02
Club History
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#05 Osaka, Japan #1349 1NOV1922
D2660 ZONE03 HISTORY
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Site of the
2004 International Convention |
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#06 Teinstsin, China #1444 1FEB1923 D ZONE HISTORY
no longer exists |
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#07 Peiping,
China #1814 1JUNE1924 D ZONE HISTORY
no longer exists |
#08 Nagoya, Aichi, Japan #1907 1DEC1924
D2760 ZONE HISTORY |
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#09 Kobe, Hyogo, Japan #1986 1AUG1924 D2680
ZONE03 HISTORY |
#10 Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan #2184 1OCT1925
D2650 ZONE
HISTORY
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 A
brief History of Rotary
in Japan
by PDG Takao Sugitani
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Also read the article by Wen Huang, "The
Long Road Back to China" |
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 Learn
about the founder
of Rotary - in
much of Asia,
Jim Davidson
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See
Asia Archives for the
First 38 Clubs 1919 - 1930
A
section on Rotary in Japan
Need for Cultural Leadership Along the Silk Road |
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