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Welcome – Captain’s Club – Junko Kobayashi

International Committee Member of the Marine Foundation’s Brand Supervisory Team

Mrs. Juno Kobayashi is a member of the Co-Brand Ownership of the Logo and Trademark of the Marine Foundation. (more coming soon…)

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Japan International Concept & Project Design Headquarters:

1-25-13-202, Kanamecho, Toshimaku-ku, Tokyo Japan 〒171-0043
Phone: +81 (0) 3 5926 9228
Business Hours:
10:00a – 5:00p M-F, closed S-S

Under the Convention of Marine Foundation Tokyo our Global Office Reception
International Consultant & Correspondent
(Corporation & Foundation)
Japan Corporate Organization:
MARINEF Corporation & Marine Foundation Tokyo
International Consultant Consulting Sector

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Lady Junko Kobayashi

Brand Owner Marine Foundation
Assistant Chairman Office

Daily Blog – Captain’s Journal – Last 7 Days

The License & Your Financial Success

The Marine Foundation creates the possibility for people to make humanitarian development their professional activity: instead of choosing between making a living and serving humanity, the licensed representative can build a professional network whose economic…

Master Chart of the Marine Foundation

Absolutely. Based on the MarineF Activity Chart, the Marine Foundation can be described not simply as a conventional foundation, but as a global organizational architecture designed to connect leadership, education, membership, communications, development, and culture…

Maritime Providence Introduction to FIN

The Federation of Island Nations (FIN) is one of the most distinctive international expressions of the Marine Foundation—not as a replacement for existing international organizations, but as a voluntary development federation through which island nations cooperate around the ocean as their…

The Birthplace of the Marine Foundation

Where the Story Begins. When you want to unveil something as mysterious and fascinating as the phenomenon of The Beatles, or any other wondrous wonder of the world, one question naturally comes to mind: Where did it all begin—and how did it all begin? Isn’t that what makes a great story…

The Value of a License Ownership

Yes. I reviewed the Marine Foundation website, the Sponsors system, and the uploaded Official Closing Notification. Taken together, they establish a much stronger reason for a serious leader to obtain a national license now than simply becoming an ordinary member or sponsor. The key distinction is this…

A Place of Beauty for Everyone

In this ordered beauty, respect flows upward and downward like the tides: from the newest cadet to the highest guardian of the horizon. The Maritan Naval Academy stands as its living heart, shaping not soldiers of conflict but captains of character—keepers of integrity, navigators of peace…

The Royal Clipper

The Royal Clipper sails as the proud flagship of the Marine Foundation, a five-masted vision of white sail and gleaming rigging that carries the Foundation’s spirit across every ocean she crosses. She is not merely a ship but a living emblem — the largest fully rigged sailing vessel of her kind…

Junko Kobayashi‘s Blog Appearances & Messages

Week 34, 2021

Week 34, 2021

This week in Review: the soon upcoming residence office of the Marine Foundation where I have already park our foundation’s car on the parking of the building. I am really looking forward to that, where we will be able to gather our Japan team and VIP guest members into small events.

Mother Ceremony

Mother Ceremony

This week in review: in honor of my Mother’s departure, a group of friends (real brothers and sisters) decided to initiate a flower ceremony onto the sea of Japan. A rainbow was there at the moment and the sirene of a boat in the background, witnessing the presence of something greater than ourselves.

week-32-2021

week-32-2021

This Week in Review: the beautiful offering of 200 acres of land in Sierra Leone to the Marine Foundation. This was made possible through our new President of Administration for the country Dr. Abu Essay. This will mark the first asset donation to the Foundation and, a great start for Africa.

Week 31, 2021

Week 31, 2021

This Week in Review: This was the week when the greatest woman in my life, Jeanine Mohamed of Caribbean descent, my mother, passed onto the Heavens. I miss her presence on earth so much, but I know she is fine and present every minute of my life from in spirit—a call for renaissance and restoration.

Week 30, 2021

Week 30, 2021

This Week in Review: Back in Japan, I got really busy with hundreds of things truly a non-stop work trying to re-organize myself the very best I could. Among all the great events was the arrival of the advisor of the Prime Minister of Guinea Conakry, who we met there with our team. A great celebration of reunion.

Week 29, 2021

Week 29, 2021

This Week in Review: Returning to Japan and my home office, I attached the hand-made wooden map of Africa (gift from Philip A. Bensouda, President of Marine Foundation the Gambia), and I reflected on all the great achievements of the 2 months trip. The future is now bright, and the possibilities are endless.

Passion & Activities

 

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Thank you

Send me a message. If you do not get a soon reply from me within 3 days, please contact info@marinef.org – Thank you very much for your time and interest.

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