Zea Moullet, a community member onboard Commander, Fleet Activities Yokosuka (CFAY) laces roller skates in preparation for the Cupid Shuffle 5K run, hosted by Morale, Welfare, and Recreation (MWR) to commemorate Valentine’s day.
This graphic was created to showcase the difference of how Japan celebrates Valentine's Day. Valentine's Day is celebrated on February 14th, every year, and in Japan, women are the primary gift givers.
The Camp Zama Exchange is helping military families share the love on Valentine’s Day with candy, gifts and flowers at the PX, Express stores and ShopMyExchange.com.
The Misawa Exchange is helping military families share the love on Valentine’s Day with candy, gifts and flowers at the BX, Express stores and ShopMyExchange.com.
The Yokota Exchange is helping military families share the love on Valentine’s Day with candy, gifts and flowers at the Exchange, Express stores and ShopMyExchange.com.
My son’s first Valentine’s Day at school in Germany left me scrambling at the last minute. I’d made it to the base Exchange too late — the traditional boxes of themed sign-and-tear cards I remember...
With chocolates and pre-packaged cartoon cards filling the shelves of local exchanges and commissaries, it’s hard to miss the signs that Valentine’s Day is just around the corner.
Do you love sushi? Or Valentine’s Day? How about Sushi Valentines?! We are currently living in the land of sushi and Japan goes crazy for Valentine’s Day.
Regardless of whether you’re celebrating with your kids, your spouse or your best friend, it’s a day where we can do something out of the ordinary to show our love. How do we keep things fun, fresh and celebratory for yet another holiday at home, showing our love and appreciation for those around us?
Flowers and chocolates are always fun to give and receive on Valentine’s Day, but if you are looking to shake things up with your gift-giving, there are plenty of ways to tell someone you love them.
Airmen, Guardians and their families can shower their sweethearts with affection this Valentine’s Day by picking up candy and gifts from the Yokota Exchange.
