1st Prize: 8 Days in Hawaii - Kiyo Scott
2nd Prize: 8 Days in Cabo San Lucas - Eric Christensen
3rd Prize: 4 Days in Squaw Valley - Annie Suyama
4th Prize: 8 Day Vacation at Kala Point Village - John Shigaki
5th Prize: 3 Day Getaway to Ocean Shores - Suzanne Yoshitome
6th Prize: Overnight at Fuurin-Oka Futon & Breakfast - Ed Ambo
7th Prize: Rokka Ski School Lessons - Wes Sagami
8th Prize: Mon Stationery - Ray Murakami
9th Prize: NuCulinary Cooking Lessons - Juan Silva
10th Prize: $250 Uwajimaya Gift Certificate - Hifumi Saimo
11th Prize: Ichiro on Ichiro book - Eugenia Morita

1st Prize - 8 Day Hawaii Vacation for Two: Waikiki Parc Hotel & Airfare

Fly to Hawaii and stay at Waikiki’s best kept secret. Just steps from Waikiki beach, the Waikiki Parc Hotel offers an intimate and comfortable setting with ocean, mountain or city views. With breakfast included, spend 8 days and 7 nights on vacation or business. You’ll enjoy the Aloha feeling! Visit their website at http://www.waikikiparchotel.com/

2nd Prize - 8 Day Cabo San Lucas Vacation for Two: Marina Fiesta Resort & Spa Condo & Airfare

The splendor of the Mexican beaches, sun, surf, sports fishing and golf await you in fabulous Cabo San Lucas. Your 2005 international getaway starts with a flight for two to Cabo and a spectacular 2-unit condo, each with fully-equipped kitchen & microwave, dining room, TV/radio and air conditioning. Sleeps 8. Check out the website at http://www.marinafiestaresort.com.

3rd Prize - 4 Day Squaw Valley Vacation for Two: Condo & Airfare

Fly to Reno where you’ll spend 4 days and 3 nights at Squaw Valley Lodge in a Deluxe Studio unit, complete with mini kitchen and queen bed. Surrounded by mountains and close to Squaw Valley Village, experience skiing into or out of the resort in winter and/or try out the complimentary health club and spa facilities. This is one great getaway for sun or snow! Go to www.squawvalleylodge.com for photos and information.

4th Prize - 8 Day Vacation for 2 at Kala Point Village, Port Townsend

Beautiful views of Port Townsend Bay and the North Cascade Mountains welcome your summer time one-week stay (Friday August 5-12, 2005) in this private waterfront community. Beachcombing, boating, tennis, golf and clubhouse facilities plus a short drive to historic Port Townsend are some of your activity options. Condo has queen-size bed, 2 twin beds, full bath, fully equipped kitchen, dining room, washer/dryer, TV/VCR/radio and balcony. More information available at http://www.resortswest.org/Resorts/Kala/.

5th Prize - 3 Day Getaway at Ocean Shores Condo

Graf House is located on the beach in beautiful Ocean Shores. Enjoy two nights at this wonderful two-level home: bedroom, 2 bath, a Jacuzzi tub, full kitchen with microwave, TV/VCR, wood stove, washer/dryer, and deck with beautiful ocean view. Sleeps 10.

6th Prize - Overnight Getaway

Enjoy a relaxing and tranquil getaway at the Fuurin-Oka (“Wind Bell Hill”) Futon & Breakfast on Bainbridge Island where you’ll be pampered at this unique B&B. Your private “house” offers you all the serenity, beauty and personal touches of a trip to Japan: yukatta, engawa, O-furo and asa-gohan. Visit www.futonandbreakfast.com.

7th Prize - Rokka Ski School (6 Ski or Snowboard) Lessons

Get set for the 2005 ski season with your very own two hour group or private lessons. Starting in early January and going for 6 straight weeks, these lessons are good at either the Summit West at Snoqualmie (never skied through expert level) or at Crystal Mountain (intermediate through expert level).

8th Prize - Personalized Mon Stationery

West Coast Printing will take a copy of your family crest and create beautifully embossed note cards. Envelopes with your return address complete this personalized stationery package.

9th Prize - NuCulinary Cooking Lessons
Delight your taste buds with some tasty new dishes and techniques sure to spice up your family’s dinner table or special dinner party with two adult lessons from NuCulinary. Class schedule available at http://nuculinary.com.

10th Prize - $250 Uwajimaya Shopping Spree
Every thing you need and more is waiting for you at the Pacific Northwest’s premier Asian grocery store.

Nikkei Concerns’ 2004 Annual Raffle Rules
1. This raffle is open to the general public, all Nikkei Concerns employees (CEO, Keiro Administrator, Controller, and Directors of Community Services, Development & Communications, or Human Resources excluded), volunteers, board members and their families to purchase tickets and win prizes.

2. You must be over 18 years old to win.

3. Winner need not be present to win.

4. Paid tickets must be received by Friday, November 5, 5:00pm at Nikkei Concerns’ office at 1601 E Yesler Way, Seattle, WA 98122, in order to be eligible for the drawing. Any paid ticket received after this time may not be eligible for the drawing and ticket purchaser will be notified after the Drawing and the ticket price will be refunded.

5. Drawing will be held November 10, 2004, at 8:00pm at Midori Condominiums’ Community Room, 1515 E. Yesler Way, Seattle, WA 98122.

6. A visiting guest not directly associated with Nikkei Concerns will draw winning raffle tickets.

7. Six alternate winning numbers will be drawn (in case prizes are returned to Nikkei Concerns or not accepted).

8. Nikkei Concerns will notify, via phone, letter, email or fax, all Winners (whether or not they are present at time and place of the Drawing) within five business days of the Drawing.

9. All Winners must confirm (via phone, email, letter or fax) that they have received notification from Nikkei Concerns and will accept their winning prize within 30 days. Winners will have 30 days to claim their prize.

10. In order to claim a prize, the Winner must turn in the matching ticket stub or provide two pieces of photo identification.

11. Winning ticket numbers will be posted at the front desks of Seattle Keiro, Nikkei Manor and on the Nikkei Concerns website for 30 days after the raffle drawing.

12. If a Winner cannot be reached after a period of 30 days and at least 5 attempts from Nikkei Concerns to contact the Winner via phone, e-mail, fax, or mail, the prize will be given to an alternate winner whose number was drawn on November 10, 2004.

13. Prize restrictions:
• 1st Prize - Winners of airline tickets and Waikiki Parc Hotel stay must make reservations and use tickets within one year of the raffle drawing. Air travel must originate from western continental US states. Airline & hotel arrangements may be subject to availability or limited by travel blackout dates, locations, fees and other restrictions.
• 2nd Prize - Winners of airline tickets and Marina Fiesta Resort condo must make reservations and use tickets within one year of the raffle drawing. Accommodation days run Monday-Sunday, January 1-December 31, 2005. Resort reservations must be made in advance through donor and subject to availability. Winner responsible for cleaning fee. Air travel must originate from western continental US states and may be subject to availability or limited by travel blackout dates, locations, fees and other restrictions.
• 3rd Prize - Winners of airline tickets and Squaw Valley condo stay must make reservations and use tickets within one year of the raffle drawing. Squaw Valley condo blackout dates are December 18, 2004 through January 2, 2005; reservation must be made in advance through donor and subject to availability. Air travel must originate from the western continental US states and may be limited by travel blackout dates, locations, fees and other restrictions.
• 4th Prize - Check in time 4pm, check out 11 am. Sleeps 6. Dates are fixed for August 5-12th, 2005, unless alternative spring or fall date is made with donor in advance.
• 5th Prize - Accommodations based on availability and not valid on holiday weekends. Expires 12/31/05.
• 8th Prize - Winner must provide copy of mon. Note cards are 8.5 x 5.5; envelopes printed in black.
• 9th Prize - Two adult cooking lessons (1 person/2 classes or 2 people/1 class) at the West Seattle Thriftway Market. Advanced registration is required. Expires 5/10/05.
14. Each raffle ticket purchased equals one chance to win any of the above prizes. There is no limit on the number of tickets that one can purchase in this raffle drawing.

15. If a prize is defective in any way Nikkei Concerns will not be held responsible.

16. All prizes are subject to IRS tax regulations.

17. Nikkei Concerns employees are eligible to sell raffle tickets on behalf of the organization and participate in a raffle selling contest in which the prize will be of value for no more than $10. They are not allowed to sell tickets to Nikkei Concerns’ program residents, families, volunteers or other participants during working hours (Fund Development/Communications staff excluded). Receptionists at the front desks of Seattle Keiro & Nikkei Manor are exceptions to this rule. Only tickets sold by receptionists during non-working hours or off-site will be eligible towards the employee raffle sales contest.