35th Force Support Squadron

UNITE PROGRAM INFORMATION

Community Cohesion CoordinatorBuilding 1006, Community Commons226-9158www.35fss.com/unite

FACILITY RESERVATIONS

Room Name Seated Meals

Buffet Meals

Reception Only

Classroom/Meeting

Theater/Meeting

Tohoku Ballroom 250 180 300 160 350

Towada Room 100 80 100 95 150

Misawa Room 30 25 50 30 50

Gray Room 30 25 50 30 50

Fault Line N/A N/A 100 N/A N/A

Mutsu Ballroom 160 130 250 125 260

Mayor Suzuki Room 40 40 60 N/A 50

Misawa Club

Sakura (Recreation) Room – 115 people Momiji (Briefing) Room – 220 people Himawari (Game) Room – 200 people

Community Commons

70 people

The LodgeLarge Pavilion – 50 peopleSmall Pavilion – 30 peopleYuko Cabin – 30 people

Occupancy – 100 peoplePatio – 44 people

Base Beach

Lakeview Grille

CATERINGMisawa ClubLakeview GrilleBumpers GrillCafé Mokuteki

Misawa ClubMisawa Club Lakeview Grille

Bumpers Grill Café MokutekiCafé Mokuteki

Contact & Hours of Operation957-1554  DSN 0176-77-8255*  CELL *then dial, 1-281-657-1554

Building 627Winter Hours – Oct. 1–March 31 Monday–Thursday / 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday & Saturday / 11 a.m.–11 p.m. Sunday / 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

Summer Hours – April 1–Sept. 30 Monday–Thursday / 11 a.m.–9 p.m. Friday & Saturday / 11 a.m.–10 p.m. Sunday / 11 a.m.–7 p.m.

Federal holidays / Noon–7 p.m. CLOSED until 5 p.m. the first Tuesday of every month for maintenance

Bumpers Grill closes 30 minutes prior to the bowling center closing time.

Existing Programs• Mad Games Monday – $10 per hour, shoe rental 50¢

• Red Pin Tuesday – $1 games, $1 shoe rentals (get a strike with a red headpin and win a FREE game)

• Lunch Bowl – Receive one FREE bowling game and shoe rental when you provide your Bumpers Grill receipt of $8 or more.

• Sunday Wrap-up – Unlimited bowling for two hours with shoe rent-al and a 16-ounce fountain drink

• Laser Storm Bowling – “Glow” bowling on Friday and Saturday night

• Colorama Bowling – 9-pin games bowled with options to win prizes

• Various Leagues

• Various Tournaments – squadron vs. squadron

WALMSLEY BOWLING CENTER

UNITE Initiatives• Combat Bowling – PT alternative, encourages comradery and

friendly competition

• Mystery Bowling – 10 “fishbowl” drawn ideas to challenge each frame

• CC Monster Challenge – Have Commander create a “monster” and have squadron attempt to recreate

• American/Japanese Tournament – Held the last Sunday of Octo-ber (Oct. 27, 2019)

• Bowling for Knowledge – Training initiatives with questions prior to bowling (UTM developed)

Walmsley Bowling Center

Contact & Hours of OperationDSN: 957-1563 Cell: 080-1857-0087

Building 1464

Pro Shop Hours vary by season. See https://35fss.com/gosser-golf-course/ for current hours.

Driving Range Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week Closed until 10 a.m. on Tuesdays for maintenance Purchase tokens during Pro Shop hours of operation

*All hours are weather permitting

UNITE events preferred days: Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays

GOSSER GOLF COURSE

UNITE Initiatives• Foot Golf – Event consisting of either nine or 18 holes of golf

using a soccer ball that participants will kick from assigned teeing areas on each hole until they hit the flag. Soccer ball coordination will be required with the Potter Fitness Center or the individual units can bring their own balls. 144 participants maximum

• Relay Golf – Event consisting of four-person teams that will play a designated hole. Time and score will be totaled for a team score. This event is great for spectators as well as participants. The golf course can provide the necessary equipment. 144 participants maximum

• Speed Golf – Similar to relay golf, this event consists of either individuals or teams up to four persons playing an entire nine holes of golf. Time and score will be totaled to determine individual/team score. The golf course can provide the necessary equipment. 144 participants maximum

• Driving Range Play – Units may reserve the driving range for up to two hours of use. Long drive, closest to the hole, and short game competitions, can be held to determine shop or flight winners. The golf course can provide the necessary equipment. 45 minimum, 90 participants maximum

Food & BeveragesHot dog, chips and beverage $5 Hamburger, chips and beverage $5

Gosser Golf Course

Additional Options:• Fling Golf Program

• Snowshoe course

• Obstacle course

• BBQ lunch/dinner options

• To-go lunch options

• Pavilion available for food after the event

• Tents, tables and chair options

• Glow golf

• Golf tournament/competition

MISAWA CLUBContact & Hours of Operation957-1556  DSN 0176-77-8255*  CELL

*wait for the voice, then dial 1-281-657-1556

Building 485 / 486

Office Hours Monday–Friday / 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Maintenance Day is the first Monday of every month (second Monday if holiday), no lunch buffet

Room ReservationsRoom Name Room Size Min. Food & Bev. Set-Up Room Fee

Tohoku Ballroom 76’ x 85’ $500 $100 $200

Towada Room 76’ X 39’ $500 $50 $100

Misawa Room 38’ x 33’ $250 $25 $25

Gray Room 38’ x 33’ $250 $25 $25

Mutsu Ballroom 79’ x 51’ $500 $50 $200

Mayor Suzuki Room 41’ x 41’ $250 $25 $50

Room Name Seated Meals

Buffet Meals

Reception Only

Classroom/Meeting

Theater/Meeting

Tohoku Ballroom 250 180 300 160 350

Towada Room 100 80 100 95 150

Misawa Room 30 25 50 30 50

Gray Room 30 25 50 30 50

Mutsu Ballroom 160 130 250 125 260

Mayor Suzuki Room 40 40 60 N/A 50

UNITE Initiatives:• Murder Mystery Dinner

• Cooking Challenge

• Dance Challenge

• Dining in/out

Misawa Club

Existing Programs• Texas Hold ‘em

• Trivia

• Topper’s Tabletop Gaming Café

ARTS & CRAFTS CENTERContact & Hours of Operation226-4279  DSN

0176-77-4279 CELL

Building 645Tuesday–Saturday / 10 a.m.–6 p.m. PACAF Family Days / Noon–5 p.m. CLOSED Sunday, Monday and federal holidays

Existing Programs• Mondays/PACAF days can rent out the Arts and Crafts Center

building (16 participants)

• Ceramics: examples in store or custom order available 2–3 months out

• Wreath Making: examples available and custom options are encouraged

• Sign Making: examples available and custom options are encouraged

• Woodshop projects: bottle opener, blanket ladder, stove top cover, DIY/custom, etc. (Mondays or before noon Tuesday–Saturday to rent the building)

UNITE Initiatives• Coffee and Canvas

• Team Mural Project

• Create your unit Christmas card (wood card displayed on the lawn during the holidays)

• Team cake decorating contest

• Brushes & Beverages – Non-alcoholic beverages and appetizers with a unit specific painting.

Arts & Crafts Center

COMMUNITY COMMONSContact & Hours of Operation226-4128  DSN

0176-77-4128 CELL

Building 1006 (across the street from the Misawa Club)

Office Hours / Official Functions Monday–Friday / 8:30 a.m.–4 p.m.

Recreation / Open Play Wednesday–Friday / 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

PACAF Family Days / 10 a.m.–5 p.m. CLOSED on weekends and federal holidays

Room ReservationsFree room space for events/activities during business hours include:

• Sakura Room – 115 people

• Momiji Briefing Room – 220 people

• Himawari Game Room – 200 people

Larger groups need to be approved with the Fire Prevention Office in advance.

UNITE Initiatives • Murder Mystery themes

• BINGO

• Minute to Win It

• Karaoke

• Gaming tournaments

• Ping Pong tournaments

• Bunco

• Theatre improv games

• Game Show Experience (Family Feud, Deal or No Deal, The Price is Right, trivia games)

Community Commons

Contact & Hours of Operation226-3555  DSN

0176-77-3555 CELL

Building 973Monday–Friday / 10 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday / 10 a.m.–2 p.m. CLOSED Sunday and federal holidays

MISAWA ITT

Existing Programs41 passenger bus

• On base only = $20 per hour MINIMUM of two hours

Spring & Summer Tours• Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival

• Nango Jazz Festival

• Lake Towada Firework Festival

• Matsushima Bay

• Hiraizumi & Geibikei Gorge

• Sendai Baseball

• Kuzumaki Winery

• Takayama Inari Shrine

• And more!

Misawa ITT

OUTDOOR RECREATION CENTER

Contact & Hours of Operation226-9378  DSN

Building 973 Monday–Tuesday & Thursday–Friday / 7 a.m.–6 p.m. Saturday / 8 a.m.–Noon CLOSED Wednesday, Sunday & select federal holidays

Existing Programs• Paintball

• Skeet and trap

• Archery

• Bouldering wall (16 feet)

• Disc golf

• Regular programed activities (see ODR Adventure Guide)

• Beach: Boats, jet skis, canoes, kayaks, pavilions, cabins

UNITE Initiatives• Kayak/canoe relay and/or challenge

• Scavenger hunts

• Camping Cooking Challenge

• Obstacle courses

• Beach Day: SUP, kayak and cookout with sand games, bounce houses and fun in the sun

• Field Day at Wild West Range: combination of paintball, skeet or archery

• All American Day at Leftwich Park: Sports – baseball, soccer, kickball, corn hole; barbecue

• Team building at Camp Falcon: Obstacle course, relay races, bouncy castles, picnic

• Build a Bike & Donate (scavenger hunt to find needed bike parts, create bike & donate bike to A&FRC)

• Disaster Preparedness Team Challenge

Outdoor Recreation Center

OTHER EVENT OPTIONS

• Unit duathlon challenge

• Scavenger fitness challenge

• Circuit/obstacle course

• Basketball challenge

• Kickball tournament

FITNESS CENTER

AIRMAN & FAMILY READINESS CENTER• Cultural Language Exchange

CHAPEL• Resiliency opportunities

• Squadron focus warrior care

AMERICAN RED CROSS

• Reconnection workshops

• Mind-body workshops (Need 3+ months notice)

• Healing Garden – Spring & Fall, planting taking place in May and October. Planters around base, possibly at a squadron, herb gardens

• Adopt a Garden

• Healing Arts – Crafts

PAWSAnimal shelter on base: various volunteer opportunities

FREE / VOLUNTEER• Fitness challenges

• Kick Ball Tournament

• Chili cook off

• Squadron Talent Show

• Holiday Ugly Sweater Contest

• Photography Contest

• Award your squadron – create fun awards “Duct Tape Award” (to the person who fixes everything) “Pearly White Award” (to the person who smiles the most) “Magician Award” (to the person you can never find or the one that always turns up). Airmen will nominate and vote for winners.

• Base Beach cleanup

• C3 will provide other upcoming volunteer opportunities

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