The important bilateral relationship between Japan and the United States that exists today is very much in evidence at U.S. Fleet Activities Sasebo, where ships of the Japan Maritime Self Defense Force and the United States Seventh Fleet share this excellent port...more...
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A message from Richard T. Hatton, Command Master Chief
Welcome to Sasebo, the "Pearl of Japan"! ...more...
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Fukuoka Airport Shuttle Bus Sign-up System
Included is general Japanase phrases and travel translations.
CNIC | Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo
We are very pleased to have you visit us on-line, and look forward to meeting you in person when you visit our offices, located in building 310, just inside the main gate of Fleet Activities Sasebo. Our customer service hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, weekdays.
Our Mission Statement
The primary mission of Fleet & Family Support Center (FFSC) Sasebo, is to facilitate overall self-sufficiency and personal, family and community wellness in a remote overseas environment to support commands in achieving optimal operational readiness.
Our Vision Statement
FFSC staff members are customer service professionals, dedicated to the constant growth and improvement of each of our program areas.
Our Guiding Principles
Courage, Honor, and Commitment will be our guiding principles in all that we do, as we strive to fulfill our role in ensuring optimal operational readiness of our forward deployed fleet units, tenant commands, and other community members.
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Uderstanding Overseas Cost of Living Allowance Adjustments:
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Be sure to review this important information regarding importing your vehicle.
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Driving in Japan is a privilege granted to personnel working in Japan under the Status of Forces Agreement. To meet the conditions of this agreement the following basic requirements must be met.
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The Housing Welcome Center will be one of your first stops after arriving in Japan. You will find us conveniently located in the same building as PSD, Personal Property, Community Bank and Navy Federal Credit Union. Our office hours are Monday through Friday 7:45am – 5:00pm (except Wednesday mornings when we open at 10:00 am).
Upon arrival at the Housing Welcome Center (HWC), you will be registered for our mandatory HWC Briefing. At the time you register for the Briefing, you will be given an Information Packet complete with all appropriate applications to be filled out and a list of documents you will need to provide us on the day of your briefing. Required documentation includes the following:
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The mission of the Japan district is to support and provide an exceptional program for all students to ensure their success in an ever changing global society. We are committed to the following guiding principles:
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We realize caring for your children is of utmost importance to you. You may request to have your child(ren)’s names added to our waiting list prior to your arrival. Your local sponsor should be able to assist you with this, or you may visit https://qol.persnet.navy.mil/CYPWeb to sign up for care and to find out more about Navy Child and Youth Programs (CYP).
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Are you bringing, or planning to bring, pets to Japan? Here is some important information you need to know beforehand.
CNIC | Commander Fleet Activities Sasebo
We are very pleased to have you visit us on-line, and look forward to meeting you in person when you visit our offices, located in building 310, just inside the main gate of Fleet Activities Sasebo. Our customer service hours are 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m, weekdays. View our Calendar of Events to see what's happening at your FFSC.
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Fleet & Family Support Center(FFSC) Sasebo
An Ombudsman provides a vital link between the Commanding Officer and the families. Both the Ombudsman and the Family Readiness Group (FRG) are Command-appointed and important to mission readiness; while the FRG focuses on morale-building activities and serves in a social capacity, the Ombudsman is responsible for providing information and referral services while notifying the Commanding Officer of any known issues within the Command’s families. Ombudsmen are held to a firm code of ethics that focuses on mission readiness, working within the chain of command, professionalism, and strict confidentiality. If you are interested in becoming an Ombudsman, learning more about the program, or offering a suggestion, please contact the Ombudsman Coordinator at the Fleet and Family Support Center (FFSC).
Ombudsman Information and Contact List