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-This section provides information on '''Mozilla Japan''', an affiliate of the Mozilla Foundation.
+This section provides information on formerly '''Mozilla Japan''', was an affiliate of the Mozilla Foundation.
 == Websites ==
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 == Events ==
+* [[Participation/MozFest_2016/Community_Spaces|Inter-connected community space project at Mozilla Festival 2016]](Working with Participation team and Asian communities)
 * [[Event:Apps Japan 2015]]
 * [[Japan/FxDevCon|Firefox Developers Conference]]
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 * [https://karenlouisesmith.makes.org/thimble/para-para-animation-teaching-kit Parapara animation workshop teaching kit]
 * Mozilla Workshop in Fukushima　　[[Japan/Workshop/Fukushima2012|(English)]]　　[[Japan/Workshop/Fukushima2012ja|(Japanese)]]
-== Where we are ==
-[http://maps.google.co.jp/maps/ms?msid=108519885773425157194.000468f5c22d7456b8934&msa=0&z=17&lci=transit&hl=en Our office - Roppongi 7-5-6, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, 106-0032 Google Maps]
-The closest subway station is Nogizaka station (乃木坂駅) on the Chiyoda line (千代田線). Exit 3 is the closest exit to the office.
-Roppongi station (六本木駅) on the Toei Oedo line (都営大江戸線) and Hibiya line (日比谷線) is also in reasonable walking distance.
-From the Oedo line take exit 8 marked for 'Midtown' and go straight ahead then up the escalator on the left and go straight. Follow the signs to the National Art Center, Tokyo. When you emerge from underground you'll be on a little pedestrian island. You should be able to see "Gaston & Gaspar" (a pasta restaurant) on the other side of the road. Cross the road and head left past Gaston and Gaspar. Take the first right and Mozilla Japan is soon on your left.
-You can use [http://jorudan.co.jp/english/ Jorudan] or [http://www.hyperdia.com/en/ Hyperdia] to look for train connections.