The Harvard Krokodiloes

at the Roppongi Hills Club

The Harvard Club of Japan is pleased to present an event with the Harvard Krokodiloes, Harvard’s Oldest a cappella group, from19:00 on Tuesday, June 20.

Founded in 1946 at the Hasty Pudding Club, the Krokodiloes (or Kroks for short) are comprised of 12 tuxedo-clad Harvard undergraduate men who tour the United States and the world singing tunes from the Great American Songbook and beyond. In addition to performing in over 150 domestic concerts during the school year, each winter and summer, the Kroks embark on tours that see the group perform at sold-out concert venues around the globe.

Returning to Tokyo this summer for the 31st year on their annual summer tour, The Krokodiloes have put together a special night for the Harvard Club of Japan.

After the performance, the Kroks will mingle with guests at a standing buffet and cash bar.

Admission to the event includes a standing buffet dinner at the elegant Roppongi Hills Club, with cash bar available.

Map:http://www.roppongihillsclub.com/visitor/dfw/en/common/pdf/map.pdf

Doors open at 18:30, with theevening to run from 19:00 – 21:00.

Admission is 6,000 yen (4,000 for students aged 12 and over), payable at the door.

Please register online byThursday, June 15.

http://hcjapan.clubs.harvard.edu/article.html?aid=384

Children and friends are welcome.

Please register each member of your party individually, writing into the “organization” field the group you are affiliated with.

(i.e. “son of John Harvard”, “friend of John Harvard”, etc.)