The 25th Emerald Ball is not to be missed!
Taking place on
Saturday the 17th of March 2018
at the Hotel Gajoen Tokyo.
6:30pm to midnight.
The Ireland Funds Premier Fundraising Event
Are you ready for the biggest St. Patrick’s Day party ever at the spectacular Hotel Gajoen Tokyo?
This is what’s in store for those lucky people already signed up for this year’s Emerald Ball Tokyo:
When you have enjoyed the sumptuous meal, we will enjoy world class entertainment including:
While we come for the spectacular party, we will also be helping raise invaluable funds for the work of The Ireland Funds with charities such as ‘Support our Kids’ which helps children affected by the great Kanto earthquake of 2011.
If you have a green tie, a black tie or a ballgown with an appetite for fun, come help us celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on the 17th March!
Tickets - Last chance to attend
Taking place on
Saturday the 17th of March 2018
at the Hotel Gajoen Tokyo.
6:30pm to midnight.
The Ireland Funds Premier Fundraising Event
Are you ready for the biggest St. Patrick’s Day party ever at the spectacular Hotel Gajoen Tokyo?
This is what’s in store for those lucky people already signed up for this year’s Emerald Ball Tokyo:
- A highly entertaining drinks reception followed by a delicious 4-course meal including whiskey-marinated beef, Guinness onion soup, and a chocolate caramel with Baileys cream dessert
- Guinness and Kilkenny on tap as well as red, white and sparking wine, Irish whiskey and Baileys Irish Cream.
When you have enjoyed the sumptuous meal, we will enjoy world class entertainment including:
- Mundy, singer and songwriter known for his amazing score of the film Romeo & Juliet starring Leonardo Di Caprio
- DJ Guy Perryman, MBE, award-winning radio broadcaster InterFM Tokyo
- Chowder 99%, a harpist, flute, guitar and fiddle-playing group
- Bodhran player Yuri Kitagawa straight from Galway and who trained at the Kunitachi College of Music
- The Ardagh Irish School of Dance, traditional Irish dancing & 7th place in European Championships
- British School Tokyo taiko drummers
While we come for the spectacular party, we will also be helping raise invaluable funds for the work of The Ireland Funds with charities such as ‘Support our Kids’ which helps children affected by the great Kanto earthquake of 2011.
If you have a green tie, a black tie or a ballgown with an appetite for fun, come help us celebrate St. Patrick’s Day on the 17th March!
Tickets - Last chance to attend
