A.A. Discussion Verify if it's still meeting
3 weekly meetings · Kyoto
Verify if it's still meeting
Listed by Alcoholics Anonymous Tokyo · last confirmed by a person never · If you're there, one tap keeps it green. What's this?
When
Sundays at 11:00 AM
Tuesdays at 7:00 PM
Fridays at 7:00 PM
All times Asia/Tokyo
Where
St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church
Japan, 〒602-0934 Kyoto, Kamigyo Ward, Ichijōdenchō, 一条上る一条殿町502−1
Japan, 〒602-0934 Kyoto, Kamigyo Ward, Ichijōdenchō, 一条上る一条殿町502−1
Finding it
Meeting is on the top floor of the 3 story building in the back (use North driveway). Note: Stair access only. Visiting members with physical issues can call our contact number to ask for assistance.
Format
Closed English Open to all
“Open” means anyone may attend — including family, friends, and anyone curious about the program.
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
“Closed” means the meeting is for people who have — or think they may have — a drinking problem. Newcomers are welcome.
Listed by
Alcoholics Anonymous Tokyo · confirmed 2026-08-23 · original listing ↗
First meeting? What happens at an A.A. meeting, from the books
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Your location is checked against the meeting's area and thrown away — never stored.
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