Airmen's Center offers a variety of entertainment Published Jan. 26, 2010 By Airman 1st Class Katrina Menchaca 374 AW/PA YOKOTA AB, Japan -- Yokota's Airmen's Center, located within the Yujo Community Center, is one of the many programs here for Airmen and their dependents provided by the 374th Force Support Squadron. The Airmen's Center is located within walking distance of all the enlisted dormitories. It is a place for enlisted Airmen E-1 to E-4, and their adult dependents to go and have a good time. "I go to the Yujo every weekend, as do all my friends. It's close by and we get to enjoy whatever music we want to listen to. It's fun to play DJ for a night," said Airman 1st Class David Meade, AFN Tokyo broadcaster. The Airmen's Center is open three nights a week, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, each with its own theme. "The people are very friendly and we love the free popcorn! When we aren't dancing around, we're playing pool, ping-pong and darts, which are all free to play," said Airman 1st Class Meade. Airmen can show off their talents at Open Mic Night, Thursday from 7-11 p.m., with a social hour from 7-9 p.m. Friday is Big Game Night. On game night, Airmen can play one of the center's many video games or bring one of their own to play on one of the five gaming consoles on the big screen. Saturday night is Bring Your Own Music (BYOM) Night. The Airmen's Center's state-of-the-art sound system allows Airmen to play their own music and show off their DJ skills. "All in all, my friends and I love going to the Airmen's Center to have a great time with great people, at a great convenience," added Airmen 1st Class Meade. For more information on upcoming events, contact the Airmen's Center at 225-7713.