[Ishikawa Prefecture] “Ishikawa UI Turn Grand Consultation” is a one-stop shop for information related to immigration, such as living and work in Ishikawa.
Ishikawa Prefecture Press release: November 12, 2024 “Ishikawa UI Turn Grand Consultation” is a one-stop source for information related to immigration, such as living and work in Ishikawa. November 23rd (Sat/Holiday) @Osaka
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https://iju.ishikawa.jp/appform/form.php?prm=202410180753391097996_1068 ■Event overview Ishikawa UI turn big consultation meeting Date and time: November 23, 2020 (Saturday/Holiday) 11:00-16:00 Location: My Dome Osaka 2nd floor BC Hall (2-5 Honmachibashi, Chuo-ku, Osaka) Participation fee: Free Contents: Individual consultations with municipalities, organizations, and companies within the prefecture ・Corporate PR ・Workshop ・Immigration seminar Sponsored by: Ishikawa “Second Hometown” Promotion Executive Committee, Ishikawa Employment and Settlement Comprehensive Support Center (ILAC) Event details: https://ishikawa-ui-turn.com/osaka2024 Application form:
https://iju.ishikawa.jp/appform/form.php?prm=202410180753391097996_1068 ■Visit gift All attendees will receive a tote bag. In addition, for those who apply in advance and come to the event, we will be offering “naturally grown kinako” and “salted koji granola.” Give one as a gift. In addition, we will give away traditional crafts from Ishikawa Prefecture as gifts depending on the number of stamp rallies. Image
URL: https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-2c46db293d7dc780ceebbc3e12d6ad00-300×250.png ■Workshop ＜12:00～12:30＞ “Make your own small works using natural materials from Noto” Lecturer Mariko Takeo This is an experience in which you can dye handmade washi paper from [Paper Making Workshop Nonowashi] in Nakanoto Town with indigo and red iron. At the end of dyeing, oyster shells from Noto are sprinkled on top. Feel the nature of Noto through art!
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-37593daea425fd3812fe9be38043ecab-300×300.png ■Immigration seminar Immigrants talk about coexistence with nature ~ Living a well-being life in Ishikawa ~ A talk session with invited guests from Noto, Kanazawa, and Kaga. Immigrants who practice a lifestyle unique to Ishikawa in a beautiful and sometimes harsh natural environment will think about how to live in Ishikawa in a way that nurtures a healthy mind and body in harmony with nature. Facilitator: Hajime Koyama (born in Osaka) After completing his studies in ecology at graduate school, he worked as an environmental consultant in the protection of world natural heritage sites in the Ogasawara Islands. Moved to Noto Island with his family in 2015. After working as a member of the Nanao City Regional Revitalization Cooperation Team, he founded Notonooto and conducts cycling tours to introduce island life. In 2020, he established Noto DMC LLC with his friends and is working to discover new charms of Noto centered on tourism.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-e6f065cefa32d83daaad1ddb95b106b9-300×300.png Guest: Mariko Takeo (Born in: Hyogo Prefecture) In June 2021, she moved to Nakanoto Town at the same time as getting married. He works as a painter while traveling all over the world, including New York, Paris, and Peru. Fascinated by the natural beauty of flowers and Japanese paper and natural minerals, he creates natural paintings that are fused with nature.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-0e98dc1d0ec4e799814c3ec9be8ad3ba-300×300.png Guest: Takato Nagamori (Born in Aichi Prefecture) I moved from Kyoto to Kanazawa in 2008 due to my husband’s work. After moving to Kanazawa, he started a real estate rental business, including the share house “En”. I have always been interested in agriculture and entered Kanazawa Agricultural College. In 2023, he will become a certified new farmer and start farming.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-1ce7fe6cc3fe105bc0b17b24332a5371-300×300.png Guest: Hideyuki Kenbata (Born in Aichi Prefecture) Moved to Kaga City, Ishikawa Prefecture in 2020. In April 2022, he became independent and started “Shibayama Slow”, which provides water activity experience programs at Katayamazu Onsen. We are also working on developing programs to enjoy your stay in the hot spring town. Has experience living overseas and living in the countryside in another region. Image
URL: https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/127255/15/127255-15-b8cc3f7e6423ec5035144a3b05a195b5-300×300.png ■Contact information Ishikawa “Second Hometown” Promotion Executive Committee (Ishikawa Prefecture Regional Development Division) TEL: 076-225-1312 E-mail: iju@pref.ishikawa.lg.jp
