What sweden and japan can do towards year 2018 (workshop)
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The Swedish Center Foundation has organized annual workshops since 2013 to gather ideas on celebrating the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Japan and Sweden in 2018. The upcoming workshop on May 23rd will bring together up to 70 people to discuss potential ideas in areas like education, healthcare for the elderly, student exchanges, economic cooperation, food, tourism, and festivals that Japan and Sweden could implement together to mark the milestone anniversary in 2018.
What sweden and japan can do towards year 2018 (workshop)
- 1. Japan and Sweden will celebrate 150 years of diplomatic relations in 2018. Swedish Center Foundation has organized a workshop once a year since 2013 where people gather and exchange ideas on di?erent ways to celebrate this big event. Please come and share your ideas! What Sweden and Japan could do together towards year 2018 Saturday 23 May 2015? Venue?? Sapporo Aspen HotelSapporo-shi, Kita-ku, Kita 8 Nishi 4) Person in charge?? Kazuhiko Kawasaki Honorary Professor at Tokai University / Swedish Center Foundation s member of council Limit of participants?? 70 people? Fee? Free of charge Workshop 15:00 ゛ 17:30 Venue??Sapporo Aspen Hotel? Fee? Adults? 3.000 ? ??? Students?1.000? Exchange gathering 18:00 ゛ 19:30 ☆ It is possible to attend only one of the events! Swedish Center FoundationSweden Hills Village 2-3-1, Tobetsu-cho, Ishikari-gun, 061-3777 Hokkaido FAX: 0133-26-2992 swedishcenter www.swedishcenter.or.jp TEL: 0133-26-2360 infoswedishcenter.or.jp Example of ideas from previous workshops ?Education?? ?Hospitality ?Interregional exchange? ?Elderly care?? ?Internship ?Economic exchange ?Food/Tourism ?Festivals (eg. Snow Festival)?? ?Ms. Reiko Ogoshi (Hojskole Sapporo) ?Ms. Keiko Katou (Design Center for Regional Development and Tourism) ?Ms. Okie Kimoto (Japan Sweden Care Institute Co., Ltd.) ?Mr. Hiroshige Takahashi (New Hokkaido Research Team on Hospitality) ?Mr. Kazuki Nishiura (Miyagigakuin Women s University) ?Mr. Takashi Yokoyama (Hokkaido Sweden Society) Group leaders during the workshop Mr. Lasse Nyg?rd (Former Chair of the Municipal Assembly of Leksand, currently Chairman Siljan-Japan Foundation) is one of the keypersons in the exchange between the sister cities Tobetsu-cho and Leksand and will share his ideas of what Japan and Sweden could do towards year 2018 through Skype from Sweden. Final application date is Monday 18 May! ☆ Food will be served