Youth Instructor

Youth instructors are commissioned by the Mayor of Yokohama and the Governor of Kanagawa Prefecture for the purpose of promoting the healthy development of young people by promoting voluntary activities of young people in the local community and their upbringing organization activities.
The youth instructors in Isogo Ward are recommended by Neighborhood Associations Neighborhood Association, elementary and junior high schools, and Gulf companies in Isogo Ward, and organize the Isogo Ward Youth Instructors Council.

• Survey on the Social Environment of Karaoke Boxes, Net Cafes, etc.
• Simultaneous unified action patrol activities throughout the city
• All-city unified action campaign activities
• Summer vacation work class
• Workshops to improve the quality of youth instructors
• Isogo Children's Festival
• Isogo Ward Paper Hikoki Tournament
• Isogo Seven Lucky Gods Tour

• Negishi district: 17 people
• Takigashira district: 15 people
• Okamura district: 11 people
• Isogo district: 24 people
• Shiomidai district: 4 people
• Folding-gaura district: 22 people
• Sugita District: 20 people
• Kamisasashita district: 12 people
• Yokodai district: 17 people

※Youth instructors recommended by the school area are included in each district.

※The following is a tour of Seven Lucky Gods Isogo, organized by the Isogo Ward Youth Instructors' Council on Sunday, January 5, 2025.

new year worshipping has set up eight courses, including Okamura Tenmangu Shrine, and departs from 5 locations in Isogo Ward Office, Negishi Sakashita Park, Shinshoji Temple, Okamura Junior High School and community hall in the western part of Okamura.

The Seven Lucky Gods of Isoko was enshrined in seven temples and shrines in Isogo Ward and Minami Ward in 1918, and at that time it was crowded with worshipers from the neighborhood. Initially, Okamura Tenmangu Shrine and Inari Shrine (buried land, Isogohama) were also in the course, but on what day they were enshrined at the current seven temples of Mt. Koya-san Shingon sect. However, in 1978, in commemoration of the 50th anniversary of the enforcement of the Isogo Ward System, the Isogo Ward Youth Instructors' Council, with the cooperation of temples and shrines and the Isogo Ward Physical Education Council (at that time), we created a walking route of about 9 km to preserve the history and culture, raise awareness of Furusato and maintain physical fitness and health.

Please print the above PDF data in A3 size and use the stamp mount for visiting Isogo Seven Lucky Gods.
If you have any inquiries about the Seven Lucky Gods tour itself, please contact the temples and shrines.