No.1 Fiscal 2022 has started

　 Last year was a very difficult year with COVID-19's infection prevention measures restricting your behavior.
In addition, we were forced to cancel or postpone activities such as local gatherings and events due to the influence of COVID-19 infection. I would like to thank you again.
　In fiscal 2022, based on a new lifestyle, we will start working again with local residents, companies, businesses, universities, and other people who support Kanazawa Ward.
　We also participate in activities such as local gatherings and events as much as possible, and look forward to seeing the inhabitants of the ward with a smile.
　Thank you very much.
(Kyoko Nagai, Director General)

　This is the second year of Kanazawa Ward. With the support and cooperation of residents of the ward, we will do our utmost to promote the community development through collaboration as Deputy Director General. Thank you very much.
(Senior Director General Etsuo Kobayashi)

　 My name is Funayama, who has been transferred from Health and Social Welfare Bureau of the City Hall. I am very pleased to have come to Kanazawa Ward, which has many places related to Kamakura shogunate, while "The Thirteen of Kamakuraden" is being broadcast. Although COVID-19 infection is still unpredictable, we will work with the local community to improve public health in Kanazawa Ward. Thank you very much.
Kazushi Funayama, Director of Health and Welfare Center

I have been working in Kanazawa Ward for my second year. We have understanding, support of local everybody so that anyone can continue living in peace and healthily this year, and we want to work on promotion of community-based welfare as a whole staff member. Thank you very much.
Akira Iida, General Manager in charge of Health and Welfare Center

It's been my third year since I moved to Kanazawa Ward. We will continue to strive to create a city so that people living, working, and visitors can spend a safe, secure and comfortable environment in a rich water and green environment. . Thank you very much.
(Mr. Naoki Matsuzaki, Director of Public Works Office)