Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Support Project for Tsuzuki Style Tsuzuki　

In Tsuzuki Ward  , 123 Neighborhood Associations Neighborhood Association is actively engaged in various activities such as disaster prevention, anti-crime program and child care support.
This project, in collaboration with e Town Co., Ltd., will share examples in various fields such as “training leaders”, “digitization of public relations” and “new ideas for events” in Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations, and promote “Tsuzuki Style” to make Neighborhood Association more enjoyable and creative.
For more information, please refer to the following website.
E Town Co., Ltd. (outside site)

１　Tsuzuki style cafe meeting
２　Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Attractive UP collective consulting
３　Dispatch of advisors to Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations in the ward
４　Tsuzuki Style Action Seminar
５　tsuzuki ANCHOR NPO Exchange Meeting
６　Tsuzuki Style Newsletter
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７　Tsuzuki style cafe meeting
８　Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Attractive UP collective consulting
９　Tsuzuki Style Kickoff Seminar

●Target: About 20 people working in Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations in Tsuzuki Ward   (first come, first served)
※As a general rule, those who can participate in all three times should apply.
　We also recommend that 2 to 3 people from each Neighborhood Association participate.

●Costs: Participation fee free

Mr. Hiroshi Sakamoto Representative Director, KITABA, Inc.
　Mr. Saori Matsuda, General Manager of Community Design Office

He has been involved in the revitalization of local communities and the Neighborhood Associations for more than 1,000 people in Neighborhood Associations and Neighborhood Association through dispatch of advisors and workshops.

●How to apply
　This year's recruitment has been completed because it has reached the upper limit of the participating districts.
<Notes>
※The following activities and contents are not eligible for support.
(1) For-profit purposes or activities in which only specific individuals or groups benefit
(2) Activities aimed at political and religious activities
(3) Activities that make requests to specific businesses, etc., or activities that raise opposition to specific businesses, etc.
(4) Activities that violate public order and morals
(5) Contents acting on behalf of legal counseling and activities

※Depending on the content of the application and the results of coordination with the advisor, we may not be able to meet your request.
※In principle, the location of the advice will be arranged at each Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations. In addition, items necessary for work may be provided at each Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations.
※Personal information received will be used only for the purpose of the Tsuzuki Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Support Project, a collaborative project between Tsuzuki Ward   Office and E Town Corporation.
※Please note that it may be used for publicity of Tsuzuki's Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations Support Project, such as websites and public relations papers.

On Saturday, June 1, an NPO exchange meeting was held at the Tsuzuki Ward   Office for the publication of the NPO information magazine tsuzuki ANCHOR. In the first half, 15 people from 13 groups participated, and in the second half, participants introduced their activities and presented examples of connections by participating organizations. During the second half of the exchange time, they actively exchanged opinions on the connection between local activities and Neighborhood Association and the future image of NPOs.
Thank you very much for your participation.
Click here for the report on the day. →　"Tsuzuki Style Newsletter" No. 4 (PDF: 2,639KB)

"The Neighborhood Association activities are more fun! I would like to inform you of your activities based on the concept of "Creative!"

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On Sunday, March 3, we held the Tsuzuki Style Cafe Meeting at the Tsuzuki Ward   Office to reflect on the year of Tsuzuki style and discuss the future of Tsuzuki.
More than 80 people gathered at the venue, including presentations by Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and other organizations, as well as exchange time to think about possible collaboration and collaboration in the future.
Thank you very much to everyone who participated.
Click here for the report on the day. → "Tsuzuki Style Newsletter" No. 3 (PDF: 2,049KB)

Voluntary disaster prevention activities for "Iza". Neighborhood AssociationsNeighborhood Association and Residential Association Condominiums in Tsuzuki Ward  , three consecutive lectures are held for those who are interested in disaster prevention and disaster prevention in disaster drill.

On Sunday, October 1, the first meeting, which was the start of three consecutive collective consulting, was held.
Lecturer is a fun disaster prevention drill "Iza! Hirokazu Nagata, President of NPO Plus Arts, who produces frog caravan!" nationwide. Under the theme of "a new form of disaster drill that learns well while having fun," they talked about "wind," "water," "soil," and "seed," as well as "disaster prevention x crafts," such as paper tableware using plastic bags and newspapers, andsurvivors's hands-on experience.
After the lecture, 22 participants active in the Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations and others actively learned examples and know-how, and wrote out what they wanted to do and felt.
Next time, we will discuss ideas to enrich the disaster drill. Based on the first lesson, we will work together to think about disaster drill, a fun learning version of the Tsuzuki Ward   version, with the advice of Mr. Nagata.

On Saturday, November 4, the second event was held at the community cafe "Minna no Kitchen" with the cooperation of NPO Roch Maru, which supports work styles and ways of life from the age of 60 in the city. Was.
Condominiums and non-condominiums were divided into groups to think about issues related to disaster prevention activities, and shared the issues and solutions of individual Neighborhood Association organizations.
On the way, "Pan Grandpa", born in the wake of a lecture by NPO Roch Maru, appeared. It is a group that learns bread making through lectures and practical training from bread craftsmen in the city and works. It was a peaceful atmosphere to learn about local activities in Tsuzuki Ward   while enjoying bread and coffee that showed grandpa's skill.
At the end of the meeting, representatives of the group presented their discussions and solutions. Hirokazu Nagata, President of NPO Plus Arts, commented on solutions to the issues one by one, and shared ideas for the future.
Next time, we will have a hands-on experience of disaster prevention education programs to learn happily. Based on the first and second lessons, we will pick up and experience the disaster prevention programs provided by Plus Arts, and connect them to the practice of each organization.

On Saturday, December 2, we held a hands-on experience session that was the last of three consecutive lectures.
The first half is a program to experience as a whole. Mr. Hirokazu Nagata, President of NPO Plus Arts, gave a lecture on "Making paper tableware with a flyer", "Straker time trial with a blanket", and "First Aid Workshop".
First, each participant creates a "hako-shaped" paper tableware using flyers and newspapers around them. While looking at actual photographs used in supply of hot meals training, they were given explanations on how to make them easier for children to understand.
In the stretcher time trial, the four participants who ran for the project were able to learn how to carry stretchers using blankets, and safely finish with the image of practice in the community. The venue was very exciting.
In the first aid workshop, a pair of two people directly experienced compression hemostasis using handkerchiefs and ties around them. I spoke to each other and practiced it through trial and error.
In the second half, it was divided into groups of 5 to 6 people, "Making ponchos with garbage bags" and "What is the disaster prevention goods at home?" Experience five booths: Quiz, Jack Up Game, Flood picture story show, Disaster Prevention Card Game. Volunteer staff of NPO Plus Arts explained the features and points of each booth's program, and many seemed to be enthusiastically experienced.
This collective consulting was conducted to enhance the appeal of Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations. Participants commented, "I got a new idea," "I had an experience that would make young people and children want to participate," and "I can make training fun." By all means, I hope you can bring your ideas back to each region and make use of them.

On Saturday, June 24, the Tsuzuki Style Kickoff Seminar was held at the Tsuzuki Ward   Office.
More than 80 people participated, including talk sessions and group work by speakers Daiichiro Ishii and Yasushi Saito.
Thank you very much for your participation.
Click here for the report on the day. → "Tsuzuki Style Newsletter" No. 1 (PDF: 3,228KB)

●Schedule
　From 10:00 to 12:00 on Saturday, June 24, 2023
●Location
　Large conference room on the 6th floor of the Tsuzuki Ward   Office (32-1 Chigasaki Chuo, Tsuzuki-ku)
●Targets
　(1)Chairman, officers, etc. of Neighborhood Association Neighborhood Associations
　(2)People who are engaged in local activities and social contribution activities in the city or are interested
●Program
　 ・Talk session "New Local Activities Style-Creating Local Places and Making Partys-"
　 ・Connected cafe time
　 ・A new shape in the area where everyone can learn from each other
●Speaker
　Daiichiro Ishii (Associate Professor, Faculty of Regional Design, Utsunomiya University) and Yasushi Saito (Representative Director, E Town, Inc.)