Connect from the efforts of leading symbiotic society Host Town "heart of barrier-free" Symposium, January 24, 2020, is held at the 12th floor of the Kawasaki City Takatsu Civic Hall Nokuti-to.

Contents of this booklet

03 Greetings from the organizer

Satoshi Ito, Executive Officer, JTB Corporation

04 Greetings

Norihiko Fukuda, Mayor of Kawasaki
Yoshinori Kohiyama, Mayor of Misawa
Makoto Katamine, Mayor of Iizuka
Jun Mitarai Counselor, Secretariat, Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Headquarters, Cabinet Secretariat

06 Program

07Venue Map / Commentator Introduction

08 Aiming to Realize a Symbiotic Society -From Host Towns in a Symbiotic Society to Nationwide-

Cabinet Secretariat Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Headquarters

09 About the Olympic and Paralympic Business Council

10 Host Town Initiatives / Introduction of Panelists

Misawa City, Aomori Prefecture
Initiatives for “barrier-free mind” based on para-sports “Tomorrow Charity! Junior Academy” for elementary school students in the city
Maki Kumano, Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Office, Policy Coordination Division, Misawa City Policy Department
NEC Corporation Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Division Manager Kazushi Aoki
Yusuke Ibuki Project Leader, Nippon Foundation Paralympic Support Center

Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture
Watching soccer and soccer classrooms for children with developmental disabilities Initiatives for "soccer x universal tourism"
Takashi Hara , Kawasaki City Cultural Affairs Bureau Director, Olympic and Paralympic Promotion Office
All Nippon Airways Operation Support Center Quality Planning Department Maiko Takaten
NPO Kurumi Kumi Regular member Kyoko Oshima

Iizuka City, Fukuoka Prefecture
Initiatives for "barrier-free town walk inspection and symbiotic society host town summit"
Koji Kajiwara, Chief, Urban Facilities Development Promotion Office, Iizuka City Administrative Management Department
Ryuta Matsuda Senior Director Fujitsu Limited Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games Promotion Division
Iizuka City Welfare for the Disabled Saori Kajiwara

16 “Barrier-free mind” for a symbiotic society

Ryoji Hoshika, Associate Professor, Research Center for Barrier-Free Education and Development, Graduate School of Education, The University of Tokyo

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