Date: April 13, 2018 Location: Mitake Participants: 30 campers, 8 LITs, 7 care workers, 14 volunteers, 4 partners, 8 MM Staff Corporate Sponsor: Robert Half Program: We hosted our first program in this school year where we cerebrated Easter and try Boxing, with the focus on “New Beginnings”
Satoshi Aoki Photographer Satoshi Aoki used to work as a photographer for LIFE
Date: Sunday, March 17, 2019 Location: Accenture Minato Mirai Office Participants: Around 60 guests The last LIT program for this year was the preparation and the actual seminar
The program this time was only for one day, and it was all for preparation for their final project, which is in 2 weeks! The venue was the actual location of the seminar, and they were able to work out all the details, like layout and reception, as well equipment that they need for the actual presentation
I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived
Date: Saturday, March 30th & Sunday, March 31st Place: Yoyogi Park Mirai no Mori will be at KEENFEST as a part of their KEEN EFFECT booth
We had forestry theme Back to Nature Program in the woods of Takao
Date: February 16, 2019 Location: Takao Participants: 21 campers, 2 LITs, 6 care workers, 18 corporate volunteers, 4 Mirai no Mori Staff Partner: Morito Odoru This past weekend we were back in woods of Takao with our partners from Morito Odoru
We had a very special over-night Yukiita (Snow Surfing) Back to Nature Program in Tsunan, Niigata
Date: February 2-3, 2019 Location: Tsunan, Niigata Sponsor: KEEN Partner: English Adventure Participants: 33 campers, 7 care workers, 6 high school students, 4 sponsors, 12 Mirai no Mori staff and volunteers Program: This year, we went to Tsunan in Niigata, where is very famous for its heavy snowfall for our annual snow-surfing program with our long-term partner, KEEN
Phil Robertson Co-founder and co-owner of Honyaku Plus Three years ago, Phil Robertson joined a Tokyo-based philanthropic cycling group known as the Knights in White Lycra, with the intention of getting fitter and giving something back to Japanese society
This special LIT program was held in the snowy town of Tsunan in Niigata