Public Facility Operation
Lifelong Learning Facilities
partial list
Auto Resort Yakumo
Kudan Lifelong Learning Hall, Chiyoda-ku
Hibiya Library and Museum, Chiyoda-ku
Sirius, Yamato City
Eco Plaza, Minato-ku
Kamakura Lifelong Learning Hall, Kamakura City
Nakanoshima Library, Osaka
Nara Crafts Museum, Nara City
Ashiya City Museum of Art and History,etc.
Children's Healthy Upbringing Facilities
partial list
Yahiro Children's Center, Sumida-ku
Umewakabashi Community Center, Sumida-ku
Komaki City Komaki Children's Center/Minami Children's Center/Kitasato Children's Center/ Seibu Children's Center
Youth Exchange Plaza in Nagoya City,
Hino City child inclusion support center future KU The junior and senior high school students’ generation space
Hyogo Prefecture Children's House,etc.
Correctional Facilities
partial list
Mine Rehabilitation Program Center
Kitsuregawa Rehabilitation Program Center
Harima Rehabilitation Program Center
Shizuoka Prison
Kasamatsu Prison.
HP of Shopro Correctional Education project
https://www.shopro.co.jp/ce/
Major contracts other than public facilities (partial list)
Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare
- Public Relations for the Promotion of Healthy Japan 21
- A set of work related to the dissemination and enlightenment of “Healthy Parents and Children 21”in accordance with the Basic Law for Child and Maternal Health and Child Development
- Promotion of child-rearing without physical punishment
- Drug abuse prevention awareness program "STOP the Drugs"
Ministry of Justice
- Production of online public relations programs on recidivism prevention (* Results-based private sector contract system)
- Development of educational materials to motivate people to work in penal institutions
Other government and public offices
- Symposium for Promotion of Participation in Cultural Programs and Cultural Experiences for Children (Agency for Cultural Affairs)
- Japanese Food Culture Promotion Project (Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries)
- EXPO education program for high school students
- Koto-ku Environmental Certification Test (Koto-ku)
promote various initiatives to prevent drug abuse.
in producing posters, leaflets, and videos.