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Discover the Future of Organizational Training with moritomirai

On June 17, 2025, the Trustyyle Corporation will host an innovative workshop game named "moritomirai" at their community space, the Human Resources Library in Chuo, Tokyo. This event aims to instill sustainable perspectives in organizational culture through immersive learning methods designed for modern corporate environments.

Event Overview

The moritomirai session is a 2.5-hour workshop that allows participants to simulate 20 years into the future while engaging with important social issues related to sustainability and resource management. The game positions players in various roles, including forest owners, hunters, local government officials, and housing manufacturers, to tackle real-world challenges collaboratively.

By stepping into these diverse perspectives, players will navigate the complexities of social decision-making, conflict resolution, and stakeholder cooperation in a fun, yet impactful, environment.

This workshop goes beyond just an interactive game; it's a reflective journey encouraging discussions around individual contributions towards common goals. Players will understand how their work aligns with broader community and environmental objectives through the lens of sustainability.

Key Details

Date: June 17, 2025
Time: 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM (Doors open at 6:30 PM)
Location: Human Resources Library
Address: 1-12-7 Nihonbashi Kakaracho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, WACROSS NINGYOCHO 6F
Fee: Free for members, 2000 yen for non-members
Registration: Limited to 30 participants (20 members and 10 non-members)
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Please Note:

• - Attendees are required to remove their shoes upon entering the venue.
• - Due to seating arrangements, some participants may need to sit on the floor.
• - Business card exchanges and promotional activities are not permitted within the Human Resources Library.

Who Should Attend?

• - Individuals seeking experiential training that incorporates SDGs and sustainability.
• - HR professionals looking to convey the essence of human capital management through tangible experiences.
• - Educators and local government workers interested in tools for communicating real societal issues surrounding community development and environmental education.
• - Companies aiming to promote diversity and build dialogue-driven organizations.

Previous Participants' Feedback

Participants from past events shared insights such as:

• - "I found the sequence of vision, mechanism, and results highlighted in the game to be enlightening for HR."
• - "The diversity in cooperation was eye-opening, demonstrating that everyone can contribute in varied ways beyond financial support."
• - "This experience resonated deeper than traditional training, fostering thoughts and actions that stick."
• - "I was surprised how easily I connected with others and shared honest conversations throughout the process."
• - "Seeing everyone achieve their goals together was reinvigorating, highlighting the importance of collective success in organizations."

Benefits for HR and Training Professionals

• - Enhancing Collaboration: Participants learn to communicate and negotiate with individuals from diverse backgrounds, facilitating teamwork and communication training.
• - Deepening Understanding of SDGs: The game transforms environmental and community issues into personal stakes, offering a unique lens for CSR and ESG education.
• - Building Rapport: This engaging format naturally incorporates icebreakers and inclusive practices, making it suitable for company events and cross-industry interaction.
• - Broad Accessibility: The game accommodates individuals from entry-level to management, making it versatile for organizations and educational institutions focused on community engagement and future talent development.

What is moritomirai?

moritomirai is a simulation card game originating from the "Yamanashi SDGs Project" that provides participants with the opportunity to embody different roles and collaboratively navigate the path toward a sustainable future for forests and local communities. Having engaged over 6000 participants from various sectors such as corporate training, education, and local governments, it has proven to be a valuable educational tool.
Learn more about moritomirai

About the Facilitator

Chiyo Watanabe is passionate about the healing power of nature, rooted in her own life experiences. As a certified forest therapy guide and moritomirai facilitator, she combines her knowledge to promote well-being through nature. She plans a world trip in 2024 to explore forests globally and shares insights into sustainable practices by collaborating with various professionals at the NPO Forest Therapy Society. She aims to expand her outreach through workshops, lectures, and community building around forest health.

About the Human Resources Library

The Human Resources Library opened on April 1, 2024, in Ningyocho, Tokyo, serving as a coworking space and community hub for HR professionals. With more than 2,500 HR-related books and over 600 members, it operates under the slogan "Learn with Friends, Shape the Future."
Website: HR Library
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Join us at this enriching event and contribute to fostering sustainability within your organization! Whether you are a seasoned HR expert or new to the field, the moritomirai workshop offers something for everyone who cares about the future of our communities and ecosystems.