Cultural Ripples
2025-06-19 03:55:35

Creating Cultural Ripples in Iwate: An Interview with Yoshikane Kimura

Unleashing Creativity in Iwate: The Vision of Yoshikane Kimura



In the vibrant milieu of Iwate Prefecture, the wave of creativity is making an impactful mark, spearheaded by Yoshikane Kimura, the Community Manager at HERALBONY ISAI PARK. This initiative is a part of thinc Journal's new series that seeks to spotlight local creativity and address societal challenges.

The Mission of thinc Journal


thinc Journal aims to empower local creators, providing insights and information that help freelancers cultivate their careers. It serves as a platform to discuss regional issues and foster community engagement in creative endeavors. Recognizing the untapped potential of local creativity, thinc Journal informs and inspires by highlighting the stories of those actively working to uplift their communities.

Kimura’s Journey to HERALBONY


Yoshikane Kimura transitioned to HERALBONY after a diverse professional background. Originally hailing from Yamato, Kanagawa, he graduated from Bunka Fashion College, eventually working for Patagonia. Kimura's experience in the outdoor apparel industry laid the foundation for his career; however, it was his subsequent foray into social welfare that ignited a passion for creating positive societal change.

Having relocated to Akita Prefecture as part of the Community Activation Cooperation System, Kimura gained valuable insights into welfare and community development. This experience solidified his commitment to advancing the welfare sector, eventually leading him to join HERALBONY. The company's mission—


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