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Hino City's Constitution Memorial Day Event

On June 20, Hino City will host its annual Constitution Memorial Day lecture at the Tamadaira no Mori Fureai-kan. This event provides a valuable opportunity for residents to engage with themes surrounding the Constitution and their everyday lives. This year, the guest speaker will be from Heraborny Co., Ltd, a company dedicated to nurturing creativity and inclusivity by collaborating with artists with disabilities from both Japan and abroad.

Heraborny operates under the mission "Let Your Uniqueness Shine" and seeks to create a vibrant culture that respects and enhances the individuality present in all people. During the lecture, participants will be invited to reflect on the significance of embracing diversity and the potential for building a society that acknowledges and celebrates our differences.

Event Details

• - Date: June 20, Saturday
• - Time: 1:30 PM - 3:30 PM
• - Location: 3rd Floor Meeting Room 6, Tamadaira no Mori Fureai-kan & online via Zoom
• - Target Audience: Open to all interested members of the public
• - Registration Deadline: June 16 (Tuesday)

To register, please fill out the form found on the bottom right of the event flyer or call the Peace and Human Rights Division. Please note that registration will close once the maximum capacity is reached.

For further details, you can check the official website: Hino City Constitution Event

Related Exhibits and Promotions

Simultaneously, various displays and promotions from relevant departments will take place adjacent to the lecture venue. This will include showcases of works from local welfare organizations as well as promotional materials from departments such as the Disability Welfare Division and the Culture and Sports Division. Visitors can enjoy these exhibitions without a reservation from 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM, and there will be simple surveys available for participant feedback.

This event not only celebrates the Constitution but also promotes a broader conversation about inclusion and respect for individual differences. Join us in this meaningful dialogue about how we can support a diverse community that values every person's unique contributions. We hope to see you there as we honor our Constitution and advocate for a brighter, more inclusive future in Hino City!