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Introduction

The human resources field requires continuous practice and reflection. To address challenges faced by HR professionals in maintaining consistent learning amidst their busy schedules, Trustyyle has introduced a new initiative: a weekly online practical session called the "HR Professional Checklist". This program aims to foster the development of persistent and effective HR practices through collaboration and reflection.

Background and Purpose

The daily responsibilities of HR professionals can often hinder their ability to reflect on their learning and progress. Many find it challenging to implement what they have learned consistently. Responding to this need, Trustyyle's new initiative provides a platform for HR professionals to come together weekly, share their practices, reflect, and discuss how to maintain ongoing action.

The focus is not on competition but rather on creating a supportive environment where participants can build a sustainable rhythm of action and reflection. This initiative is rooted in the principles laid out in the book, "How HR Professionals Operate" by Yosuke Yoshida, the program's leader.

Who is This For?

This program is ideal for those who:

• - Want to establish HR practices as part of their routine.
• - Aim to translate their learning into continuous action.
• - Seek regular opportunities to pause and reflect.
• - Want to engage in practical discussions with other HR professionals.
• - Are looking for a space to consistently use the HR Professional Checklist.

Benefits of Participation

By participating in this program, individuals will:

• - Naturally integrate reflection times into their lifestyle.
• - Establish the checklist as a reliable tool for thought.
• - Gain new perspectives and inquiries from peers' practices.
• - Continuously cycle through the process of action → reflection → next steps.
• - Regularly confirm their core HR framework.

Practical Sessions Details

Session Times:

• - Every Wednesday from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. (from January 14, 2026, to April 1, 2026, totaling 12 sessions)
• - Every Thursday from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. (from January 8, 2026, to March 26, 2026, totaling 12 sessions)

All participants are encouraged to attend all sessions; however, cross-participation between Wednesday and Thursday is not permitted.

Format:
The sessions will be held online via Zoom.

Participation Fee:

• - General: 33,000 yen
• - Members of HR Library: 16,500 yen
• - Individuals under 30 years of age: 9,900 yen

Application Registration:
Interested participants can register through the following link: HR Practical Sessions Registration. Please note that events hosted by HR Library are designed for anonymous participation, and real names are discouraged.

Related Books and Tools

The program is based on the book "How HR Professionals Operate: Thoughts of HR that Can Grow Businesses" by Yosuke Yoshida, set to release on November 14, 2025. The suggested retail price is 2,200 yen (including tax). More information can be found on the hyperlink, and the HR Professional Checklist can also be accessed freely without personal information input at HR Professional Checklist.

Facilitators

The sessions will be led by facilitators from HR Library, including:

• - Yosuke Yoshida: Director of HR Library and founder of Trustyyle. He has extensive experience in HR spanning various roles, including global business start-ups and organizational development.
• - Mitsutaka Okamoto: A seasoned HR professional who has extensive experience in recruitment, education, labor relations, and HR system construction, now promoting practical HR development within the community.

About HR Library

Opened on April 1, 2024, in Tokyo's Ningyocho, HR Library is a co-working and community space specialized for HR professionals, housing over 2,500 HR-related books and more than 700 members. Their slogan, "Learning with Peers to Unveil the Future", embodies their mission of fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among HR professionals in Japan.

Location: 1-12-7 Nihonbashi Kakigaracho, Chuo, Tokyo, Japan
Official Website: HR Library