Creating an End-of-Life Notebook and Health Nutritional Seminar in Nishiyahachioji

Introduction
In today's world, planning for the end of life can feel daunting for many. However, a seminar by the non-profit organization Mamorisukun aims to make this easier and less somber. Slated for February 7, 2026, this event will focus on utilizing three-part end-of-life notebooks while intertwining the importance of nutrition for maintaining overall health.

Seminar Details

- Date: Saturday, February 7, 2026
- Time: 13:30 to 12:45
- Location: Organic Café Oreole

Sanita-cho 3-1-7, Hachioji City
Two-minute walk from JR Chuo Line Nishiyahachioji Station South Exit

- Participation Fee:

- Book Set (Three End-of-Life Notebooks): ¥2,000
- Light Meal: ¥1,000

- Bonus: One hour of individual instruction free of charge! Upon request, assistance in creating your end-of-life notebook will be provided at the Hachioji City Citizen Activity Support Center, making it easier for you to express yourself.

Purpose of the Seminar

Often, people hesitate to think about end-of-life planning because it feels dark and overwhelming. This seminar flips that notion on its head, highlighting how recording one’s preferences and wishes can be seen as crucial as maintaining good nutrition. By utilizing the “Red Notebook,” attendees will learn to compile vital emergency information, enabling them to live life on their own terms.

Background of the Seminar

Since 2020, the Mamorisukun organization has educated over 800 individuals on the necessity of end-of-life notebooks. The prevailing sentiment remains that these notebooks are associated solely with death, leading to a somber atmosphere. However, the focus in this seminar is on living actively and meaningfully.

In collaboration with a Type A Employment Support Facility, this seminar will also cover how one's dietary choices can help maintain health. This dual focus encourages participants to cherish both their bodies and emotions. The workshop intends not just to create a notebook but to foster a community dialogue on overall well-being.

Contact

For more information, reach out to:
Chie Omagari, Representative Director of Mamorisukun

- Application Form: Click Here
- Email: [email protected]
- Phone: 080-9345-4951 (Expect a call back if busy.)

Participants will leave the seminar not only with their completed notebooks but also with a renewed perspective on the importance of healthy eating and end-of-life planning. Join us for an enlightening experience that blends practicality with positivity in Nishiyahachioji!