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Experience Delivery Jobs this Spring in Inagi City

This spring, the Pal System Federation is offering a unique opportunity for elementary school students and their parents to dive into the world of logistics and IT through a special event called "Job Experience". Scheduled to run on selected dates from March 7 to April 4, 2026, at a dedicated facility in Inagi City, Tokyo, this event aims to educate participants about the intricacies of delivery services while providing engaging hands-on activities.

An Unforgettable Experience

Inagi City's logistics and IT experience facility is equipped with real sorting machines that are currently in use at the Pal System's logistics center. Participants will have access to original videos, informative panels, and tablets, making the learning process interactive and enjoyable. Each session lasts about one hour, allowing families to understand the mechanics behind home delivery services in a fun way. The event has received support from the Inagi City Board of Education, ensuring its educational value.

Pal System delivers over 10 million items each week to around 800,000 households, a feat made possible through effective logistics and information systems. Attendees will learn about the technology used in sorting and distribution, while also gaining insights into the broader trends in digitalization that are rapidly transforming modern society. Additionally, the program will highlight how the cooperative's delivery service facilitates pre-ordering of food items, contributing to the reduction of food waste in an environmentally sustainable manner.

A Popular Initiative

Since its inception in 2023, the Job Experience initiative has welcomed over 1,700 participants, including students from local schools. Feedback from children has been overwhelmingly positive, with many expressing excitement over using tablets for shopping and a strong desire for further involvement. Parents have echoed these sentiments, noting that the event has been equally beneficial for adults and has sparked their children's interest in food and logistics.

Event Schedule

Participants are encouraged to register in advance, with sessions set for March and April as follows:

• - March 7 (Sat) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 1)
• - March 20 (Fri.) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 15)
• - March 26 (Thu) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 19)
• - March 30 (Mon) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 23)
• - April 2 (Thu) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 26)
• - April 4 (Sat) at 11 AM and 2 PM (Application deadline: March 29)

How to Register

Registration is required and can be completed through the provided link or QR code. For more information and the registration form, visit: Registration Link

Location Details

The Pal System logistics and IT experience facility is located at:

• - Address: 2111 Hyakumura, Inagi City, Tokyo, 1st floor of the Pal System Federation Inagi Office.
• - Access:

- 15 minutes walk from Inagi Station or take Bus line 1 (Inagi 12 bound for Wakabadai Station) to Inagi Chuo Park stop and walk 5 minutes.
- 20 minutes walk from Minami-Tama Station or take Bus line 2 (i-bus B course to Hirao Housing Complex) to Shohi Seikatsu Center stop and walk 3 minutes.
- From Wakabadai Station, take Bus line 2 (Inagi 12 bound for Inagi Station) to Inagi Chuo Park stop and walk 5 minutes.
- For additional information on transit times and schedules, please visit the Odakyu Bus website.

Engaging Generations

The event promises to be a multi-generational attraction, engaging both kids and parents in interactive sorting experiences using real machinery, with opportunities to learn and share insights about the logistics industry.

The Pal System Federation, established in Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, has a membership base of approximately 1.76 million and a total revenue of 260.42 billion yen as of March 2025. Participating cooperatives include Pal System Tokyo, Kanagawa, Chiba, Saitama, Ibaraki Tochigi, Yamanashi Nagano, Gunma, Fukushima, Shizuoka, Niigata Tokimeki, Kyosai, Saitama Workers' Cooperative, and Ai Coop Miyagi.