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Collaborative Participation in an Event Envisioning the Future of Universal Tourism — 'Tabi wa Michizure, Yowa no Tane #2' to Be Held in Harajuku on May 22 (Thu)

ISVD is participating as a cooperating organization in the second installment of the symposium event hosted by MinQ, which aims to promote universal tourism.

ISVD Editorial Team

The Institute for Social Vision and Design (ISVD) is participating as a cooperating organization in the second installment of the symposium event "Tabi wa Michizure, Yowa no Tane" (旅は道づれ 余話のたね, roughly "Travel with Companions, Seeds of New Stories"), hosted by "MinQ" (みんきゅ~), an initiative dedicated to promoting universal tourism.

Regardless of disability, age, or other barriers, this event invites diverse speakers to share practices and challenges from a universal perspective, working toward a society in which everyone can "set out on a journey that is truly their own."

ISVD, which pursues creative approaches to social themes and facilitates dialogue across disciplines, deeply resonates with the vision of this initiative. We will continue to collaborate with MinQ to advance, through the power of design, "mobility and tourism that leave no one behind."

Event Details

  • Title: Universal Tourism Symposium "Tabi wa Michizure, Yowa no Tane" #2
  • Date & Time: May 22, 2025 (Thursday), 18:00--21:00 (Doors open at 17:45)
  • Venue: SCC Sendagaya Community Center (1-1-10 Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo)
  • Admission: Free (advance registration required; entry and exit permitted during the event)
  • Organizer: MinQ
  • Cooperating Organizations: Institute for Social Vision and Design; Tourism for All Japan
  • Sponsors: Achi Hirugami Tourism Bureau; Japan Care Fit Service Association (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation)
  • Speakers: Nobuhiro Mizutani, Ryoko Nakajima, Sakura Kato, Katsuro Tasaka, Reiko Ushiyama, Yukio Ida, Masahiro Taniguchi, Yusuke Terada, and others
  • Sign Language Interpretation: Kema Toma
  • Exhibition Booth: Ryoke Green Gables (coffee roasting demonstration by a visually impaired roaster)

About ISVD

The Institute for Social Vision and Design (ISVD) is a nonprofit organization that explores "what design can do for society." Spanning the fields of creative arts, welfare, community development, and technology, ISVD works to implement social vision and co-creation.

Through our cooperation with this event, we hope to expand our connections with partners who share the aspiration to envision the future of universal community development and tourism.

ISVD Editorial Team

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