Tag: Fukushima Prefecture

Jarman International CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman, gave a presentation about engaging with the international visitor market to 30+ local business and organization representatives as part of the Hope Tourism Inbound Promotion Project in the Hamadori Coastal Area of Fukushima, Japan

Jarman International CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman, gave a presentation about engaging with the international visitor market to 30+ local business and organization representatives as part of the Hope Tourism Inbound Promotion Project in the Hamadori Coastal Area of Fukushima, Japan

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For the second time, Jarman International CEO, Ruth Marie Jarman, joined the Hope Tourism Inbound Promotion Project at the Hamadori Coastal Area in Fukushima, Japan. Some 30+ local business and organization representatives gathered to listen to Ruth’s presentation about engaging Continue Reading

Discover hidden Japan with YouTuber John Daub in Fukushima and Aomori!

Discover hidden Japan with YouTuber John Daub in Fukushima and Aomori!

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From exploring Japan’s Hawaiian resort and witnessing a retro train cross the infamous Tadami River Bridge in all of its winter glory in Fukushima, to devouring world-class Japanese wagyu beef and ginger miso hot pot in Aomori, YouTuber John Daub Continue Reading

Discovering #FukushimaFriendly – Read all about JI Core 50 member Daniel Moore’s recent adventure in northeast Japan!

Discovering #FukushimaFriendly – Read all about JI Core 50 member Daniel Moore’s recent adventure in northeast Japan!

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In late October, one of our JI Core 50 members, Daniel Moore, visited Fukushima Prefecture to explore its unique culture, rich history, warm community, and breathtaking landscapes glowing with the energetic colors of autumn. From trying on traditional samurai gear Continue Reading

Article about summer in Tohoku written by JI team member Chiara Terzuolo was published on Japan Today!

Article about summer in Tohoku written by JI team member Chiara Terzuolo was published on Japan Today!

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Although many of Tohoku’s beloved summer festivals have been cancelled or scaled down due to the pandemic, there are infinite ways to still have fun in this incredible northern region of Japan.  Visit Esashi Fujiwara Heritage Park in Iwate, a Continue Reading