スタジオIL文京は、地域で暮らす障害者の自立を支援する活動を行う「自立生活センター」です。 「IL」とは"Independent Living＝自立した生活"の略で、自分の人生を自分で描いていくという意味が込められています。

Are you a coffee fanatic with the inside scoop about where to get the best beans in Tokyo? Maybe you’re on a mission to document all the vegan options at popular Japanese chain restaurants. Or you could be a tea ceremony hobbyist with an extensive collection of Japanese pottery and table manners to wow even the most prim and proper tea ceremony instructor. If you have a story to tell within the niche of Japanese gastronomy, we want to hear from you!

Ochūgen is a custom well-known among Japanese people, but less well-known to non-Japanese. So, let’s start with the most common question: What is Ochūgen? Ochūgen is a mid-year gift, or a summer gift, that is given to the people you feel a sense of gratitude towards, professionally (superiors) or personally (family, friends, etc). It is also a way to show consideration for the recipient's health for the hot summer ahead. While you can technically give someone a gift at an

お中元は日本人にはよく知られた習慣ですが、海外の方にはあまり知られていません。では、最もよくある質問から始めましょう：お中元とは何ですか。お中元とは、仕事上（上司など）や個人的（家族、友人など）に感謝の気持ちを抱いている人々に贈る、夏の贈答品です。また、これから訪れる暑い夏に向けて、受け取る方の健康を気遣う気持ちを示す方法でもあります。厳密にはいつでも贈答品を渡すことは可能ですが、お中元の時期には意図的な意味合いが込められています。

私たちは、単に美味しいラーメンを提供するだけでなく、食を通じてお客様に感動を届けることを目指しています。そのために、一緒に働く仲間が自身の成長を実感できる環境を大切にしています。

We don't just aim to provide delicious ramen, but also to deliver excitement to our customers through food. To that end, we value an environment where our colleagues can experience their own growth.

わっぱの会は、社会福祉法人共生福祉会・NPO法人わっぱの会を運営しています。共生共働の社会をめざして日々活動しています。福祉のお仕事に興味ある方、ご応募お待ちしています！ Wappa no Kai operates the social welfare corporation Kyosei Fukushikai and the NPO Wappa no Kai. We work every day to create a society where people can live and work together. If you are interested in working in the welfare industry, we look forward to your application!

Osaka’s Aizen Festival, also known as the Yukata Festival, is an event that marks the beginning of summer. One of Osaka’s 3 main summer festivals and Japan’s oldest summer festival, the Aizen Festival has a rich history that dates back to the Asuka period (538-710). Since 2015, the Aizen Festival has been recognized as an intangible folk cultural property by the city of Osaka. Every year at Tennoji’s Aizendo Shomanin Temple on June 30th until July 2nd, the streets are fill