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How byFood Turns Culinary Tourism Into a Force for Good
From day one, byFood has been more than just a food experience platform—it’s been a catalyst for social good. Founded with the belief that you can solve a problem and make a societal impact at the same time, byFood connects travelers with unique culinary experiences across Japan, while giving back through its Food for Happiness program, which donates meals to children in need with every booking.

Emma Launder
6月3日読了時間: 7分
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Riki With Japan Mates パートナースポットライトインタビュー - #MyGiving Story
日本と世界の架け橋。大阪出身の梨稀さんは、幼い頃からチャリティ活動や海外文化に興味を持っていました。Giving Tuesday Japanは、梨稀さんに海外生活の経験、チャンネル開設のきっかけ、そして今後の目標についてインタビューする機会を独占的に得ました。
下記の梨稀とグローバル コミュニティ チーム アシスタントの エープリルによる「My Giving Story」インタビューをご覧ください。

April Dykes
6月2日読了時間: 10分
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Riki With Japan Mates Partner Spotlight Interview - #MyGiving Story
Bridging the gap between Japan and the rest of the world. Riki, an Osaka native, has been interested in charity activities and foreign cultures from a young age! We at Giving Tuesday Japan had the exclusive opportunity to interview him about his experience living abroad, what inspired him to start his channel, and what his future goals are.
Take a look at the My Giving Story interview between Riki and our Global Community Team Assistant, April, below!
To watch our collabora

April Dykes
6月2日読了時間: 7分
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Changing Seasons, Changing Clothes: Koromogae in Japan
If you visit Japan in early June or October, you might notice something curious: people’s outfits suddenly shift! Long sleeves become short sleeves, dark colors turn to light ones, and heavier fabrics are swapped for breezy ones. This isn’t just a coincidence—it’s a centuries-old tradition called 衣替え (koromogae), or the seasonal change of clothing.
Let’s take a closer look at what koromogae really means.

Narelle Katsumoto
6月1日読了時間: 3分
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International Day of United Nations Peacekeepers
Peace is a concept that we are all familiar with in varying capacities. To the fortunate, it is a part of their everyday life. To others, it is a hope for the future. There will always be people who crave chaos and seek to sow it into the world, but where there is darkness, there will always be light. That light can be seen in people who strive to promote peace with their actions and words. A beacon of that peace can be seen in the peacekeepers stationed throughout the w

April Dykes
5月29日読了時間: 6分
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Pal System Food Bank Charity Spotlight (パルシステム)
Today, we will introduce the first of six community development projects Pal System is currently working on! Please subscribe to our blog and stay tuned to learn about the others coming soon!
本日は、パルシステムが現在取り組んでいる6つのコミュニティ開発プロジェクトのうち、最初のプロジェクトをご紹介します。ぜひブログを購読して、今後のプロジェクトについてもぜひご覧ください!

Shoji Hattori
5月27日読了時間: 5分
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FEW Japan (For Empowering Women) Job Posting
Are you passionate about women’s empowerment? We’re recruiting for the following roles in our team for July 1, 2025 – June 31st, 2027 [for a 2-year period of service]. If you believe in supporting all diverse women, can consistently dedicate ~5 hours per week of service, and are a self-motivated, collaborative innovator, we would love to hear from you.

April Dykes
5月26日読了時間: 1分
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Chasing Summer Magic: The Glow of Fireflies in Japan
From early June to mid-July, Japan enters its tsuyu, or rainy season. The days become warm and humid, and sudden downpours are common. But amid the misty evenings and damp air, a beautiful seasonal event begins—the arrival of fireflies. Known in Japanese as hotaru, these glowing insects have long been symbols of summer, nostalgia, and the quiet magic of nature.

Narelle Katsumoto
5月23日読了時間: 4分
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