Parenting

The School Watching Party was supported by corporations and individuals who endorsed and donated to the "ONE Class Support System," enabling a total of approximately 30,000 students to participate. This time,

(Reference) 12th General Assembly and "Lunch box developed by local students in support of the Games" tasting event! Tasting of "Bento Lunchboxes Developed by Local Students in Support of the Games". The contents of the lunch box. Japanese aroma bento of Kobe, Hyogo" 1,500 yen (tax included)

Press materials provided by (April 24, 2024) Public Relations and Strategy Department, Office of the Mayor, Child and Family Bureau, Child Future Division. The City of Kobe has launched the "Kodomo to KOBE Club," a social networking service that provides information on the child-rearing lifestyle enjoyed in Kobe.

A Golden Week event will be held at "Kobekkoland" (Hyogo Ward, Kobe City). The period is four days from May 3 to 6. Admission is free. During the event, the museum's 3rd floor

2. Outline of Application . Please send the following information by e-mail. 1) Name of school 2) Participating grade level 3) Number of children 4) Leader

Five students are being recruited. The students will be instructed by Hirosaki City neputa painters in designing, painting, and coloring a "Hirosaki Neputa" with Kobe as its theme, and will also be given the opportunity to learn about the city's history, culture, and culture.

KG Tailgate Party," an event to watch the "KG Bowl" between the Kwansei Gakuin University Fighters and the Keio University Unicorns, will be held on April 20 at Oji

Bando Kobe Science Museum for Youth (Chuo-ku, Kobe) will hold "Children's Earth Photography Project in Hyogo" on May 12 and June 9 as a 40th anniversary project.

Eri Tsugawa (center) and Yoshimasa Hiura (left), who designed the "Machinaka Rest Spot" and planned the art performance, respond to cheers from passing students.

Press Release (April 15, 2024) Children and Families Bureau, Child Care Promotion Division Supporting the upbringing of children (aged 0 years, 6 months to 2 years) who do not attend certified kindergartens or nursery schools, etc., and reducing the burden of childcare on their parents.