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Press Release (March 25, 2024) Kobe City Board of Education, General Affairs Division, Board of Education Secretariat, Kobe City Board of Education, in order to improve children's physical fitness, promote the health of citizens, and create open and friendly schools, the junior high schools

Hours of operation 10:00-17:00. For donations of childcare/children's items and used books, please come by 3:30 p.m.

Only one application per person (up to 5 people per application) will be accepted. When applying, please make sure to enter the number of adults (high school students or older) and children (infants to junior high school students).

The Children and Families Bureau, Children and Families Division, Children and Families Bureau, Children and Families Division, has announced that it has received a request from a food base business operator and a food support group for a project to support child-rearing households through food in fiscal 2024.

The Central Council for Education under the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT) has reported that it is necessary to establish a "Japanese-style school education in 2021" that brings out the potential of all children in upper secondary school education.

Starting in April, "Kodomo Hon no Mori Kobe" (Children's Book Forest Kobe) located in Chuo-ku, Kobe City, will be open on weekdays without prior reservations. The facility has been open on Saturdays, Sundays, national vacations, and long school vacations.

Children's Education Division, School Education Department, Board of Education, March 15, 2024

Toa Road no Haremusume Talk & Live with Takashi Matsumoto" will be held on May 6 at the live house "Kobe VARIT." in Sannomiya, Kobe.

(March 15, 2024) Family Support Division, Children and Family Affairs Bureau To improve convenience for citizens regarding procedures for child allowance, which used to require visiting ward office counters or applying by mail, the City of Kobe has introduced a new system of child allowance application.

The theme of the tour is "Growth and Habitat of Diverse Aquatic Species," and explanations are given in the form of picture-story shows that are easy for children to understand, and the park also provides information on diverse aquatic life, including the handling of non-native species.