Stories from Japan

A startup is converting waste plastic into raw material. The company is located in Shonan.

Ritsuko Takagi and Trio will perform at Rivia's Shima Marina Ocean Sweet on June 6th. The music charge is 6,500 yen, and the event starts at 6 PM. Tickets are available through the Shonan Beach FM online store. The performance by Risa Ono on June 6th is sold out. Four municipalities and one town on the Miyauura Peninsula are collaborating on a marine education program. The Shonan Beach FM station discussed marine life, donations, and local events. Doors open at 6 PM. An event titled 'Shonan Jazz Vibes Live in Riveira Shima Marina' will be held at Riveira Shima Marina. The event, presented by Otsuka Shoji, will feature jazz pianist Riyo Takagi on Saturday, May 9th. This marks Takagi's return to Shima Marina after two years. Jazz pianist Ryoko Takagi is scheduled to perform on Saturday, May 9th, making her second appearance at the marina.

Japan is advising citizens to check their air conditioners before the summer season begins. Inquiries can be directed to the Super Citizen Health Division at 046-876-1111.

The Udo Shinko City Hall is advising residents to inspect their air conditioners before the summer season begins. Inquiries can be made to the Udo Shinko City Hall at 022-361-7710 or the Udo Town Road Development Center at 022-369-2240.

With summer approaching, residents are advised to inspect their air conditioners. The broadcast also mentioned contact information for the Udo Shinko City Hall and the Udo Town Road Development Center.

At the Tokyo Maps event last weekend, a 20-year-old university student expressed uncertainty about staying in Tokyo or returning home after graduating in one year.

Students in Japan can apply for basic pension benefits around April each year by submitting a postcard. New applicants require their basic pension number or My Number, student ID, or a certificate of enrollment, along with identification for the applicant.

The Hayama Health Department is advising residents to stay hydrated due to low body water levels. Hayama's Public Health Division is issuing advice on heatstroke prevention, said the need for frequent hydration due to low body water levels.

A large-scale forest fire in Iwate Prefecture has been burning for 11 days and remains difficult to control.

The Saotome Police Station's traffic division is enforcing traffic regulations, particularly for violations that cause danger or inconvenience to pedestrians and vehicles. Vehicle checks, including brakes, tire pressure, lights, and reflectors, are also advised.