Office of Global Communications, Cabinet Office of Japan
Inside JapanGov
Inside JapanGov is the official podcast of JapanGov, the Government of Japan's web portal. Building on stories shared through the JapanGov website and social media, we take a closer look at a variety of initiatives from across Japan and what lies behind them. We hope these will offer new perspectives and perhaps even a few surprises about the many charms of our country. New episodes are available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music.□JapanGovhttps://www.japan.go.jp/https://www.youtube.com/user/pmojapanhttps://www.facebook.com/JapanGov/https://x.com/JapanGov
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Office of Global Communications, Cabinet Office of Japan
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Último episodio
28 de may. de 2026
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Episodios
Revitalizing Closed Schools 28.05.2026 9:30
Join our PR team as we dive into Japan’s creative reuse of closed schools! Faced with school closures due to declining birthrates, communities across Japan are turning these spaces into opportunities—revitalizing local areas and showcasing the unique appeal of Japan to the world. Related articles or posts: https://www.facebook.com/100064276976236/posts/pfbid034YGR2HQMJMrhwMivBHMaHejd2WupFCx1ctjeMJ...
Kendama: Simple Toy, Powerful Connection 23.04.2026 8:50
Discover with our PR team how kendama, a traditional Japanese toy, has become a driving force for regional revitalization! In Nagai City in the Tohoku region, kendama connects people of different generations and cultures, even across national borders. It brings new energy to the local community and contributes to the city’s revitalization efforts. Competition audio provided by Global Kendamas Ne...
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