都市再生機構（UR）將為學生舉辦一場免費的考察之旅，前往福島核災影響地區，學習並為當地重建做出貢獻。這個為期一年的計畫包括實地參訪、與當地居民合作制定振興計畫，並將計畫付諸實行。
獨立行政法人都市再生機構（UR都市機構）將為全國學生舉辦「心意匯集計畫2026」考察之旅，前往福島縣濱通地區的核災區，與參與重建的人士會面並學習相關課題。今年的主題是「感受、思考、參與、再訪」，鼓勵學生不僅是參觀災區，更要透過與當地居民的對話來理解社區，並在一年中努力實現為社區制定的企劃。行程將於8月19日至22日進行，之後學生將與居民共同研擬企劃，並於12月重返當地發表，隔年2月實施。此活動旨在創造交流與關係人口，屬於軟性支援的一環。
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- 來源：PR TIMES
- 分類：Press Release
常見問題
What is the 'Kimochi, Atsumaru Project 2026'?
It is a study tour organized by the Urban Renaissance Agency (UR) for students to visit the nuclear disaster-affected Hamadori region of Fukushima, meet people involved in the recovery, and learn about the reconstruction efforts.
Who is eligible to participate in this study tour?
Students aged 18 and over are eligible, including those enrolled in universities, graduate schools, and vocational schools.
How much does the tour cost?
The tour fee is 0 yen (free), but participants are advised to check the official website for complete details.
What is the overall schedule of the project?
The project starts with a 4-day study tour from August 19-22, 2026, followed by a project planning period from September to November. A plan presentation will be held in December 2026, and the project will be implemented in February 2027.
How can I apply for the tour?
You can apply through the official website from May 19, 2026, to June 30, 2026.