The Kinokawa City Board of Education and Youth Development Council will host the "Kinokawa City Youth Message 2026" on May 31, 2026, providing a platform for junior high school students to express their thoughts and future aspirations, fostering adult understanding and nurturing the next generation. The event will also feature a performance by the Uchita Junior High School Brass Band and is open to the public.
The Kinokawa City Board of Education and the Kinokawa City Youth Development Council are organizing the "Kinokawa City Youth Message" event, which provides a crucial platform for junior high school students, during their formative years, to present their ideas and future dreams based on their daily experiences. This initiative aims to deepen adult understanding of junior high school students and foster the development of the next generation who will lead the future of their hometown. This year, 1,165 applications were received from five junior high schools in Kinokawa City, and eight selected representatives will deliver their messages. Additionally, the Uchita Junior High School Brass Band will perform. The event is open to everyone, so please come and join us. The "Kinokawa City Youth Message 2026" will take place on Sunday, May 31, 2026, from 1:30 PM (reception from 1:00 PM) at Hall Denen, South Annex of Kinokawa City Hall (338 Nishi-Oi, Kinokawa City). The main program includes an opening ceremony, youth message presentations, a performance by the Uchita Junior High School Brass Band, an awards ceremony, and a closing ceremony.
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FAQ
What is the "Kinokawa City Youth Message 2026" event?
It is an event where junior high school students present their thoughts, experiences, and future dreams, aiming to deepen adult understanding of youth and foster the next generation.
When and where will the event take place?
The event will be held on Sunday, May 31, 2026, from 1:30 PM (reception from 1:00 PM) at the Hall Denen, South Annex of Kinokawa City Hall.
Who is eligible to attend the event?
The event is open to the general public, and anyone can participate.
What activities are planned for the event?
The event includes an opening ceremony, presentations by junior high school students, a performance by the Uchita Junior High School Brass Band, an awards ceremony, and a closing ceremony.
How many students will be presenting at the event?
Eight students, selected from 1,165 applicants across five Kinokawa City junior high schools, will be presenting.