What is the main purpose of the monitor tour held at Kamiwarizaki Campsite?

The main purpose of the monitor tour is to verify the potential of corporate training as a new application for the campsite's facilities, leveraging its natural surroundings as an extraordinary learning environment.

What specific method was used for the experimental workshop during the monitor tour?

The experimental workshop utilized the globally recognized 'LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®' method, which involves building with LEGO® bricks to facilitate communication and co-creation.

What were the five steps involved in the LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY® workshop?

The five steps included building the tallest tower, expressing current mood, shaping moments of growth, visualizing an ideal organization, and co-creating an ideal organization for Minamisanriku.

How did the campsite's environment contribute to the effectiveness of the training?

The extraordinary space, with the sound of the tide and bonfires, created a 'highly psychologically safe environment' that helped remove organizational barriers and titles, allowing participants to speak their true minds.

Campsite as a 'Place of Learning': Kamiwarizaki Campsite in Minamisanriku Town Hosts Corporate Training Monitor Tour Using LEGO® Bricks

Q: Who was invited to participate in this monitor tour?

Participants were intentionally invited from 'different organizations' and 'different positions,' including local business operators in Minamisanriku and training coordinators, not limited to a single company.

Published Mar 28, 2026 10:52 PM ・ Updated Jun 14, 2026 8:27 PM ・ 4 min read ・ Source: PR Times

A campsite in Minamisanriku Town conducts a corporate training monitor tour utilizing LEGO® bricks.

New Initiatives at the Campsite Possibilities beyond camping

Kamiwarizaki Campsite has long been exploring ways to utilize its facilities on weekdays. To verify the potential of corporate training as a new application, leveraging the extraordinary 'learning environment' provided by the rich natural surroundings, we invited a Sendai-based training coordination company (Days Consulting Co., Ltd.) to conduct a training experience (monitor plan) using the campsite as a field. Program Details: An 'Experimental Workshop' to Transcend Organizational Boundaries and Co-create the Future For this monitor tour, we intentionally did not limit participation to a single company, but instead invited people from 'different organizations' and 'different positions,' including local business operators in Minamisanriku and training coordinators. As an 'experiment' to break the ice and encourage deep dialogue, we conducted a workshop based on the globally utilized 'LEGO® SERIOUS PLAY®' method, consisting of the following five steps: ● Build the tallest tower possible: Get used to working with your hands and spark creativity. ● Express your current mood: Build something identical to a presented photo to project your current state of mind. ● Shape the moment of growth: Express moments of growth from your past experiences or work through your creations. ● Visualize the 'Ideal Organization': Embody your personal vision of an ideal organization using LEGO® bricks. ● Co-create the ideal organization: Combine all participants' works to build a single, grand vision of 'An ideal organization we would love to have in Minamisanriku.' Combining LEGO bricks

The program also integrated 'bonfires' and 'BBQs.' The extraordinary space, filled with the sound of the tide and the flickering of fire, helped remove organizational barriers and titles, providing a 'highly psychologically safe environment' where participants could speak their true minds.

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Campsite as a 'Place of Learning': Kamiwarizaki Campsite in Minamisanriku Town Hosts Corporate Training Monitor Tour Using LEGO® Bricks

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