creator Mar 9 ,2022 (wed) 19:30jst~
“Post cards made Cambodia happy”
□Entrance fee:Free (social tipping)
*All proceeds will be donated to Cambodia support activities.
□Content□
A talk session by Kana Kubota -Freelance announcer-.
Kana Kubota, who is very active as a freelance announcer based in Hiroshima, is also focusing on her support activities for Cambodia. She has been deeply involved in the activities of the orphanage “Hiroshima House” in Phnom Penh, the capital of Cambodia, and launched “Khmer Ale” with her friends living in Hiroshima. She continues to support her in various ways.She also has the face of the Hiroshima branch manager of the IMCCD (International Demining Area Reconstruction Assistance Association), which is represented by Ryoji Takayama -an iron- man who spends his life demining Cambodia.
This time, Kana Kubota will be on stage.
She presents an episode in which the “miswritten postcards” collected with ”Khmer ale” contributed to the removal of landmines in Cambodia.
Postcards sent each season, and each one that tends to become garbage due to a slight miswriting, are non-fiction that saved Cambodia.
“I would like to express my gratitudes.” says Kubota.
How did the miswritten postcards, which tend to be casually thrown as trashes, save Cambodia?
Why don’t you think about our “Act locally” together while listening to Kana’s story?
□Date & Time□
Mar 9 ,2022 (wed) open=19:20jst start=19:30jst~
□Entrance Fee□
Free (social tipping)
*All proceeds will be donated to Cambodia support activities.
□Speaker□
Kana Kubota (freelance announcer)
A freelance announcer and radio personality from Hiroshima prefecture. She belonged to EBC from 2009 to March 2013 and to RCC from April 2013 to March 2016. After that, she became freelance and do active. She is the director of the Hiroshima branch of IMCCD (International Demining Area Reconstruction Assistance Association). On January 23, 2019, she became the Chugoku Transport & Tourism Chugoku Region C to Sea Local Ambassador.
*This lecture will be given in “Social tipping”. Of course, you can also participate for free.
*”Social tipping” starts from 100 yen per bit. All proceeds will be donated to fund Cambodia support activities.
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