[11/24 9:30] Sagami Bay Workcation: Proposals for the Future

From Kamakura to Ito on the Izu Peninsula

Enjoy a workation around Sagami Bay, which brings rich blessings to both body and mind.

Kamakura is a place blessed with abundant nature, facing Sagami Bay.

Along the coast of Sagami Bay, local businesses are developing unique workation programs that take advantage of the characteristics of their respective regions.

What kind of future could we see if we learned about each other's activities, cooperated where we could, and supported each other?

"What can we do with Sagami Bay Workcation, and what impact can it have on society in the future?"

This will be a discussion topic for people involved in workation from around the country.

Let's all come up with ideas and make something concrete happen!

If workation advocates and businesses along the Sagami Bay coast could learn about each other's activities and join forces,

We go back and forth between each other, enjoying the extraordinary while working.

Eat delicious food and enjoy beautiful scenery while you work

Work while connecting with the local people, nature, and yourself

I would like to explore the future of this "Sagami Bay Workation."

[Participation Fee]

Kamakura Workcation Week 2023 Autumn Participants: Free

[Participants from the local area]

Sarah Iwahama, Executive Committee Chairperson of Kamakura Workcation Week/

Mr. Yuta Onishi Chigasaki/ChigaLab

Masahiro Watanabe Odawara Workation/Odawara Mokumoku Workation Association

Masaki Toshioka, Managing Director, Ito Workation/Izu Kogen Tourism Office General Incorporated Association

Mr. Yoshitake Asai, CEO of Ito Workation/ColorCode Co., Ltd.

[Expert Advisor]

Professor Atsushi Tanaka, Faculty of Life and Environmental Sciences, Department of Regional Social Systems Studies, Yamanashi University

[Progress]

Yuki Kawai, Kamakura Workcation Week Executive Committee Member/Ito Workcation Partner