Vision

To help transition Japan to a peace promoting post-carbon country while enjoying every step of the process.
僕のビジョンは、祖国日本で、平和文化を育みポストカーボン(Post-Carbon) 社会を促進してゆく事です。
化石燃料や原子力に頼らず、他国の資源を取らない、
自給自足な国へのトランジションを実現させてゆきたいです。

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Monday, June 24, 2019

【UK, Totnes Talk & Workshop】June 25th Talk & June 28th Workshop

If you are curious about what I have been up to, check out my update post here!

Below are some events I will be doing this week in England.

 

Peace & Permaculture in Japan
With Kai Sawyer

7pm Tuesday, June 25th
At the Barrel House
Sliding scale gift at the door

Please join us for this very special evening with one of Japan’s inspirational peace and permaculture movement leaders.

There’s so much happening in Japan. Kai will share his experience with post-Fukushima renewal and acts of compassion, miso-making in the House of Councillors to spread probiotics in our politics, the Peace and Permaculture Dojo, and impermaculture.

Kai is founder of Peace and Permaculture Dojo and Tokyo Urban Permaculture, is a practitioner of gift economy, and teacher of nonviolence, mindfulness and the Gift Ecology.

Organised by Totnes REconomy Project and Transition Town Totnes. 

For more info, email Jay Tompt - jay(a)transitiontowntotnes.org

EVENT PAGE LINK HERE







The Gandhian Iceberg and the Gift Ecology
a deep dive workshop for change makers,
with Kai Sawyer


Friday, June 28 9:30-4:30pm
REconomy Centre and Leachwell Garden

Booking is essential as space is limited.
Email
jay(a)transitiontowntotnes.org
 
Cost: Kai graciously accepts what you are happy to gift so that he can continue to share and facilitate for the benefit of humanity.
*One suggestion is a massage therapy session that evening. :-)

The Gandhian Iceberg is a model for those committed to "being peace" and co-creating a nonviolent culture where all-life can thrive. in this workshop we will explore this simple but profound model composed of three parts: satyagraha (courageous action inspired by love), constructive program (collective practice of living together), and self purification (deep inner work). We’ll also explore:

* adventures in the world of giftivism (the practice of gift economy and living in service)
* ‘Integral non violence’, permaculture and NVC
* how to be "moved by love" rather than fear and anger
* what all of you are moved by, what challenges you are facing in life, and explore how to be more empowered and joyful on this exciting journey.

Kai is founder of Peace and Permaculture Dojo and Tokyo Urban Permaculture, a practitioner of the gift economy, and teacher of permaculture, NVC, and holistic systems-level social change.

Organised by Totnes REconomy Project and Transition Town Totnes. 

For more info, email Jay Tompt - jay(a)transitiontowntotnes.org

Saturday, February 9, 2019

2.13.2019 Big Picture Activism for Economics of Happiness@Byron Bay

Wow, I haven't posted anything in English for so long!!!!

I'm in the midst of making an update but its been a several weeks project.

Anyways, I'm going to Australia tomorrow to participate in a retreat with some amazing people. There will be a public event in Byron Bay so if any of you are in that area, or know of anyone who might be interested, let them know.

For more information and tickets click HERE



Join us for a unique, interactive evening in the company of activists from 5 continents who are working towards system change. Learn about what’s underway in India, Brazil, the USA, Japan, Denmark, Mexico and other parts of the world, and why people from such different cultures and geographies view localisation as a promising strategy for meeting the greatest social and ecological challenges of our time.



The main organizer

Helena Norberg-Hodge – Australia/UK




A pioneer of the local economy movement, a respected analyst of the global economy, and a leading proponent of ‘localization’, for which she was awarded the prestigious Goi Peace prize in 2012 and the Arthur Morgan award in 2017. Helena also earned the Right Livelihood Award, or ‘Alternative Nobel Prize’, for her groundbreaking work with the people of Ladakh, which aimed at finding ways to meet the modern world without sacrificing Ladakhi cultural practices and social and ecological values.

Helena has authored and co-authored numerous articles, essays, book chapters and books, including: Bringing the Food Economy Home; From the Ground Up: Rethinking Industrial Agriculture; and her seminal book Ancient Futures – which has been described as “an inspirational classic.” This book, together with a film of the same name, has been translated into over 40 languages, and has sold half a million copies.

She is also the producer and co-director of the multi-award-winning film The Economics of Happiness. She lectures extensively across the world, teaches regularly at Schumacher College in the UK, and appears in media worldwide.

Helena is the founder and director of Local Futures and the International Alliance for Localization. She is also a founding member of the International Commission on the Future of Food and Agriculture, the International Forum on Globalization, and the Global Ecovillage Network.

For more information and tickets click HERE

Monday, October 30, 2017

NOV 4th in OAKLAND "Peace making activism in Japan after the Nuclear Disaster"

日本語はここ

My super amazing activist friend is doing a workshop in the Bay Area!

Check it out if the time and space align for you.


Peace making activism in Japan after Nuclear Disaster
~ Social innovation through craftsmanship: Nuclear power plants, war, health recuperation, and healing ~

Join Takafumi Tomita, a long term anti-nuclear, peace, and environmental activist, as he shares his activism experience in post-Fukushima Japan.

He hopes to share his perspectives from his experiences on his political actions, activities to protect children from radiation, and practices of revitalizing traditional food to protect and strengthen mind and body, and to exchange ideas in current forms of actions for “social innovation and craftsmanship” that inherits the spirit of Ghandian Charkha movement. 

His talk includes varieties of his approach in peace-making activism such as
• health recuperation camps,
• food as medicine for radiation protection,
• miso-making and plant dyeing as a way to create local resilience and self-sustainability independent of nuclear power plant and war economy,
• farming as a place for nuturing hope from the ground
• community organizing through creating a place for workshop
• creating Earth Day at House of representatives office in Japan to invite politicians to the place making

Date: Nov 4 (Sat)
Time: 17:00 ~ 21:00
Place: A PLACE for Sustainable Living (1121 64th Street Oakland, CA 94608)
Schedule:
17:00 ~ 18:30 potluck (optional)
Please bring a dish to share and your own plate/cups/utensils if you wish to join the potluck :D
18:30 ~ 19:00 Opening/Check in
19:00 ~ 21:00 Talk and Dialogue


This event is operated under a gift economy with a suggested donation of $ 5-10 dollars, which will be 100% gifted to the PLACE as our gratitude for hosting the event. Please pay this in advance on the Paypal. 
TO PRE-REGISTER: Make a payment through PAYPAL and include a note: "PEACEMAKING" along with your full name and email if different from your paypal account. 
PAYPAL

As for Taka's time and labor, he wishes to invite you to be part of his on-going activism by supporting him in a way you feel inspired to by free-will participation fee, which may offer at the event.  
He currently have his philosophy on gift in Japanese on his website but google translate does an OK job communicating his intention, so please refer to the site to read on his philosophy on activism if you are interested. (we are working on English translation so, hopefully this will come soon). CLICK HERE for the Japanese version.



ABOUT TAKA

Takafumi Tomita is a peace and environmental activist, author, and practitioner of Japanese traditional handicrafts, healing and care, fermentation, and calendar. While based in Osaka, Japan, he has travelled all over Japan holding many workshops and events to share his knowledge and passion on topics including natural and plant dyeing, miso making, relationship of our body and mind, and alternative calendars (lunar and 13moon calendar). He practices and shares plant dyeing, miso making and other traditional handicrafts as his core embodiment of peace activism to empower community and build local resilience. 

You can see some of his products at here

His website (only in Japanese)

Please feel free to share the event with your friends. 


I look forward to seeing you at the event. 
All the best,

Eri

Sunday, February 19, 2017

FEB 25 Zen Permaculture Workshop in Melbourne

From Melbourne Permabliz website

Togetherness Design: Zen Permaculture workshop with Kai Sawyer

Date(s) - February 25, 2017
Time - 11:00 am - 3:00 pm

What is it like to do meaningful work every day, without asking for money, floating through life on a bubble of love?

Now you can meet someone who’s been doing it since 2011, with beautiful results: The amazing Kai Sawyer is in town!

This is a Half-day presentation and active workshop gifted by Kai, with a shared lunch.

Kai is the founder of Tokyo Urban Permaculture, and is the inspiration behind its initiatives.
He runs workshops on the gift economy, systems thinking, deep mindfulness, NVC empathetic communication, and how to escape the salaryman trap.

Kai went to school at the illustrious Tokyo University. If you’re Japanese, you’ll know how impressive this is! That’s because studying there means you get to run Japan. Let’s hope he does!

The presentation will be on creating lively networks of support, rather than trying to do things alone. It’s also on Empathetic Communication. Just a slight shift of perception can dramatically transform our world, side-steping the communication malfunctions that are usual for we humans.

It’s at a private house, and places are limited. If you wish to attend, just fill in the form below and we’ll confirm your place and then reply with all the details.


What’s happening

11.30 – 12.30 We will gather together in a house in Fairfield (not far from a train station!) The first hour Kai will present on creating a social ecosystem that you love being in. He shares insights from his year of living in a food forest, his work with City Repair in Portland Oregon, and the ways of being encoded in Japanese traditional culture can make a more convivial, thoughtful life possible.

12.30 Lunch, Networking. Please bring a healthy dish to share!

1.30 – 3.00 Empathetic Communication Experience. Kai has done this workshop all over Japan, and says it just ‘tickles his soul’ every time he does it.

You know how when someone leaves dirty dishes around and you are upset? It’s not about dishes. What is it about? Sometimes we often don’t even know ourselves!

You can create around yourself a network of effective allies, to make your lovely visions a daily reality. WWOOf Volunteers, the share economy, are all there for you.

With the resources and nature (flawed and wonderful) that you already have, you can create a home and work environment that will take care of you, freeing you up to do good work for the world

Kai will also share some of his own projects to inspire your own: his year of living in the Eden-like food forest, sleeping in a fully-furnished bedroom without walls. Crowdsourcing a book, and recently being gifted enough to create the Permaculture Dojo: renovating a traditional farmhouse for co-working on thrilling projects, outside Tokyo, fueled by shared dinners and shared dreams.

Cost: Workshops are gifted, complelety free of obligation to give back, with no set donation amount. There is the option to gift Kai with whatever you would like him to have, to enable him to continue this work.
A message from Kai to Permies:
Gift Economy and donations write up
http://livingpermaculture.blogspot.com.au/p/gift.html *

*I would love for people to read this before they attend


Empathy space (aka NVC Needs Poker)
This is an activity to share our struggles and celebrations (to whatever depth we want to), and just receive empathy. It’s not about “fixing” or judging or analyzing or strategizing, and its all about just being with what is. We will gently go beyond the words, beyond the “problem”, and into the deeper needs or yearnings of each of us.

It is a simple design (easily replicable) to create the conditions necessary for us to give and receive empathy, and all the beauty that unfolds from there. One of the most effective approaches to transforming our conflicts, relationship challenges, and unwanted habits. Getting to the heart of whats important, in a short amount of time. No experience necessary, just your presence and willingness.

“Out beyond ideas of wrongdoing and right doing,
there is a field. I will meet you there.”
-Rumi

Short and lovely video on Empathy by Berne Brown:


A note about social permaculture
NVC and mindfulness has taught me how to engage with conflicts peacefully and on a good day, joyfully. It has allowed me to shift my focus from “being nice” to being more real and authentic in a loving way. As my teacher Miki Kashtan says, maximum honesty with maximum care. And I’ve learned how much our worldview and language creates conflicts without even our awareness, and perpetuates the domination paradigm that we participate in unknowingly.
In my journey I have visited a few amazing permaculture sites and intentional communities where human relationships (conflicts) made it the main reason people left. Sometimes plants are easier to understand then humans! Very tragic.My main interest is how to cultivate a healthy human ecology, where everyone’s life (and needs) is considered equally important. I’ve been trying to understand the invisible structures that have a large impact on our collective behaviors, how to transform oppressive cultural systems (inside and outside of us), and how to regenerate our nature of compassion and generosity.
"I want permaculture to help all people thrive, not just the privileged but those who are deeply trapped in violent social structures (e.g. African Americans, refugees, children in Fukushima, etc). That is the design challenge!"

Wednesday, February 15, 2017

FEB 19 & 20 Sydney 【Zen Permaculture】 Workshop Details


*details on events in Seymore and Melbourne can be found here

Schedule on Sunday FEB 19 at Ceciia's:
11.15 for 11.30 start. 

11.30 - 12.30 We will gather in Cecilia's home-studio, Annandale. The first hour Kai will present on creating a social ecosystem that you love being in. 

12.30 Lunch, Networking. Bring a healthy dish to share. 

1.30 - 3.00 Empathetic and Juicy Communication.



Schedule on Monday FEB 20 at UTS Hatchery:
5.45 for 6.00 start

6.00 - 7.00 The first hour Kai will present on creating a social ecosystem that you love being in. 

7.00 - 8.00 Empathetic and Juicy Communication. 


Below is information from the FB event page


What is it like to do meaningful work every day, without charging money, yet getting the resources you need to do world-changing projects? 

It could be like floating on a bubble of love: Slighty scary, somewhat uncertain, and full of welcome surprises.

This week you get to meet somebody living this way. The amazing Kai Sawyer hasn't charged for his work since since 2011, with beautiful results. 

Kai is the founder of Tokyo Urban Permaculture.

He runs workshops internationally on the gift economy, deep mindfulness, empathetic communication, and how to escape the salaryman trap. 

Kai will share some of his own projects to inspire your own: his year of living in the Eden-like food forest, sleeping in a fully-furnished bedroom without walls. Crowdsourcing a book, and recently being gifted enough to create the Permaculture Dojo: renovating a traditional farmhouse, fueled by shared dinners and shared dreams.

Kai went to school at the illustrious Tokyo University. 
If you are Japanese, that fact will impress you. 
That's because studying there means you get to run Japan. 
Lets hope he does. 

Learn how to: 
- Create an 'Eco-system' of support around your projects.
- Remove the obstacles to being a great communicator
- Get a lightness about doing the big, beautiful things you thought were not possible.

There are two events:
Sunday 19th 
11.30am - 3.30pm
Cecilia's House Annandale
Bring a dish for a shared potluck lunch

Monday 20th 
6pm - 8.30pm
UTS 'The Hatchery' aka Innovation Lab 
622/632 Harris St, Ultimo 

Cost: Worshops are gifted, completely free of obligation to give back, with no set donation amount. 

Please read Kai's views on the Gift Economy here before attending

How to RSVP:
Book your free Eventbrite ticket and, text Cecilia at O412474282 or PM on Facebook *Essential*. You will be sent details of what to bring, where to go, etc. 

____________________________


Schedule on Sunday at Ceciia's:
11.15 for 11.30 start. 

11.30 - 12.30 We will gather in Cecilia's home-studio, Annandale. The first hour Kai will present on creating a social ecosystem that you love being in. 

12.30 Lunch, Networking. Bring a healthy dish to share. 

1.30 - 3.00 Empathetic and Juicy Communication. 

 

Schedule on Monday at UTS Hatchery:
5.45 for 6.00 start

6.00 - 7.00 The first hour Kai will present on creating a social ecosystem that you love being in. 

7.00 - 8.00 Empathetic and Juicy Communication. 

Kai says it just 'tickles his soul' every time he does this workshop.

FB event page

Friday, May 15, 2015

Symphony of Peace Prayers 2015 (+ the Future of Leadership Forum)

English first

日本語は下だよ〜

Today, I'm helping out with the Future Of Leadership Forum in Tokyo. This started last year when Lynn Twist came to Japan. Then tomorrow, my good friend and giftivist Yuka Saionji invited me to the event below. I'm just so grateful to have so many friends who live to bring peace in themselves and in the world. We have an abundance of creative young peacemakers!!! Thank you thank you thank you.



2015 Symphony of Peace Prayers ceremony, to be held on May 17, 2015 at Fuji Sanctuaryand around the world.

Every year, the SOPP at Fuji is a large-scale event, welcoming many thousands of participants along with an international group of prayer leaders and guests. This year, we are hosting a very special SOPP, in which leaders in many different fields-including politics, business, science, education, and the arts-will join with religious and spiritual leaders from around the world to celebrate the inauguration of the Fuji Declaration.

The Fuji Declaration is an international charter that seeks to awaken the sacred consciousness-the divine spark-in all humanity, in order to spur a transformation in our civilization and create a more peaceful, harmonious way of life on the planet Earth. The declaration has been endorsed by a wide range of prominent individuals around the world who support its ideals and goals.

As a global celebration of harmony and oneness where people from all different backgrounds join together to pray for peace and create a better world, the SOPP at Fuji Sanctuary was seen as the perfect occasion to inaugurate this historic document. Already, the staff of Byakko Shinko Kai are busy preparing and upgrading the grounds of Fuji Sanctuary to get ready for this momentous occasion!

SOPP2014-flags-captionAnd of course, the 2015 SOPP will include its core programs of ‘Praying with the Religions of the World’ and ‘Prayers for Peace in Each Country and Region’. We are looking forward to conducting these programs with the many new guests and participants who will be experiencing them for the first time. It is our hope that in launching the Fuji Declaration amidst the harmonious, unifying energy of the SOPP, the combined power of these two events will further expand their reach, urging humanity to awaken to its true, divine nature even one day sooner.

The 2015 SOPP ceremony at Fuji Sanctuary is free of charge and open to all. Please contact us if you are interested in attending or need further information. The ceremony will also be broadcast live over the internet, and we invite everyone to tune in. The link for the webcast will be posted here closer to May 17.

Even if you will not be in Japan this May, we hope you will take part in the SOPP by attending or organizing a local ceremony or prayer gathering. The SOPP website has a map with events taking place around the world, and many inspiring resources to help you create your own beautiful peace gathering. If you will be hosting an event or even praying at home on your own, please register on the SOPP website and let us know about it! The more people who take part, the stronger the vibrations of peace and harmony we will send out across the world!

May Peace Prevail on Earth!



ギフトエコノミー仲間の
ゆかちゃんから
こんな集まりに誘われたよ〜

因に僕は特定の宗教に属してはないけど、
スピリチャリティーは育てている
全ての命との繋がり
インタービーイング
平和・慈悲・愛




Symphony of Peace Prayersとは「シンフォニー・オブ・ピース・プレーヤーズ(SOPP)」は、さまざまな宗教を信仰する人々が一堂に会し、輝かしい未来の平和を創造してゆくための聖なる場であります。
SOPPの目的は、参加者が異なる宗教の真理、歴史、儀式、教義に理解を深めつつ、お互いの祈りを尊重し、祈り合うことにより、平和なひびきを世界中に発信しつづけてゆくことであります」 
― 富士聖地SOPPでの西園寺昌美のスピーチより

SOPPは、”平和に向けた意識変革”の一つのムーブメントとして、毎年5月に世界中で開催されている行事です。平和な未来の創造は、私たち一人一人の心から始まります。信仰、信条、民族、国籍、経歴など、あらゆる違いを超えてSOPPの場に集まられた人々は、平和で調和した世界を体験し、自らの心の平和が世界に向けて広がってゆくことを実感されることでしょう。

さまざまな平和の祈りを共に祈るSOPPのコアとなるのは、祈りのプログラムです。「各宗教・宗派の祈り」のセレモニーでは、さまざまな宗教の平和の祈りを各宗教の代表者が祈り、参加者もその祈りやメッセージを唱和します。そこにいるすべての人が、お互いの平和を祈り合うのです。
祈りには力があります。皆で心を合わせて祈る平和の祈りは、大いなる力となって発信されてゆきます。参加者は、固有の宗教を持っていなくても構いません。平和に向けて、心から共に祈ろうと望む方が、意識改革の潮流を創り出してゆくのです。
人々がそれぞれの宗教の平和の祈りを祈ろうと心を開くと、その場は愛と平和のメッセージに包まれてゆきます。その愛と平和への願い、祈りこそ、すべての宗教やスピリチュアルな教えの真髄であると言えましょう。さまざまな教えを信奉する人々が一堂に会し、共に平和な世界を築くという目標を持つことで、人類は一つであるという意識に大きく近づいてゆくのです。
年々、SOPPに参加する人は多くなっています。毎年5月の定期的なセレモニーに加え、年間を通して、世界各地で開かれているスピリチュアルな平和の行事(9月のインターナショナル・ディ・オブ・ピースや、その他の平和の催し)ともつながってきています。

国連本部総会議場での行事の中で行なわれたSOPP
2013年2月14日、アメリカ・ニューヨークの国際連合本部総会議場で、「United for a Culture of Peace Through Interfaith Harmony(宗教間の調和を通じた平和の文化のための結束)」という行事が開催され、第2部の中で「シンフォニー・オブ・ピース・プレヤーズ(SOPP)」が行なわれました。このプログラムでは、11人の宗教代表者が、各宗教宗派の平和の祈りを行ない、その冒頭で、本会西園寺昌美会長が、SOPPの提唱者としてスピーチを行ないました。
国連総会議場で宗教の祈りが行なわれるのは異例のことでしたが、この日、人々は「いかなる宗教信仰があろうとも、平和のもとに一つになれる」ということを謳い上げ、厳かで美しい平和の祈りの交響曲を奏でました。


Friday, October 24, 2014

10.29.2014 Tokyo Urban Permaculture (TUP) San Francisco workshop

Workshop in the Bay Area Oct. 29th 2014
Bay Areaでワークショップするよー

*still growing back my fro
*残念ながらまだアフロ育成中

ENGLISH  日本語はしただよー

Permaculture Activism in Japan: Post-Fukushima sustainability

Hello, friends!
A revolutionary permaculture activist in Japan, Kai Sawyer, is coming to the East Bay. Born in Japan, and raised in California, Hawaii, and Japan, Kai bridges people and culture between Japan and the U.S.A.

The presentation followed by a discussion will explore the various roots and sprouts of permaculture in Japan, including an overview of permaculture in Japan, the natural farming movement, and the latest state of Japan in post Fukushima nuclear crisis. The presenter, Kai Sawyer, will share personal stories while shedding light on the complexity of what Japan faces. Come find out about the most recent heart-breaking and hopeful developments in Japan. (Details below)

Date/Time:  Oct. 29th (Wed) 7pm ~ 9pm
Location:  PLACE for Sustainable Living
 1121 64th Street, Oakland, CA 94608
Price: Donation (gift economy based)

Please bring food and drinks to share.
For Questions: Contact Eri Suzuki  eri.suzuki.n(a)gmail.com

Event details:
Topics that will be covered:
o   Permaculture: [R]evolution through urban permaculture.
o   Natural Farming: From Fukuoka to Kawaguchi and Kimura
o   Post-Fukushima: the reality of Fukushima and the divisions in society.
Kai's presentation is full of amazing information. He is passionate, inspiring, humorous, and a natural entertainer! Do not miss this opportunity to meet Kai and get to learn and connected with people and activities in Japan.
*******************
Kai Sawyer is a permaculture activist living in Tokyo and runs two blogs, Living Permaculture and Tokyo Urban Permaculture. He is active along the Pacific Rim doing permaculture, Nonviolent Communication (NVC), sustainability activism, and zen. While teaching urban permaculture and NVC in Tokyo, Kai stages unique actions such as guerrilla seed planting and meditation flash mobs in the heart of Tokyo. He is also the founder of Power Shift Japan, that aims to create 100% renewable energy powered universities, and The Future Japan, a globally coordinated youth climate movement.

For more information visit: Living Permaculture http://livingpermaculture.blogspot.jp/p/about.html

For Kai’s TEDx talk on “Stopping”, visit: An invitation to stop: Kai Sawyer at TEDxTodai


他にもワークショップやるかも。。。

仲間の若菜ちゃんから
-----------------------------------------------
繋がるみなさま、こんにちは。
今日は10月29日の夜7時からオークランドで行われるステキなイベントのお知らせをします。

東京から世界へ「共生革命家」として活躍をされているソーヤー海くんが、再びイーストベイにやって来ます!
前回のイベントに来ていただいたみなさんも、前回のイベントを逃してしまったみなさんにも、ぜひソーヤー海ナイトを一緒に味わってもらいたいです。
今回のトークテーマは「Post-Fukushima Sustainability」です。
3.11から3年以上たった今、わたしたちに何ができるのでしょうか。
海くんはパーマーカルチャー、非暴力コミュニケーション(NVC)、禅(マインドフルネス)、システム思考、ユースのエンパワーメントなどを活動の軸とし、東京から世界へとサステナブル(持続可能な/共生)社会を育むための実験と実践を行っています。
海くんのワークショップを通して、日本人のわたしたちが、ここベイエリアから実践できる愛と平和のある社会づくりのヒントを、一緒に見つけることができることを願っています。海くんのワークショップでは毎回、気づき、共感、感動の嵐です。そしてユーモアたっぷりでおもしろいんです。
参加者みんなを巻き込み、笑顔と笑いを誘い、ポジティブな気持ちに導いてくれる素敵な海くんのトークをぜひ聞きにきてくださいね。

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どうぞよろしくお願いします。
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<Permaculture Activism in Japan / Post-Fukushima Sustainability by Kai Sawyer >
日時: 10月29日(水) 7−9PM
場所:  PLACE for Sustainable Living
 1121 64th Street, Oakland, CA 94608

参加費: 海くんの費用の理念をご覧ください。http://tokyourbanpermaculture.blogspot.com/p/blog-page_01.html
ポットラックをします。みんなとシェアできる食べ物や飲み物をお持ちください。

Event details:
Topics that will be covered:
- Permaculture: [R]evolution through urban permaculture.

- Natural Farming: From Fukuoka to Kawaguchi and Kimura.

- Post-Fukushima: the reality of Fukushima and the divisions in society.

<ソーヤー海>
東京アーバンパーマカルチャー創始者。1983年東京生まれ、新潟、ハワイ、大阪、カリフォルニア育ち。カリフォルニア州立大学サンタクルーズ校で心理学、有機農法を実践的に学ぶ。2004年よりサステナビリティーの研究と活動を始め、同大学で「持続可能な生活の教育法」のコースを主催、講師を務める。元東京大学大学院生。パーマカルチャー、非暴力コミュニケーション、禅、ファシリテーションのワークショップを行ったり、気候変動活動x若者のエンパワーメントを海外からの依頼・支援を受けながら楽しく活動している。自称活動オタク。より愛と平和のある社会を自分の生活で実践しながら、社会に広めている。
●「東京アーバンパーマカルチャー」HP http://tokyourbanpermaculture.blogspot.jp/
●Todai TED Talkスピーチ映像、youtube(英語)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kn6FUwzzo_0

質問などあれば、若菜までwkn1984(a)gmail.com ご連絡ください。
みなさんにお会いできるのを楽しみにしています。
今日も素敵な一日を♪

Thursday, September 18, 2014

【明日】The Future Friday party (climate activism)

If you are in Tokyo tomorrow, and you have interest in climate activism, come by our The Future Friday Party. Free entrance, free music, free drinks. Lets make climate activism exciting.

Sept. 9th, 2014 (Fri), 19~21:30, Nishiazabu (Tokyo), FREE
KONTACTO EAST OFFICE MAP http://kontacto.jp/v1/img_v1/map.pdf

DJ FRUITY(SHINKARON/FLIGHT MUZIK)
DJ RLP










9/19 FRI 19:00-21:30 (入場無料)

ジューク/フットワークレーベル<SHINKARON>のオーナー、DJ FRUITYと、実力派ビートメイカー、RLPによるDJセット&The Futureのシンボルを描いてのプロのカメラマンによるフォトセッションあり!


詳しくは
https://www.facebook.com/events/1459915350953536/





来たる9/19(金)19時より、
パーティ "THE FUTURE FRIDAY”を開催!

世界中の若者達が仕掛ける、全く新しいスタイルの
環境活動「The Future」の初の東京でのパーティとなります。

DJには、国内ジューク/フットワークレーベル
<SHINKARON>のオーナーで、2014年、最も活躍が期待
されるDJの1人、DJ FRUITYと、これまでOnra、Africa
Hitech、Dorian Concept等多数のアーティストと共演し、
国内の Brainfeederや Low End Theory 等にも出演し
た実力を持つビートメイカー、RLPの二人が盛り上げて
くれます!

またThe Futureのシンボル(目の周りに描かれた円)
を描いてのプロのカメラマンによるフォトセッションも。

是非お気軽にお越し下さい!

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 "THE FUTURE FRIDAY” TOKYO 19:00-21:30
9/19 FRI@KONTACTO EAST OFFICE
DJ: FRUITY(SHINKARON/FLIGHT MUZIK) / RLP

ENTRANCE:無料

KONTACTO EAST OFFICE
MAP http://kontacto.jp/v1/img_v1/map.pdf

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The Futureとは?
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The Future は、若者が未来を気候変動から守ろうと
立ち上がった国際的環境運動です。

より多くの人々に気候変動に興味を持ってもらうために、
私たち世代のもつユニークなカルチャーを生かしたアク
ションを行います。
The Futureのシンボル(目の周りに描かれた円)は、
既に世界中の若者がアクションで使用し、アーティスト、
作家、パフォーマー、ミュージシャンや映像作家のサポ
ートにより、パワフルで、美しいクリエイティヴとネッ
トワークを創り出しています。

その動きはイギリス、スウェーデン、ドイツ、チェコ、
スロバキア、オーストラリア、そしてここ日本等、世界
各国で広がりを見せています。

The Future の活動内容やマニフェストなどの情報は、
Facebookページへ
https://www.facebook.com/thisisthefuturenet
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DJ プロフィール

FRUITY(SHINKARON/FLIGHT MUZIK):
国内ジューク/フットワークレーベルとして破竹の勢いで
快進撃を続けるレーベル<SHINKARON>のオーナー。
PART2STYLE主催のビッグパーティSDM、新宿LOFTで開催さ
れている日本最大のジュークイベントSHIN-JUKE、その他
様々なイベントに出演し、ハードコアなパーティピープル
に溢れたフロアを沸かし続けている。そのプレイはフット
ワーク祖RP Booをして「これぞフットワークバトルDJだ」
と言わしめた。
2014年、最も活躍が期待されるDJの1人。


RLP
東京出身のビートメイカー RLP。
2010年に1st Album を Oilworks よりリリース。その後も
コンピレーションへの楽曲提供や TOKiMONSTA や Logic
System 等、多数のリミックスを手がける。ライブアクト
としては Onra、Africa Hitech、Dorian Concept 等多数
のアーティストと共演し、国内での Brainfeeder や
Low End Theory 等にも出演。
Onra、Ta-Ku、XXYYXX、Soulection 等多数のアーティスト
が楽曲をプレイしている。世界中で十数万ダウンロードさ
れているポッドキャスト / イベントである
"COSMOPOLYPHONIC"の主要メンバー / デザイナーとしても
活動中。http://rlp.flavors.me

The Futureロンドンからの最新アクションムービー




Monday, May 12, 2014

5/15 & 5/18 【Lynn Twist】Future of Leadership and Change the Dream Symposium



To all those who are interested in leadership and creating a better world in Japan. Lynn Twist will be coming for a Japan tour and I am helping out with two of her events. Its very exciting.


5/15 Future of Leadership: I will be speaking a bit and doing a active listening mini workshop. That will be followed by a panel of "visionary leaders" and world cafe.

5/18 Change the Dream Symposium: I am translating for Lynn and also going to share about Power Shift Japan, our project to empower youth to create 100% renewable energy universities.

See below for details
http://glcafe.asia/?page_id=393

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Weaving the Future, Connecting the Dots, Healing the Past

“The job of our time is to hospice the death of old unsustainable systems and structures and to midwife the birth of new sustainable systems and new ways of being.”
- The Soul of Money by Lynne Twist

We are excited to be part of a consortium of communities promoting Lynne Twist and her inspiring message of sufficiency during her Japan visit, May 9 to May 18, 2014. We are especially grateful for our partnership with DBA…Partners. This newly formed organization has galvanized our community and others to step up and move into action around things that matter to us and our future.

Immerse yourself in an engaging conversation celebrating innovative communities and the power of connections. Explore forms of leadership that emerge through interaction and relationships. Join a diverse group of young leaders, business professionals, social innovators and cultural creatives united by a shared vision of a sustainable future.

Connect in a discovery of our deepest values and resourcefulness through interactive dialogue, panel discussions and intuitive exercises. Communities and individuals will come together to discuss meaningful questions leading to committed action to address the challenges of our time.

This is a unique opportunity to co-develop new approaches to participatory leadership, at all levels: the individual, community, societal, and global.

Speakers and facilitators include: Lynne Twist, William H. Saito, Eisaku Tsumura and Kai Sawyer. To read more about the event visit here.

The Future of Leadership Forum is part of Weaving the Future, Connecting the Dots, Healing the Past. It brings together a consortium of communities promoting Lynne Twist’s inspiring message of sufficiency, resourcefulness and living a life committed to principles.

Lynne Twist is a global visionary, author, speaker, master fundraiser and human rights advocate. She has worked with Mother Theresa, co-created The Hunger Project with Buckminister Fuller and is a co-founder of the Pachimama Alliance. She is coming to Japan to animate the following events centered around co-creating a sustainable future.




TENTATIVE SCHEDULE:
May 9, 10, 11 (Fri, Sat, Sun) - Golden Life Program, an Author’s Event
Promotion of Lynne’s award-winning best-seller book: The Soul of Money, in Japanese. Lynne is a featured author and speaker alongside Janet Atwood, Marci Schimof, Phil Towns and Ken Honda. To hear Lynne talk about her book click here.

Produced by Forest Publishing and the Saionji family with consultation by the Goi Peace Foundation.

Keynote Speaker: Green Kumamoto (awarded first Asian Fair Trade City)

Location: Tokyo Big Site, Odaiba


May 12 (Mon) - The Joy of Fundraising
This event is a dialogue with Ken Shibusawa-san, the Director of JFRA, followed by a group discussion about the paradigm shift related to money and fundraising.

Sponsored by the Japan Fundraising Association with support from The Hunger Project.

Lynne talks about her view on money, fundraising and what it means to be a “social prophet” in this inspiring talk with Deepak Chopra.

Location: JP Tower 4F Hall 3, Tokyo Station


May 13 (Tues) - Empowering Women
Afternoon: Round Table Discussion with First Lady Akie Abe. Not open to the public.

Evening: Sofia Century: Unleash Your Inner Power With Nanako Oba, Masaru Emoto, and Lynne Twist.

Location: Nippon Zaidan Hall, Toranomon


May 14 (Wed) - From Global Economy to Responsible Economy
An Invitation to join the Corporate Transformation Movement.

Possible Sponsors and Partners include Patagonia, the Bigger Game, World Shift and CTI.

Location: Shibaura House, Tamachi


May 15 (Thur) - Future of Leadership Forum

Co-create fresh approaches to leadership at an individual, community, societal and global level at this dynamic, interactive, experiential dialogue forum. We will explore the question, “What kind of leadership is required to hospice the death of the old system and midwife the new,?” in 3 modules:

MODULE 1: Where are we now? Community

MODULE 2: Where do we want to go? Connection

MODULE 3: Where do we want to go? Commitment

Produced by Global Leadership Partners Asia. Partners and collaborators include The Bigger Game, Drum Cafe, Miratuku, Social Venture Partners Tokyo, PowerShift, Impact Japan and Core Creations.

Location: JMA


May 16 (Fri) - Living a Committed Life — Change Your World and the world around you by Taking a Stand for your highest values

This public talk by Lynne is a call to all who are called to step up and live a more authentic life. Sponsored by JMA.

To listen to Lynne talk about living a committed life click here.

Location: Yamano Hall, Yoyogi


May 17 (Sat) - Soul of Money Workshop
Transform your relationship with money, life and personal power through a compelling experience of the principle of sufficiency. By looking closely at our own financial “story” and the ways our beliefs have limited and constricted us in our relationship with money, we are empowered to use money as an expression of our highest values and aspirations.

Produced by JMA.

Location: JMA Space, Shibuya


May 18 (Sun) - Change the Dream Symposium
Co-hosted by Lynne Twist–founder of the Pachamama Alliance, and Hide Enomoto of Seven Generation. 7 Generations runs the “Awaken the Dreamer, Changing the Dream,” symposium in Japan. The purpose of this symposium is to “bring forth an environmentally sustainable, spiritually fulfilling, socially just human presence on this planet.”

This will be a rare, celebratory edition of the ATD Symposium.

This event is likely to sell out. You can read more about it here: https://www.facebook.com/lynne.twist2014

Location: KFC Hall, Ryogoku

“Together, we are a genius.” – Lynne Twist

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Additional information on Lynne Twist:
Lynne Twist, global visionary, author, speaker, master fundraiser, human rights advocate and environmental activist is returning to Japan in May 2014 after more than 20 years absence.

Her book, “The Soul of Money,” speaks to the possibility of creating a new relationship with money, life and personal power based on the principle of sufficiency—freedom from the toxic myths of scarcity: ‘there’s not enough for everyone’, ‘more is better’, and ‘that’s just the way it is…there’s nothing we can do about it.’

Lynne raised over 200 million dollars as Chief Fundraising Officer with The Hunger Project, while traveling the world working to end starvation on the planet. Today her collaboration with the Nobel Women’s Initiative supports the movement to end violence against women everywhere. She is a compelling advocate for grass roots organizations and NPOs working towards environmental and social justice and creating a thriving, sustainable human presence on the planet in harmony with the natural world.

The Pachamama Alliance, co-founded by Lynne, her husband Bill Twist, and Jon Perkins, in partnership with the Achuar tribe in Ecuador, defends the rights of indigenous people in the Amazon rainforest, and also strives to awaken people all over the world to the state affairs on our planet, and the pressing need for everyone to become a change agent, to become part of the solution, through realizing how amazingly resource-full we all are in committed community.

Click here to learn more about Lynne Twist.