＜Scheduled Program List＞

※Please refer to the Homepage and Official Blog for the details.

＜活動紹介展＞

NGO/NPO Exhibition

NGO/NPO （94 Organizations）, Agencies and Government institutions implementing ODA (7 Institutions), UN Agencies (7 Agencies), Educational Institutions (3 Institutions), Exhibit from companies introducing their CSR activities and activities that contribute to society (6 companies)

Ethnic Food Stalls (18 Organizations)

【Symposium Stage】

●「国際協力について語ろう！」～ＭＤＧｓ達成に向けて、今こそアフリカ！～

5^th (Saturday) 14:00～16:00

Mr. Yasushi Nishi, who went around the world in 60 days and crossed 31 countries, will talk about his impressions on the way of living of people in each country and region in the world, their current conditions, their charms and the things that surprised him there, while also giving an inside story of his trips.. Also, there would be a discussion onＭＤＧｓ（Millennium Development Goals）, global goals for the realization of a world without poverty through the mutual cooperation of advanced countries and developing countries. There will also be a discussion about the future work in and view of Africa from the standpoint of ODA and NGOs, companies and citizens.

Lecturer＝Yasushi Nishi （Mainichi Broadcasting System Announcer）, Mr. Junichiro Katayama (Semco President）, Mr. Masaki Noke （Ministry of Foreign Affairs International Cooperation International Cooperation Bureau Deputy Director-General, ＮＧＯ Ambassador）, others

Moderator＝Ms. Yoko Matsuda (Singer/Song writer and Japan Association for UNHCR Cooperation Committee）

Co-sponsor＝Ministry of Foreign Affairs

●「地球のステージ・なんとかしなきゃ！版」in ワン・ワールド・フェスティバル

5^th (Saturday) 10:00～12:00

A concert with both music and images - it introduces children in developing countries who are suffering from difficult environment, such as war, disaster or poverty.

Lecturer＝Mr. Norihiko Kuwayama Actor・Shun Shioya （Nantoka Shinakya！Project Member）

Co-sponsor＝Nantoka Shinakya！Project Executive Committee

●ルー大柴さんトークショー

Talk Show

5^th (Saturday) 12:30～13:30

Mr Lou Oshiba, a popular Japanese comedian will talk about the current situation of Haiti. He visited Haiti as a part of a TV program, ‘Chikyu VOCE’, which introduces ‘International Cooperation’ that Japan is undertaking and people & organizations involved.

Lecturer＝Mr. Lou Oshiba

Sponsor＝Ministry of Foreign Affairs

●「グローバル教育コンクール２０１０」表彰式＆トークショー

6^th (Sunday) 12:30～14:00

A contest was held with the purpose of gathering teaching materials and activity reports to help children understand the problems the earth and the world are facing, and to educate people who would be able to act on their own to help solve these problems. The outcome of the contest will be imparted through the Festival. A talk show by Navigator Tomohiro Sekiguchi will also be held.

Lecturer＝Mr. Tomohiro Sekiguchi （Navigator of the contest）　

Sponsor＝Ministry of Foreign Affairs

●日本一おもろいＯＤＡ教室～1:00間笑って世界がわかった気になれる～

6^th (Sunday) 11:30～12:30

A class will be held where the students will be played by young artists and the teacher played by an employee of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The class aims to depict international cooperation, which is usually thought of as difficult, and about the current state of the world. The presentation will be done in a comical way so participants would say, 登h, so that痴 it!

Teacher role：Ms. Yoshiko Kijima （Ministry of Foreign Affairs Humanitarian Assistance Division Director）, 、Student role：Young artist（To be announced）

Sponsor＝Ministry of Foreign Affairs

●北東アジアの10年、ともだち展の10年

Peace art work with Korean and Japanese Children

6^th (Sunday) 12:30～13:30

Although Japan and the Korean Peninsula have had exchange for a long time, even historically, it has not yet overcome the history of conflict since the modern period. However, there are people like us who live in both countries who desire peace. Through knowing about the art exhibit, won’t you think about “How to make a relationship that puts a smile” on the faces of children living in Japan and North Korea and South Korea.

【映画上映】

Movies on the theme of poverty reduction, human rights, child labor and MDGs (Millennium Development Goals) recommended by different organizations will be shown. Don’t miss this opportunity!

5^th (Saturday)

●「アイ・コンタクト」

“Eye Contact”

10:00～12:00

This is a documentary film about Japan’s Women’s Soccer Team that joined in the 2009 Olympics of the hearing impaired, "Deaflympic Games" held in Taiwan. The members of the 鄭nother Nadeshiko, composed of women from different backgrounds, from high school students to company workers and married people, also have different experiences in soccer. In the movie, you will not only see what happened during the match, but the movie will also depict the lives of each member, whether it is in school or the office, as well as how their families felt with regards to their endeavor.

●ドキュメンタリー映画「あしがらさん」上映会

14:30～16:30　Participation fee needed

We have all seen people who live on the streets. However, we never stop and give them notice. This movie is a story about a young man who kept watching someone who lives in the streets, “Mr. Ashigara.” There will also be an explanation by Takeshi Ikuta, author of ‘Let’s think about poverty’ and ‘View on the Attack on People Who Sleep in the Open’.

●「赦しその遥かなる道」上映会

“Forgiveness, Are You at the End of That Path ?”

12:20～14:00

For the victims of murder crimes, is it really possible to forgive? This controversial documentary thrusts the ultimate question to all those who live in today痴 society. Production: SBS (Korea) 2008, with Japanese Subtitles
典he situation and background of this movie are very difficult to apply to Japan. But, （so） it makes you want to answer the question while you are watching it. And finally you think…about the meaning of forgiveness” Tatsuya Mori (Movie Director, Non-Fiction Writer)

●「消された革命-ビルマの民主化と難民-」

15:00～17:00

This is a showing of the film “Reporting from a Closed Country, which was filmed at the risk of being arrested. The democratic election was held, and Aung San Suu Kyi was released from house arrest. There is also a report by Yuzo Uda who, within the large movement, continued to cover Burma for many years and was actually present at this time痴 election.

●「もし、あなたなら～６つの視線」-韓国実力派監督たちのとっておきの人権ムービーをみよう

17:00～18:15

This is a must see movie for people who think that human rights movies are stiff and boring. 3 chapters were chosen from a short omnibus movie by six South Korean directors, "If you were me " The movies to be played are 哲.E.P.A.L. Never Ending Peace And Love by Director Park Chan-wook, 典he 'Weight' of Her by Director Im Sun-Rye, and 鼎rossing by Director Yeo Gyoon-dong . It is a Commission on Human Rights South Korea nation production in 2003. It has been shown in theaters in Korea and Japan. They will have unique ways, either in a sharp or comical way, to approach your heart and make you think about human rights.

6th (Sunday)

●映画を観て、MDGsを考える　

Revisiting MDGs Through Film 

11:30～13:30

We only have 5 years to go to achieve ‘Millennium Development Goals’. We may possibly fail - under this serious situation, 8 famous movie directors produces films for warning. After watching the movie, let’s talk about MDGs progress and about what each of us can contribute to achieve the goals.

●「ガーメントガールズ」

14:30～16:00

The production of garments sold in Japan and Europe is being shifted from China to Bangladesh to lower the cost of production. Won’t you learn about the plight of the young women factory workers and consider our consumer style of looking for cheap commodities?

【ワークショップ・セミナー・トーク】

●関西人、世界に飛び出す！

From Kansai to the World！

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00／6th (Sunday) 14:00～16:00

Participants of the “World Youth Ship”, which ventured out into the world from Kansai, the participants of the Cabinet Office of Japan’s International Exchange Project（Feb. 5）, and participants of Japan Overseas Cooperation Volunteer・Senior Overseas Volunteer (Feb. 6) will talk about their experiences and the world’s current condition.

●ＪＩＣＡ研修員による母国紹介

JICA Trainees Country Introductions

5th (Saturday) 11:00～12:00／6th (Sunday) 11:00～12:00

JICA trainees from overseas will talk about their own countries, such as current issues and problems or projects they are tackling now.

●「心においしいチョコ」のためにできること

5th (Saturday) 11:00～12:30

The ingredient of chocolate: Cacao. Who raises cacao fruits and how are they raised? We visited the birthplace of chocolate. By knowing about the daily life there, we could think of delicious chocolate in our hearts. Please watch this before preparing chocolates for Valentines day!

●持続可能な未来のための農業　～懐かしい未来を求めて～

Towards a Sustainable Future with Biodiversity Preservation and Traditional Farming Practices. -FOR OUR ANCIENT FUTURE-

5th (Saturday) 12:30～14:30

It is said that 70% of the world’s food production is supported by old and traditional agriculture in the external economy. New indicators will be proposed, such as plant diversity, soil making, and human activity, to protect such sustainable agriculture.

●地球の食卓「私たちがつくる未来」

5th (Saturday) 13:00～14:30

We live surrounded by rich food. But behind that richness is a lot of question marks. Making use of pictures, let us compare the meals of the families of the world, reexamine the food that supports us everyday and think of our future.

●おいしいチョコレートの真実

The truth of delicious chocolate 

5th (Saturday) 12:30～14:30

We can learn about the mechanism of World Trade, the present state of the world’s children and the background of the problem of child labor from a cacao seed, the basic ingredient of chocolate. Let us all think together on how we, who live in Japan, can help in getting rid of child labor in the cacao industry.

●留学生フォーラム

International Students Forum

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00

An ‘International Student Forum’ – Theme: ‘Let us talk about developing global human resources and deepen international understanding. International students will talk about their counties, what is necessary to obtain global viewpoint, expectations towards Osaka internationalization and the importance of developing global human resources. A discussion with participants will follow.

●「アニメ・マンガのオノマトペ」

Onomatope in Anime　＆ Manga 

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00

Anime & Manga is very popular in overseas. Onomatopoeia such as ‘doki doki’ or ‘zuba’ are illustrated like an art design and are seen by people all over the world. You will see ‘the World of onomatopoeia’ through the web site ‘The Japanese of Animation and Manga’.

●写真展＆セミナー－イラクの目撃者

Photo Exhibition & Seminars – Witnesses to Iraq 　

5th (Saturday) 12:30～14:30

Iraq does not arouse concern in the international society anymore with its improvement of public peace. However, the people continue to suffer. The regulation committee NGO for Iraq（ＮＣＣＩ）will bring to Japan the photo exhibit that was held all over the world to relate the actual condition in Iraq.

●ＣＳＲをめぐる新潮流　企業がＮＧＯ／ＮＰＯに求めるチカラとは？

CSR Trend What do the NPO & NGO need to have ?

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00

CＳＲ communication is also transforming from “Partnership” to the thinking of “Engagement” (mutually sharing responsibility and advance)” We will think about the aspect necessary for the resident sector by examining cases with the leading enterprises.

●-見て・聞いて・感じるカンボジア- JHP・学校をつくる会 活動報告会

JHP（JAPAN TEAM OF YOUNG HUMAN POWER）-Report

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00

A report will be conducted by youth who were sent to Cambodia as volunteers for 1 month. Through making playground equipment (swings) at elementary schools and by living together, they were able to widen their view of the world of international cooperation.

●「日本文化の見直し～旧暦を語ろう」

“What is the Kyureki, Lunar Solar Calendar?”

5th (Saturday) 15:00～17:00

Do you know what a Lunar Solar Calendar is? Although it is said to be the old calendar in Japan, it is a calendar that exactly reads the changes of nature. For more than 1,200 years, why did the old calendar, which spun the history and the culture of Japan, disappear? Let’s think about it together.

●パレスチナの子どもの絵画展

5th (Saturday) 13:30～14:30

Daily life as illustrated by children in refugee camps in Bethlehem、Palestine・・・Let us think of what we can do for peace through the children’s drawings.

●「世界を変える」を仕事にする!　国際協力キャリアセミナー

‘Change the World!’ Working in the International Field

5th (Saturday) 12:30～14:30

For those who want to work in the field of international cooperation, please join! Together with an actual case, an introduction will be given on the talents and skills NGOs require and the benefits and work types available. It is a profitable career seminar that is combined with a briefing for applying for internships to acquire on-site experience.

●アフリカを知ろう！2010ver.ＪＩＣＡ教師海外研修報告会～伝えたい国・タンザニアがそこにある～

Reporting of JICA Development Education Study Tour for School Teachers in Tanzania 

6th (Sunday) 10:00～12:00

This summer, teachers were sent to Tanzania. When they returned to Japan they told children what they have learned there. This is a report on how the teachers felt, what they told the children, what the children learned, and what materials they used to tell the children.

●「高校生Sponsorのディスカッション大会」～みんなで話そう！ボランティアの在り方～

Let’s discuss with high school students!　～about your idea of VOLUNTEER～

6th (Sunday) 10:00～12:00

Sponsor Groups are all high school students! So won’t you come and share your ideas on being a Volunteer? Everyone interested is welcome to join, young or old, whether you have volunteer experience or not!! Let’s talk with people of various backgrounds!

●ココロに響く、在日フィリピン人のストーリー　-クイズを通して多文化共生を考えよう！-

Filipinos in Japan: Rethinking Multiculturalism and Coexistence

6th (Sunday) 10:30～12:00

A lot of non-Japanese people are living in Japan. Have you ever thought of their experiences in their own countries or why they are here? In this program, a student from Philippines and young person whose parent are Japanese and Philippines will talk about their life and thoughts. Let’s think about multiculturalism through our difference and commonality.

●体感！「緑の回廊がボルネオの生物多様性を救う」～私たちの生活と熱帯雨林のつながり～

Green Passage Assisting Diversity of Life in Borneo～Our Connection to the Tropical Rainforest

6th (Sunday) 11:30～13:30

The sweets, cosmetics, and soap that you buy are destroying the tropical forests in Borneo!? Forests are being deforested indiscriminately fast, and biodiversity is lost. Through the workshop, let us think of what we can do now.

●武力紛争と私たちの関係

Links between Us and Armed Conflict

6th (Sunday) 12:30～14:30

It may seem that the armed conflict unfolding in the world is unrelated to us, but in a world of advancing globalization, it is not a shallow relation. Probing into the current state of dispute, let us think about its relation to us from the viewpoint of natural resources, etc.

●「スタディツアーから始まる国際協力活動～引率教員からみた海外体験学習～」

From Study-Tour To International Cooperation Activities ～Overseas Active Learning from the Academic Staff’s Perspective

6th (Sunday) 12:30～14:00

The overseas learning program for developing countries has been increasing. While the growth of the student is expected, the admitting side also has to think of certain points such as bad influence and crisis management. Here, we will discuss about problems of such overseas learning.

●2011年、北朝鮮難民（脱北者）の現状と人権

Human Rights for North Korean Refugees

6th (Sunday) 12:30～13:30

The North Korea refugees are tossed about by political dynamics of northeast Asia and are in fact left alone, hardly receiving support. As a result of this, they have been exposed to severe human rights violations. Even now, North Korea refugees in China, protected by Japan, South Korea and the UNHCR establishments, have not been allowed to leave the country for several years and are currently confined. Why is this so? Is the international community allowing this reality?

●在日コリアンの視点から考える「多文化共生」

"Multicultural Society” Think from an angle of Korean in Japan

6th (Sunday) 14:00～16:00

What are the problems of children with foreign roots? Let us think of Japan’s “Multiculturalism” through a talk about the approach to know the identity and root of the Korean youth in Japan,

●パレスチナで生きる人々

People living in Palestine 

6th (Sunday) 14:00～16:00

In Japan, the image of Palestine is that of dispute and political negotiation. However, even in that harsh situation, people are living robustly. The voice of the people who are undertaking Japan Volunteer Center（ＪＶＣ） activities in the local area will be heard.

●国際子ども村を体験しよう！

Enjoy our CISV workshop!!

6th (Sunday) 14:00～16:00

Let’s be friends with the world!! Let’s experience Act (game), for ages11 to adult, a CISV program to widen our circle of friendship around the world!

●「出資」でできる、もう一つの途上国支援

How can we invest to Microfinance Institute?

6th (Sunday) 14:30～16:30

Many microfinance institutions and social enterprises are doing their best to solve the various problems of developing countries, beginning with poverty. Did you know that support to their activities is not “a donation”, but an “investment”? We will introduce this approach.

●ワークショップ　「こんにちは！世界のおともだち」

6th (Sunday) 15:00～16:00

Santiago is a Grade 3 boy from Brazil. He can speak Japanese very well, but he doesn’t do his homework. Why is that? Through the workshop, we will understand the problems that children from various cultural backgrounds face. This time, only adults who are interested in the workshop will be admitted.

●やってみよう！体験してみよう！環境協力！

Environmental Work Shop for teacher

Won’t you think of our relationship with the environment from a different viewpoint? Now, environmental problems are starting to be undertaken as problems of the world. Let us learn about Japan’s environmental cooperation and think of our relationship with it!

●世界とお仕事 ～国際協力と国際協力の仕事とは？～

We will welcome as panelists people who play an active role in international cooperation in their jobs. We await your participation, for the day that you will dash out into the world’s field.

●国際開発金融機関で働く

Work at Multilateral Development Banks

What are “Multilateral Development Banks”? What are they doing? What kind of relationship does it have with Japan? What kind of people work there? What should you do to work there? We are waiting for people who want to answer these questions.

【体験】

●World Folk Music and dance Stage　　●Trying out traditional costumes ●Asian games　　●Experiencing Tea Ceremony

●楽しい環境体験コーナー

Fun Ways to Think about the Environment

There are many fun and interesting things that can be experienced, such as the eco-trunk Global warming experiment and re-transforming garbage to many things, for example, by making aroma candles from wasted oil, etc. You’ll be able to change your lifestyle to an eco-friendly one in no time.

●子どもエコクイズ大会

Eco　Quiz　Event　For　Kids

Let’s think about ‘eco-friendly life style’ through interesting quizzes on world environment. We look forward to seeing you there! To be offered by: Sharp Ltd.

●人権を守るために手紙を書こう！

Write for Human Rights

Letter-writing action for human rights. Let us understand the situation human rights victims are facing in each country and let us support them by writing letters!

●包みの文化「ふろしき」を知ろう～ふろしきの包み方教室

Furoshiki school

Japanese ‘furoshiki’ – traditional Japanese wrapping cloth – is reconsidered as an environmental friendly tool. We will learn from the Japan Furoshiki Association Lecturer about the wrapping culture of Japan and the world, as well as how to make use of the furoshiki using various folding techniques. You will have a furoshiki as a souvenir after this program. Project by: Takashimashiya Ltd.

●民族料理模擬店

Ethnic Food Stalls

NGOs and groups of foreigners living in Japan will introduce local dishes of their home country or countries they support to deepen cultural understanding through ‘food’. We will adopt ‘Dish Reuse System’ which avoid using disposable dishes and also ‘Food pictograms’ that show raw materials of dishes. Because of the pictograms, everybody can tell what kind of raw materials are included. Therefore, you can easily tell which meal you can eat depending on your restrictions, like allergies, religions, etc.

【交流】

●JICA研修員を探せ！

Find out the JICA trainees!

5th (Saturday) 、6th (Sunday) 11:00～13:00

Find JICA trainees in the hall and ask them to stamp on your stamp card! They came from overseas to receive a training in Japan. You will get a small gift if your card becomes full.

【写真展・絵画展】

●南北コリアと日本のともだち展

Children’s art work in Korea and Japan

Although Japan and the Korean Peninsula have had exchange for a long time, even historically, it has not yet overcome the history of conflict since the modern period. However, there are people like us who live in both countries who desire peace. Through the art exhibit, let’s try to know more of the children living in Japan and North Korea and South Korea and move one step toward peace..

●クリニクラウン写真展「瞬間を生きるこどもたち」

This is a photo exhibit where we can actually feel the practice of the clinical clown, which represents voice of children who are spending their life in the hospital. Feel the art called the interweaving communication between the Master clinic clown and the children.

●写真展“みんなのアジア”～わたしたちが出会ったアジア太平洋～

A photo exhibit where we can gaze at the “Asia of Everyone”, by conveying through pictures and words what Asia is to each of the participants of the Study Tour Work Camp （Overseas Study Program） that we have met.

●渋谷敦志氏の写真展「明日があるから -国境に生きるビルマ難民-」

From the life of a Burmese refugee at a Thailand Burmese border, please think about the human-rights violation of the Burmese military regime that exists in the background.

●世界を写そう：私たちは貧困を終わらせる

Picture This :　We Can End Poverty

To make people more concerned of the various problems of the world, such as poverty and climate change, a photo contest, “Let us take a picture of the world: we will end poverty”, was held in 2010 and we were able to gather over 3,400 pictures. This is a Photo exhibit composed of the winning photograph and photographs that would help us understand what the world is doing for the achievement of MDGs.

【ステージ】

●「Japan Youth Campaign feat. Youth Theatre Japan」

6th (Sunday) 14:00～15:00

2010/2011 is the ‘International Year of Youth’. Youth Theatre Japan (YTJ) will have a performance to show their support to youth generation’s active contribution to society and international cooperation and exchange.