And here it is, the last day of the most wonderful programs in my life. It is a sad day and I learnt that Japanese people love sad stories.
Today our day started with a visit to Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, where we had an honor to share our experience in Japan, present our action plans upon arrivals to our home countries and listen to special lecture about "Society 5.0"by Yoko Harayama.
It was a huge honor for me to be there!
Pic 1: Me at Hie-jinja Shrine
After, we headed to vitit Hie-jinja Shrine. We got to know that this shrine stands for helping people in their wishes, especially business wishes.
Our next destination was very fancy and official lunch - probably last lunch together. We got certificates of completion of MIRAI programme and shared experience with programme director.
After lunch we got some FREE time to spend in Tokyo. Our team really divided, cause there were different interest and must visit places in Tokyo.
Our little company headed to visit one Japanese park and do some shopping near by.
At the evening we with the group gathered together at Akihabara street - street of Anime and arcade games and spent some joyful time there.
Pic 2: Ceremony of Awards
The programme was excellent, I fully dived into it and absolutely enjoyed it. I am grateful for the opportunity to participate in the program, share my vision and knowledge and become non-formal ambassador of Japan in Estonia. I want to thank embassy of Japan in Estonia, JTB and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan for this excellent experience. Thank you and continue bringing Japan to Europe.
#Japan #MIRAI #mirai_2019 #mirai_programme2019
Today our day started with a visit to Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan, where we had an honor to share our experience in Japan, present our action plans upon arrivals to our home countries and listen to special lecture about "Society 5.0"by Yoko Harayama.
It was a huge honor for me to be there!
Pic 1: Me at Hie-jinja Shrine
After, we headed to vitit Hie-jinja Shrine. We got to know that this shrine stands for helping people in their wishes, especially business wishes.
Our next destination was very fancy and official lunch - probably last lunch together. We got certificates of completion of MIRAI programme and shared experience with programme director.
After lunch we got some FREE time to spend in Tokyo. Our team really divided, cause there were different interest and must visit places in Tokyo.
Our little company headed to visit one Japanese park and do some shopping near by.
At the evening we with the group gathered together at Akihabara street - street of Anime and arcade games and spent some joyful time there.
Pic 2: Ceremony of Awards
The programme was excellent, I fully dived into it and absolutely enjoyed it. I am grateful for the opportunity to participate in the program, share my vision and knowledge and become non-formal ambassador of Japan in Estonia. I want to thank embassy of Japan in Estonia, JTB and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan for this excellent experience. Thank you and continue bringing Japan to Europe.
#Japan #MIRAI #mirai_2019 #mirai_programme2019
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