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SDGs Screening "Valentine Ikki"
Monthly SDGs movie theater. "Valentine Ikki (Stand up on Valentine's Day)"
In January, we will screen the documentary film "Valentine Ikki, which follows the girls who took action in Japan's Valentine's Day culture.In January, we will screen the documentary film "Valentine Ikki", which follows the Japanese girls who have taken action in Japanese Valentine's culture.

"Valentine Ikki" （ 2012, Japan, produced by (Non-profit Organization: ACE)
"After learning about the problem of child labor in Ghana, three ordinary Japanese girls start to take action. On Valentine's Day, to think about the world's problems through chocolate. They are thinking about the world's problems through chocolates and buying fair trade chocolates. This is the most important thing to do on Valentine's Day. On February 11, the day of the "Valentine's Day Revolt," ・ ・ ・ did their thoughts reach everyone?
"Three ordinary Japanese girls who learned about child laboring in Ghana set out to take action. Thinking about world That's what we should do on Valentine's Day, and it's important, And then, they plan an event called "Valentine's Ikki(Rebellion)" where everyone buys fair-trade chocolates. "Valentine's Rebellion", does their feelings reach everyone? (From United People)

Hitomi Yoshimura 1st Director
Planning ： Namikawa Susumu Namikawa Production ： ACE
Supervision ： Masataka Saito Planning Cooperation ： Naoe Morimoto Yoichi Tomioka
Theme Song "What a Me" Music Cooperation ： Q.,Ltd KK

More than 10 years ago, an English textbook for Over 10 years ago, the English textbooks of junior high schools around the Minami-Boso area adopted a study dealing with fair trade. Since then, many students have learned about it and have become adults. The girls in this film are of that generation. We are connected to the world through our daily casual actions. This film teaches us how important it is to know and make choices as consumers.
Before Valentine's Day, why don't you think about chocolate from a different perspective? ？
Everyone, young and old, male and female, is welcome to register!

More than 10 years ago, a topic dealing with fair trade chocolate was adopted in an English textbook for junior high schools in the Minamiboso area. Since then, many students have learned it and become adults. The girls in this movie also belong to that generation. This movie teaches us how important it is to know and make choices as a consumer because our daily choices and actions connected to the world.
Everyone is welcome to apply!

[Trailer trailer]
http://youtu.be/fk-L31zI9Uk

[Date and Time Date]
2023/01/29 (Sun.) ① Morning session 10:00-11:30 AM, ② Afternoon session 13:00-14:30 Afternoon session, ③ Evening session 16:00-17:30 Evening session
◆Having a free talk session and fair trade chocolate tasting after viewing. Having a free talk session&and fair trade chocolate tasting after viewing. （ Free to attend ）

[Participation fee tickets]
Pay at the store on the day
Adult ￥ 1200 ／ JHS students and younger ￥ 300
◆Drink and snacks for free.

[Capacity Seats]
10 people for each session (10seats for each session) Seats must be reserved (booking is necessary, at a store or on our website)
◆Kids under elementary school age need guardians. children under elementary school age need guardians （ free ）.
Registration is available at Hiraoka Sustrans store or on our website https://sustainabilitylabterra.business.site