Student volunteer group
「Hambetsushiki:D」
Current high school and university students
take on the challenge of "regional revitalization"!
CONCEPT
A volunteer group made up of students from all over the country.
With the motto "We'll do whatever we can!"
we are engaged in a wide range of activities, from video production to event planning and management!
Activity Map
We will visit you anywhere in the country!
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Student Volunteer Group
“Hambetsushiki: D”
This group’s origins lie in the Toyohashi Wakaba Assembly.
The Toyohashi Wakaba Assembly’s second term, Team D,
made policy proposals to revitalize the area around Toyohashi Station.
The proposal called for creating rental space for product fairs, challenge stores, and pop-up stores in Toyohashi, even though department stores have closed.
To revitalize the city, we researched precedents and activist groups across the country,
In the process, we learned that many areas are suffering from an outflow of young people and declining populations.
Although Team D’s policy proposals were not directly adopted, we believed that students can also contribute to regional revitalization.
We are still active today with a new lineup.
WORKS
Video Production
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Event planning, management and support
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etc.
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In addition, members of "Discrimination:D" actively participate as volunteers in festivals and events held in the local area. If you ever need the help of young people, please feel free to contact us!
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LLC
San-en Terraviva
Established by student members from Mikawa and Enshu, San-en Terravia serves as a sponsoring organization for Discriminant:D, a nonprofit organization supporting local people through its nonprofit activities. While the two organizations share some common contact information and members, they are separate organizations operating under separate terms and articles of incorporation.
Operated using the know-how cultivated through Discriminant:D, all profits from the organization are used to support Discriminant:D activities and other nonprofit and public interest organizations.
The name “Terra Via” combines “terra,” meaning land, and “viva,” meaning life, to symbolize vibrant activities rooted in the local community.
For requests for purely commercial work (paid support), please contact our organization.
Company Profile
Name
San-En Terraviva, LLC
Date of Establishment
April 1, 2024
Business Description
- Consulting on regional revitalization
- Planning, production, and performance of films, music, art, theater, performing arts, lectures, sports events, and other cultural events, as well as the management and contracting of facilities for these events and the sale of related products
- Outsourcing contracts and outsourcing
- Planning and management of various events
- Sports, performing arts, theater, films, and other various performances
- Sale of pamphlets and character merchandise (images of people, animals, etc. with unique names or characteristics)
- Ticket sales and related businesses for movies, concerts, plays, sports, events, and other events.
Address
159, Kanente-cho, Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture, 440-0803
(There are no permanent staff on-site. Please contact us in advance if you plan to visit.)
Representative Partner
Keimi Ishiguro
