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STAMP COLLECTION EVENT park of the ① Collect 4 stamps or more ② Answer a simple questionnaire at booth S-1/S-2 ③ Participate in a lottery wheel to win prizes! lawn n the ot o refo ba alk W - 1 2・1 3・1 4 w ! ! W-3 t’s d friends Tokyo Le ily an Collect 4 stamps Eat F-2 Washoku Communicate Fukushima Feel Feel W-20 Shinjuku city r fam Broadcasting you or more to get prize Instant Photo Studio ith System Television, Inc w for participation ① ② ③ ④ Project: Connecting and Supporting Forests, Countryside, Rivers, and Sea Buy Enjoy Prize for participation Take a photo Do coloring Sat. Sun. “ Washoku” menu “Shinjuku no Mori” 10:00 -16:00 「Fudegaki」(fruit) 10/5 6 GTF REIWA 1,000 person a day Grand Green Tea Ceremony first-come Hosted By GTF Greater Tokyo Festival Committee first-served basis. Co-Hosted By Ministry of the Environment Nature Conservation Bureau / Ministry of the Environment Fukushima Regional Environmental Office / Japan Committee for UNDB / Shinjuku City / TOKYO FM / Tokyo Broadcasting System Television, Inc. / ⑤ ⑥ Tokyo Metropolitan Television Broadcasting Corp. W - 2 3・2 4 W-22 All Nippon Airways Ice Breaker SHIRASE Join Quiz Quiz Feel Stage Co., Ltd. Stage MC：Marie Takahashi Time Schedule 1 3 12 20 1 3 12 20 1 3 12 13 20 1 8 19 20 Collect 12 small stamps (Sat.) (Sun.) List of 10:30 5 10:30 6 performers to receive a special stamp 1 Opening Ceremony 11 Opening Ceremony , ⑦ ⑧ Hosts, Co-hosts, Makoto, DANCE KID S (Jazz Dance) at booth S-1 Maya Hayashi, Saki Nakajima, 10:45 BEYOOOOONS, BlueEarthProject 10:40 12 Opening Makoto Saki Nakajima (Musician/ Maya Hayashi (Actress/ BEYOOOOONDS Inauguration Ceremony for the Biodiversity (TV Personality) (Idol girl group) W-25 Makoto, Maya Hayashi, Project Ambassador) Project Ambassador) eco W - 2 6・2 7 10:50 Support Team SEKISHO Choose Quiz Quiz Feel Saki Nakajima, BEYOOOOONS, Bourbon Corporation 11:00 , 2 4 4 5 6 CORPORATION 2 Waon LIVE BlueEarthProject, DANCE KID S Taro Masuda (Violinist) 11:20 10:50 11:30 13 Satoyama movement Talk Session 3 SATOYAMA movement Talk Session (Actress/Project Ambassador) Makoto (Musician/Project Ambassador) Saki Nakajima Maya Hayashi (TV Personality) Hiroki Ando (Announcer) ⑨ ⑩ ⑪ ⑫ Saki Nakajima (Actress/Project Ambassador) 11:10 11:50 11:30 Dance Performance 12:05 Taro Masuda EDISON Yae 4 14 TOKYO MX Hiroki Yoshida (Japanese transverse (Singer/Songwriter/ Waon LIVE (Violinist) (Singer) -HAKU- bamboo flute) Project Ambassador) (Yosakoi) Enjoy Hiroki Yoshida (Singer) ＆ IKEDAN Max Special Stage Participate 6 7 7 9 9 Collect 13 pieces educational EDISON (Japanese transverse bamboo flute) Kentaro Yasui・Leo Nagatsuma 12:25 12:00 of stamps to complete Take a photo Take a photo in GTF Green Tea 12:30 workshop 5 Waon LIVE 12:15 Ceremony 15 Power of Matsuri the puzzle. about nature Yae (Singer/Songwriter/Project Ambassador) 13:00 Awa Odori by 13:10 6 Power of Matsuri “Kagurazaka KaguraRen” Eisa Dance by Yosakoi Dance by “RYUKYUKOKU MATSURI DAIKO” “Dance Performance -HAKU-” 12:55 Asaka Naruko Grisdale Masashi Koda “Asaka Naruko Yuwakai” 13:00 (Shinjuku Gyoen National Masamitsu Morita Ayu Yamanouchi W - 3 1・3 2 13:40 Yuwakai Barry-Joshua (Weather Forecaster) (TBS Announcer) W-30 Connecting and 13:45 16 Waon LIVE (Yosakoi) (Accessible Japan) Garden Management Office) W-29 M-36 7 GTF Special Talk Session Communicate Communicate Craft Workshop Join Supporting Forests, Eat Leo Matsuya & VGC (Gospel) 11 13 15 15 16 TOKYO MX ITO EN, LTD． (Accessible Japan) 13:20 @ Azalee Countryside, Rivers, Grisdale Barry-Joshua × Masashi Koda 13:50 and Sea （Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden Management Office） 17 TOKYO FM 13:55 14:00 Special Talk Session × 8 Satoyama movement Live Waon LIVE × Talk Session (Idol girl group) BEYOOOOONS Hitomi Shimatani (Singer) nationwide campaign to tackle global warming 14:20 14:30 Project: Connecting and Supporting Forests, 14:30 14:40 , 9 TBS Television Special Stage DANCE KID S Hiroki Ando Kagurazaka RYUKYUKOKU Leo Matsuya & COOL CHOICE (= smart choice) 18 TBS Television Special Stage (Jazz Dance) (Announcer) KaguraRen MATSURI DAIKO VGC Countryside, Rivers, and Sea Masamitsu Morita (Weather Forecaster） (Awa Odori) (Eisa Dance) (Gospel) Ayu Yamanouchi (Announcer) Akira Mori (Weather Forecaster) 15:10 17 17 18 18 10 14 (Announcer) 15:25 Rina Yamamoto Forests, Countryside, Rivers, and Sea support our life. But the connectivity among 10 TOKYO MX 15:20 them are fragmented or degraded through unsustainable development, usage, and IKEDAN Max Special Stage 15:30 19 Satoyama movement Live insufficient management. Let's think about management of biodiversity, revitalization of TIME MACHINE SANGOU BEYOOOOONS (Idol girl group) rural area, establishment of mechanism to enhance the benefit from nature and our Ahiru Taicho Kentaro Yasui・Leo Nagatsuma © PI＆AP lifestyle through public-private partnership. 15:55 15:50 Ending 20 Ending Japan has set a target of 26% reduction of greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 16:00 16:00 Hitomi Shimatani Marie Takahashi Akira Mori Rina Yamamoto (compared to the FY2013 level). "COOL CHOICE" is an initiative aiming at achieving Kentaro Yasui・ Tayo-chan Sato-kun ※Stage programs are subject to change without notice (Singer) (Personality/ (Weather Forecaster) (TBS Announcer) Leo Nagatsuma this target by making every choice a "cool choice" which helps to tackle global warming, Project Ambassador) "My Declaration" and 5 actions 5 event programs such as choosing energy-efficient low-carbon products, services and actions. “My Declaration” and 5 actions that Japan Committee for Here are the 5 programs we have Given a choice in your everyday life, choose actions now for the future. Stamp Collection Notice UNDB promotes prepared in connection to the 5 acts. Please participate in COOL CHOICE! Act ● No photos or video/audio recording allowed for any stage programs. 1 Eat I enjoy locally produced food in season. 1 “Wa-shoku” Collect 4 stamps or more to win prizes! You can also get “Fudegaki” (fruit), ● Please be seated on the lawn in order from front to back. Feel I commune with nature and feel it with all my senses Brief History of Shinjuku Gyoen local specialty from Kota town, Aichi. ● Please refrain from covering the lawn with ground sheet for a long time to hold a place. Act 2 2 Workshop by enjoying outdoors, the zoo, and the botanical garden, etc. 1,000 person per day and first-come first served basis. ● Do not use any glow sticks or any musical instrument in the park. Shinjuku Gyoen was constructed on the site of a private mansion belonging to Lord Naito, a "daimyo"(feudal Act Communicate I express my feelings for beauty in nature 3 Stage lord) of the Edo era. Completed in 1906 as an imperial 3 with photos, paintings, writings, etc garden, it was re-designated as a national garden after Sponsored By the Second World War and opened to the public. With Join I join the local activities across my country to maintain Act 58.3 ha(144 acres) in size and a circumference of 3.5 4 Stamp Collection 4 the connections among nature, people and cultures. km, it blends three distinct styles, French Formal Supported By Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan / Ministry of Land, Infrastructure / Transport and Tourism / Japan Tourism Agency / Agency of Cultural Affairs / Embassy of Switzerland / Saitama Prefecture / Kanagawa Prefecture / Chiba Prefecture / Ina City / Numata City / Garden, English Landscape Garden and Japanese Akiruno City / Federation Tokyo Metropolitan Chambers of Commerce and Industry / Kanagawa Prefecture Chambers of Commerce and Industry Federation / CHIBA PREFECTURAL FEDERATION OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY / Federation of Saitama Prefecture Chamber of Commerce and Industry / The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry / JAPAN HABITAT ASSOCIATION / JAPAN FM NETWORK ASSOCIATION Traditional Garden, and is considered to be one of the Act eco Choose I choose green products when I buy things. 5 5 Marche most important gardens from the Meiji era. Cooperation By Japanese Red Cross Tokyo Metropolitan Blood Center / IMG Japan / The National Gardens Association / Wakiya Group / Tsukiji Tamura / TSP EAST INC., / KYODO TOKYO INC. / MEDIA COMMUNICATIONS Inc., / WAZA JAPAN / Tully’s Coffee Japan Co., Ltd. / Kankyo Kougaku Inc. / HAPPO-EN / Kibun Foods Inc. / sapporoseimen.inc / UP-FRONT GROUP Co., Ltd. / Yamada Laboratory of Niijima Gakuen Junior College・Shimizu Laboratory of Chiba Keizai College / Takarazuka University / Tamagawa Academy & University / OMOTENASHI-RUNNER / Support Our Kids Committee / NPO Jidai no Souzou Koubou / Heros Edutainment Co.,Ltd GTF Green Challenge Day 2019 in Shinjuku Gyoen is supported by Ministry of the Environment as part of a project to promote global warming countermeasures in cooperation with local governments and communities. Fukushima Regional Environmental Office Environmental Regional Fukushima Enjoy Exhibitors ：Stamp Collection Booth Ministry of the Environment Fukushima Regeneration/Future Oriented Project MAP & Booth W-1 Introduction to Fukushima Regeneration/Future Oriented Project booth PR & Marche Support various food ：Marche & Shop ：Information Booth & Stamp Collection Booth Ministry of the Environment Introduction to 4 towns in Futaba district Ministry of the Environment ← Shinjuku Gate / Okido Gate and workshops by ：Workshops ：Food W-2 Participate in a quiz game about Futaba district to win prizes! collecting stamps Ministry of the Environment Fukushima Instant Photo Studio Fukushima M-1 Date City Agriculture and Forestry W-3 Enjoy taking photos against backgrounds of Fukushima’s beautiful scenery. Stamp from designated booths. Business Promotion Public Corporation Creative craft workshop using wild boar leather Ministry of the Environment × Date City × Futaba Future School Collection M-2 Office Environmental Regional Fukushima W-4 Original peach desserts produced by local high school students available. Nursing Room Marche & Shop Fukushima Prefecture Nature Conservation Division → Collect 4 stamps or more M-3 MIDETTE Ministry of the Environment W-5 Introduction to nature, people and food in Fukushima.
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