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Discovering Hiroshima: A Journey Through Sea and Mountain Lifestyles

Discovering Hiroshima: A Journey Through Sea and Mountain Lifestyles

Have you ever imagined... - Waking up to mountain views - Growing your own food - Living close to nature, far from city stress - Creating the life you've always wanted our two speakers made it real in Hiroshima. Now they're sharing how you can too.

I want to relocate to rural Japan, but...

×I don't know where to start

×Will I be accepted by the local community?

×Can I actually make a living there?

×What if I make a mistake?

You're not alone!Jordan and Kira had the same fears. But they took the leap—and it changed everything!

If you have ever wondered what it would be like to relocate and live in rural Japan, this event is for you!
Japan’s rural areas are full of opportunities to create new projects and businesses for a fraction of the price it would cost to do the same in the cities. The low land prices mean the dream of growing your own food, renovating a traditional Japanese house, living in sync with nature is well within reach.

With its diverse landscape, favorable climate, and growing grassroots movement of innovators and entrepreneurs, Hiroshima is the perfect place to realize your dreams and potential.

The speakers on this event are all international residents living in Japan who chose to create a life for themselves in Hiroshima’s mountains and islands. They will share their stories of moving to Hiroshima and the challenges and successes they have experienced.

What You Will Learn

✓The real first steps their original path (not the sanitized version)
✓How they built relationships in rural communities without perfect Japanese
✓The surprising advantages of rural life they never expected
✓Practical tips:** housing, work, visas, and daily life
✓The challenges they faced and how they overcame them This isn't theory. It's real experience from people who've done it.

This Event Is Perfect For You

You're tired of urban life and crave nature
→ You're curious about rural Japan but don't know where to start
→ You want to hear honest stories—not tourist brochures
→ You're considering relocation but have questions and fears
→ You value community, sustainability, and meaningful work
 ※ No commitment required. Just come with curiosity.

Event Details

Date & Time: Saturday 15th November 2025 10:45am - 11:30am JST
Location: In person(2-10-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda City, Tokyo)
Online (join on desktop, tablet, or smartphone).
Charge: FREE
Organizer: Hiroshima Prefectural Government Office
Co-Host:NPO Furusato Kaiki Support Center
Contact:Chiikiryoku-Souzou-Ka,Hiroshima Prefectural Government Office
E-mail: chisouzou@pref.hiroshima.lg.jp
Tel: 082-513-2581

※ You will receive our Webinar URL after you complete your event registration.

MC & Guests

Jordan Langen

<MC&Guest speaker>
Jordan Langen is from Minnesota, USA, and Jordan has been living in Japan for about nine years. He currently lives in Hiroshima with his wife and his daughter, Yume.

Jordan works as an English teacher, tour guide, and translator. He loves connecting people through language and culture.

On his days off, Jordan enjoys exploring nature such as running in the mountains, jumping in rivers, and discovering the beauty of Japan’s countryside. Japan has truly become his second home.

Kira Bella

<Guest speaker>

Kira Bella
Founder of Kirameki

Originally from Tanzania and raised in Australia and the United States, Kira has traveled to over 40 countries and now lives in Kitahiroshima, Hiroshima Prefecture. She is the founder of Kirameki, a rural revitalization and cultural exchange business that connects international visitors with Japan’s countryside through immersive experiences, community projects, and sustainable tourism.

Kira also studies Sustainable Energy at Johns Hopkins University and focuses on creating models for rural revitalization that combine renewable energy, culture, and community empowerment. Her mission is to help preserve Japan’s traditions while building new opportunities for the future.

On her days off, she enjoys joining Kagura performances, exploring the mountains, and spending time with her neighbors in Kitahiroshima.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: I don't speak Japanese. Will I understand everything?
A: Yes! This event is entirely in English. Jordan and Kira will share their experiences in a way that's accessible to everyone.

Q: Do I need to commit to moving to Hiroshima?
A: Not at all. This is an information session. Come with questions, leave with insights. No pressure, no commitment.

Q: Will I be able to ask my own questions?
A: Absolutely. There's a dedicated Q&A session where you can ask Jordan and Kira anything.

Q: What if I can't attend the live session?
A: Register anyway! We'll send you a recording so you can watch at your convenience.

Q: Is this just a sales pitch for moving to Hiroshima?
A: No. This is a genuine conversation about real experiences—both the good and the challenging parts of rural life.

Organizer: Hiroshima prefecture, Hiroshima prefecture interaction and settlement of people promotion council
Co-organizer: NPO Furusato Kaiki Support Center
※The submitted personal information will be managed by the secretariat and will not be used for any purpose other than the activity and notification of various events held by Hiroshima Prefecture.


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