"Fukushima Food Communication" Told by High School Students ~ Office Manager Rina Shiine, First Editor-in-Chief Chika Kanno (Part 1)

So that people in this society no longer have to be conscious of Fukushima's existence in a positive sense - "Fukushima Food Communication Told by High School Students" Office Manager Rina Shiine, First Editor-in-Chief Chika Kanno (Part 1)

In 2015, "Fukushima Food Communication Told by High School Students" was launched as the only publication in Japan with an editorial team made up entirely of high school students. It began with a thought from then-second-year high school student and first Editor-in-Chief Chika Kanno (21): "It frustrated me to see Fukushima, which I love more than anything, misunderstood by everyone." Five terms have passed since the founding, and Office Manager Rina Shiine-san (39), who has stayed by these high school students' side the whole time, will look back with her on the journey the food communication has taken up to this transitional period, and discuss their plans for the future.

Source: Japan Food Communication Alliance (Reporting and text by Saeko Yasuda), Translation: Food Communication Taiwan Office

High School Student Food Communication: https://taberufukushima.tumblr.com/