Would you like to join the Children's Eco Club?
Updated: April 5, 2017
The city cooperates with the "Children's Eco Club" project run by the Japan Environmental Association.
Why not register with the "Children's Eco Club" and participate in various environment-related projects?
Children's Eco Club Overview
Children's Eco Club Brochure
The Children's Eco Club is an environmental activity club that anyone from infants (3 years old) to high school students can participate in. By supporting children's environmental conservation activities and environmental studies, we help children deepen their broad understanding of the relationship between people and the environment, develop a sense of respect for nature, and the ability to think and act on their own to solve environmental problems. The purpose is to expand the circle of local environmental conservation activities.
We look forward to your participation.
Target age for members: 3 to 18 years old (high school students can register as supporters)
Registration fee/annual fee: Free
Note: This project is being carried out by the Japan Environment Association, which has taken over the ``Children's Eco Club'' project that had been implemented by the Ministry of the Environment since 1995.
Children's Eco Club Pamphlet (PDF: 3,780KB)
Joining the Children's Eco Club
earth ranger badge
1. You will receive tools and other items that will be useful for your activities.
You will receive a "Member's Handbook" and "Children's Eco Club News," which contains the latest environmental news.
2. You can participate in social networking sites to promote your activities.
By registering your activities on a social networking site, you can receive "advice" and "applause."
3. You can become an Earth Ranger by reporting your activities.
If you report your activities five times a year, you will become an Earth Ranger! If you continue your activities for three years, you will receive a "silver badge," and if you continue for six years, you will receive a "gold badge."
4. You will receive information about environmental events and other events.
You will receive information about events held by countries, companies, etc. to the email address you registered.
Flow of activities from registration
- STEP1 Gather your friends
Create a club by gathering friends (3 to 18 years old) who will be doing activities together and adults (20 years old or older) who will support the activities, and register. You can also register as a family.
You can register from the new registration at the bottom of the page, or download the registration form and send it to the national office or the Children's Eco Club regional office by email, fax, or mail.
- STEP2 Receive tools useful for activities
1. members badge
2. Member notebook (distributed for 100 yen per copy)
- STEP3 Participate in projects announced by the secretariat and engage in modest environmental activities.
1. Ecological Action: Environmental activities that children independently carry out based on their interests.
2. Ecological Training Activities to engage in environmental activities and learning programs posted on the "Children's Eco Club" website
3． Other Participation in other organizations' environment-related projects, with the Children's Eco Club acting as an intermediary and making the information known via email etc.
- STEP4 Report your activities
Submit a report to the Children's Eco Club's " Activity Report - Everyone's Ecological Action" You will receive applause from viewers and advice from environmental counselors, etc.
New/continuing registration page
Enter registered club information, representative supporter contact information, and whether or not you need activity tools, etc., and register.
New/continuing registration page ( https://www.j-ecoclub.jp/club_entry/ )
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Inquiries regarding this page
Inagi City Urban Environment Development Department Green and Environment Division
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi-shi, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-378-9719
