The "Lifelong Learning Administration of Inagi City" has been featured in a national magazine.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' training institution magazine "International Cultural Training" (Autumn 2017 issue) featured "Lifelong Learning Administration of Inagi City, Tokyo".

• "Lifelong Learning Administration of Inagi City, Tokyo" From "Connecting" to "Supporting" (PDF 1.5MB)

You can view it at major libraries across the country

The "International Cultural Training" journal (VOL97 Autumn Issue) published by the National Association of Municipalities International Cultural Training Institute (under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, etc.) features a special article at the beginning about the national training session for municipal employees and council members held in February 2017, titled "From Lifelong Learning Administration in Inagi City, Tokyo: Connecting to Supporting Each Other." The lecturer was Toshiyuki Shimomichi (Social Education Officer). Inagi City is realizing steady promotion of Lifelong Learning, such as the establishment and development of Inagi IC College, without increasing the number of employees or the budget. The efforts and ingenuity of Inagi City, exemplified by the principle that "continuity is strength," have been selected by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications as a national model.

For more details, please visit the websites of libraries nationwide and the National Municipal International Cultural Training Institute (Note: links available). The section introducing Inagi City can be found on the Inagi City Website (Note: PDF download).

• National Association of Municipalities International Cultural Training Institute Journal "International Cultural Training" VOL.97(External Link)

The Lifelong Learning administration of Inagi City has been attracting national attention, especially since the publication of the "Inagi City Lifelong Learning Promotion Plan" in 1996. Since the formulation of the "Third Inagi City Lifelong Learning Promotion Plan" published in March 2012, it has also been responsible for the annual "Social Education Director Training Course" (organized by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) starting from the fiscal year 2013.