SDG Field Trip (School Program)
Peace & Nature's SDG field trip is a hands-on learning experience for students, who are thefuture of the Earth, to gain new insights into the SDGs through hands-on experience, thereby
broadening and deepening their knowledge of the SDGs and developing their human skills.
We will propose a program that best suits your needs. If you have any questions, please feel
free to contact us.
Outline of the program
We offer experience programs ranging from half a day to 2 nights and 3 days. We can arrange
multiple experience courses upon request.
Examples of experience courses (varies depending on the season)[1] Food and Farming
1-1. Growing pesticide-free rice (rice planting, harvesting, etc.)
1-2. Growing pesticide-free vegetables and herbs (soil preparation and edamame harvest,
onion harvest, aroma spray making, etc.)
Food education (making miso, natto, etc.)[2] Environment2-1. Satoyama and forest conservation activities (tree planting and clearing undergrowth,thinning and chopping firewood, etc.)2-2. Effective utilization of bamboo and forest/satoyama resources (bamboo felling andbamboo fence making, bamboo felling and bamboo powder making, straw weaving and straw
barrel making, etc.)
2-3. contribution to the local community (harvest sake rice, etc.)[3] Human Resource
3-1. Global communication
3-2. zazen/yoga
How to proceed with the program
P&N's SDG School Program consists of Steps 1, 2, and 3, and we hope that participants will
gain new insights. We will support the participants to think about what they can do now andwhat they can do in the future, and to improve their human skills.
Step 1 Orientation
First of all, let's learn, what is the SDGs? Environmental and social issues currently facing theworld and Japan.

Step 2 Action
Let's actually work on the SDGs with us! Rice planting, harvesting, farming, Satoyama
activities, forestry activities, cross-cultural communication, etc., and gain knowledge andawareness while learning new skills.
Step 3 Review
Discuss the findings and learning from Steps 1 & 2 in a group work session.
and how we should address the SDGs in the future.
Depending on the content of the experience, participants may be awarded a certificate ofattendance or a certificate of recognition.

◆Participation fee
Number of people

Basic fee (per person) [tax not included]■ Half-day course
10 to 20 people

5,000 yen

21 to 50 people

4,000 yen

51 people or more

3,000 yen

■ One-day course
10 to 20 people

7,000 yen

21 to 50 people

6,000 yen

51 people or more

5,000 yen

■ 2-day/1-night course
10 to 20 people

14,000 yen

21 to 50 people

12,000 yen

51 people or more

10,000 yen■ 3-day/2-night course
10 to 20 people

21,000 yen

21 to 50 people

18,000 yen

51 people or more

15,000 yen* Accommodations and costs are not included. We will suggest suitable accommodations foreach group.
For more information, please contact
NPO Hojin Peace & Nature
E-mail: info@peace-and-nature.com

[1] Environment
1-1. Pesticide-free rice cultivation
PHOTOS
1-2. Growing pesticide-free vegetables and herbs
PHOTOS
1-3. Food education
PHOTOS[2] Environment2-1. Satoyama and Forest Conservation Activities
PHOTOS

2-2. Effective utilization of bamboo, forests and satoyama resources
PHOTOS[3] Human Resource
3-1. Global communication
PHOTOS
3-2. Zazen/yoga
PHOTOS