[Implementation Report: R5 Couple Anniversary Tourism Project] May 16: Miyakojima Liaison Meeting + Wedding Photography Seminar—Registration
１. We Held the Miyako Island Liaison Meeting for the Couples' Anniversary Tourism Project
2. Location:
① Miyako Island Future Creation Center Training Room
② Online
3. Content
Okinawa Prefecture Couple Anniversary Tourism Expansion Project: Miyakojima Liaison Committee
Time: May 16, Reiwa 5, 10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Contents:
1) Introduction of Attendees
2) Organizer's Remarks
3) Release of Statistical Data from Okinawa Prefecture
4) Overview of the Business
5) Introduction to the Initiatives of the Okinawa Resort Wedding Association
6) Matchmaking and Business Card Exchange Event
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SHUNJI MIYOSHI Wedding Photography Seminar
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The Wedding Photography Seminar in Miyakojima (held on May 16) was attended by 20 participants.・
○ Goal:
Even if you have excellent photography skills and communication abilities, if you can’t convey them to others, I don’t think you’ll be able to take your work to the next level. Therefore, you’ll gain a solid understanding of everything from the basics to advanced techniques and learn how to effectively communicate them to others. You’ll also master fundamental techniques—such as composition—that facilitate smooth communication and help you avoid problems.
Twenty photographers gathered on Kurima Island in Furushima, where they learned essential aspects of photography—including communication, equipment selection, how to choose and create lighting, and shooting techniques for different subjects—through hands-on beach photography sessions.
We had planned to recruit about 10 people—ranging from aspiring photographers to those already working in the wedding photography industry—but we ended up with 20 applicants!
The location is the trendy Kurima Island!
Kurima Island Remote Islands Promotion Comprehensive Center
On this occasion, the residents of Kurima Island took the initiative in helping with this training program by mowing the grass in the parking lot, arranging for the beach photo shoot, and making arrangements for the photo shoot at a scenic spot featuring greenery.
Starting this year, there have been so many film crews on Kurima Island that they’ve been lining up.
Since we’ve gone to the trouble of making this great location shoot on Kima Island a reality, I’d like to implement systems and other measures to make the filming process more transparent!
Professor SHUNJI MIYOSHI