Fukushima Prefecture will hold a Fukushima GAP Challenge Seminar under the title, 'Reading the Times: Building the Future of Fukushima with GAP,' as shown below.

Fukushima Prefecture will hold its 3rd GAP Fair at Gran-Eat Ginza, a buffet restaurant in Tokyo that uses GAP-certified produce.

Fukushima Prefecture will hold a GAP Fair at the Nihonbashi Fukushima-kan MIDETTE antenna shop, to showcase GAP-certified produce grown in Fukushima and create an opportunity for consumers to meet directly with producers and buy their products.

We received many messages of support for Fukushima agriculture from visitors to the Food Expo!

We received enthusiastic comments from GAP-certified producers who exhibited at the Food Expo.

Fukushima Prefecture had Fukushima GAP Challenge booths at the Fukushima Pride Seasonal Agricultural and Marine Product Food Expo – Food Tasting and Business Discussions that was held on Wednesday, July 17, 2019 at the Royal Park Hotel in Tokyo.

An interim report on the Fukushima GAP Challenge project was presented by the Environmental Conservation and Agriculture Section of Fukushima Prefecture's Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries Department during the Fukushima GAP Challenge Seminar held on Friday February 15, 2019 in Koriyama City.

On Friday February 15, 2019, we held a Fukushima GAP Challenge Seminar at Koriyama Yuracs Atami.

Japan Harvest 2018 Marunouchi Farm was held on Saturday November 3 and Sunday 4 in Marunouchi, Tokyo.

Fukushima will attend Japan Harvest 2018, an event held in Marunouchi, Tokyo that showcases food made in Japan.