Tokyo Kioicho Campus Students Participate in Public Relations and Awareness Activities at Kojimachi Police Station

Commemorative photo with the Metropolitan Police Department's symbolic mascot "Pipo-kun" (center)

Members of "TAKE 1" distributing tissues in cooperation with the police

On April 18, six students of the video production circle "TAKE1", which is active on the Tokyo Kioicho Campus, conducted a publicity campaign at the "Tokyo Garden Terrace Kioicho" (Chiyoda Ward, Tokyo) complex facility near the campus, conducted by the Kojimachi Police Station. In preparation for the G7 Hiroshima Summit, which will be held in Hiroshima on May 19-21, the police are stepping up their vigilance against terrorism targeting VIPs. As part of this activity, we received a request for cooperation from our university.Students wearing armbands that read, "Creating a city that does not tolerate terrorism," stood in the plaza with police officers and handed out tissue to visitors to the facility. While handing over the , he called for the prevention of terrorism.

Participating student Kentaro Ara (4th year Faculty of Media Studies) said, "By actively calling out to people passing by the plaza, I was able to communicate with the police officers. I was talking.