Hiroko is an organizer of ecovillage promotion movement and an educator for sustainable societies manifesting, with the ScienZ Method from AsOne Suzuka Community’s 20 years experience, in which there are innovative social systems of human relationship building, education, one-household economy freed from money and some others. Their activities are based on the studies of human and societies through practices as an open-style urban eco-village. Especially she has concentrated on how people can keep conversation easily without any conflicts and how people can work together with no hierarchy. It means for people’s relationship to be sustainable understanding each other from their true heart. As the result, she has created the learning program, named “the College to Listen to people” since 2014, as well as she has conducted the EDE course in Japan since 2017. In addition to them, she has started the annual series of convergence in Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto with main organizations and universities of Japan since 2015.
For more accelerating Ecovillage Promotion Movement, now she is preparing to establish the authorized professional Academy for sustainable societies manifesting in Suzuka city, JAPAN.
A member of Environmental Council of Suzuka city(2012;2013),
Founder member of Kyoto Institute for Sustainable Social Systems; KIESS (2000–),
Bachelor of Education (Hirioshima University),
Study: Jürgen Habermas（Study course of Waseda University Graduated school)
Theses: JFM in India (Traditional forest management of India, “2002 KIESS Report”), Self-Help-Management of India’s special micro-credit, KIESS Report 2003
Translation: “Neem A tree for solving global problems” (2005, 2010 National Reserch Council US)
Articles:
*One Household Economy in city AsOne Network Suzuka Community
: The Presencing Institute, Transforming Capitalism Lab
*Interview with Professor Hahn: Sustainable City and People
: As One Network NEWS, April, 2019
*As-One Community, Japan:Could our community be fossil-free by 2020?
:GEN(Global Ecovillage Network) International News Letters January 2016
A residential project: people live here as their primary home.
An institution, business, network, or project that isn’t a residence (e.g. a learning center, farm, or network with no one living there full-time).
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