Summary

Hokkaido will hold a relocation consultation event in Tokyo on July 11, bringing together municipalities, companies and organizations for people considering a move to the region.

Hokkaido will hold the “Hokkaido Relocation Consultation Event 2026 in Tokyo” on July 11, 2026, at Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan in Yurakucho.

What happened

The event is co-hosted with the Hokkaido Migration and Exchange Promotion Council and is designed for people considering relocation or long-term settlement in Hokkaido. According to the release, admission is free.

Why it matters

Relocation events are part of Hokkaido’s broader efforts to address regional population issues and connect municipalities with people interested in new work and lifestyle opportunities. For international readers, the event is also a useful indicator of how Hokkaido markets itself not only as a travel destination, but also as a place to live and work.

Key details

  • Date: July 11, 2026
  • Time: 10:30 to 17:00, with final reception at 16:30
  • Venue: Tokyo Kotsu Kaikan, 12th floor Diamond Hall
  • Address: 2-10-1 Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
  • Exhibitors: 61 groups, including 49 municipalities and 12 companies or organizations
  • Admission: Free

For international readers

While the event is mainly aimed at residents of Japan, it reflects a larger regional strategy: attracting people, skills and businesses to Hokkaido. The topic may be relevant to companies, remote workers and investors following regional revitalization in Japan.

Source: PR TIMES / Hokkaido Government. This HBTP draft summarizes the original Japanese release for international readers and does not use source images as the featured image.

Source Details

Source PR TIMES / Hokkaido Government
Original Title 「北海道移住相談会2026in東京」を7月11日に開催します!
Original Published 2026-06-01 08:56:00
Region Hokkaido
Target Reader businesses
Review Status needs_review
Risk Level normal
Original Source PR TIMES / Hokkaido Government

Editor Note

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