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For the sixth consecutive year, awarded a contract for work related to Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture’s “Work Shift Project,” promoting the matching of urban talent with side-job opportunities at local SMEs and aiming to create a population with ties to the region

Mirai Works has been awarded Iwaki City's side-job talent utilization project for the sixth consecutive year. It will promote matching between urban professionals and small and medium-sized businesses in the city through seminars for local companies and support for posting job openings.

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Skill Shift
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)
Addressing the shortage of talent at small and medium-sized businesses in the cityDX PromotionNew BusinessesRegional RevitalizationRevitalization of Regional Economies
Launch date30 September 2026 (scheduled seminar date)
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Usage history

Awarded the contract for the sixth consecutive year. 98,000 registered professionals and 9,900 clients (as of 31 August 2026)

Relationship between the counterparty and the company
Mirai Works Inc.6563
Relationship with the Company

Mirai Works signed a collaboration agreement in March 2021 with Iwaki City, the Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Himawari Shinkin Bank, among others. For this project, it has been awarded a contract from Iwaki City and will work with the Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Himawari Shinkin Bank.

CounterpartyIwaki, Fukushima PrefectureIwaki Chamber of Commerce and IndustryHimawari Shinkin Bank

Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is located in the southern part of Fukushima Prefecture's Hamadōri region and is home to clusters of manufacturing, agriculture and fishing industries. The Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry is located in Taira, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, and is headed by Masaki Yoshio (正木 好男); it was established in April 1967. Himawari Shinkin Bank is headquartered in Taira, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, and is headed by Kamijo Hirohide (上條 博英); it was established in October 1923 and had ¥1.785 billion in capital contributions for FY2025.

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

Iwaki Industrial Creation Center IT Training Room (seminar venue)

Offering price

Seminar participation fee: Free

Impact on Business Performance

The impact on the Company's financial results is expected to be minor.

The company does not address Contract Value.

Source (materials cited by the company)

Iwaki City: “Future Vision (Iwaki 310,000-Person City Development Vision Formulation Project)”

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Names of Products / Services CoveredSkill Shift
CounterpartyIwaki, Fukushima Prefecture, Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Himawari Shinkin Bank
Counterparty overviewIwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, is located in the southern part of Fukushima Prefecture's Hamadōri region and is home to clusters of manufacturing, agriculture and fishing industries. The Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry is located in Taira, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, and is headed by Masaki Yoshio (正木 好男); it was established in April 1967. Himawari Shinkin Bank is headquartered in Taira, Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture, and is headed by Kamijo Hirohide (上條 博英); it was established in October 1923 and had ¥1.785 billion in capital contributions for FY2025.
Relationship with the CompanyMirai Works signed a collaboration agreement in March 2021 with Iwaki City, the Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Himawari Shinkin Bank, among others. For this project, it has been awarded a contract from Iwaki City and will work with the Iwaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry and Himawari Shinkin Bank.
Offering priceSeminar participation fee: Free
Launch date30 September 2026 (scheduled seminar date)
Applicable areaAddressing the shortage of talent at small and medium-sized businesses in the city, DX Promotion, New Businesses, Regional Revitalization, Revitalization of Regional Economies
LocationIwaki Industrial Creation Center IT Training Room (seminar venue)
Usage historyAwarded the contract for the sixth consecutive year. 98,000 registered professionals and 9,900 clients (as of 31 August 2026)
Impact on Business PerformanceThe impact on the Company's financial results is expected to be minor.
SourceIwaki City: “Future Vision (Iwaki 310,000-Person City Development Vision Formulation Project)”
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The shortage of specialized professionals at small and medium-sized businesses in Iwaki City is becoming increasingly severe, making it urgent to address management challenges such as promoting digital transformation and launching new businesses.

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