Home Stage of the G7 Kagawa-Takamatsu Information and Communications Ministers' Meeting
Kagawa International Conference Center
On April 28th and 4th, 29, it served as the main stage for the Information and Communications Ministers' Meeting, which was held for the first time in about 30 years as part of the G2 framework. In addition to an interpreter booth that supports six languages, it is a full-fledged and dignified conference hall that can accommodate a variety of meetings, including three waiting rooms and a spacious foyer.
In particular, from the open front of the conference hall and the special waiting room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful Seto Inland Sea with its blue sea and green islands.
In particular, from the open front of the conference hall and the special waiting room, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful Seto Inland Sea with its blue sea and green islands.
Sunport Hall 1st Small Hall
It served as the main venue for the multi-stakeholder meeting that was held in parallel with the main meeting. Professor Murai, Dean of the Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Keio University, as well as leading experts on ICT mainly from the private sector, including domestic and international companies and academic institutions, gathered together to exchange a variety of opinions.
The 300-seat audience seating slopes for easy viewing, creating a space that enhances the sense of unity between the creator and audience, the stage and the audience.
The 300-seat audience seating slopes for easy viewing, creating a space that enhances the sense of unity between the creator and audience, the stage and the audience.
Sunport Hall 2nd Small Hall
Equipped with a 300-seat movable seating area and a split stage that can be lowered and lowered, this is a hall venue that can dynamically change its layout. It served as the venue for a joint press conference of the GXNUMX Kagawa-Takamatsu Information and Communications Ministers' Meeting, where the results of the two-day discussions were reported.
Sunport Takamatsu Decks Galleria/Exhibition Hall
An exhibition event on ICT was held by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in conjunction with the G7 Kagawa-Takamatsu Information and Communications Ministers' Meeting. At Decks Galleria (photo left), you can hold events in an open space where you can feel the sunlight and a pleasant breeze from the sea. It can be used for a variety of purposes, such as various exhibitions held alongside events, demonstrations such as events, and exchange activities such as lectures.
Ritsurin Park Commerce and Industry Promotion Hall
On the 29th, representatives from the G7 countries and the EU visited Ritsurin Park, which is famous as Japan's leading garden of feudal lords, and enjoyed the varied and beautiful scenery that is said to be seen with every step. The building in the background of the commemorative photo is the Commerce and Industry Promotion Center, which was reopened in August 2015. While the exterior retains the charm of the building built in the Meiji era, the interior has been completely redesigned. At the North Building of the Commerce and Industry Promotion Center, where the luncheon sponsored by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications was held, we had a relaxing time surrounded by the beautiful pine trees and green light of the lawn.
