Key Facts
• Princess Nobuko of Mikasa, aged 70, arrived in Kagoshima on October 22.
• She visited Imamura Farm in Aira City, focusing on organic farming practices.
• The visit included interactions with young producers and local officials.
• Princess Nobuko experienced cucumber harvesting and tasted miso with smiles.
• Imamura Farm owner, Yuhei Imamura, appreciated her kind and attentive demeanor.
• She also met award-winning producers at Shiroyama Hotel Kagoshima.
• The 27th National Agriculture Summit in Kagoshima began on October 23.
• Approximately 2,000 participants from across Japan are expected over two days.
• The summit aims to improve agricultural management and regional development.
• Princess Nobuko is scheduled to return to Tokyo on October 23 afternoon.
Summary
Princess Nobuko of Mikasa visited Kagoshima on October 22 to attend the 27th National Agriculture Summit. During her visit, she toured Imamura Farm in Aira City, learning about organic farming and engaging with young producers. She participated in cucumber harvesting and enjoyed tasting miso, expressing her appreciation for the farm’s efforts. At Shiroyama Hotel Kagoshima, she interacted with award-winning producers recognized by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries. The summit, which began on October 23, gathers approximately 2,000 participants to discuss agricultural management and regional development. Princess Nobuko is set to return to Tokyo later on October 23.
