[2 Years After the Noto Peninsula Earthquake] An accounting firm staff member from Nanao City, who was also a disaster victim, takes on the challenge of regional recovery.

Anshin Keiei wo Support Suru Kai (Location: Nakano-ku, Tokyo; Chairman: Hiroyuki Kubota) https://www.ansin.jp/ announces that its member firm, Hata Management Group, will hold a medium-term management plan seminar titled "Shogun no Hi (Shogun's Day) in Noto" on April 9, 2026, in Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture.

This seminar is a program designed for Noto business owners to step away from their daily routines and formulate a "medium-term management plan" looking five years into the future of their companies.

Two years have passed since the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, and the region is currently in the midst of recovery. New buildings are gradually appearing on cleared land, and funds for reconstruction, such as subsidies and loans, have begun to circulate. For business owners who were struggling just to survive the next day immediately after the disaster, what they are now seeking is clarity on the "direction" their companies should take moving forward.

The Hata Management Group, which has continued to support local business owners from the closest possible position, has decided to hold this seminar to assist in their sustainable recovery.

Overview

【Date and Time】Thursday, April 9, 2026, 10:00 – 17:30

【Location】Nanao City Cultural Hall (38 Wo, Honfuchu-machi, Nanao City, Ishikawa Prefecture, 926-0021)

【Target Audience】Accounting firms, business owners

【Content】(1) Lecture session (2) Practical session (Self-analysis, creation of management philosophy, setting annual goals)

　　　　*Media coverage of the event, including participant feedback and organizer comments, is welcome.

【Please contact the following if you wish to cover this event.】

Anshin Keiei wo Support Suru Kai Secretariat / Public Relations: Momoka Inomata

TEL: 03-5365-1500 (MOBILE: 080-3388-9788)

MAIL: ansinkeiei@mapka.jp

Background: The desperate voices of business owners asking, "How can I survive tomorrow?"

Following the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in January 2024 and the subsequent heavy rain disasters, businesses in Noto suffered immense damage. The Hata Management Group...