Kakeizu Sakusei Daiko Center Begins Free PDF Distribution of 'My Family Tree Story (Historie)' to Promote Family Tree Culture

# Title Free PDF Provision of "My Family Tree Story (Historie)" Original Text and Special Materials Begun | Passing Family Tree Culture to the Next Generation

# Content Kakeizu Sakusei Daiko Center Co., Ltd. (Sapporo, Hokkaido; Representative Director/Administrative Scrivener: Munetaka Watanabe) has begun providing free PDF versions of the original text of "My Family Tree Story (Historie)" and related special materials to promote family tree culture.

Our company has conducted over 5,000 family tree investigations to date and currently receives more than 300 consultations per month.

In recent years, with the growing interest in "Shukatsu" (end-of-life planning), family history, and root-finding, we have heard more people saying they want to preserve their family's history as a story.

Therefore, to make family tree culture and family records feel more accessible, we have started offering the original text and special materials of "My Family Tree Story (Historie)" for free. This work depicts family history, regional memories, and the theme of "where did I come from?" discovered through census and ancestral research.

Additionally, as special materials, you can view the "Selected 5 Chapters" version of "The 1,000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)."

A family tree is not just a record; it is a culture that passes down family and regional history to the next generation. We will continue our activities to spread family tree culture through stories and materials.

# Provided Materials - "My Family Tree Story (Historie)" Original Text | Full story part - "The 1,000-Year Family Tree Story (Historie)" Special PDF | Selected 5 Chapters

These materials are available as a benefit for email newsletter subscribers.

# Representative Comment Munetaka Watanabe, Representative Director/Administrative Scrivener: "In family tree investigations, we encounter not only a connection of names but also the history of how families lived and the memories of regions. We published these materials in story format to make family tree culture feel closer to you. I would be happy if this serves as an opportunity to think about your family and ancestors."