Tokyo Symphony Orchestra, a franchise orchestra based at the MUZA Kawasaki Symphony Hall
	Kawasaki strives to promote a positive image of the city and prompt a spillover effect into society and the economy through a variety of approaches, including promotion through music, film, and sports. Furthermore, the city encourages all of its citizens to take full advantage of the enjoyment that the Tama River offers, promoting measures based on the Tama River Plan that aim for the creation of lovely riverside areas. Kawasaki strives to develop a rich urban environment in which various aspects of society coexist through cultural and art activities throughout its communities.

		The nurturing and promotion of the charm of Kawasaki
		Promotion of cultural and artistic activities along with interaction among communities
		Promotion of the utilization of waterfront areas, including the Tama River

	■The Cultural Envoys of Kawasaki (in Japanese syllabic order)
				Mr. Yuki Atae (Doll Maker, Artisan)		Ms. Hisa Uzawa (Noh Actor)		Mr. Takashi Obara (Pianist)		Mr. Seiichiro Sato (Vocalist)
		Mr. Tadao Sato (President of the Japan Academy of Moving Images)		Ms. Mayumi Narita (Paralympics Medalist)		Mr. Kaizo Hayashi (Film Director, Producer)		Ms. Shiho Fujimura (Actress)		Mr. Taichi Yamada (Playwright)

	■Hometown Sports Promotion Partners				The FUJITSU Frontiers (American Football)
			The Kawasaki Frontale (Soccer)
	The NEC Red Rockets (Volleyball)		The TOSHIBA Brave Thunders (Male Basketball)		The TOSHIBA Baseball Team (Amateur Baseball)
	Mr. Daisuke Nakada (Trampoline)		The FUJITSU Red Wave (Female Basketball)

	The Tama River

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