Kawasaki City Representative Assembly for Foreign Residents
In the assembly, foreign residents discuss everyday issues that affect them in their communities.
What does the assembly do?
The assembly meets eight or nine times a year. During these meetings, participants discuss issues and challenges facing foreign residents in everyday life in their communities. They then present the content of their discussions in a report to the mayor and submit proposals regarding actions they would like to have taken.

How does someone become a representative?
A Representatives are recruited for a two-year term. They are selected from among all applicants by the nominating committee and are then formally commissioned by the mayor.
Would you like to observe an Assembly Meeting?
―Anyone is welcome to come and observe the meetings!―
In addition, we may participate in events and surveys
The Open Forum
International Festival In Kawasaki
The citizen’s festival
Further Information Link to Newsletter
Inquiries
The Human Rights and Gender Equality Office, Citizen Culture Bureau, Kawasaki City Office
Kawasaki Frontier Building 9F, 11-2 Ekimaehoncho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City 210-0007
tel: 044-200-2359 fax: 044-200-3914 E-mail: 25gaikok@city.kawasaki.jp