Staff from Gifu Prefectural Government visited our office

On 27 Jun, Assistant Director and Section Manager, Mr SAKAI Hiroki; Manager, Ms ITO Maki; and Officer, Ms OZEKI Yukiko from the International Affairs Division of Gifu Prefectural Government visited the CLAIR Sydney office to discuss the promotional events the Prefectural Government are holding in Australia in September.

The Gifu Prefectural Government has been promoting Gifu specialties and local products, such as Hida beef and ceramic ware, as well as Gifu Prefecture’s tourist destinations, to markets overseas. They have also been preparing for a promotional event to be held in Sydney and Melbourne in September, which aims to lift the brand strength of Gifu Prefecture in Australia.

CLAIR Sydney will continue to support these promotional activities of Gifu Prefectural Government.

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