Hirosaki Creators Bank, a project to recruit game creators in Hirosaki, will hold guidance on November 17th.

Organized by the game planning and production company "Design Act" (Shibuya-ku, Tokyo), this project enables students to use their skills through remote work to support themselves while living in Aomori. The purpose is to suppress the depopulation of human resources in Aomori and activate the IT industry.

A total of 20 people participated in the project that started in 2016 (Heisei 28), and 6 people who cleared the challenges actually received orders for games and graphics work in Tokyo. It is said that in addition to ordering work, it may also give guidance and issues for skill improvement by active designers.

Hiroki Koyama, who has been with us since the first year, worked for a game company in Tokyo, but made a U-turn to Hirosaki due to his poor physical condition. “When I was looking for a similar job, I couldn't find it, and when I gave up halfway and was thinking about a completely different occupation, I found Hirosaki Creators Bank,” he recalls.

Mr. Koyama, who is currently at home, is doing various design work including character illustrations. "For those who have individual circumstances that make it difficult to leave Aomori or who have no experience in actual work, I would like them to participate without hesitation because they are in rural areas. I think there are many places where I can do more than I think." Call.

On the day of the guidance, we will report on the project's performance and explain the project, and Mr. Koyama will also participate. Guidance participation is required to apply for the project, and applicants apply from the dedicated form.

Holding time is from 15:00 to 17:00. Free to join.