[Available for interview] Local elementary school students release young ayu fish

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Green Co-op, in collaboration with the Yamakuni River Fishery Cooperative, will conduct a release of young ayu fish by local elementary school students on May 12, 2026. This is part of their efforts to conserve the Yamakuni River environment and achieve coexistence with nature, with approximately 3,000 young ayu to be released.

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Green Co-op, in collaboration with the Yamakuni River Fishery Cooperative, will conduct a release of young ayu fish by local elementary school students on May 12, 2026. This is part of their efforts to conserve the Yamakuni River environment and achieve coexistence with nature, with approximately 3,000 young ayu to be released.

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Green Co-op Community (Headquarters: Hakata-ku, Fukuoka City; Representative Director: Yoko Hidaka; hereinafter "Green Co-op"), a general incorporated association composed of 16 co-ops mainly in Western Japan, along with Green Co-op Consumers' Co-operative Union and Green Co-op Milk Co., Ltd., will jointly conduct a release of young ayu fish by local elementary school students with the Yamakuni River Fishery Cooperative (Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture) on Tuesday, May 12, 2026. Scenes from last year's release (May 2025) This initiative aims to improve understanding and interest in environmental conservation of the Yamakuni River by releasing young ayu with local elementary school students. This year, children from Nakatsu City Misato Elementary School and Nakatsu City Shimogo Elementary School will participate and release young ayu. At the end of the activity, there will also be an experience of tasting grilled ayu, allowing them to feel the blessings of nature. [Background of the initiative] Green Co-op has been supporting the Yamakuni River Fishery Cooperative's "Yamakuni River Environmental Conservation and Fish Breeding Protection Activities" since 2024. This year, approximately 3,000 young ayu fish are scheduled to be released. Green Co-op will continue its efforts in releasing living organisms, aiming for coexistence between the community and nature. Green Co-op's initiatives to protect the rich nature of the Yamakuni River https://milk.greencoop.or.jp/saveyamakunigawa/ [Event Outline] Date & Time: Tuesday, May 12, 2026, 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM (Cancelled in case of rain) Location: Release point behind Green Co-op Milk Co., Ltd. (along the Yamakuni River) 1237-1 Uso, Yamakuni-machi, Nakatsu City, Oita Prefecture Participants: Misato Elementary School 3rd graders, Shimogo Elementary School 4th and 5th graders (20 children), 4-6 accompanying teachers, Oita Prefectural Government Northern Development Bureau, 2-3 Nakatsu City officials, 10-12 Green Co-op related person

[Available for interview] Local elementary school students release young ayu fish

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