Information Magazine on Gender Equality Soleil

What is "Soleil"...

"Soleil" is an information magazine about gender equality published once a year in Inagi City.
This is an information magazine that addresses local themes such as community, workplace, and home from the perspective of gender equality, aiming to realize a society where everyone can live vibrantly and authentically.

Distribution Locations

We distribute materials at city facilities such as the Gender Equality Promotion Center and the Cultural Center.
If you are a business in the city, it is also possible to send it by mail if you contact us.

Origin of 'Soleil'

"Soleil" is derived from the French word for the sun, which is famously known as the phrase "In the beginning, woman was the sun" from the founding declaration of the magazine "Seito".
This is a name given through a public call from citizens, and it has been replaced with a gentle-sounding French word in hiragana.

Reiwa Year 6 Soleil No. 36

• No. 36 (PDF 11.0MB)

[Feature] Preparing for Parental Care and Inheritance: Using Care Services with Peace of Mind

Care for Older Adults and the sick, as well as inheritance after death, are common issues seen in citizen consultations and Inagi Women's Counseling.
Therefore, this time we interviewed about what to do to prepare for nursing care and inheritance.

Other Content

• Inagi Person, Yoshiko Sugiura (Hometown Athlete)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 1
  Job hunting know-how you can use from tomorrow: "Documents that get through and interviews that succeed" (Women's Work Support Caravan)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 2
  Essential Crime Prevention Knowledge You Should Know
• The Importance of Women's Health
• Disaster Prevention from a Women's Perspective

Fiscal Year 2023 Soleil 35th Issue

• 35th Issue (PDF 2.1MB)

[Feature] Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 2 - Lecture by Masako Wakamiya - To Enjoy Life to the Fullest, Have the Courage to Challenge Yourself

At the age of 58, Masako Wakamiya learned to use a computer on her own, and at 81, she developed the game app "hinadan". She is currently active as the world's oldest programmer, and we learned the secrets to continuing to challenge ourselves in various ways during the 100-year life era from her.

Other Content

• Inagi Person: Shiho Natsume (Manager of Station Hotel Chabo)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 1
  Don't miss out on the "Steps to Job Searching" (Women's Job Support Caravan) by saying "I didn't know."

Fiscal Year 2022 Soleil 34th Issue

• 34th Issue (PDF 2.4MB)

[Feature] The Child Care Leave Law has been revised - Aiming for a society where everyone can work easily

The Child Care Leave Act has been revised so that everyone can balance work and child-rearing with peace of mind. What exactly has been mandated and what has become possible? Here are the key points about the Child Care Leave Act.

Other Content

• Yukiko Takagi from Inagi (Acupuncturist, Member of the Inagi City Consumer Affairs Center Management Council)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 1
  To Be Your Shining Self (Tama Branch Mini Seminar)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 2
  Learn about the unconscious biases within yourself - Understanding Unconscious Bias

Fiscal Year 2021 Soleil 33rd Issue

• 33rd Issue (PDF 2.3MB)

[Feature] Are you suffering from violence from your spouse or partner? Don't suffer alone, seek consultation.

Violence includes not only physical acts such as hitting and kicking, but also psychological violence such as verbal abuse, ignoring, and checking phones or emails without permission, as well as sexual violence.
Violence is absolutely unacceptable. Do not suffer alone; consult a nearby support service.

Other Content

• Do you know? SDGs
• Kenta Hashi from Inagi (Chairman of the Inagi City Gender Equality Promotion Council)
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 1
  Enhancing Likability and Communication Skills: A 10-Minute Daily Habit
• Gender Equality Promotion Seminar 2
  Anger Management: The First Step to Building Better Relationships

Soleil 1st Issue to 22nd Issue

• 32rd Issue (PDF 2.5MB)
• 31st Issue (PDF 5.4MB)
• 30th Issue (PDF 2.0MB)
• 29th Issue (PDF 2.6MB)
• 28th Issue (PDF 2.2MB)
• 27th Issue (PDF 3.4MB)
• 26th Issue (PDF 2.9MB)
• 25th Issue (PDF 3.7MB)
• 24th Issue (PDF 3.0MB)
• 23rd Issue (PDF 2.9MB)
• 22nd Issue (PDF 3.1MB)
• 21st Issue (PDF 2.8MB)
• 20th Issue (PDF 2.8MB)
• 19th Issue (PDF 2.9MB)
• 18th Issue (PDF 3.2MB)
• 17th Issue (PDF 3.3MB)
• 16th Issue (PDF 3.3MB)
• 15th Issue (PDF 3.0MB)
• 14th Issue (PDF 2.7MB)
• 13th Issue (PDF 2.8MB)
• 12th Issue (PDF 2.6MB)
• 11th Issue (PDF 3.1MB)
• 10th Issue (PDF 2.6MB)
• 9th Issue (PDF 2.5MB)
• 8th Issue (PDF 3.1MB)
• 6th Issue and 7th Issue (PDF 5.7MB)
• 5th Issue (PDF 2.8MB)
• 2nd Issue and 3rd Issue (PDF 5.1MB)
• 1st Issue (PDF 2.5MB)