Nagasaki Prefecture Launches Digital Nomad Acceptance Program
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Nagasaki Prefecture has initiated Japan's first Digital Nomad Acceptance Promotion Project to attract international remote workers. The program includes free online workshops aimed at local businesses and individuals, starting in August 2025.
Overview of the Program
Nagasaki Prefecture is launching its Digital Nomad Acceptance Promotion Project, aiming to attract digital nomads and promote sustainable community engagement. The initiative, undertaken by Yuugyo Co., is the first of its kind in Japan and focuses on increasing the region's appeal to remote workers from around the world.
Online Workshops
Starting today, Nagasaki is accepting applications for online workshops aimed at fostering local talent. These sessions are free and targeted at individuals and businesses in the region. The workshops will run from August 2025 and will cover various topics related to digital nomadism. Participants who complete all five sessions will receive a certificate, which may offer benefits for future digital nomad initiatives.
Who Can Participate
The program is open to:
- Residents of Nagasaki Prefecture (regardless of nationality)
- Local businesses and employees, including those in hospitality, tourism, IT, and government sectors.
Key Dates
- Workshop Start Date: August 2025
- Program Duration: October 13, 2025, to November 14, 2025
Participants can register for the workshops through a dedicated Google Form. Additionally, a pre-session briefing will take place on August 4, where potential attendees can ask questions and gain more insight into the program.
Future Goals
The initiative aims to position Nagasaki as a global hub for digital nomads, integrating historical and cultural experiences into the remote work lifestyle. By enhancing local understanding of digital nomad needs and creating a supportive environment, the program seeks to establish Nagasaki as a destination where visitors can forge deeper connections through longer stays.