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Popularizing Japan’s “Mother and Child Health Handbook” Overseas

  • Popularizing Japan’s “Mother and Child Health Handbook” Overseas
  • Fukuda Kiyoko delivering a speech on May 14, 2004, in her capacity as advisor to the Association to Promote the Mother-Child Health Handbook, alongside fellow advisor Kōmura Haruko (right).

    Fukuda Kiyoko delivering a speech on May 14, 2004, in her capacity as advisor to the Association to Promote the Mother-Child Health Handbook, alongside fellow advisor Kōmura Haruko (right).

  • MCH Handbooks are distributed free of charge to expectant and nursing Japanese women living overseas by the Association to Promote the Mother-Child Health Handbook.

    MCH Handbooks are distributed free of charge to expectant and nursing Japanese women living overseas by the Association to Promote the Mother-Child Health Handbook.

  • Some of the MCH Handbooks created in Vietnamese, Korean, Indonesian, and other languages. These handbooks are helping to improve mother and infant health in various countries.

    Some of the MCH Handbooks created in Vietnamese, Korean, Indonesian, and other languages. These handbooks are helping to improve mother and infant health in various countries.

  • Fukuda Kiyoko holding the promotional mascot of Gunma Prefecture, “Gunma-chan.” She was in the prefecture as part of her effort to promote the MCH Handbook in Japan and overseas.

    Fukuda Kiyoko holding the promotional mascot of Gunma Prefecture, “Gunma-chan.” She was in the prefecture as part of her effort to promote the MCH Handbook in Japan and overseas.

  • A scene from Fukuda Kiyoko’s interview with Nippon.com senior editor Shiraishi Takashi (president of the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies).

    A scene from Fukuda Kiyoko’s interview with Nippon.com senior editor Shiraishi Takashi (president of the National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies).

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