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25th-30th September 2023 Save the Date!! 25th-30th September 2023 ITC Fukuoka 2023 will be held onsite, WARNINGA phishing email from ops@travellerpoint.org has been sent to some participants of the conference claiming accommodation/hotel arrangements for September 2023. We do not make travel arrangements though nor do we work with a travel agency. Please delete this email - do not open - do not share details or personal info. |
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25th-30th September 2023 Save the Date!! ITC Fukuoka 2023 will be held onsite, but the conference holding style may change depending on circumstances. WARNINGA phishing email from ops@travellerpoint.org has been sent to some participants of the conference claiming accommodation/hotel arrangements for September 2023. We do not make travel arrangements though nor do we work with a travel agency. Please delete this email - do not open - do not share details or personal info. |
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In Japan, since ancient times there has been a tradition of using a decorative string called Mizuhiki for wrapping gifts. There are various motifs, materials, and ways of tying Mizuhiki, and each has its own particular meaning. The logo for the ITC Fukuoka 2023 is a graphic representation of a "plum knot" Mizuhiki, based on the motif of the plum, the prefectural flower of Fukuoka, where the conference will be held. The plum is a flower that endures the harsh winter and welcomes spring, expressing the joy of finally being able to reunite with friends. Once tied, the plum knot cannot be easily untied, and is therefore considered to be very auspicious, symbolizing "strong bonds," "protection from evil," and "better fortune."
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