京都光華大学イベントでメンバーが活躍 | A Member Shines at Kyoto Koka University Event

F.I.Y.メンバーの京都光華大学社会学部社会共創学科1年の福崎妃陽さんが，2026年5月31日に同学で開催された「社会学部社会共創学科 開設記念シンポジウム」で司会を務めました．

シンポジウムでは，NHK連続テレビ小説『虎に翼』の脚本を手がけられた脚本家・小説家の吉田恵里香氏による「『はて？』から始まる社会共創 ― 声をあげることの大切さ」をテーマとする講演がおこなわれました．

講演で吉田さんが「大学生だからこそ食わず嫌いをせず色んな世界を飛び込んで欲しい，もし嫌いと思ったジャンルがあったら何が嫌いなのか明確にした方がいい」とアドバイスされたのに対して，福崎さんはこれまでの自分を振り返り，「何となく嫌い」だとか，「みんなが嫌いだから嫌い」と思っていた点が多く、何が嫌いなのか明確にするということを心掛けようと決心したとのこと．

また，吉田さんがジェンダーについて脚本を書かれることが多いなかで，「差別という言葉は軽々に使ってよいのか」，「ジェンダーの捉え方は人それぞれであり，だからこそジェンダーという概念を受け入れる世界になって欲しい」とおっしゃっていた部分に共感したとのことでした．

「日本一署名が集められる高校生」と一部で呼ばれていた福崎さんは，これまでの様々なボランティア活動やF.I.Y.でのイノベーション創発活動を通じて得た力を京都光華大学でさらに伸ばそうと，司会のほか，大学のプロモーションビデオにも出演し経験値を高めています．福崎さんが京都でさらに成長することを期待しています．

F.I.Y. member Ms. Hinata Fukuzaki, a freshperson student in the Department of Social Co-creation at Kyoto Koka University’s Faculty of Sociology, served as moderator at the “Symposium Commemorating the Establishment of the Department of Social Co-creation, Faculty of Sociology,” held at the university on May 31, 2026.

At the symposium, screenwriter and novelist Erika Yoshida—who wrote the screenplay for the NHK morning drama series *Tora ni Tsubasa*—delivered a lecture titled “Social Co-creation That Begins with ‘Hate?’—The Importance of Speaking Up.”

In response to Ms. Yoshida’s advice—that “as college students, you should dive into all kinds of worlds without prejudging them, and if there’s a genre you think you dislike, you should clarify exactly what it is that you dislike”—Ms. Fukuzaki reflected on her own past and realized that there were many instances where she had simply thought, “I just don’t like it for some reason” or “I don’t like it because everyone else does.” She resolved to make a conscious effort to clarify exactly what it is she dislikes.

She also said she resonated with Mr. Yoshida’s remarks—made in the context of his frequent scriptwriting on gender issues—that “we should be cautious about using the word ‘discrimination’ lightly” and that “everyone has their own perspective on gender, which is precisely why I hope we can create a world that embraces the concept of gender.”

Known by some as “the high school student who collects the most signatures in Japan,” Ms. Fukuzaki is working to further develop the skills she has gained through various volunteer activities and innovation initiatives at F.I.Y. at Kyoto Koka University. In addition to serving as a moderator, she is appearing in the university’s promotional video to gain more experience. We look forward to seeing Ms. Fukuzaki continue to grow in Kyoto.