When we calculated the impact of Yamagata University's activities on Yamagata Prefecture, we found that it amounted to 665 billion yen annually.It was compiled by the private think tank Fidea Research Institute (Yamagata City, President Tomio Chiku), and because the hospital attached to the Faculty of Medicine has a great effect and there are campuses in various parts of the prefecture, it is one of the top-class figures at national universities in eastern Japan. There seems to be.
Of this amount, students and faculty members consume 266 billion yen for food, transportation, and rent.Expenses related to books and research materials are 212 billion yen, new school building and repair costs are 109 billion yen, and the effects of visitors to affiliated hospitals and various events are 77 billion yen.
In terms of the ripple effect on each campus location, Yamagata City, which has both Kojirakawa and Iida campuses, accounted for 121 billion yen, of which the Iida campus, where the affiliated hospital is located, accounted for 59 billion yen.In other municipalities, Yonezawa City is 13 billion yen and Tsuruoka City is 2 million yen.The total campus location has reached 136 billion yen.
The affiliated hospital is currently introducing a next-generation heavy ion beam cancer treatment device.This time, it is out of the survey items, but if it is introduced, it is expected that the amount of economic spillover will increase further due to facility maintenance and an increase in the number of visitors.
Compared to other national universities, Hirosaki University in Aomori Prefecture was 2006 billion yen as of 407, and Gunma University in Gunma Prefecture was 2006 billion yen as of 597. It stands out.