List of articles on regional revitalization
Professor Osamu Yoshimura and his students from the Department of Human Environment Design at Kio University will participate in "Kaze no Mori Weekend," hosted by Yucho Sake Brewery, on October 3rd (Sat) and 4th (Sun).
On October 3rd (Sat) and 4th (Sun), 2026, we will be participating in the "Kaze no Mori Weekend" event hosted by Yucho Sake Brewery Co., Ltd. (Gose City, Nara Prefecture). […]
Tamagawa Gakuen and Mori Town, Hokkaido, have signed a comprehensive partnership agreement to contribute to regional development and the nurturing of human resources who will play an active role in the region.
On August 20, 2026, Tamagawa Gakuen Educational Corporation and Mori Town, Kayabe District, Hokkaido, signed a cooperation agreement. The agreement covers education, culture, industry, community development, environment, and academics. […]
Toyo Gakuen University launches Sanjo Central Shopping Street revitalization project: Transforming vacant stores into hubs for "manufacturing x demonstration x urban connection".
The Clinical Psychology Seminar (Professor Masahiro Horiguchi) in the Faculty of Human Sciences at Toyo Gakuen University is participating in the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' "Hometown Future College Model Demonstration Project" (proposed by the university itself...).
The Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications will host a seminar and matching event for universities and local governments as part of its "Hometown Future College" program. PR
"Furusato Mirai College," which connects local governments and universities to promote student-led projects to solve regional issues, offers seminars and matching services.
Universities are driving the community: Kitakami City, Iwate Prefecture, holds a special lecture with the president of Sanjo City University to discuss its "Municipal Technical University" concept.
Kitakami City in Iwate Prefecture is planning to establish "Kitakami Municipal Institute of Technology (tentative name)" as a core base for global standard education, research, and human resource development. […]
Shibaura Institute of Technology and Betsukai Town, Hokkaido, have signed a partnership agreement to implement collaborative projects at a "hub of knowledge and community," primarily centered around the Faculty of Design Engineering.
Shibaura Institute of Technology and Betsukai Town in Hokkaido have partnered to collaborate on a comprehensive plan to contribute to the development of the local community by utilizing each other's knowledge, technology, information, and resources.
Kyoto Bunkyo University's inter-university cross-border learning program involves student groups from four universities making policy recommendations on local government administrative issues.
Kyoto Bunkyo University will be hosting a joint project with local governments in southern Kyoto Prefecture (Uji City, Kumiyama Town, Seika Town, and Fushimi Ward of Kyoto City) from February 16th to February 20th, 2026.
Students from Tamagawa University's Faculty of Liberal Arts propose ideas to utilize the "satoyama" (traditional rural landscape) of Machida City.
Tamagawa University's Faculty of Liberal Arts (Machida City, Tokyo) has developed a project proposal for utilizing local satoyama (traditional rural landscape) resources through a collaborative course with Machida City, and in 20 […]
Toyo Gakuen University launches wine production project, cultivating grapes on campus rooftop to transform Bunkyo Ward into "Rice Ward" (葡京区).
The "Contemporary Consumer Studies Seminar" (Associate Professor Takuya Nomura, hereinafter referred to as the Nomura Seminar) of the Faculty of Contemporary Management at Toyo Gakuen University (Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo) is utilizing the campus rooftop […]
Shibaura Institute of Technology concludes comprehensive agreement with Saitama City regarding cooperation.
Shibaura Institute of Technology has signed a comprehensive cooperation agreement with Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture, where its Omiya campus is located. The university will use Saitama City as a field for its activities. […]