The Future of Community and Mobility Week
Regional Revitalization 2.0: Creating a new local economy that creates added value（１）
The Headquarter for the Creation of New Regional Economies and Living Environments, Cabinet Secretariat
Panel Discussion
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Discussion
- Regional Revitalization 2.0
| Transmission of simultaneous interpretation | Provided |
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| Language of interpretation | Japanese and English |
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Track Programme
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2025.08.21[Thu]
10:30 ～ 11:30
(Venue Open 10:00)
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- Theme Weeks Studio
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This program will introduce examples of the government's
"Regional Revitalization 2.0" initiative, including
efforts to increase regional attractiveness through open
factories, and the creation of new local economies that
increase earning power and generate added value.
Reports
【Reflection】
In this program, we introduced examples of the government’s
“Regional Revitalization 2.0” initiative, such as efforts to
boost local appeal through open factories (public factory
tours). These initiatives aim to strengthen earning power and
create a new, value-added local economy.
Through this program, we were able to show—using leading case
studies—that regional revitalization can be achieved when the
public and private sectors work together, make use of local
strengths and resources to attract people, and when
communities themselves recognize their own appeal and actively
promote it. We believe this helped visitors gain a deeper
understanding of how regional revitalization can take
shape.
【Post EXPO Initiatives】
Even after this program, the government continues to work
toward the vision outlined in the Basic Policy for Regional
Revitalization 2.0, which was approved by the Cabinet on June
13, 2025. Based on this policy, our goal is to create a
sustainable society where everyone—whether in urban or rural
areas—can live happily, safely, and securely. At the same
time, we aim to build “fun and attractive regions” that are
appealing to young people and women.
To promote this vision, we are holding forums in five
locations across Japan to showcase leading local initiatives
and inspire broader public engagement. Alongside these forums,
we are also providing financial support to local governments
through grant programs, while actively raising awareness
through lectures and other outreach activities at various
events.
Cast
Moderator
KISHIDA Rikako
Councillor, The Headquarter for the Creation of New Regional Economies and Living Environments, Cabinet Secretariat
Joined the Ministry of Construction in 1993. She has promoted policies such as regulatory guidance in urban planning, urban revitalization through private sector utilization, preservation and revitalization of historical cityscapes utilizing local resources, regional revitalization through creation of public-private partnership projects, and disaster prevention city planning.
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Speakers
Yoshiaki MIYA
URBAN RESEARCH Co.,Ltd. Sustainable Development Research
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Mana TOYODA
Nankai Electric Railway Co.,Ltd. Division of Community Development &Promotion Co-creation Business Department
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Satoshi TSUDA
METI-Kansai Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Economic Policy Department Regional Partnership Promotion Division
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The Future of Community and Mobility Week
Regional Revitalization 2.0: Creating a new local economy that creates added value（１）
Panel Discussion
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2025.08.21[Thu]
10:30～11:30
(Venue Open 10:00)
- Theme Weeks Studio
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