Regional co-creation research is a research aimed at TUFS faculty members finding local issues from the perspective of contributing to the community and working to solve these issues. Industry-government-academia research is a research specializing in industry-government-academia among regional co-creation research. We will hold a report on the results of the 2019 research online. We look forward to the participation of our students and our students.
　Please inform us in advance of your participation due to preparation. Please check the items listed in the application column on the back, and apply by e-mail (recommended), mail, or fax by October 2 (Fri).

◎It can be viewed at home for online holding (using Zoom (*))
◆Date and time: Friday, October 9 18:30-20:30
●From the viewpoint of preventing the spread of COVID-19 infection, viewing is not possible within the university.
◆Participation fee: Free (communication charges associated with viewing are borne by each person)
◆Application: Required (Please click the application form on the back side at the bottom of the page to apply)
◆Capacity: 50 people
◆Others Please install and set up Zoom apps, etc. by yourself. It is not possible to respond individually to the setting method or communication troubles on the day. Thank you for your understanding.
※Zoom is an application that allows you to communicate with a distant partner using video (video) and audio just like video conferencing. This will be an online briefing session using Zoom. After applying, please install the Zoom app on your own and make settings. (You can watch it free version.) Depending on the viewing environment, a camera and microphone may be required.

[Report 1: Regional co-creation research] Sightseeing town development utilizing sake brewing
　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　－Jojima, Kurume City and Saijo, Higashihiroshima City -

Reporter: Professor Toshimitsu Nanba Prof. Faculty of Economics
Collaborative Researcher: Associate Professor Hitoshi Sanshina, Faculty of Economics

Overview:

　As the local economy is becoming more serious, the situation of the super-population decline and the aging of young children is becoming more serious, local expectations for town development and tourism utilizing local resources are high. This is because by making effective use of existing social capital existing in the region, it is possible to regenerate historically friendly and attractive towns. In this report, we will focus on areas with two sake brewerys and explain the strategy of tourism town development for community development that is created together with local residents and people outside the region.

[Report 2: Industry-government-academia research] Research on the causes of leaving nursing and nursing care workers

Reporter: Professor Toshimitsu Nanba Prof. Faculty of Economics
Collaborative Researcher: Professor Yumiko Tanaka, Faculty of Economics

Overview:

　There is an imbalance between supply and demand for medical welfare services in Japan. In particular, the problem is that the shortage of nursing and nursing staff has made it difficult to supply medical and welfare services in the community. Nursing and nursing staff are looking for a better environment workplace that can make use of their individual abilities. In this report, we will explain where the reasons for leaving nursing and nursing staff are.

• Regional co-creation (industry-government-academia) research report Flyer (front surface) 291KB

• Regional Co-creation (industry-government-academia) Research Report Flyer (back application form) 193KB

[Published date: September 8, 2020]

Contact information
Shimonoseki City University Regional Co-creation Center
TEL. 083-254-8613 / FAX. 083-253-1622
E-mail. [email protected]