Regional co-creation research is a research aimed at TUFS faculty members finding regional issues from the perspective of contributing to the community and working to solve those issues. The results of the 2015 academic year will be held as follows, and we look forward to the participation of many citizens and our students.

◆Date and time: Wednesday, June 8 18:00-19:00
◆Location: Main Building, Shimonoseki City University I-201 Classroom
◆Participation fee: Free of charge
◆Application: Not required
◆Parking is limited, so please use public transportation if possible.

[Report 1] Current status and issues of Shimonoseki City Town Development Campaign

Reporter: Lecturer Faculty of Economics Department of Public Management, Takafumi Matsumoto

Overview: In Shimonoseki City, the population is declining, the birthrate and aging population are declining, and the local economy is stagnant.
　　　　In order to maintain local communities, town development of residents' autonomy is being promoted in a policy manner.
　　　　However, even though we understand that "self-government is necessary", there are many barriers to realizing it.
　　　　Sir. In order to overcome this, a calm analysis of the current situation is essential. Therefore, in this report, there are two surveys.
　　　　Based on the results, we will talk about the current situation and issues of the town development movement being carried out in the city.

[Report 2] Experience the history, culture and society from the castle town Chofu district map

Reporter: Specially Appointed faculty member in charge of community contribution Yoshitake Yusai

Overview: As a regional co-creation study in 2015, we will focus on the history, culture and society of the castle town Nagafu district.
　　　　We have created a summary map. This map is mainly for everyone studying at Shimonoseki City University with one hand.
　　　　It is a summary with the intention of having you walk around the city of Chofu. In the report, based on this map, Chofu's
　　　　I will talk about history and culture, population trends, industry and commerce.

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[Publishing date: 2016.5.9]

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