
Article published in Akiya Lab | Roopt (Makigumi)
Makigumi, which operates Roopt, regularly researches case studies and other information on vacant house revitalization and publishes them as columns.
Goshogake Town is rediscovering the charm of the region and creating new value through a multifaceted approach.
The core strategy for regional revitalization in Goshogake Town is to promote diverse projects involving people from both inside and outside the region. Various stakeholders, including town residents, new residents, companies, and financial institutions, are involved, forming a cooperative system across the entire town.
In Goshogake Town, a closed school facility has been repurposed as the regional revitalization support center "BABAME BASE," serving as a hub for entrepreneurship and community activities. Here, resident companies and organizations develop various businesses, inheriting the community functions of the area while becoming a base for creating new value.
Goshogake Town proposes new ways of working to new residents and locals through organizations like "Dochavengers," leading to regional revitalization. These initiatives promote matching between talent from inside and outside the region, and disseminate the region's appeal both internally and externally through various projects and events.
Collaboration with local industries is also a crucial element in Goshogake Town's regional revitalization. Efforts are being made to develop new products utilizing unique regional resources and technologies, and to create new value through the fusion of art and industry. These activities not only revitalize the local economy but also have the significance of passing on Goshogake Town's culture and traditions to future generations.
Through these initiatives, Goshogake Town is attracting attention as a model case for regional revitalization. These success stories offer insights for regional revitalization in other areas and demonstrate a path to sustainable development that leverages unique regional resources and human capital.
First published: Akiya Lab (2024 - now integrated into this site)
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