FutureCity Initiative Division, Shimokawa Town (Attn: Minoshima, Wada) Tel: 01655-4-2511 Fax: 01655-4-2517 e-mail: k.wada@town.shimokawa.hokkaido.jpContact

12 Responsible consumption and production

15 Life on land

3 Good health and well-being4 Quality education

8 Decent work and economic growth

9 Industry, innovation and infrastructure11 Sustainable cities and communities

7 Affordable and clean energy13 Climate action

Population: 3,400 (as of April 2017)Area: 644.2 km2

Land use: 91% forest, 5.5% agricultural land

Main industries: Forestry, forest industry, agriculture

(Total forest industry)Industry

(Total energy self-sufficiency)

Resources(Everyone activelyengaged, peace

of mind)

Society

Model for a Forest Future City Surrounded by a rich forest environment, Shimokawa is a town that earns a good income from the forest, learns and plays in the forest, promotes physical and mental health, and assures its residents of a spiritually enriched life amongst the trees.

Energy self-sufficiency and low CO2 emissions

Become completely self-sufficient for its energy needs (heat and electricity) using small-scale, dispersed renewable energy, and even supply energy sources to neighboring local governments.

Community model for dealing with super-aging society

Build a local community model in which residents work together to keep creating comfortable lifestyles through a collective housing area, health promotion and programs for watching out for older residents.

Total forest industry Revolutionize forestry and forestry product industry systems in a bid to reduce costs and add value in both industries, and ensure independent profitability by promoting the use of wood.

Self-sustainable and autonomous development base

Establish the town’ s own R&D and incubation functions, financing and investment methods, and check systems

Transferred to small mountain villages in Asia as a package

Vision for a Forest Future CityAbout Shimokawa Town

(FutureCity)

High quality of life

Building Total Forest Industry

DemandZero-emission

Wood processing

Circulating forestmanagement

Forest service business

FSC-certified wood productionLogging → planting → growing → logging

Forest environmental education/forest self-care

Urban area(houses, business offices, public facilities, etc.)Housing policy(such as promoting high performance houses and utilizing empty houses)

Energy self-sufficiency

Compact town

Shimokawa Town, Hokkaido

About Kashiwa City

Base for Building a Community through Public-Private-Academic Partnerships [UDCK]

Kashiwanoha International Campus Town Initiative

Commercial complex atKashiwa Railway Station

Turnip, the local specialtyproduct

Teganuma (waterfront environment)

Planning and Coordination Division, Planning Department, Kashiwa City (Attn: Matsushita)Tel: 04-7167-1117 Fax: 04-7167-6644 e-mail: kikaku@city.kashiwa.chiba.jpContact

UDC Network

PublicKashiwa City/

NPO

PrivateCompanies

Local residents

AcademiaThe University

of TokyoChiba University

<<Organizations/base for promotion of building a community>>

FutureCity Three PillarsCo-existence

withenvironment

Creation of new

industries

Health andlongevity

Environmentally friendly, healthy, interactive and creative campus

Urban Design Center Tamura

Urban Design Center Koriyama

Urban Design Center Biwako Kusatsu

Urban Design Center Island-City

Urban Design Center Takashimadaira

Urban Design CenterKashiwa-no-ha

Urban Design Center Matsuyama

Urban Design Center Kyushu University

Urban Design Center Omiya

Urban Design Center Misono

Urban Design Center Kashiwa

Urban Design Center YokohamaUrban Design Center@SEAUrban Design Center Namiki Labo(Yokohama City University)Urban DesignCenter Chigasaki

• Population: Approx. 420,000• Area: 114.74 km2

• Main industry: Retail, restaurant• Local specialty product: Turnips (largest

production region in Japan)• Tourist attractions: Teganuma

(FutureCity)

Kashiwanoha Campus district Appearance of UDCK Bring vitality through using public spaces(Marche Couleur)

Initiative Principle: “Harmony between University and City”The town image the initiative strives toward is becoming as rich in quality and greenery as a university campus and transitioning into a place of intellectual exchange

■ Basic concept for building a Kashiwa-no-ha communityIn addition to the public sector which has been the main player for building a community, the initiative aims for “next-generation community building” through public-private-academic partnerships making the best use of driving powers of the private sector and cutting-edge knowledge of universities.

■ Scheme and organizations for public-private-academic partnershipsUrban Design Center Kashiwa-no-ha (UDCK)

Expansion of the urban design center to nationwide

Sharing future visionCooperating and promoting

activities by co-operated centers

Kashiwanoha InternationalCampus Town Initiative

Urban Design CenterKashiwa-no-ha

Kashiwa City, Chiba

About Yokohama City

Community Building to Suit Regional Characteristics

Roles of city government, residents, business, etc.

FutureCity Promotion Division, Climate Change Policy Headquarters, City of Yokohama (Attn: Kondo/Mochizuki)Tel: 045-671-4107 Fax: 045-663-5510 e-mail: on-futurecity@city.yokohama.jpContact

● Low-carbon and sustainable energy, water and sewage works, and waste collection service networks

● Total coordination between healthcare, nursing care, welfare and raising children

● Creation of arts and culture and growth industries, functional business spaces

● Living spaces blessed with natural environment (water and greenery) and geographical features

District heatingand cooling facilities

Solar power generation

Interchange of heat

Interchange of power

Cogeneration system

Eco mobility Driving experiments utilizing next-generation mobility

Energy

ICT Infrastructure, Open data

In cooperation with various stakeholders to promote cross-cutting initiatives for solving urban issues

Promote the projects that leverage the characteristics of the coastal urban area and suburban areas

Coastal Urban AreaBuild a community aiming

at an environmental showcaseThe projects such as demonstrating distributed self-reliant energy infrastructure and experiencing various next-generation transportation are underway in the Minato Mirai 21 Area where city functions are concentrated. The projects are promoted as an environmental showcase toward creating a smart city to both at home and abroad.

Resident-based community building activities in

suburban residential areas

Use of empty shop facilities in housing

complex

Buy-local events utilizing urban agriculture

(Around Sotetsu Izumino Station)

Next-Generation Suburban Development

Forum (Tama-Plaza)

Base for community activities

(Yokodai)SDGs related to the measures above (example)

Area energymanagement system

Forming distributed self-reliant energy infrastructure by using ICT

Storage battery

Yokohama’s Urban Strategy, Created Together with the Residents

Data Openness

Collaborative Initiativeswith Various Entities

Model Project for aSustainable Residential District

Minato Mirai 2050 Project

Universities

Business NPOCity Government

Citizens

Empathyand Trust

Innovation

(FutureCity)

• Population: Approx. 3.73 million, Area: Approx. 435 km2

• Main industries: Service, wholesale and retail, manufacturing

Suburban AreasKeep living environment

in existing residential areasDiverse parties such as the local community, private business, city government and university are working in coordination to solve local issues such as supporting elderly people, raising children, and rehabilitation of residential areas, etc., and to create a sustainable and attractive town planning model.

City of Yokohama, Kanagawa

Development of LRT Network

Proposing one future image for a regionalcity that can deal with its challenges

FutureCity Promotion Section, Environmental Policy Division, Environmental Department, Toyama City (Attn: Honda)Tel: 076-443-2053 Fax: 076-443-2122 e-mail: kankyousei-01@city.toyama.lg.jpContact

Create a sustainable city, and thus, realize a “universally appealing, vibrant community”

The development of the LRT network has led to a rethinking of a lifestyle that had become overly dependent on cars and pursued the building of a walkable community, thus, achieving a sustainable city that deals with the problems of the environment and population super-aging.

City Train loop Line (opened Dec 2009)

Toyama Light Rail (opened Apr 2006)

City train Line

Services extended to below Shinkansen’selevated tracks (opened Mar 2015)

Toyama Station

Marunouchi

Wago

Kureha

Toyama North

Toyama EastToyamaWest

Toyama South

Toyama Regional RailwayFujikoshi-Kamidaki

JR TakayamaLine

Toya

ma

Ligh

t Rai

l

Hokuriku Shinkansen

Ai-no-KazeToyama Railway

Toyama Regional

Railway Main Line

Ai-no-KazeToyama Railway

Mizuhashi

Future LRT Network

MinamiToyamaStation

Inarimachi

Fujikoshi

Oizumi

North-SouthConnection

Iwasehama

ToyamaStation

Minami Toyama

Citytracks

ToyamaDaigakumae

Hasumachi

Conversionto loop line

Kamidaki Lineextended(improved linkage)

LegendToyama Light Rail 7.6 kmToyama Regional Railway City Rail 6.4 kmConversion to loop line 0.9 kmNorth-South Connection 0.3 kmKamidaki Line extended 10.1 km

Total – 25.3 km

(FutureCity)

• Population: Approx. 418,686 (2015 Population Census)• Area: 1,241.77 km2

• The city has a rich natural environment with diverse geographical features, spanning 4,000 meters in elevation, from the 1,000 m deep Toyama Bay, known as a “treasure trove of seafood,” to the Mt. Tateyama range that rises to almost 3,000 meters above sea level.

1. Compact city planning based on public transportation

2. Creating quality, attractive lifestyles for residents

3. Industrial development leveraging local characteristics

4. Building a brand by spreading and deploying the Toyama model

About Toyama City Vision for the City

Mt. Tateyama Range Trout sushi Firefly squid

Toyama City, Toyama

About City of Kitakyushu

Kitakyushu Regional Energy Base Project

Kitakyushu FutureCity Vision

Policy Coordination Division, Planning and Coordination Bureau, City of Kitakyushu (Attn: Ueno/Oouchida)Tel: 093-582-2156 Fax: 093-582-2176 e-mail: kikaku-seisakuchousei@city.kitakyushu.lg.jp Contact

Kitakyushu – a livable city

A bustling, secure, and vigorous city where people can shine

～Utilizing the experience from dealing with pollution and the innovation of sustainable creation ～Shimonoseki City,Yamaguchi Pref.

Fukuoka Pref.

KitakyushuCity

Gateway to Asia

Manufacturing

Rich nature

Technology and experience in

overcoming pollution

International environmental cooperation

Creation of recycling society

Community development towards the creation of a “World Capitalof Sustainable Development”

Showroom for diversity of energy supply sources [Hibikinada District]

As a leading runner of environment/energy, the city promotes low carbon, stable energy supply

Wind power

Wind power

Wind power

Coal import baseSolar power

Solar powerSolar power

LNG import baseHibiki Container

Terminal

Solar power

Area suitablefor wind power

Area suitable forthermal power

Area suitable forthermal power

HibikinadaSouth Dock

(FutureCity)

• Area: 491.95 km2

• Population: 951,336• Number of

households: 428,862 (As of August 1, 2017)

Biomass power

Offshore wind powerstation

Solar power station

Solar power

City of Kitakyushu, Fukuoka

About the Kesen County

Building a Model for the Advanced Collaboration in Medical and Social Services

Vision

Kesen County Vision forthe FutureCity

FutureCity Initiative Promotion Office, Policy Planning Department, Ofunato City Office (Attn: Niinuma)Tel: 0192-27-3111 Fax: 0192-26-4477 e-mail: ofunato@city.ofunato.iwate.jpContact

[Main business promoter] General Incorporated Association Mirai Kanae Institution (Established in April 2015)

Hospitals

Medical/dental clinics

Electric Health Record Systemand Receipt Computer

Electric Health Record Systemand Receipt Computer

Dispensing pharmacies

Nursing care facilities

Receipt Computer

Tablet terminal

- All data is equally shared - All the participating

institutions are reciprocally connected

Data center

WEB/AP server

DB serverIntegrated Resident

Database

Operatingserver

Connected via Internet Securitysecured by VPN, etc.

• Population: Approx. 63,000• Area: 890.04 km2

• Features: Kesen County consists of three local governmental entities; coastal cities of Ofunato and Rikuzentakata, and forest rich town of Sumita. The three have always collaborated each other as a single county to sustain its society throughout the ages.

The Institution is organized by related parties in each field of medical, nursing care, healthcare and welfare (such as medical associations, dental associations, pharmacist associations, nursing care facilities and governmental organizations).

Left: Goishi Coast, Ofunato Center top: Taneyamagahara,

Sumita Center bottom: Rokando

Cave, SumitaRight: Miracle Pine Tree,

Rikuzentakata

Establishment of a society based on local

production for localconsumption of energy

Industry promotion and social infrastructure

development

Promotion of people-friendlyand livable society whichcan respond to the needsof the super-aging society

• Operation of Mirai Kanae Net (information network system for medical and social services)

• Enhancement of nursing care services in the count• Other projects related to the super-aging society

Mirai KanaeInstitution Project

Logo mark forthe Institution

Conceptual diagram of “Mirai Kanae Net” Utilization of “Mirai Kanae Net” for emergenciesDuring

transportationEmergency

sceneDuring a rush

OfunatoHospitalMedical

EmergencyCenter

Doctor

On-site patientinformation

Direction Advice

Check ofthe latest

status

Hands-freecamera Collection of

informationin advance

ImageInformation

such as blood pressure and

pulse ratePatientinformation

Direction/advice

Sharing patient information in real time

Information on treatment, family, facility, vital sign

gained on site, and on-site image/movie

Mirai Kanae NetResident (patient) information/facility information

On-site patient information

Kesen County (Ofunato City,Rikuzentakata City, Sumita Town), Iwate

(FutureCity)

About Kamaishi City

Revision of the Resilient Strategy by Applying SDGs

Kamaishi’s FutureCity Initiative

Open City Promotion Office, General Affairs & Planning Department, Kamaishi City Office (Attn: Ishii / Iwahana)Tel: 0193-27-8463 Fax: 0193-22-2686 e-mail: opencity@city.kamaishi.iwate.jpContact

KAMAISHI IN 2050

A city of hope and smiles that shines across the Sanriku region

KAMAISHI’S FUTURECITYINITIATIVE

Rich naturalenvironment andcomfortable living

A place to work and a refreshing

lifestyle

Exchange of people, goods and

information

March 2011 The Great East

Japan Earthquake FUTURE

PRESENT

PAST

Key industry restructuring

● Realistic innovations

Capitalization of lessons learnedfrom the earthquake disaster

ReconstructionMaster Plan

● WILL TO REBUILD

● SPIRIT OF MANUFACTURING

● SPIRIT OF MUTUAL SUPPORT1857 BIRTH OF MODERNIRON MANUFACTURING

● General overhaul of community, lifestyle and environment

War damage:naval bombardment

1933 Sanriku earthquake and tsunami

1896 Sanriku earthquake and tsunami

A closed-loop society that is energy and resource efficient

with low carbon emissions

A community that values mutual assistance, where residents feel joy

in their own roles

A networking city where people are connected to people and communities to communities

(FutureCity)

• Population: Approx. 36,000

• Area: 440.34 km2

• 89.2% Forest

• Main Industries: Machinery Manufacturing, Fishery

The city will build upon the outcomes of the FutureCity Initiative, incorporate the SDGs into the revision of the "Kamaishi Resilient Strategy",which comprehensively covers the community, people and jobs,and thereby become an SDGs future city.

FutureCity Initiative• Work on creating a smart city• Promote regional comprehensive care• Develop the Field Museum

Co-study with KawakuboLab of Hosei University

Promotion of SDGsby private companies

Interview with the mayor on May 18, 2017

Gender-equality perspective Including local

residents

Citizen’s college for building a communityfrom gender-equality perspective

Open City Forum on March 18, 2017Sustainable Work and Region from the SDGs perspective

• Promotion of vacation rentals in collaboration with Airbnb• “Meetup Kamaishi” for a public participatory

experience program in tourism• “Local Venture Community” for assistance in

immigration and business startup• “KAMAISHI Compass” for career education for high

school students• Discovery of potential workforce through the job site

“Gokinjyobu” and the ultra short time work style “Petite work”• A semi-private coordinator “KAMAENTAI”

Foster diverse relationships to make the city a resilient local societywhere everyone can realize self-determination

Resilient Strategy

Kamaishi City, Iwate

Outline of Characteristic Initiatives

Policy Planning Division, General Affairs Department, City of Iwanuma, Miyagi (Attn: Sugawara (Shin))Tel: 0223-22-1111 (ext.526) Fax: 0223-24-0897 e-mail: seisaku-k@city.iwanuma.miyagi.jpContact

(FutureCity)

• Population: Approx. 44,300• Area: 60.45 km2

• Tourist attractions: Takekoma Inari Shrine, Millennium Hope Hills, etc.

Takekoma Inari Shrine Revetments (Millennium Hope Hills)

▲ (One of Japan’s three great Inari shrines)

▲ (Part of the rubble from the earthquake was recycled to build the hills.The photograph on the right is of an event to plant trees along the garden’s perimeter.)

About Iwanuma City Future Vision

Rebuilding a friendly and environmentally-consciouscommunity that people want to keep living in

Secure life• Population relocation • Promotion of information systems

using information and communications technology (ICT)

Co-existing with the natural environment

• Revetments (Millennium Hope Hills)• Energy management utilizing

solar power and storage batteries

Job creation• Development of medical industry

complex• Creation of agribusinesse

Protection from tsunami• Revetments (Millennium Hope Hills)• Raising of city roads• Seawalls• Raising of embankment on the

Teizanbori Canal

Tsunami crisis management• Revetments (Millennium Hope Hills)• Improvement of escape routes• Promotion of information system using ICT• Stable power supply

Handing over of knowledge and disaster-preparedness education • Revetments (Millennium

Hope Hills)

Form a eco-compact city

The first collective disaster-prevention relocation in the region affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake, carried out at the initiative of the community residents. (Town declared open in July 2015)

Solar farm built on former agricultural land that could not be rehabilitated due to subsidence, etc. caused by the Great East Japan Earthquake. One of the largest in the earthquake-affected area.

Iwanuma City, Miyagi

About Higashi-matsushima City Higashi-matsushima City Basic Plan for Reconstruction and Education Promotion

Future City Project Office, Reconstruction Policy Division, Reconstruction Department, Higashi-matsushima City, Miyagi Prefecture (Attn: Narusawa)Tel: 0225-82-1111 Fax: 0225-82-8143 e-mail: fukko@city.higashimatsushima.miyagi.jpContact

■ Tree house built with local residents

■ Seaweed for a tribute to the Imperial family

■ Seaweed for a tribute to the Imperial family

■ Mineral-rich oysters■ Mineral-rich oysters

Higashi-matsushima City Secondary Comprehensive Plan

■ Impactful Blue Impulse airshow

■ Impactful Blue Impulse airshow

■ Courtyard designed in the image of the ocean in the city

■ Gymnasium

■ Library building

■ Hoof-shape viewing deck

■ Sound shelter

HopeHope

RestRest

LearnLearn

LoveLove

ConnectConnect

(FutureCity)

• Population: 40,189• Area: 101 km2

• Main industries: Fishery, agriculture, tourism

• Local future: Blue Impulse Matsushima JASDF aerobatic jet team

• Population: 40,189• Area: 101 km2

• Main industries: Fishery, agriculture, tourism

• Local future: Blue Impulse Matsushima JASDF aerobatic jet team

Sunset from Mt. OtakamoriSunset from Mt. Otakamori

This was determined with cooperation with the C. W. Nicol Afan Woodland Trust and Miyagi University.

Interact with nature, fostering the heart of respecting live and kindnessRest in the forest and the ocean, fostering the unconstrained heart

Know the hometown through activities and foster children with love for their hometownConnect the school and the region and foster children with the cooperation of the whole community

Understand the enjoyment of studying things through experience and develop an ability to learn independently

“Basic concept for Forest School Program”

“Miyanomori Elementary School” Embodying the Forest School

<National Government>

Laws and regulations, plans and other matters

related to the Basic Act on Education

<Miyagi Pref.>Second-term

Miyagi Prefecture Basic Plan for

Education Promotion

<Education category>Higashi-matsushima City

Basic Plan for Reconstruction and

Education Promotion(Forest School)

● City Reconstruction Plan● Population Vision/

Comprehensive Strategy● Plans/projects by

category

Local residents, school officials, companies,related organizations, etc.

Three behavioral objectives(1) City which fosters human resources leading the next

generation(2) City where everyone can learn and act lively(3) City where there are full opportunities for various interaction

■ Miyanomori Elementary SchoolThe school opened in January 2017. The entire school building is made from domestic wood.

■ Miyanomori Elementary SchoolThe school opened in January 2017. The entire school building is made from domestic wood.

■ Fukko no Mori (forest embodying reconstruction)

The land behind the school is used as the field for learning activities.

■ Fukko no Mori (forest embodying reconstruction)

The land behind the school is used as the field for learning activities.

Higashi-matsushima City, Miyagi

About Minamisoma City Minamisoma’s Vision for Promotion of Renewable Energies

New Energy Promotion Division, Reconstruction Planning Department, Minamisoma City (Attn: Takeyama)Tel: 0244-24-5248 Fax: 0244-23-251 e-mail: shinene@city.minamisoma.lg.jpContact

Approx. 65% of FY2020 introduction target reached

Energy (electricity) consumption

Renewable energy

(FutureCity)

• Population: Approx. 61,900• Area: 398.50 km2

Soma Nomaoi (Samurai Festival) A magnificent re-enactment of a battle scene from the Warring States Period.Shimiten, a fried rice cake confectionery that blends Japanese and Western cuisine.

A breathtaking traditional festival with over 1,000 years of history.

Crispy on the outside, soft and chewy on the inside. Minamisoma’s soul food.

Mayor’s Recommendation: “Asubito-Tomatoes”

Promote creation of local closed-loop mechanisms through the local production and local consumption of renewable energies.

A town not dependent on nuclear

power

A townthat can

withstand disasters

Contribution to the regional environment

(1) Promotion of energy conservation(2) Proactive use of renewable energies(3) Establishment of Minamisoma’s version of a smart community

Creating mechanisms for local energy closed loop

Establishment of renewableenergy power stations

A town where successivegenerations can live in comfort

Restoration of primaryindustries

Minamisoma Solar Agripark ProjectPublic-private partnership project developed as a local closed loop model project, through a combination of solar power generation, plant factories, and hands-on learning.

Fukushima RestorationSolar Co., Ltd.

Power supply (100 kW)Solar power generation

(500 kW)Air-dome plant factory

(2 buildings)

Joint Declaration of Supportfor Children’s Growth

General Incorporated Association Asubito Fukushima

Minamisoma City

Construction

Establishment / operation

Collaboration

Surplus electricity soldDonating profits fromelectricity sales

Free rental

Minamisoma CityConstruction

Sale

Localsupermarkets, etc.Hands-on learning about renewable

energy / human resources developmentLocal agricultural production company

(management and operation)

Basic Policies of VisionRenewable EnergyIntroduction Targets

Minamisoma City, Fukushima

About Shinchi Town

Outline of Shinchi Town Smart Community Project

Latter Term Basic Plan in the Fifth Shinchi Town Comprehensive Plan

Town Planning Promotion Section (FutureCity Promotion Office), Planning and Promotion Division, Shinchi Town Tel: 0244-62-2112 Fax: 0244-62-3194 e-mail: kanko@town.shinchi.lg.jpContact

Assistance for local energy Assistance for living/local informationSupport for energy

visualizationSupport for elderly

people’ livingSupport for sharing

informationSupport for

energy-saving actions

(FutureCity)

• Population: 8,260• Area: 46.53 km2

• Main industries: Agriculture, electricity,• Specialty products: garlic chives, tomatoes,

figs• Town’s flower, tree, bird and fish: Cherry

blossom, pine, pheasant and flounder

“Building a safe and secure town co-existing with nature and environment”: The town utilizes nature energy and local energy, uses them and improves the efficiency of their use in the town and promotes to build a town realizing co-existence with the environment.

“Creation of a smart hybrid network” by various locally-decentralized and autonomous energy supplyThe project creates bidirectional information network infrastructure related to local energy and aging communities, promotes to share information in the region, supports to encourage energy-saving actions in cooperation with the region and reconstruct live including assistance for elderly people.

Town planning around the Shinchi Station and local energy projectThe town implements the Smart Community Project integrally with the town planning around the station. By utilizing LNG natural gas from the Soma Port, a co-generation system supplies heat and electricity to facilities near the station. The town has also created autonomous, decentralized local energy systems to supply CO2 to agricultural production facilities.

Regular transmission of electricity consumption measured by electricity

meters to tablets

Energy-savingranking

Local infomap

Disasterinfo

E-circularfunctionHealth infoSmart Hybrid

Center

Cooperative family Energyconsumption

results

Electricity generatedby solar panels

Existing solarpanels

Accumulation of monitoringinformation on industries

and agriculture

Actual usage

Coal thermal power plant

LNG base

Factories

Factories

Vegetablefactories

Heat supply facilities

Cooperative family

Gym

Library

Town office

Public facilities

Business zone Public facility zone Residential zone Agricultural zone Park and green zone River

Future planLinkage with public facilities

Future planLinkage with industryand agriculture

RegionalIndustryEnergyCenter

Support town planning by utilizing bilateral incoming and outgoing communication

Commercial facility

Detached housing

Heated pool facility

Lodging facility

LNG baseHeatElectricity CO2

Public facilitiesProtectedagriculture

EnergyCenter

LNG GasPipeline

Energy CenterInstallation of co-generation system using natural gas Supplying heat, electricity and CO2

Shinchi Town, Fukushima