Chuangsheng Hall 02 │ creates local economic power! The career developed from living on the ground thrives organically.

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The sight of the word "field activities" should directly remind people of activities like camping overnight and exploring for survival in the mountains and forests. how do such activities have anything to do with "local creation"?. This time, Mr. Fudomen, a consultant on regional revitalization and industrial promotion in Japan, was invited to talk to us about how field activities lead to local creation.

He, who graduated from the department of geography, has been in contact with land for a long time, and because of his love of land, he is helping him to apply the feelings and experiences gained in field activities to his career in local affairs. Also cling to the word "land". Under the land, under the guidance of outdoor activities, let the public inquire about the land they live in and what a healthy land is, and put forward that in order to build healthy mountains and forests, healthy homes, and take good care of their own lives, all need to practice.

On the land, take the local creation of Kenji City, Ehime Prefecture, Japan as a case study to illustrate that the important concept of local creation is to enhance local employability and economic power and attract population to stay or move in. However, the reason why the local economy cannot grow is that the broken buckets allow local money to flow out continuously, so how to try to give full play to the potential of the ground to fill up the hole, the local economic power will be enhanced.

Looking at the above, from the point of view of the land, Mr. Shifu sees the state and value of the land itself, and talks about the self-help of life and industry (self-help) through the things under and above the land. and how to care for and pay for the land he depends on is the precious sharing and inspiration of the land he has brought to us this time.

"what does the local creation create? "Welcome to join us to participate in the Local Creative Practitioners Conference held by 9Compact 29 to talk about the sustainability and rebirth of local industries from the perspective of Taiwan and Japan. Activity link: https://www.accupass.com

Note 1: Lishan: the word comes from Japanese and traditionally refers to secondary forests such as oak, pine and bamboo forests that are regularly felled in rotation, and then generally refers to the areas where settlements rely on mountain forests and surrounding land resources to engage in primary industries and make a living.

Note 2: regional Revitalization Cooperation team: the employment system of local self-government promoted by the Ministry of General Affairs of Japan in 2009 is mainly aimed at the hope that the young urban population will settle in the countryside for a period of 1-3 years to help the local solve problems or invigorate the place.

Note 3: related population: this kind of population has a deeper connection with the place than tourists, because they love a place or have a certain emotional connection to it, even if they do not live there now, they have considered that they will be willing to move when the conditions are ripe.

Note 4: a small universe shining faintly: this sentence comes from the words of Lin Zhangji, the god of observation on the Japanese road, who said that the object of observation on the road is not the object under the public limelight, but those small things hiding in their lives but shining faintly, and these little things are like meeting the mysterious existence of the universe to the observer.

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