~Revitalization of Kyoto through the Utilization of Culture
We are looking for research groups that analyze and consider from multiple perspectives! ～
In order to make the most of Kyoto’s “university knowledge” in Kyoto City’s policies and to strengthen efforts to solve the problems of city government, the University Consortium Kyoto will conduct a new “Multifaceted Municipal Administration Research Project Utilizing ‘University Knowledge'” in collaboration with Kyoto City from this fiscal year.
Specifically, we will establish a research group consisting of multiple units that study each field of research on the research theme designated by Kyoto City, and analyze and discuss it from multiple perspectives.
Ultimately, the results of the research will be compiled into a report and linked to the policies of Kyoto City, which will be utilized in solving issues in the city government and will be disseminated nationwide as a Kyoto model.
Therefore, we would like to inform you that we are recruiting research groups as follows.
Research Themes
Designated Theme: “Revitalization of Kyoto through Culture”
With the Agency for Cultural Affairs’ decision to completely relocate in March this year, we will study methods to revitalize Kyoto based on culture while taking advantage of Kyoto’s strengths such as “university,” “tourism,” “manufacturing,” “Japanese food,” and “landscape,” which have produced Japan culture for more than 1,000 years.
Themes by Field (Research Perspectives)
(1) Tourism and Culture ~ Culture and Cultural Properties are Core Contents of Inbound Tourism ~ [Unit 1]
We will study methods for the protection and utilization of cultural properties in terms of both hardware and software, the promotion of traditional culture, and the creation of new value, and mutually enhancing culture and tourism.
(2) Industry and Culture ~New Manufacturing with Impact through Culture~ [Unit 2]
In addition to making use of new cultures that have attracted international attention in recent years, such as content such as video and anime and Japan’s food culture registered as an intangible cultural heritage, we will further expand the efforts of traditional industries and manufacturing cultures to further expand and study the possibility of industrial promotion through culture.
(3) Life and Culture~Inheritance and Development of the Culture of Living in Japan~【Unit 3】
We value the culture of Japan life, including food, clothing, and housing, and the spirit of coexistence with the local community and nature behind it, and research methods to convey its appeal while creating.
(4) Urban Development and Culture ~ Culture and Art are Detonators of Regional Revitalization ~ [Unit 4]
In urban development and regional revitalization, we will research methods that incorporate cultural perspectives, promote the further fusion of cultures from traditional (classical) culture to contemporary art, and lead to the creation of new urban value.
Research Structure
(1) The Principal Investigator (Project Leader) shall constitute each research unit for each field-specific theme.
He oversees these. (Can also serve as a unit representative)
(2) Research groups and research units may consist of researchers from multiple universities.
Eligibility
The principal investigator and the representative of each research unit will be assigned to universities and junior colleges that are members of the University Consortium Kyoto.
Must be a full-time faculty member in your organization. This does not apply to collaborators of each unit.
Research Contract Fund and Research Period
Research commission fee: 5,000,000 yen (maximum)/year
Research period: Up to FY29 (2 years) (planned)
Number of Adopted Cases
1 project (1 research group)
How to apply
Download the application form, the application form (Word / Excel version), and the application form converted to PDF version,
A total of two types of files are sent as attachments to e-mails (no seal required).
* Submission by mail or bringing it in is not possible.
Application Period
September 23 (Fri) ~ November 7 (Mon)
Selection process
The selection committee established by the Foundation will review the documents and decide which research groups will be selected
Schedule (tentative)
September 23, 28 (Friday) Recruitment starts
November 7 (Mon) Application deadline
Mid-November: Screening and selection of research groups
Late November~ Start of research
July 29 Submission of interim report
March 30 Research results report meeting, submission of research report
Inquiries and Inquiries
〒600-8216 Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Nishitoin-dori, Shiokoji Shimoru Campus Plaza Kyoto
University Consortium Kyoto, Research and Public Relations Division
Phone: 075-353-9130
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E-Mail：takakuteki-ml■consortium.or.jp
(Please change ■ to @ and send)
Application Guidelines and Application Form
Application Guidelines
Form 1~3
Form 4-1, 4-2
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