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Uehiro Hokkaido Regional Co-creation Lab
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A lab that works in communities across Hokkaido to develop the next generation of regional leaders.
AboutAbout the lab
Developing the next leaders in Hokkaido's communities
The Uehiro Hokkaido Regional Co-creation Lab conducts fieldwork in communities across Hokkaido and carries out regional projects in practice.
Building on that practice, the lab trains young people to become the next generation of regional leaders, and also pursues research that turns its training methods into explicit knowledge.
Its goals are a sustainable, coexisting regional society and a Hokkaido free of the “hometown divide.”
It is an endowed research unit established in the Uehiro Hokkaido Regional Co-creation Division of the Faculty of Engineering.
Key terms
- Fieldwork
- Research carried out not inside the lab but out in actual communities and field sites, investigating and engaging with people there
- Explicit knowledge
- Knowledge that is hard to put into words, such as experience and know-how, put into a form, such as text or procedures, that can be passed on to others
- Endowed research unit
- A research unit established at a university for a fixed period, funded by donations from companies or foundations
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Centered on fieldwork in communities across Hokkaido and hands-on regional projects, the lab works to develop the next generation of regional leaders and studies the methods used to develop them. Through this work, it aims to realize a sustainable, coexisting regional society and a Hokkaido free of the hometown divide.
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- Project Associate ProfessorYuji Takeguchi
- Project Assistant ProfessorYuta Nakajima
- Project Assistant ProfessorKohei Watanabe
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