You can download the FY2013 Activity Report data from here.
Outline of the event
Gakumachi Collaboration (University Community Collaboration Creation and Support) Project
Meeting: Saturday, April 6, 2013, 16:40-17:00
Application period: Tuesday, April 2 – Friday, May 17
, 2013 First screening: Friday, June 7, 2013 *Document screening
Second screening: Saturday
, June 29, 2013 Approval ceremony: Friday, July 12, 2013, 10:00-11:00 *A certificate will be issued by Kyoto City for the selected project.
Interim Report: Friday, October 25, 2013 *Submission of documents Final report: Friday, March 7, 2014 (for projects completed in February 2014, projects completed in March are set on a separate date) *Submission
of documents Notification: Saturday, March 22, 2014, 10:30~16:55
Selection Results
First screening (document screening)
22 projects that passed the first screening
Second screening (public presentation screening)
Date & Time: Saturday, June 29, 2013, 13:30-18:40
Campus Plaza Kyoto 2F
Hall adoption (passed the second screening) 17 projects (1 of which is an incentive project)
- Support Projects
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Project name
【Support amount】Name of organization 【Name
of related university】administrative district Overview of the business Keihoku Town Utsu Fureai Learning [
300,000 yen]Kyoto Seika University Keihoku Utsu Treasure Search Association
【Kyoto Seika University】Ukyo Ward The purpose of this project is to revitalize the Uzu region and foster enriched learning among students. The Uzu area is blessed with rich nature and history, but depopulation is progressing. Scenarios for regional revitalization through exchange and learning are presented based on three projects: 1) a survey on culture, history, and lifestyles in the Utsu area, 2) collaboration for the effective use of closed or abandoned elementary schools, nursery schools, and former agricultural cooperative buildings, and 3) proposals for community development, depopulation countermeasures, and regional revitalization. Designing Kotokoshi 2
[300,000 yen]Kyoto University of Art and Design Modern Industrial Heritage Art Revitalization Project "Maka-dori VII"
【Kyoto University of Art and Design】Higashiyama Ward Jizo has a Jizo Basin, so why doesn't Zhongli have such a thanksgiving festival?
While developing a workshop to make a zhongli, he created a life-size Zhongli.
Wakamiya Hachimangu Shrine, which is also a pottery shrine, will enshrine it as an official matsuri event, and a festival will be held in November to thank Zhongli.
We will build the order and format of the festival, the participation and interaction of new and old residents, etc., and start work toward the implementation in November.Tanoji District Revitalization Project
[300,000 yen]Kyoto University of Art and Design Tanoji District Revitalization Project
【Kyoto University of Art and Design】Nakagyo Ward Focusing on the name of the town, which is the inheritor of the town's history, we investigated its origin and aspects of life.
Originally a town of work and residence, we believe that this area is deeply related to these, and we comprehensively grasp and consider the lifestyle and culture that we have researched so far, including the Jizo, Zhongli, Nitan signs, stone monuments, and machiya.
As a report on the results, several events and workshops will be held to return the charm of the new area to local residents.Aim Red and White Murasakino Great Strategy! !!
【300,000 yen】Murasaki Kidzu (Bukkyo University)
【Bukkyo University】Kita ward This time, the project that we, Murasaki Kids, will apply for is "Aim Red and White Murasakino Great Strategy!!" This is what it is. Purple Friends (PF), who became the "Star of Murasakino (hereinafter referred to as PF"), plans to hold disaster prevention awareness campaigns at facilities and in the community using their fourth original song, "Disaster Prevention Count Song (tentative)". We also plan to develop "disaster prevention goods for elderly people living alone" based on PF's voices. This project is expected to raise awareness of PF and local residents for disaster prevention. Jumping out, campus!
@深草町家 [300,000 yen]NPO Fukakusa-Ryukoku Machiya Community
【Ryukoku University】Fushimi Ryukoku University Fukakusa Machiya Campus will be used as a place for students, citizens, governments, and local organizations to interact, and related organizations and individuals will use the space to carry out projects aimed at passing on local culture and traditions and revitalizing the region by making use of their respective characteristics.
In addition, the "Student Planning Committee" organized by Ryukoku University student volunteers belonging to this corporation is responsible for planning and operating the project, which discovers various regional issues in collaboration with the local community and creates projects for the development and revitalization of the region in collaboration. The proposals are "Machiyamayu~Jiamu Project" and "Machiya de Kōryū".Nishi Kyogoku Station Plaza
made by residents and female students [300,000 yen]Kyoto Koka Women's University Environmental Volunteer Circle "Greenkeeper"
【Kyoto Koka Women's University】Ukyo Ward There has been a green belt in front of Hankyu Nishi-Kyogoku Station since ancient times, and it has been responsible for preserving the environment and scenery. However, about five years ago, residents expressed their desire to use it more effectively as a place of relaxation for the community, and this fiscal year a project to redevelop the green belt has begun. From the viewpoint of environmental consideration and gratitude to nature, this project aims to make effective use of zelkova trees harvested during redevelopment, and to promote enjoyable exchanges between the university and the community through wood products after the project is implemented and implemented. Sanjo Bustling Light Project
[298,000 yen]Kyoto Institute of Technology Sasaki Town Planning Laboratory
【Kyoto Institute of Technology】Nakagyo Ward The area between Horikawa-dori and Shinmachi-dori in Sanjo-dori retains the old townscape and has the charm of Kyoto, where old and new intersect, such as the opening of new stores. On the other hand, the streets become loopholes and are not well known. Although the population has increased due to the construction of condominiums, there is no mechanism to improve the quality of life in the external space, and I felt the need to create a mechanism for regional revitalization.
We will continue collaborative activities between the university and the community in the area, develop projects in cooperation with local activities and sculptors, and create "street specialties".Let's Ono GO [
300,000 yen]Let's Ono GO 【
Bukkyo University】Kita ward In this project, we will mainly work on the following three points.
First, we will create a "guidebook" to rediscover the charm of Onogo. In addition, a "music festival" is planned and implemented with the aim of bringing together and interacting with diverse people. This is also to create opportunities to disseminate information about Onogo and interact with other regions. In addition, as a place where the elderly themselves can play a role, a "shimenawa making workshop" will be held. Through these projects, we will promote regional revitalization of Onogo and support for the elderly.Let's do more! Sanjo Street
[300,000 yen]Seika Ghost Association
【Kyoto Seika University】Nakagyo Ward The Seika Ghost Association aims to revitalize the Sanjo area through the recreation of "Setsubun Ghost" (a traditional Kyoto cosplay in which people wear extraordinary costumes only in Setsubun). This year, we will disseminate the charm of Sanjo throughout the year, such as "Chidameshi Sanjo!", which introduces the history of the region in a fun way, and "Another Shopping Street ~ Shutter Art Street< > of town revitalization through art, cosplay, and music" that creates the charm of the shopping district from shutter art drawn by students. In addition, in the annual "Ghost Parade", there will be a "Monster Contest" to power up. Sassa Dance Shimogamo Ondo
[300,000 yen]Kyoto Seika University Regional Culture Project
【Kyoto Seika University】Sakyo Ward "Shimogamo Ondo" is a local song created around Showa 30 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the founding of Shimogamo Elementary School. There are two types, A for children and B for adults, and they were actively danced until around the middle of the Showa period, but they are almost forgotten now. This year, which marks the 140th anniversary of the founding of Shimogamo Elementary School, the Seika Regional Culture Project will collaborate with the Shimogamo Gosho Ondo and Autumn Leaves Festival Preservation Association to sing and dance at the Jizo Basin and Sports Day in each town to revival Shimogamo Ondo and deepen local ties. "Town" thoughts
connected by Arashi Pato [300,000 yen]Ukyo City Reform Conference
【Kyoto University of Foreign Studies】Ukyo Ward Develop and disseminate regional brand products centered on the "Arashiden Patrol Train" for the purpose of urban development, and create a foundation for social business for urban development. We receive donations from shops for a portion of product sales, and use them to solve local issues. Carry out activities such as town patrols to ensure the safety of children, whose population is increasing in Ukyo Ward, and to interact with children and the elderly. This will realize activities to continuously solve regional issues by utilizing the power of shops and local residents. Fukakusa SOSUI Story 2013
[300,000 yen]Ryukoku Project
to Support the Environment of Mirai 【Ryukoku University】Fushimi As a continuing project, this project will use the connections and accumulations from last year to implement initiatives that consider future town development, and (1) draft of the canal ordinance and (2) create a bird's-eye view.
Regarding (1), it will be prepared by interviewing residents and WS, visiting and surveying the Fushimi Ward Fukakusa Branch, Kyoto City Waterworks and Sewerage Bureau, and other areas. Regarding (2), we aim to create a bird's-eye view depicting the thoughts and charms of the draft ordinance, reaffirm the attractiveness of the town, and provide an opportunity for residents to think about the future of the town themselves.Connecting Arashiyama and Katsura River with Rafts Project 2013
[300,000 yen]Kyoto University Environmental Design Laboratory "Arashiyama Landscape Kirikomi Team"
【Kyoto University】Ukyo Ward Students and local residents take the lead in surveying the mountain rivers of Arashiyama, determining maintenance policies, cutting down thinned wood and firewood, and transporting thinned wood by imitating the traditional method of using the Katsura River's water transportation. In addition, rafts made of thinned wood are connected to the riverbank to create a mechanism to enjoy the scenery. Through these efforts, we aim to restore the "connection between mountains, rivers, and people" by making local people aware of the current situation of Arashiyama, providing them with an opportunity to think about proactive sustainable forest and river management and how Yamayama and rivers should be as tourism resources. Kyoto Sanjo-kai Shopping Street Temple Hut Project
[300,000 yen]Kyoto Koka Women's University Koka Sanjo Girls 【Kyoto Koka Women's
University】Nakagyo Ward The Sanjo-kai shopping street holds annual events where local residents gather. For example, in July there is the Tanabata Night Market, and in August it is the Yatai Village.
Kyoto Koka Women's University has been holding exchanges with local residents such as "Koka Children's Plaza" at the Sanjo-kai shopping street. This year's initiative aims to revitalize the local community and increase the motivation to participate in the event by holding pre-events related to shopping street events as a temple hut project.Oh my God! Oharano Attractiveness Promotion Project
【300,000 yen】Nanyakanya Oharano
【Kyoto City University of Arts】Nakagyo Ward The Oharano area of Nishikyo-ku, Kyoto City, has the second largest farmland area in the city, but the aging of farmers and the lack of successors are issues. Therefore, Nanyakanya Oharano, a group of farmers, in collaboration with Kyoto City University of Arts and Kyoto Prefectural Katsura High School, aims to revitalize the region by creating a website that disseminates the charms of the region and working together with citizens to support the "Fukushima Sunflower Foster Parent Project" using fallow fields. Miyako Light '13
[100,000 yen]Miyako Light Executive Committee
【Doshisha University・Kyoto University of Art and Design】Kamigyo Ward Miyako Light uses lights from inside the house to express the "lights of daily life" that spill out of the townhouse through the lattice. In addition to the main event of illumination at night, we will hold an accompanying event that takes advantage of the characteristics of each town that will be the venue.
The planning and preparation of each event will be carried out in cooperation with the people in the surrounding area of the venue and the Tokyo Metropolitan Light Executive Committee. - Encouragement Activities
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Project name
【Support amount】Name of organization 【Name
of related university】administrative district Overview of the business Arashiyama Dream Project 2013 ~Arashiyama Story as a Souvenir~
【100,000 yen】Arashiyama Dream Project 2013 ~Arashiyama Story as a Souvenir~ [Kyoto Saga University of the Arts] Ukyo Ward Arashiyama, which is bustling as one of the most popular tourist attractions in the Japan, does not have souvenirs called Arashiyama specialties. Therefore, this time, focusing on the fact that Ogura an, rice crackers, which have been handed down since ancient times, are the birthplace of Arashiyama, we will try to develop a region-limited original brand in collaboration with Arashiyama Shopping Street and others in order to disseminate resources related to Arashiyama both inside and outside Japan. We would like to use this as an opportunity to create assets shared by the community by sending a new design wind to Arashiyama with the fresh sense of students, providing souvenirs suitable for Arashiyama as it should be.
Implementation Report
25 Public presentation (second screening)
On Saturday, June 29, 2013, a public presentation of the "Heisei 25 Learning Town Collaboration Project (University Regional Collaboration Creation and Support Project)" was held at Campus Plaza Kyoto to support initiatives aimed at regional revitalization in Kyoto City in collaboration with universities and local organizations.
This project has been held every year since Heisei 16, and this year is the 10th time. In addition to the presenting groups, a total of 115 visitors listened to their presentations in order to get a glimpse of the students' rich ideas and the ideas of local collaborations.
This year, there were 33 applications, and 22 organizations that passed the first round gave presentations. Of these, several projects were selected as subsidized projects (up to 300,000 yen / 1 project), but all of them were wonderful initiatives for regional revitalization.
Kyoto City and the University Consortium Kyoto will continue to support these vibrant initiatives of the university and the community, hoping that they will produce great results!
25 Business certification ceremony
Of the 33 projects that applied this fiscal year, 16 were certified as eligible projects and one as incentive projects, and a certification ceremony was held at Kyoto City Hall on Friday, July 12, 2013. Mayor Kadokawa of Kyoto City presented certificates to the representatives of each project, and representatives of each organization that was certified as a support project expressed their determination to implement the project.
Heisei 25 Certified Business Report Meeting
《Report Session》The
25th academic town collaboration certification business report meeting was held on Saturday, March 22, 2014 at Campus Plaza Kyoto.
On the day of the event, many people from the general public, as well as university officials such as students and city officials, visited the event, and the 17 selected organizations reported on their activities.
In the course of planning and operating various initiatives in the region, we have faced many issues, and the results of the project will be a great asset for both students and the community, and I believe that we can utilize them in future activities.
I hope that such initiatives will be carried out on an ongoing basis, not one-offs, and that new businesses will be created and a cycle of revitalization will circulate in each ward of Kyoto City!
《Opinion exchange meeting》With
the aim of sharing the know-how of organizations with a proven track record with other organizations and promoting collaboration and exchange between organizations, we have been holding opinion exchange meetings with reporting organizations and others since this fiscal year.
At the opinion exchange meeting, the 17 organizations were divided into two groups (9 groups and 8 organizations), and opinions were exchanged twice × 20 minutes each.
The first half and the second half were divided into three groups (three groups in the first half× three groups ×two and two groups ×1), and one person in each group was assigned to exchange opinions, and each organization responded to questions and suggestions from visitors.
《Award Ceremony》
From this fiscal year, we commended business organizations that have achieved excellent results. (Trophies, certificates, and activity incentives)
The best organizations were from Murasaki Kidzu (Bukkyo University). Congratulations.
Contact information
University Consortium Kyoto in charge
of academic town collaboration project TEL 075-353-9130 FAX 075-353-9101
〒600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto *Business hours: Tuesday~Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)
