Partnership Agreement Case Studies Map

1) For the Graduate School of System Design and Management lecture "System design and management training," the students, while learning among other things about the approaches, processes, and methods of system design, formed groups of roughly 5 members each and proposed and demonstrated concrete systems on the theme of "System design for revitalizing Minamihiyoshi shopping district." Each team, which consisted of a majority of working students along with new graduates with no work experience, identified issues for the Minamihiyoshi shopping district through open data, observations, interviews, etc., before realizing their own unique system designs and prototypes and demonstrating their effectiveness. Some teams are still continuing to collaborate. 2) In addition, at the Hiyoshidai Elementary School, video data and location information data using GPS for tag rugby and running were shown to students to help them discuss and understand the good and bad movements of themselves and others and how they can improve their performances, with the aim of increasing both interest and ability in sports using sports data. As a result, interest and ability in sports increased among many elementary school students. With full cooperation from the Athletic Association Rugby Football Club, it has become possible to provide more specialized advice and acquire and analyze more technical data, and the research findings are being used for the activities of the Keio Kids Performance Academy, which is held every Monday and Saturday evenings at the Shimoda rugby ground.

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Collaboration to contribute to city development brimming with attractiveness by further strengthening the potential of the citizens, region, and authorities as well as the potential of an autonomous city.

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Collaborations aimed at contributing to the enhancement and development of education in the City of Yokohama as well as at universities, etc.

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To promote research and educational activities that utilize the development of local communities and advanced technologies (through drones, autonomous mobile robotics, autonomous driving, etc.), and commitment to comprehensive cooperation agreements on regional promotion in fields such as tourism, disaster prevention, and energy.

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Agreement to contribute to the development of local communities, to promote research and educational activities, and to cultivate personal development within society, etc.

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Agreement to contribute to the development of local communities, to promote research and educational activities, and to cultivate personal development within society, etc.

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Agreement to contribute to the development of local communities, to promote research and educational activities, and to cultivate personal development within society, etc.

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Agreement to contribute to the development of local communities, to promote research and educational activities, and to cultivate personal development within society, etc.

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Agreement to contribute to the development of local communities, to promote research and educational activities, and to cultivate personal development within society, etc.

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Furthermore, in collaboration with Kawasaki City, various events, including "open seminars" and "business exchange meetings" for citizens, local companies, etc. (held 〇 times in AY 2019), as well as the "fun day playing with science" for children were held to widely introduce research achievements, to provide opportunities for learning science and technology, and to provide a place to experience the fun.

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The Keio University Tonomachi Town Campus, which opened in the Tonomachi district (King Skyfront) of Kawasaki City Kawasaki Ward in April 2016, established the Wellbeing Research Center as a core center for the Japan Science and Technology Agency's (JST) Research Complex Program (AY 2015 to AY 2019). The campus is involved in the promotion of integrated research through industry-academia-public collaboration centered on production bases in 4 areas (intelligent drug discovery, quality assessment of regenerative and cellular medicine, data and information infrastructure Pe0PLe, medical devices and robotics), lectures open to the public, innovation schools, and the continuous development of innovation ecosystem leaders, from children to working adults, such as through the junior doctor development academy.
With Keio University at its core, this project was jointly proposed by the 4 local governments of Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, the City of Yokohama, and Tokyo Prefecture Ota Ward; universities and research institutions (Kanagawa Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, the University of Tokyo, Tokyo Institute of Technology, Yokohama City University); and corporations (FUJIFILM Corporation, CYBERDYNE Inc.). It is conducting joint research with various institutions, including those around the Tonomachi district, and is contributing to the growth and development of the Tonomachi King Skyfront area.

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Through mutual cooperation, the aim is to actively make efforts to solve social issues and sustainably develop together with the region and society.

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Mutual cooperation towards the update of functions, etc. to further grow and develop the Shin-Kawasaki Forest of Creation into a base for the promotion of science and technology, and the creation of new industries that will drive Japan’s future growth.

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Through a collaboration between the Keio University Shonan Fujisawa Campus (Faculty of Policy Management, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Faculty of Nursing and Medical Care, Graduate School of Media and Governance, Graduate School of Health Management; hereinafter SFC) and Kanagawa Prefecture Fujisawa City, contributions will be made to the development of local communities in areas such as industry, information, and city development through the exchange, use, etc., of mutual human and intellectual resources as well as to the promotion of practical learning (jitsugaku).

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The Kanagawa Institute of Industrial Science and Technology and the Keio Frontier Research and Education Collaborative Square at Tonomachi will deepen mutual understanding and friendship, cooperate to promote the development of science and technology, and work to promote industry-academia-government collaboration activities that integrate the different areas of advanced fields.

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In order to contribute to the sustainable growth and revitalization of the regional economy centered on Kawasaki City through the social implementation of research seeds, the 3 parties will make use of mutual resources and networks and collaborate and cooperate in a wide range of fields with the aim of making contributions toward solutions for various issues.

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Cooperation agreement aimed at deepening mutual understanding and friendship as well as promoting the development of collaborative science and technology.

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Project aimed at accelerating research and commercialization towards the social implementation of spinal cord regeneration therapy through industry-academia-public collaboration

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Project aimed at accelerating research and commercialization towards the social implementation of Osteochondral regenerative medicine through industry-academia-public collaboration

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The goal of this collaboration is to address the administrative issues of (1) disaster information not reaching every resident and (2) such information not being translated into action even among those who receive it. This initiative also seeks to swiftly embody and implement Yokohama City's Disaster Prevention DX initiatives in the TSST field.

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