Regarding the holding of the 234th Community Development Lecture for Townspeople: "SDGs Future Cities and Niseko Mirai"

Niseko Town was designated an "SDGs Future City" by the national government in 2018.
At that time, the core project proposed by the town was
This is the new urban development project, "Niseko Mirai Project (formerly: NISEKO Living Model District Construction Project)."

Aiming to resolve administrative challenges such as "housing shortages" and "shortage of workers."
In undertaking the Niseko Mirai project,
After more than two years of planning,
As the implementing body, a public-private partnership town development company, "(株)Niseko Machi," was established.
In response to various changes in social conditions/business environments such as the COVID-19 pandemic, the wood shock, and soaring construction material costs,
We are proceeding while reviewing the plan as needed.

Currently, the first phase (4 apartment buildings with 31 units) has been completed, and work has begun on phases 2 and 3.
More than 40 housing units have already been built.
This is a new neighborhood where people's lives are taking shape.

A certain period of time has passed since the initiative began in 2018, and the vision for the neighborhood is starting to take shape.
Let me reiterate about SDGs Future Cities.
Furthermore, as its core business, it addresses various challenges
Regarding Niseko Mirai, a project being undertaken through public-private partnership,
This is a platform from Niseko Town to reflect on its history and purpose, and to share its current initiatives.
Furthermore, as a forum for hearing and exchanging various opinions,
We will be holding a community development lecture for town residents.

We look forward to your participation.

Date and Time: Thursday, August 27, 2026, 18:00 - 19:30 (tentative)
Location: Town Community Center, Training Room 1
Contents: Explanation from the town, Q&A session, and exchange of opinions.


Please note that the events of that day were filmed in the town.
We plan to stream the video on the town's website at a later date.
If you are unable to attend on the day, please check here.
 

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