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Explore the Intersection of Design and Local Revitalization

Seitaro Design, led by Creative Director Harutaro Yamazaki, and Seitaro Design Kanazawa, headed by Interior Designer Tomoshi Miyakawa, are excited to announce an upcoming online seminar titled “Local Revitalization and Design”. This event, scheduled for July 9, 2025, will delve into the vital role of design in community revitalization efforts, showcasing specific case studies from Nomi City in Ishikawa Prefecture.

Seminar Overview

During this engaging session, attendees will witness a dynamic talk-discussion format that covers the following topics:

• - The relationship between businesses and local communities
• - The role of design in local revitalization
• - Successful case studies from Nomi City
• - Challenges and key points in undertaking local revitalization projects

This seminar welcomes participants who are interested in supporting local revitalization, expanding their businesses into local areas, or contributing positively to regional communities.

Who Should Attend

• - Business leaders interested in local revitalization
• - Companies exploring new business initiatives with an ESG perspective
• - Entrepreneurs aiming to support local communities
• - Individuals with aspirations to establish businesses in rural areas
• - Executives looking to set up regional bases

Event Details

• - Date: July 9, 2025 (Wednesday)
• - Time: 15:00 - 16:10 (JST)
• - Location: Online via Zoom
• - Schedule:

- 15:00 - 15:10: Opening remarks and speakers' introductions
- 15:10 - 15:50: Talk session “Local Revitalization and Design”
- 15:50 - 16:10: Q&A

• - Cost: Free
• - Registration: Register here

About the Speakers

Harutaro Yamazaki

As the President and Creative Director at Seitaro Design, Yamazaki has a deep commitment to transforming society through design. Under his leadership, the company has collaborated with various ministries and organizations to tackle social issues through design interventions. Notable projects include working on the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and various initiatives aimed at promoting carbon neutrality and disaster recovery.

Yamazaki has been recognized with multiple awards, including the Good Design Award and the Nikkei MJ Advertising Award. He has also served as a judge for numerous design competitions and has recently ventured into contemporary art, showcasing his work internationally. For more information, visit Seitaro Design.

Tomoshi Miyakawa

Miyakawa, the President of Seitaro Design Kanazawa, has a diverse background in architectural design and interior spaces. After founding multiple design firms, he established Seitaro Design Kanazawa in 2016, focusing on innovative public spaces. His recent work includes the transformation of abandoned homes into community-oriented facilities, like the mixed-use