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2026-06-22 12:37:06

GDX Launches Online Consultation Service to Connect Businesses with Local Governments

GDX Launches Online Consultation Platform: GDX Meyasubako



The General Incorporated Association for Local Government DX Promotion (GDX), based in Minato, Tokyo, has unveiled an online consultation service named 'GDX Meyasubako' (for supporting members). This initiative is designed to assist businesses aiming to establish connections with local governments and improve their sales strategies. The consultation platform allows companies to easily seek answers to queries such as which local government to approach or how to expand their presence in specific areas. Additionally, it supports sharing of company success stories and proposing seminar concepts utilizing a nationwide network of local governments.

Background: The Challenge of Creating Initial Connections in Local Government Business


Many companies possess solutions addressing challenges faced by local governments, such as digital transformation (DX), hometown tax, relocation and settlement programs, community engagement, and disaster prevention. However, when it comes to collaborating with local governments, businesses often encounter significant barriers.

Voices from Businesses


  • - "I don’t know which local government aligns with my services across the country."
  • - "I can’t identify the responsible departments or the decision-making process; I am unsure where to start making contact."
  • - "Even if I organize exhibitions or seminars, they do not attract local government participation."

Given the vast number of local governments, each with its own distinct challenges and systems, finding the right points of contact becomes a daunting task under limited sales resources. GDX aims to serve as a hub connecting local governments and businesses, leveraging its expertise to launch 'GDX Meyasubako,' a space for easy consultation on establishing connections.

What is GDX Meyasubako?


GDX Meyasubako is an online platform where businesses seeking collaboration with local governments can freely submit inquiries regarding sales strategies and contact establishment. Even if companies have not yet polished their questions, they are encouraged to share basic information about their services and target areas in bullet points.

Types of Inquiries Accepted


1. Local Government Approach Consultation: Asking for introductions to municipalities interested in specific areas, such as disaster prevention DX.
2. Information Requests: Inquiring about local government trends and policy information.
3. Information Sharing: Sharing details about your company’s initiatives.
4. Feedback and Requests: Suggesting ideas for seminars or newsletters.

Users can also specify their desired response time and whether their inquiries can be shared with others, allowing GDX to tailor its response to suit their needs.

Key Features of GDX Meyasubako


1. Utilizing a Nationwide Network of Local Governments: GDX leverages inquiries and needs from various local governments to suggest municipalities that align well with your solutions and provide avenues for expanding connections.
2. Simple Consultation Form: Whether it’s discussing sales strategies or requesting information, users can submit inquiries even if they are not fully formulated. The service is available even for those considering membership.
3. Wide Scope of Consultation Topics: The service covers a broad range of consultation topics beyond DX, including hometown tax, relocation and settlement programs, community engagement, and disaster prevention in local government operations.
4. Opportunities for Information Dissemination: Companies can present their initiatives and insights through GDX’s seminars for local governments and publications like 'Local Government DX Guide' and 'GDX Communication' on the official note platform.

Interested parties can easily submit their inquiries through the dedicated online form. Although primarily for GDX supporting members, non-members interested in joining are also welcomed to reach out to the platform.

To access the GDX Meyasubako, visit: GDX Meyasubako

Recruitment Notice for Supportive Members for FY2023


Membership for Supportive Businesses


GDX is inviting businesses that contribute to resolving regional issues via collaboration with local governments to join as supportive members.
  • - Membership Type: Supporting Member / Entrance Fee: ¥50,000 / Annual Fee: ¥50,000

Key Activities and Benefits for Supportive Members


  • - Matching based on local government needs.
  • - Opportunities to have case studies and services featured in the 'Local Government DX Guide.'
  • - Opportunities to exhibit at seminars and conferences targeting local governments.
  • - Access to the latest local government trends and policy information.

If you are interested in becoming a member, feel free to inquire through the General Incorporated Association for Local Government DX Promotion (GDX) office.
  • - Contact Number: 03-6683-0106 / Inquiry Form: Contact GDX

About GDX


The General Incorporated Association for Local Government DX Promotion (GDX) is established in 2023 to support the digital transformation of local governments through collaboration with private enterprises. Acting as a hub connecting local governments and businesses, GDX engages in hearing, matching, and disseminating information, including publishing the 'Local Government DX Guide,' organizing nationwide seminars for local governments, and conducting various surveys.

For further inquiries regarding this release or seminars, please contact the GDX office at:


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