I-Net Blog: 'Do you really want to live there?' The unique reasons why smart cities are not easily adopted in Japan.

Recently, the concept of smart cities has been increasingly heard about.
Large-scale projects such as Toyota Motor's demonstration city "Woven City" in Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, and "Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City" in Kashiwa City, Chiba Prefecture, are being developed one after another.
However, in reality, it may be rare to feel the presence of "smart cities" in our daily lives or to feel a sense of aspiration towards them.
If we cannot feel them close to us, it is difficult to say that "smart city = a city we want to live in" is the current situation.
So, how can we make smart cities feel closer and truly become "cities we want to live in"? To achieve this, we need to confront Japan's unique challenges, which differ from those overseas.
[Contents]
■ The definition of "smart" is changing: The evolution of the smart city concept
■ Why haven't smart cities gained traction in Japan?
■ Urban development that protects lives
Japanese smart cities may be better off focusing on disaster prevention
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