The “Umekita” area is a core base of the “Kansai Innovation International Strategic Comprehensive Special Zone” and the “Designated Urban Renaissance Urgent Redevelopment Area” designated by the national government. Osaka Prefecture, Osaka City, and the business sector have been making concerted efforts to develop this area. The advanced development zone of the Umekita area, “Grand Front Osaka”, opened in April 26th. “Grand Front Osaka” offers world-standard urban functions including business offices, commercial facilities, a hotel and condominiums. The core of this area is an intellectual creation base or “Knowledge Capital” where business people, researchers, creators and users create “new values” by fusing technology with their creativity. At the “Knowledge Capital”, Osaka City provides a “venue” and a “mechanism” to create and support projects leading to new products and services by making maximum use of the potential of Osaka and Kansai and attracting people, information and capital from all over the world. To do that, the “Osaka Innovation Hub” is set up as a base within the Knowledge Capital and the following will be implemented;
Related Website: Knowledge Capital http://kc-i.jp/ Global Innovation Creation Support http://www.innovation-osaka.jp/ |
In March, 2012, six prefectures in Kansai received the recognition of the first program of the special zone project, after which the special zone project is being launched full scale. The second program of the special zone project was recognized on July 27, 2012. The second program of the special zone project consists of 15 projects that utilize tax, private and public financial support measures. Adding these to the first program will add up to * 26 projects that have been recognized. * The first program of the special zone project : 14 projects
【Project cases recognized in the second program of the special zone project in Osaka Prefecture】 <Tax Support Measures> future-oriented medical checkup center in Umekita Knowledge Capital (Osaka Station surrounding district) <(Private) Financial Support Measures> (Yumeshima/Sakishima districts) <(Public) Financial Support Measures> The Special zone project is steadily expanding. Kansai will produce innovations and industry, academia and government will continue to work together and promote special zones to contribute to the growth of the Japanese economy. |
The FedEx North Pacific (NPAC) Regional Hub is scheduled to open in around Spring of 2014. The number of FedEx flights to/from KIX is estimated to increase, improving KIX’s function as a logistic base. It is expected that this will have positive impact on Kansai’s global business activities For more information about “New Kansai International Airport Co., Ltd”, please visit the following home page. http://www.nkiac.co.jp/ |
In order to make Kansai International Airport (KIX) a “tourist base airport” along with Haneda and Narita Airports in the Tokyo metropolitan area which drives Japan’s tourism and revitalizes the regional economy as a Japan’s gateway, Osaka Prefecture has been making an effort to establish an operation network appropriate for a hub airport through actively attracting LCCs (Low Cost Carriers) etc. in cooperation with Kansai International Airport Co., Ltd., related municipalities and the business sector. As a result of these efforts, lately more LCCs are in operation at KIX than any other airports in Japan and the Japan’s first full-fledged LCC (Peach Aviation Limited) has launched based in KIX. KIX is steadily moving ahead as a hub airport for LCCs. For more information, please visit the home page of Airport Strategy Office |
Working with five local governments in the Kansai region, Osaka Prefecture applied for and |
Conducted by the national government,“International Strategic Comprehensive Special Zones |
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