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Become a member of this channel and get access to member-exclusive commentary and more!!    / @shoutengai_maddog   [Voicy is updated almost daily!! Please check it out!] Kinoshita Hitoshi's Today, I'll Tell You Straight! https://voicy.jp/channel/2028 The redevelopment of the Meitetsu Nagoya Station area is reaching a major turning point. Initially, it was planned as one of Japan's largest projects, involving an investment of approximately 900 billion yen to rebuild the Meitetsu Department Store and hotel, and completely revamp the station's functions. However, faced with soaring construction costs, labor shortages, and rising interest rates, the plan is being forced to undergo a major revision. A symbol of this is the large-scale opening of Yodobashi Camera in the former Meitetsu Department Store main building. Furthermore, the opening of the high-end supermarket "Sapore" has also been decided, marking the beginning of a movement to reuse the building that was scheduled for demolition. This is not simply a matter of addressing vacant tenant spaces. Meitetsu is using existing facilities to secure time and, during that time, is trying to restructure the redevelopment itself. Furthermore, Meitetsu has officially announced "a reduction in the scale of investment" and "the introduction of new external partners" regarding the redevelopment. They are making a major shift from an era where railway companies alone built cities to an era where urban regeneration is carried out by dividing roles with developers, funds, and specialized businesses. This broadcast will explain in detail the true meaning of attracting Yodobashi, why Meitetsu is reconsidering its massive redevelopment, and what the introduction of external capital signifies. This is not just about Meitetsu. In an era of soaring construction costs and population decline, we will analyze the structural changes in redevelopment models across Japan from the perspective of "Is the era of independent development over?" [Hitoshi Kinoshita] Born in Tokyo in 1982. He has been involved in urban development projects since high school, started his own business in 2000 during his third year of high school, and won the New Word/Buzzword Award that same year for "IT Revolution." Graduated from the Department of Political Science, Faculty of Political Science and Economics, Waseda University, and completed a Master's program at the Graduate School of Commerce, Hitotsubashi University. In 2009, established the Area Innovation Alliance, a general incorporated association. Invests in and serves as an executive in regional revitalization companies throughout Japan. Since 2015, has run the Urban Management Professional School, producing over 500 graduates and continuously cultivating individuals who can transform communities across the country. Author of numerous books including "The Illusion of Urban Planning," "Profitable Cities Transform Local Areas," and "An Introduction to Regional Revitalization for Ordinary People." [Daily updates of various columns on note!] 】 The Mad Dog's True Feelings https://note.com/settings/membership 【Voicy is updated almost daily!! Please check it out!】 Kinoshita Hitoshi's Today, I'll Tell You Straight! https://voicy.jp/channel/2028 ■ "The Illusion of Urban Development" https://amzn.to/3MXHpkg ■ "A Beginner's Guide to Regional Revitalization for Ordinary People: What to Read When You Think Your Hometown is in Trouble..." https://amzn.to/2Pl5CGO ■ "The Reason Fukuoka City Became the Strongest City in the Region" http://amzn.to/2rzp4oA ■ "The Complete Guide to Regional Revitalization" http://amzn.to/2d7foWI ■ "Methodology for Fighting in the City - No Regional Revitalization Without Self-Growth -" http://amzn.to/1W8BhsD #Meitetsu #Redevelopment #LocalFinance #LocalGovernment #RegionalRevitalization #RegionalRevitalization2.0 #RegionalRevitalization