”Hon-Ani” project- Make Honbetsu famous with animeOverview

A project to liven up Honbetsu town with animation and solve the problems of Honbetsu at the same time

1. Introduction
I have always loved anime and manga, and I thought
it would be interesting to hold a comic market inHonbetsu someday.
As for why Comiket, I've never actually been toComiket. I was planning to go last year, but it wascanceled due to corona. At that time, I was presented
with a subject for creation studies, and I came up withthis project.

I mentioned earlier. The sacred place here means thatthe sacred place of the manga "Silver Spoon" is Obihiro.

In this way, it is not only a partial sense that thetown or place is set in that place, but the sacred placeof anime that I speak of is not related to where
Honbetsu is located in Japan, but is from Honbetsu.
Information about anime and anime is disseminated,
anime fans all over Japan and around the world
recognize that "the town of anime is Honbetsu", andbecoming famous leads to the revitalization of the town,
and in the true sense I think it will become a sacred

2. About the problem
What we can do to revitalize Honbetsu Townplace.
From this, I thought that if an anime was made in
Honbetsu, it would be one step closer to becoming an

3. About the current situation analysis
As an analysis of the current situation, it isanime town, and I wondered if it would be possible toattract anime production companies.

conceivable that the outflow of the younger generation
to the outside of the town will not stop. There are

5. About the solution

various problems in Honbetsu Town now, and theBy holding a small-scale mini-comiket that can benumber of establishments is decreasing year by year.

tackled by ourselves, creating an opportunity to raise

Less than 40% of students go on to local high schools,

awareness in the town, and further disseminating it toand the outflow of younger generations to the outside

Hokkaido and the whole country, the effect of raisingof the town continues, such as leaving Honbetsu forthe name recognition of each book I wondered if I

employment.

should aim for .

Also, regarding the population decrease, it has

Also, due to the corona crisis, remote work is

decreased by 25.5% from 15 years ago, and it can bebecoming more popular, and the anime production

said that the current problem facing Honbetsu Town isindustry is gradually adopting it. , I thought aboutthat the decrease in the number of companies inincorporating the topic of "Workation".

particular is remarkable. Under these circumstances,

Regarding workation, Honbetsu Town does not

I believe that the current situation in Honbetsu Town

currently

is that there is no charm that will lead to problem

environment, and the current situation is that it is notsolving.

well developed compared to other municipalities. Inhaveaworkspacewithaninternet

order to promote workcation in the future, it will be4.

About the hypothesis

necessary to expand the facility with a complete

I thought that by making Honbetsu Town famousinternet environment.

as a mecca for anime, it would help solve the problems

As for lodging facilities, in addition to “the Honbetsu-

cho Work Experience Exchange Center” and “theImperial Palace”, I have heard that a small house run
by a local company, “Koyarabo,” is also working on aworkation. As long as the internet environment is inplace, I think that through workation, people will learn
about the charm of Honbetsu Town, which will lead totelework later, and will lead to attracting companies.
6. Achievements and challenges[Outcome]
・I was able to learn about the current situation in
Honbetsu and how far a high school student can
go to solve the problem.
・Through this activity, I was able to learn more about
my favorite field.
[Task]
・ I think that if I had interviewed animationcompanies and companies that are already working on
workation earlier, I would have had more data to use
in our presentations.
7. Conclusion
I think that this activity was at its limit in the lack oftime until the announcement, such as reassemblingfrom the beginning due to the course correction in themiddle. Surveys on companies became a big fact in theannouncement and became very important data, so I
felt that there was no loss in taking the first step andtaking action.
Mr. Fujii, Mr. Kawanishi, who consulted me for thispresentation, the teachers who allowed me to presentalone, and Koyarabo, who cooperated in providing thephotos, responded to my questions by email. I would
like to express my gratitude to the people of theanimation production company who received i