2012 Annual Report
Urban space, system and planning
Hidenori TAMAGAWA
Professor／Dr. Eng.
Urban and Regional Analysis, Urban and Regional Planning
Rm.9-556, +81 426 77 1111 Ext. 4275	
 htama@tmu.ac.jp
Fumiko ITOProfessor / Dr. Eng.
Urban Planning, Urban Analysis, Analysis of Residential Environment, Cost-Benefit analysis of
public projects
Rm.9-558, +81 426 77 1111 Ext.4273	
 itofumi@tmu.ac.jp
Shin AIBAAssociate Professor /Dr. Eng.
City Planning, Community Development, Planning System
Rm.9-566, +81 426 77 2359
aib@tmu.ac.jp
Taro ICHIKO
Associate Professor/ Doctor of Urban Science
Disaster-proof urban planning, Community development for Disaster prevention, Risk
Management
Rm.9-553,+81-42-677 1111 Ext. 4272
ichiko-taro@tmu.ac.jp

Urban society, residents and institution
Tanji HOSHI
Professor/Dr. Med.
Urban Health, Public HealthRm.9-565, +81 426 77 1111 Ext.4278
star@onyx.dti.ne.jp
Kenji TAKEMIYA
Professor / Dr. Eng.
Architectural Planning，Environmental Behavior
Rm.9-874，+81-42-677-2795
takemiya-kenji@tmu.ac.jp
Kahoruko YAMAMOTO
Associate Professor/Ph.D.(Sociology)
Urban Sociology, Community Study, Migrant Study
Rm.9-154, +81 426 77 1111 Ext. 4233
kahoruko@tmu.ac.jp
Motoki NAGANO
Associate Professor / Master of Political Science
Urban Administration, Local Government Policy Studies, Local GovernanceRm.9-560, +81 42 677 1111 Ext. 4163
nagano@tmu.ac.jp

１）Staff
Hidenori TAMAGAWA
Professor／Dr. Eng.
Urban and Regional Analysis, Urban and Regional Planning
Rm.9-556, +81 426 77 1111 Ext. 4275	
  htama@tmu.ac.jp

２）Overview of Research Activities in 2012FY
Hidenori TAMAGAWA
A Fundamental Study on the Characteristics of Urban Model
Hidenori TAMAGAWA
The new implications of the gravity type model have been investigated in two dimensional plane. A
refereed paper of the international journal has been published to show that the overall effect by the
reducing of distance-decay parameter and the serious effect of location of facilities by theoreticalconsidering and simulation.
Studies on the Relation between Urban Space and Urban Activities
Hidenori TAMAGAWA and Takumi KASUYA
The relation between purse snatch and urban space is conducted by the occurring time in the Tokyo
23 wards. The case study in Tokyo reveals that the basic urban elements of Kevin Lynch are utilizedwith different meanings by the criminals. It is published in the international journal.
A Study on Urban Theory
Hidenori TAMAGAWA and Yoshie TAMAGAWA
A biography of Jane Jacobs, a famous urban critic, is translated. Centering on the times when she
wrote The death and life of great American cities,

her whole life is plainly explained.

A Study on the Recovery of the Damaged Area by the Earthquake Disaster
Hidenori TAMAGAWA, Shinji KAWAMURA, Taro ICHIKO and Yasuchi NOZAWA and
Their Students
To make up the recovery planning for Noda village in Iwate prefecture which is the most north
locality that is damaged by the Higashi-Nihon great earthquake, the fieldsurvey, work shop

discussion and presentation are conducted. This activity is funded by Grants-in-Aid for Scientific
Research by JSPS.

３）List of Research Activities in 2012FY
Hidenori TAMAGAWA
1. Refereed Papers

Hidenori Tamagawa, “The implications of using a gravity model to determine territory in a circulardomain”, Environment and Planning B: Planning and Design, volume 39, pp. 978-990, Nov. 2012
Takumi Kasuya and Hidenori Tamagawa, “A study on the relations between criminal behaviors inpurse-snatching and urban spaces”, International Journal of Urban Sciences, 16, pp. 279-300, Nov.
2012
2. Proceedings of Oral Presentations
Hidenori TAMAGAWA, “Interdisciplinary global educational exchange program on urban issues
in Asian region”, Special session on international education in Tokyo-Seoul Joint Seminar 2012 at
TMU, 2012.11.2
Taro ICHIKO and Hidenori TAMAGAWA, "A report of an action disaster-research for recovery
planning in Noda, Iwate prefecture", Tokyo-Seoul Joint Seminar 2012 at TMU, 2012.11.3
3. Others
3-1. Technical books
Hidenori Tamagawa and Yoshie Tamagawa, Joshiki no Tensai, Kajima Publishing co., 2012.6(Japanese translation of Genius of Common Sense by G. Lang and M. Wunsch, 2010)
3-4．Works/Others
Taro ICHIKO, Shinji KAWAMURA and Hidenori TAMAGAWA, "A report of an action
disaster-research for recovery planning in Noda, Iwate prefecture", Poster presentation for ISSUE at
TMU, 2012.11.2

1) Staff
Fumiko ITOProfessor / Dr. Eng.
Urban Planning, Urban Analysis, Analysis of Residential Environment, Cost-Benefit analysis of
public projects
Rm.9-558, +81 426 77 1111 Ext.4273	
  itofumi@tmu.ac.jp
2) Overview of Research Activities in 2012
Environment of residential area
The condition of the city, the evaluation of environment and the relationship between those are
analyzed to get suggestion to create comfortable residential environment.
This year, the result of the questionnaire survey carried out on residents of Hachiouji-city andObuse-town are analized to clarify the relationship between residents’ view of health and thecondition of the environment of their living area. The survey of children’s play zone, the analysis of
the evaluation of residential area and the analysis of sky-factor are also Conducted.
Information of urban structure and Real Estate
The analysis to find the appropriate way and contents for providing the information of urban
structure and Real Estate are conducted. This year, the supporting system for choosing visiting area
based on individual preferences is verified on the experiment held in Echigo - Tsumari Art Triennial.
Forty years’ leaflets of advertisement for residents are analyzed to clarify the changes in expression ofchildren’s space.
Analysis of Public Projects
Public projects were evaluated by cost-benefit analysis. This year, Hednic price analysis on the valueof preservation of four-side enclosed courtyards (historical house in Beijing) was conducted.

3) List of Research Activities in 2012
FUJIKI Yoshifumi, ITO Fumiko, AIBA Shin, MANABE Rikutaro and NAGAMOTO Shuhei'What can we do with the "Mitaka Keikan Brain" System?', “The 8th International Conference of
the Pacific Rim Community Design Network”, 2012.
ITO Fumiko and SHIKI Yuichi‘Historical change in proposals of children’s space in apartment house’, “Summaries of TechnicalPapers of Annual Meeting”, F, AIJ, 367-368，2012 (in Japanese).
ZU Yunqi and ITO Fumiko‘The current situation of four-side enclosed courtyards and residents’ feelings in Beijing’.
“Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting”, F, AIJ, 355-356，2012 ( in Japanese).
KANAI Yusuke, NISHIO Shoko, ITO Fumiko‘The study on the relation between a sky factor and recognition of urban space’, “Summaries ofTechnical Papers of Annual Meeting”, F, AIJ, 973-974, 2012 ( in Japanese).
NISHIO Shoko, KANAI Yusuke,ITO Fumiko‘Relation between the change of sky factor and the impression while walking: The study on therelation between a sky factor and recognition of urban space(Part2)‘, “Summaries of TechnicalPapers of Annual Meeting”, F, AIJ, 975-976, 2012 ( in Japanese).
HAMURO Sae and ITO Fumiko‘A Study on the route to playing places in the Certified Day Nurseries’ Activity’, “Papers andProceedings of the Geographic Information Systems Association of Japan”, vol.21, 6F-1, 2012 ( inJapanese).

1) Staff
Shin AIBAAssociate Professor /Dr. Eng.
City Planning, Community Development, Planning System
Rm.9-566, +81 426 77 2359
aib@tmu.ac.jp
２）Overview of Research Activities
Study on reconstruction from disaster
Shin AIBA	  I study on reconstruction plans and projects from Great East Japan earthquake. I support to plan
reconstruction projects and actions in Ryori village, Ofunato city. Results are published on academic
magazines.
Urbanism on population decreasing age
Shin Aiba	  I discuss and examine a theory of urban planning and design. Results are published on discussion
papers of symposium by AIJ (architectural institute of Japan)．
City planning with existing architectural stocks
Shin Aiba	  I develop city planning methods to utilize or demolish increasing abandoned houses in a city area.
I practiced a rehabilitation project of abandoned house in suburban area of Tokyo, and planning
project of a master plan of utilizing and demolishing abandoned houses in local city.
Comparative study on machizukuri in east Asian countries
Shin Aiba	  I compare policy, history and practice of machizukuri in Japan, Taiwan and Korea.I prepare abook to publish the results.
Technologies to support machizukuri
Shin AIBA	  I develop technologies to support discussion and consensus building by citizens. I develop asystem to support discussions of townscapes by citizens using smart phone devises.
１．審査論文Shin AIBA, Yuya SHIRAISHI, Rikutaro MANABE et al: DEVELOPMENT OF
MACHIZUKURI FLAG TO SHARE INFORMATION WITH CITIZEN，Journal of AIJ，No.40，pp. 1083-1086，AIJ，2012
２．口頭発表Shin AIBA, Satoshi NAKAYAMA, Citizen participative research method on urban heat islandeffect，Green Community Design pp.313-317，The 8th International Conference of the Pacific Rim
Community Design Network，Aug.2012
Yoshifumi Fujiki, Fumiko Ito, Shin Aiba, Rikutaro Manabe and Shuhei Nagamoto, What can we
do with the “Mitaka Keikan Brain” system?，Green Community Design pp.83-90，The 8thInternational Conference of the Pacific Rim Community Design Network，Aug.2012

１）Staff
Taro ICHIKO
Associate Professor/ Doctor of Urban Science
Disaster-proof urban planning, Community-based Disaster Management, Risk Management
Rm.9-553,+81-42-677 1111 Ext. 4272
ichiko-taro@tmu.ac.jp
２）Overview of Research Activities(1)A study of run-away actions from the Tohoku region Pacific Tunami disasterA run away action had made a significant role after the Tohoku region Pacific Tunami disaster.
However cabinet office government of Japan surveyed those actions, it was not enough to inquiry
reaction of designated person e.g. case workers and community leaders.
In this study, interview surveys were dedicated in Noda-village, Yamada-town and
Ishinomaki-city.
(2)A study of a pre-disaster planning for post-disaster recovery
The building loss of the Tokyo capital earthquake directly above the focus was estimated fivetimes bigger than the Hanshin-Awaji earthquake according to cabinet office government of Japan. It
is inevitable to make and do mitigation strategy for not only directly loss like death and injured but
also indirectly loss like housing damage. In this study, I supposed to make planning technology fordisaster-proof community development.
In fiscal year 2012, Community workshops for post-disaster recovery in Ikebukuro-honcyo,
Toshima-city were planned and managed. Other hand, an action research on the 14th municipal staff
training by TMG was implemented.
(3)Development of learning programs for high school students to encourage disaster imagination
and reaction capacity
After the Tohoku region Pacific Tunami disaster, there were a lot of students in Tokyo who could
not go back to home until next day because of railways and bus service were stopped. It is necessary
to prepare those immediate actions on a high school among a local government, a school office, acommunity and each family unit.
In this project, it is aimed that high school students could make adequate actions after a big
earthquake disaster.
In this fiscal year, the workshop programs were developed for evacuation term and implemented
in Nagayama high school, Tama-city were implemented.
３）List of Research Activities
1. Refereed Papers
Taro ICHIKO, Jin YOSHIKAWA and Itsuki NAKABAYASHI : A study of chronicles andoutcomes of community workshops for post-disaster recovery in Tokyo — Reviewing towards
post-period for Tohoku-Pacific Ocean Earthquake —, Journal of the City Planning Institute ofJapan, Vol.47 No.3, 2012 Oct

１）Staff
Tanji HOSHI
Professor／Dr. Med.
Urban Health, Public HealthRm.9-565, +81 426 77 1111 Ext.4278	
  star@onyx.dti.ne.jp
２）Overview of Research Activities
	  The purpose of our study is to make clear the yearly trend of the health status

in urban city anddetermine which have the validity	  for the survival rate of the dwelling elderly for several years
followed up in urban city..
３）List of English Research Activities
1. Refereed Papers
1）Suwen Yang, Tanji Hoshi, Motoyuki Yuasa, Naoko Nakayama, Chika Takagi, Naoko Inoue,
Toshihiko Takahashi, Naoko Sakurai & Yoshinori Fujiwara，Structural analysis of the effects of
dietary and lifestyle habits, socio-economic status, and three health-related factors on urban elderly
in Japan：.International Journal of Urban Sciences，2012；16(1)： 23-36
2) Suwen Yang, Tanji Hoshi et al. The Effects of Socio-economic Status and Physical Health on
the Long-term Care Needs of Urban Japanese Elderly: A Chronological Study. Environmental
Health and Preventive Medicine (EHPM), 2013. 18(1):33-39.
3) Suwen Yang, Tanji Hoshi et al.

Causal relationships between socio-economic status, physicalhealth and long-term needs among the Japanese urban elderly. The Journal of Aging and Physical
Activity (JAPA), 2012.20 .
2. Proceedings of Oral Presentations(1) 2011.7.23-24 52th Social Medicine Conference in Japan，oral presentation, title
Factors of Emerging and Reemerging Infectious“The RelatedDiseases in East and Southeast Asia” ;st(2) 2012.3.19-22 1 World Congress on Healthy Ageing, “Evolution: Holistic Ageing in an Age of
Change”, in Malaysia, poster presentation, title “Chronological causal relationships between
socio-economic status, lifestyle habits and health-related factors in the Japanese urban elderly”;(3) 2012.5.4-6 2nd Asia-Pacific Conference on Health Promotion and Education, in Taiwan, oralpresentation, title “Causal Relationship between Socio-economic Status, Physical Health andLong-term Care Needs of Japanese Urban Elderly”.
(4) 2012.7.7-8 21th Japanese Society of Health Education and Promotion in Japan, oral presentation, title“The effects of socio-economic status and health-related factors on healthy lifestyle habits among
Japanese urban elderly”;(5) 2011.7.15-16 53th Social Medicine Conference in Japan，oral presentation, title “The chronologicalrelationships between socio-economic status, physical health and long-term care needs of Japanese
urban elderly”;(6) 2012.8.13-17 8th World Congress on Active Aging, in Glasgow, Scotland, poster presentation, title“Causal relationships between socio-economic status, physical health and long-term care needs
among the Japanese urban elderly”.
(7) 2012.5.4-6 71th Japanese Society of public health, poster presentation, title “Socio-economic status,
physical health and survival of Japanese urban elderly”.

3. Monographs / Technical books in Japanese
Tanji HOSHI editor, Public Health

Igakushoin, 2012.

Tanji HOSHI editor, Public Health Administration, Japanese Nurse Association, 2012.

1) Staff
Kenji TAKEMIYA

Professor / Dr. Eng.

Architectural Planning，Environmental Behavior
Rm.9-874，+81-42-677-2795	
  takemiya-kenji@tmu.ac.jp
2) Overview of Research Activities in 2012
Architectural Planning of Medical Emergency Center
Kenji TAKEMIYAThis study aims at making clear the characteristics and architectural planning of medical emergency
center. This year we had two research projects.
1) To show the current conditions and issues of the medical emergency centers in Japan,
questionnaire survey of the 233 medical emergency centers were curried out.
2) To show the requirement of the facilities in medical emergency center, interview survey werecurried out in some medical emergency centers.
Studies on the facility planning that corresponds to the progress of cancer care
Kenji TAKEMIYAThis study is intended to show the planning requirements of the support environment for cancer
patients and their families. We conducted the field survey in the cancer salons and cancer counselingand support centers in Shimane Prefecture and analyzed by the following three aspects.
1. To clarify the position of the cancer salons in the cancer policy in Shimane Prefecture
2. To clarify the management, the spatial configuration and the actual usage of the cancer salons
3. To clarify the management, the spatial configuration and the actual usage of cancer counselingand support centers
Residential Care System and Milieu for the Elderly and People with Disabilities
Kenji TAKEMIYA
For the progressive aging society, it is important to improve the quality of living environment for theelderly and disabilities in Japan. This year, some remarkable results were got as follows:
1) A Secular change of management, facility environment, and actual use in old folks' home,

Comparative analysis after seven years period in the old folks' home 'KS'
2) Characteristics of utilization in the small-scale facilities for the elderly which utilize the spatial

structure of Japanese old folk houses, Case study in the old folks' home 'A'

3) List of Research Activities in 2012
1. Refereed Papers
Kenji TAKEMIYA, Hikaru ABE
Dynamic flows and behavior analysis of inpatients in a psychiatric hospitalContinuous research in K hospital for 3 years
Journal of architecture and planning (Transaction of AIJ), Vol.78, pp.25-33, Jan., 2013

Kenji TAKEMIYA
Analysis of the inpatient dynamics in mental health care facilities
A basic study on the environment to support the recovery of psychiatric patients
Journal of the Japan Society for Healthcare Administration, Vol.49, No.3, pp31-43，July. 2012(inJapanese)
2．Proceedings of Oral Presentations
Kenji TAKEMIYA, Hikaru ABE
Analysis of postural and interpersonal behavior of patients in shared space of an acute psychiatricward Study on social rehabilitation system and sheltered care settings for person with mental
disorder Part.4, Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.395-396，2012 (inJapanese)

YOKOMORI Kei, SHIMAZU Erena,KOBAYASHI Kenichi and TAKEMIYA Kenji
Emergency Medical System and Management Situation of Emergency Medical Centers in Japan Research on Treatment Environment in Emergency Medical Center Part 5 Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.367-368，2012(in Japanese)
KOBAYASHI Kenichi, SHIMAZU Erena, YOKOMORI Kei and TAKEMIYA Kenji
Analysis of Situation of Management System and Treatment Environment in Emergency Centers Research on Treatment Environment in Emergency Medical Center Part 6 Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.369-370，2012(in Japanese)
SHIMAZU Erena, YOKOMORI Kei, KOBAYASHI Kenichi and TAKEMIYA Kenji
Analysis of Floor Plans of Emergency Medical Centers in Japan -Research on Treatment
Environment in Emergency Medical Center Part 7Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.371-372，2012 (in Japanese)
MINENO ayumi, JEON Yong-Il, TAKEMIYA Kenji
An Analysis of the activitys of Cancer Salon in Shimane Prefecture Study on the planning of healthcare facilities for developed treatment for patients with cancer (5)Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.413-414，2012 (in Japanese)
JEON Yong-Il, TAKEMIYA Kenji
An Analysis of management and actual use of Cancer Counseling and Support Centers in Shimane
Prefecture
Study on the planning of health care facilities for developed treatment for patients with cancer (6)Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.415-416，2012 (in Japanese)
Kenta ICHIKURA, Kenji TAKEMIYA
Study on the facility management and planning in the clinics to provide palliative careSummaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.423-424，2012 (in Japanese)
Ryohei MINEKAWA, Kenji TAKEMIYA
Characteristics of utilization in the intergenerational exchange facility which utilizes the existing
housing
Case study in the T facility
Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.441-442，2012 (in Japanese)
Hideaki KITAHARA, Kenji TAKEMIYA
Characteristics of utilization in the small-scale facilities for the elderly which utilize the spatial
structure of Japanese old folk houses
Case study in the old folks’ home ‘A’
Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.453-454，2012 (in Japanese)
Kim Sung-Ryong, Kenji TAKEMIYAA secular change of management, facility environment, and actual use in old folks’ home
Comparative analysis after seven years period in the old folks’ home ‘KS’
Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.455-456，2012 (in Japanese)
Noriyuki UEAKASAKA, Kenji TAKEMIYA
Case study on a trial stay for pediatric patient on a ventilator
Study on architectural planning of the respite care facilities for children with severe motor andintellectual disabilities PART.2
Summaries of Technical Papers of Annual Meeting E-1, AIJ, pp.489-490，2012 (in Japanese)1. Staff
Kahoruko YAMAMOTO
Associate Professor/Ph.D.(Sociology)
Urban Sociology, Community Study, Migrant Study
Rm.9-154, +81 426 77 1111 Ext. 4233
kahoruko@tmu.ac.jp
2. Overview of Research Activities
Urban Sociological Study on Social Structural Changes and Reconstruction of Urban
Inner Area
The Study has been focused on social structural changes in urban inner areas, taking a caseof Kotobuki, Yokohama and Downtown Eastside, Vancouver, Canada, focusing on the issues below;
1) change in industrial structures with Globalization and post-industrialization, 2) town
development plan engaged by public administration and NPOs, 3) activities of local supportive
organizations. The academic aim is to clarify 1) how these three points affect over changes andreconstructing of local communities, and 2) how social lives of residents have changed.
Research on Social Changes of Ex-Mining Town
The research has been conducted in Ube City and Mine-City of Yamaguchi Prefecture,
focusing on social structural changes after the mine closing.
Research on Social Condition of the Evacuees from Fukushima
As a research group, we have conducted interviewing research to bring out the social
condition of evacuees from Fukushima, especially from Tomioka Town.

3. List of Research Activities
3-2. Proceedings of Oral Presentations
Yamamoto, Kahoruko“Comparative Sociology of Ex-Mining Town II-”The Japan Sociological Society, the 85th Annual Meeting, Nov. 2012.
Yamamoto, Kahoruko“The Art Project in Kotobuki, Yokohama”
Research Conference of Global City, Jan. 2013.
3. Others
Yusuke Yamashita, Kahoruko Yamamoto and others“Widening Social Differentiation and a Split within a Relationship among the Evacuees from theFukushima No. 1 Nuclear Power Plant Accident: A Report based on the interview research to the
Evacuees”“Ningen to Kankyou” Nihon Kankyou Gakkai: 38-2: 10-21.
Kahoruko Yamamoto“A sense of discomfortof the Evacuees from Tomioka, Fukushima to breaking with nuclear power

generation”“Shukan Kin’youbi”, 905: 28-29.
4. Scientific Research Fund“International comparative research for the changes of social structure in the urban underclass area”
5. Lecture“Widening Social Differentiation and a Split within a Relationship among the Evacuees fromTomioka, Fukushima”
TMU Open University, Nov. 2012.

1. Staff
Motoki NAGANO
Associate Professor / Master of Political Science
Urban Administration, Local Government Policy Studies, Local GovernanceRm.9-560, +81 42 677 1111 Ext. 4163
nagano@tmu.ac.jp
2. Overview of Research Activities in FY 2012
Study of policymaking in local governments and citizen participation in local assemblies
For this investigation of policymaking dynamics in Japanese local governments, I have focused on
citizen participation in local assemblies. Using national survey data on local-assembly reformation
between FY 2007 and FY 2012, my research found rapid development in citizen participation in theassemblies and in the disclosure of assemblies, but little improvement in the area of deliberation
between legislators. I have also investigated the impact of local-assembly fundamental ordinances,which promote reformation, by comparing assemblies that have such fundamental ordinances withthose that do not. My research has revealed that assemblies with such fundamental ordinances havemuch higher standards of citizen participation and disclosure than those that do not, but that there
remains relatively little difference among the assemblies in the deliberation between legislatorsthemselves.
Study of the relevance of random sampling-type citizen participation methods for disputed policy
issues in municipal governments
I have investigated the methods and relevance of using citizen participation samples, in which
participants are selected randomly from the basic resident register (recently called “Mini-Publics”),
for the handling of disputed policy issues in municipal governments. As part of my research, thisyear I conducted surveys on how program reviews (jigyoushiwake) are implemented in all themunicipalities of Tokyo Metropolis, Saitama Prefecture and Kanagawa Prefecture, focusing inparticular on how “Mini-Public” citizen participation methods are being used in the reviews. In
addition, I participated as a reviewer and coordinator in “Program Screening” at Wako City in
Saitama Prefecture, in which randomly selected citizens acted as reviewers and observers.

3. List of Research Activities in FY 2011
1. Refereed Papers
2. Proceedings of Oral Presentations
Motoki Nagano, “Brief on the results of the annual progress survey on local-assembly reformation in
Japan 2012”. 12th Exchange Conference Between Citizens and Legislators for Creating Local
Ordinance 2012, June 2012, Ichigaya, Tokyo, Housei University (in Japanese).

Motoki Nagano, “Participatory program review of municipal governments in the Tokyo
metropolitan area: 	  political initiatives, deliberation, and capacity building”. International
Symposium on Sustainable Urban Environment (ISSUE) 2012, Tokyo-Seoul Joint Seminar 2012
( ISSUE satellite seminar), Nov.2012, Minami-Oosawa, Tokyo, Tokyo Metropolitan University.

3. Others
3-1 Technical Books
Motoki Nagano, Analysis of local assembly fundamental ordinance articles: Reformation trends
revealed in local assembly fundamental ordinances issued in 2011. In: Katsuya Hirose and Local
Assembly Reformation Forum, eds., White Paper of Local Assembly Reformation 2012,
Seikatsusha Ltd., Tokyo, pp. 182-201, June 2012 (in Japanese).
3-2. Research Reports/Papers
Motoki Nagano, Minoru Makise, and Katsuya Hirose, “Survey report on participatory program
review of municipal governments in Saitama Prefecture”. The Monthly Journal Jichiken, Vol. 54,
No.632, pp.39-48, May 2012 (in Japanese).
Motoki Nagano, “Summary report of the annual progress survey on local assembly reformation in
Japan 2012”. In: Katsuya Hirose and Local Assembly Reformation Forum, eds., White Paper ofLocal Assembly Reformation 2012, Seikatsusha Ltd., Tokyo, pp. 116-126 June 2012 (in Japanese).
3-3. Monographs
Motoki Nagano, “Deliberation on disputed policy issues through random sampling-type citizen
participation”. Journal of Training for Local Government Staff, 46(5), pp. 20-22, May 2012 (inJapanese).
Motoki Nagano, “Program reviews and random sampling-type citizen participation in Japanesemunicipal governments”. Area Development, 574, pp. 51-55, July 2012 (in Japanese).