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Promotion of the city developments |
| Kansai Research Institute |
Kansai Research Institute is a public
corporation that was established to promote this city
construction.
| Establishment |
June 19th, 1986 |
| Main
business |
1.Surveillance studies and
proposals for constructions of this city |
| 2.Planning and consensus buildings for constructions
of this city |
| 3.Locational promotion for
the Science facilities |
| 4.Provision of various kind of information |
Board
of directors
(14 persons) |
| Chairman |
Yoshihisa Akiyama (Adviser of Kansai Economic
Federation) |
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| Director |
Yoshio Tateishi (Vice president of Kansai
Economic Federation) |
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| Managing directors |
Toshiaki Haramoto |
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| Board |
Governors of the three prefectures, director
of Chamber of Commerce, representatives
of the public corporations and developers,
Academic experts (11 persons) |
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| Other organizations |
Councils, academic committees,
General planning committees, Management committees,
Advisors |
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| Kansai Science City Construction Promotion Conference |
| Establishment |
March 15th, 1983. |
| Main
business |
1.Requested activities and
public relations activities |
| 2.Building promotion activities for the Science facilities |
| Chairman |
Sadakazu Aramaki (Ex governor
of Kyoto) |
| Deputations |
President of Kansai Economic
Federation, Governors of the three prefectures,
Director of Chamber of Commerce and Academic experts
(8 persons) |
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Support to the Science facilities |
| Tax and financial supports are performed to
promote building of the Science facilities. |
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(Corporation tax, business facility tax, real estate acquisition
tax, fixed asset tax, business tax)j
(Finance by Development Bank of Japan)
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Nickname and Symbol mark |
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“Keihanna” is a nickname of Kansai Science City. Motif of the symbol mark is “Hiten”,
which means a Japanese style angel “Tennyo”who
is flying and sprinkling petals, playing music and emitting
incense. Its fascinating curves of her shape expresses the
Keihanna hills, three shapes of the hills does accumulations
of pass, presence and future, alignments of Kyoto, Osaka and
Nara and coordination of industries, academies and government. |
All rights of the symbol mark belong to Kansai
Research Institute. Use of the symbol mark shall be permitted
by the organization in advance.
Please contact the following address for any questions and
applications.
Kansai Research Institute, General Affairs and Planning Department
1-7 Hikaridai, Seika-cho, Soraku-gun, Kyoto
Keihanna Plaza, Exchange Bldg 3F |
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| COPYRIGHT (C) 2007 KANSAI
SCIENCE CITY ALL RIGHTS RESERVED |
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