My column was published in Forbes JAPAN

Miki Takebe, the representative of L Community and a leading figure in revitalizing Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, recently visited Ishizaka Sangyo.
Takebe has established the “Sabae Model,” a successful example of regional revitalization that has attracted visitors from all over the country, and is working to expand it nationwide.

Mr. Takebe, who also works as a Forbes columnist, visited our company and saw our efforts, which he wrote a column about on the Forbes JAPAN website.

The message he conveys is that in the coming age, society as a whole will need to turn its attention to the “destination” of the things that are made beyond manufacturing.

You can view it at the URL below.
Please take a look:
https://forbesjapan.com/articles/detail/22349/1/1/1

■Miki Takebe
is the representative of L Community, a non-profit organization.
After working for an IT venture company in Tokyo, she returned to her hometown of Sabae in 2010, where she has been working with local students to develop human resources who will take on the responsibility of the local community and to create a field in Sabae where young people can thrive. She has also been
involved in a number of cutting-edge initiatives, including open data, and as the coordinator of the “Sabae Model,” which has attracted attention from all over the country, she is active as a pioneer in regional revitalization, appearing frequently in news, newspapers, and on radio, and giving lectures.

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