"Results of the Request for Public Comments on the Draft of the 4th Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan and the Draft of the 2nd Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan"

Public Comments on the "Fourth Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan (Draft)" and the "Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan (Draft)" (Closed)

The city is soliciting opinions for the formulation of the Fourth Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan and the Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan.

Eligibility

Residents, workers, and students in the city
Individuals and corporations that have offices, business locations, land, or buildings in the city

Recruitment Period

From February 1, 2021 (Monday) to February 15, 2021 (Monday)

Viewing Location

• 6th Floor, Economic Affairs and Tourism Division, City Hall
• City Hall 1st Floor Administrative Information Corner
• Hirao・Wakabadai Branch Office
• Each Cultural Center
• Central Library
• Community Promotion Plaza
• Comprehensive Gymnasium
• Inagi Communication Base Pair Terrace
• City Homepage

In addition, all facilities can be viewed during business hours except on the city website. (The Holiday Service Counter at City Hall is not open for viewing on holidays.)

Fourth Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan (Draft)

• Fourth Inagi City Agricultural Basic Plan (Draft) (PDF 2.5MB)

Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan (Draft)

• Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan (Draft) [Main Text] (PDF 7.7MB)
• Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan (Draft) [Reference Material] (PDF 5.3MB)

How to Gather Opinions

If you are applying by bringing, mailing, or faxing, please fill out the Opinion Statement with your address, name, and comments, and submit it to the address below. You can use the Opinion Statement provided at each viewing location or download it from below. If you are using the email form, please apply from the link below.

Place to Bring
Please bring it directly to the Economic Affairs and Tourism Division, 6th floor of City Hall.
In Case of Mailing
Postal Code 206-8601
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi City, Economic Affairs and Tourism Division, Agricultural Policy Section and Tourism Section
In Case of Fax
042-377-4781, Economic Affairs and Tourism Division, Agricultural Policy Section and Tourism Section, Inagi City Hall

• Application Guidelines (PDF 157.4KB)
• Opinion Submission Form (Word 19.9KB)
• Opinion Submission Form (PDF 336.3KB)
  Please use this for bringing in, mailing, or faxing.

Content of Opinions and the City's Perspective on Them

Basic Agricultural Plan

(Summary of Opinions)

• I want to produce black soybean edamame from Tanba Sasayama and make it the third brand after pears from "Inagi" and grapes from "Takaos.
• Regarding the production of black soybean edamame, we will match interested individuals for agricultural work through public recruitment to utilize both self-owned farmland by farmers and dormant farmland. By having them produce, we aim to cultivate human resources who will take on agricultural roles and create new specialty products, which will also contribute to attracting visitors from outside the city and enhance tourism.

(City's Perspective)
In our city, stable agricultural management utilizing the brand power of pears and grapes is being developed, while solid agricultural management centered on direct sales is being conducted for vegetables.
Taking into account public opinions, we will also consider the utilization of idle farmland and the development of agricultural successors, and in collaboration with farmers and related organizations, we will research the establishment of new agricultural product brands and strive for agricultural promotion.

• Received opinions and the city's perspective on them (Basic Agricultural Plan) (PDF 88.9KB)

Tourism Basic Plan

(Summary of Opinions)

• Regarding industrial tourism such as public infrastructure facilities and factories, filming for special effects television programs is taking place in various locations within the city. However, this information is not widely known, and there are places that are usually inaccessible, which means that the valuable pilgrimage resources are not being utilized.
• To make use of pilgrimage resources, it is necessary to implement guided tours that allow access to places that are usually off-limits and to develop easily understandable photography spots.
• When ordering planning for the city's tourism events and the production of goods, a system will be established to prioritize the hiring of business operators within the city. This will make it visible to citizens that "tourism projects contribute to the city's economy," which will also lead to an improvement in the city's image.

(City's Perspective)
In our city, in order to actively promote location services (filming support), we have organized the Inagi Location Service in collaboration with the Inagi City Tourism Association and private specialized companies. We provide support for various location activities, including introducing filming locations such as buildings and parks, handling facility usage applications and other procedures, and on-site assistance during filming, including feedback from special effects television programs.
In the future, as filming achievements accumulate through the Inagi Location Service, we are considering initiatives for location tourism, such as creating location maps and organizing walking tours of filming locations. We will also strive to promote tourism and regional development through location filming, taking into account the feedback we receive.
Furthermore, the Second Inagi City Tourism Basic Plan states that in implementing measures, "We will actively collaborate with business operators in the city when holding events and work to foster related industries through building cooperative relationships." Therefore, we will work together with tourism-related business operators in the city to promote tourism and regional economic development.

• Received opinions and the city's perspective on them (Tourism Basic Plan) (PDF 115.0KB)