Corrections and significant updates

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• Sep 18, 2026Yokohama Odori Park Park-PFI (Kannai Station Area 3-Zone Split) — 4-Company Consortium of Mitsui + Tokyu + Keikyu + DeNAThe 500,000 population line was written as though an external standard set it.
• Sep 18, 2026Tenjin Central Park West Nakasu Area Park-PFI — Nishitetsu Group and HARENO GARDEN 20-Year ContractThe phase durations were described as standard. No national document sets one.
• Sep 18, 2026Hisaya-odori Park (Nagoya) — Structure of Japan's Largest Park-PFI and Independent-Accounting SchemeThe 300,000 population line was written as though an external standard set it.
• Sep 18, 2026Hisaya-odori Park (Nagoya) — Structure of Japan's Largest Park-PFI and Independent-Accounting SchemeThe period from solicitation to opening was attributed to MLIT guidelines.
• Sep 18, 2026Regional Platforms and Smooth Public-Private Dialogue: Nine Lessons from MLIT's Three-Year EffortAdded a source for the claim that public-private dialogue is increasing.
• Sep 18, 2026VFM Simplified Calculation Model: How Municipal Staff Evaluate PPP/PFI Feasibility at the Internal Review StageRemoved a claim of increase that no published document supports.
• Sep 18, 2026Small Concession Case Study: The Reproducibility of Fukuchiyama's Zero-Burden Public ModelRemoved the visitor figure 'growing at approximately 10,000 per year'.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI in 2025: Reviewing the Year's Awards and Regional Application PatternsThe Action Plan target was out of date and the project count could not be verified.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI in 2025: Reviewing the Year's Awards and Regional Application PatternsRemoved the estimated municipality count and the breakdown by municipal scale.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI in 2025: Reviewing the Year's Awards and Regional Application PatternsCorrected the claim that a park of 3 hectares or more is the conventional rule of thumb for Park-PFI.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI in 2025: Reviewing the Year's Awards and Regional Application PatternsRemoved GX integration and Small Concession linkage from the description of the guidelines.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI in 2025: Reviewing the Year's Awards and Regional Application PatternsRemoved the claim that business types shifted to composite formats and that glamping settled in as a workhorse format.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI and Park Management Policy 2026 — 203 Parks Reached, TSUNAG and Guideline Updates, and the Coming 20-Year Maturity ProblemThe exemptions table described a small-scale exemption that does not exist.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI and Park Management Policy 2026 — 203 Parks Reached, TSUNAG and Guideline Updates, and the Coming 20-Year Maturity ProblemThe membership figure for the National Trust carried no source.
• Sep 18, 2026Park-PFI and Park Management Policy 2026 — 203 Parks Reached, TSUNAG and Guideline Updates, and the Coming 20-Year Maturity ProblemAdded the current MLIT figure alongside Iwami's 'over 100 sites'.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Guideline 2025 Revision Explained — Three Pillars on Price Adjustment and Private-Sector ProposalsWe dated the widening of the Priority Review Procedure to municipalities of 50,000 or more to the 2024 Action Plan revision. It came with the guideline revision of 4 June 2025.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Guideline 2025 Revision Explained — Three Pillars on Price Adjustment and Private-Sector ProposalsA target from the 2024 revision was presented as the current target.
• Sep 18, 2026Optimal PPP/PFI Method Selection by Municipality Size — From Under 50,000 to Designated CitiesWe published Priority Review Procedure adoption rates of 75%, 14% and 2% with no source. None of them matched the Cabinet Office tally.
• Sep 18, 2026Optimal PPP/PFI Method Selection by Municipality Size — From Under 50,000 to Designated CitiesWe dated the widening of the Priority Review Procedure to municipalities of 50,000 or more to the 2024 Action Plan revision. It came with the guideline revision of 4 June 2025.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act Amendment Trends — Key Points of the 2024 Revision and Impact on MunicipalitiesWe dated the widening of the Priority Review Procedure to municipalities of 50,000 or more to the 2024 Action Plan revision. It came with the guideline revision of 4 June 2025.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act Amendment Trends — Key Points of the 2024 Revision and Impact on MunicipalitiesThe Action Plan target on the number card was out of date.
• Sep 18, 2026PPP/PFI FAQ for Private Sector Operators — Entry, Procedures, and Risk Questions AnsweredThe Action Plan's project volume target was out of date.
• Sep 18, 2026Public Asset Management FAQ for Municipal Officials — 30 Essential Questions AnsweredWe attributed the widening of the Priority Review Procedure to municipalities of 50,000 or more to the 2024 Action Plan revision. It came with the guideline revision of 4 June 2025.
• Sep 18, 2026Three Types of Sounding — Market, Pre, and Trial: How to Use Each【2026 Edition】Removed a claim of increase that no published document supports.
• Sep 18, 2026Abandoned School Mixed-Use Development — The Best Pattern Combining Welfare, Education, and Café [2026 Edition]The key to mixed-use success box said a coordinator entity is often the deciding factor, and that an NPO, community development company or intermediary support organization works well as the hub. No source.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act vs Park-PFI — Comparing Legal Basis, SPCs, and Project Terms【2026 Edition】The article said the PFI Act legally mandates forming an SPC. No provision does.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act vs Park-PFI — Comparing Legal Basis, SPCs, and Project Terms【2026 Edition】The VFM reduction figures cited here do not appear on the page they linked to.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act vs Park-PFI — Comparing Legal Basis, SPCs, and Project Terms【2026 Edition】Standard park building coverage was given as 2 to 5 percent. The statutory reference figure is 2 percent.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act vs Park-PFI — Comparing Legal Basis, SPCs, and Project Terms【2026 Edition】The comparison table gave procedure and project durations with no source.
• Sep 18, 2026PFI Act vs Park-PFI — Comparing Legal Basis, SPCs, and Project Terms【2026 Edition】Replaced the claim that concessions are advancing at airports, water utilities and sports facilities with the published count.