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MLIT Park-PFI Utilization Guidelines for Enhancing Urban Park Quality (May 2025 Revision)

MLIT Urban Bureau, Parks and Greenery / Landscape Division / Collection compiled: 2025-05-31

Primary source materials from the MLIT Urban Bureau for the Park-PFI (Public Offering Management System) utilization guidelines. Systematically explains the Park-PFI system established by the June 2017 Urban Park Act revision, covering eligible facilities, selection procedures, public offering guideline drafting, and partnership agreement design with operators. As of March 31, 2026, 203 parks had adopted Park-PFI and 187 were considering it.

The originals are available from the publisher's own page. What follows is an index of the documents in this collection.

See the originals on the publisher's page ↗

2 documents in this collection

PDF / approx. 6 MB

Park-PFI Utilization Guidelines Main Text (May 2025 Revision)

Main text serving as practical guidelines for Park-PFI system utilization. Systematically explains in over 100 pages: system purpose, eligible facility requirements, selection criteria, standard public offering schedule, negotiation process with operators, contract requirements, revenue return design, and council explanation points. The May 2025 revision explicitly established flexible public offering processes and a 20-year contract maximum.

PDF / approx. 2 MB

Park-PFI System Revision History + Relationship with 2024 Urban Green Space Act Revision

Park-PFI system revision history (August 2017 first edition → August 2018 revision → March 2023 revision → May 2025 revision) and its relationship with the 2024 Urban Green Space Act revision. Explains the distinction between TSUNAG (private sector-led green space development) established by the 2024 revision and Park-PFI, and the evolution direction toward second-generation Park-PFI.

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