Hands-on Support Additional Case Studies
Additional case studies of Small Concession projects utilizing hands-on support. Covers industry-specific success patterns (lodging, dining, retail, events, community center conversion, etc.) and actual operational data from business planning to KPI achievement.
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7 Small Concession Case Studies — Municipal Approaches to Revitalizing Idle Public Assets [2026 Edition]
For municipal officials: Structural analysis of 7 municipalities selected under the FY2026 Small Concession Formation Promotion Project. Methods, preconditions, and the design intent behind specialist selection for revitalizing historic townhouses, former schools, and former government buildings.
5 Park-PFI Success Cases — From Large Urban Parks to Cities of 23,000 Residents [2026 Edition]
For municipal officials: Structural analysis of 5 successful Park-PFI (Public Solicitation Management System) cases. From Kaiseizan Park's 500-point evaluation rubric and 3-phase sounding design to Kadaru Terrace Kindaichi (Ninohe City, population 23,000) — detailed preconditions and success factors.
47 Former School Reuse Cases — Success Patterns and Failure Factors from Ministry of Education Data [2026 Edition]
For municipal officials: Typological analysis of 47 cases from the Ministry of Education's 'Everyone's Former School Project.' Structural success factors, renovation cost realities (1/3 to 1/2 of new construction), and the 3 patterns of community consensus-building across 5 sectors: welfare, education, tourism, community, and mixed use.
Five Years of MLIT Hands-On Support: A Framework for Municipal Staff to Realize PPP/PFI Projects Themselves
A structured breakdown of MLIT Policy Bureau's April 2025 document 'Points for Realizing PPP Projects Obtained from Hands-On Support via Specialist Dispatch.' Covers the 26-municipality support track record from FY 2019 through FY 2024, the four difficulty levels for staff self-implementation, the three-stage project realization procedure, and the design intent of targeting municipalities with populations under 200,000.