Abstract

This paper examines the impediments and the requirements for government officers in promoting cross-disciplinary, local-government cultural policies based on the Basic Law on Culture and the Arts. Through a qualitative survey of government officers in Onojo City, Fukuoka Prefecture, and SCAT analysis, five obstacles factors were identified. The relationship between these factors and the municipal cultural policy model proposed by Ikuo Nakagawa was examined, and it was found that there was a cyclical relationship between the three aspects of “performance,” “stock,” and “communication,” which had been previously pointed out.