Journal The Japan Association of Regional Development and Vitalization

Journal The Japan Association of Regional Development and Vitalization

Published by The Japan Association of Regional Development and Vitalization

198 registered articles
(updated on December 03, 2025)

Online ISSN : 2758-1071
Print ISSN : 2185-0623

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Study on“Places for the Elderly” Yoshimi KUBO, Masanobu NAKAMURA, Hideho NUMATA
Elucidation of how to acquire the advantage in rural area and growth mechanism of SME by the analysis of relation between rural area ecosystem and enterprises’ characteristics Shigenari YAMAMOTO, Seigo NASU
A case study of the efforts of Nototsugu, Co.,Ltd. to prevent closures of small businesses in Noto region Kei Tomoda, Yuko Yamanaka
The process and effects of health action that community-dwelling people and nursing students launched after 2024 Noto peninsula earthquake Wataru KAKIHANA, Imari NAKASHIMA, Akito YAMAZAKI

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