The Future of Tsukuba Science City
Development Program in the 21st Century Proposal
People/Science/City Proposals for the 21st century from Tsukuba

1. Outline of Tsukuba Science City Development
1. Details and Progress
2. Results and Problems of City Development
3. Results and Problems of Scientific Accumulation and Research
Activities
2. Trend around Tsukuba Science City
1. Japan at a Turning Point
2. New Challenge in Science and Technology
3. Roles of Tsukuba Science City in the Metropolitan Area
4. Advancement of Information-Oriented Society
3. Objectives of Future Tsukuba Science City
   1. Objectives
   2. Frame of Future Population
4. Basic Plans for Tsukuba Science City Development
   1. Accumulation & Development of Technological Research Functions

      (1) Under Development as a Creative Center of Highly Advanced Technology

      (2) More Powerful Functions for International Research Exchange Activities

   2. City Revitalization based on Technology Accumulation

      (1) Creation of New Growth Industries

      (2) Contribution to People's Understanding of Science

      (3) Use of Science and Technology in Agricultural Fields

      (4) Systems to Utilize Science and Technology Accumulation

   3. Accumulation of Urban Functions befitting to the Large-Scale Urban Area

      (1) Early Development of High-Speed Transportation Systems

      (2) Development of Urban Functions of High Order

      (3) Coping with Various Needs for Transportation

   4. Comfortable Living Environment and Beautiful Scenery

      (1) Development of Eco-Life Model City

      (2) Use of Land that coexists with nature, the surrounding rural environment, and the city.

      (3) Scenery and Culture worthy of Tsukuba Science City

      (4) Coexistence with Diverse Lifestyles

5. Systems and Policies for City Planning
   1. Stronger Cooperation among the Government, Prefecture, City, Town, and the Housing and Urban Development Corporation
   2. Increasing Roles of Local Government Bodies
   3. Participation in City Development by Residents and Research Institutions
   4. Stronger Governmental Functions of Planning and Adjustment
   5. Roles of the Housing and Urban Development Corporation
   6. Roles of Private Sectors in cooperation with public institutes
   7. Construction of Support Systems for Comprehensive City Development