Re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 and Schedule for #1 Announced
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- Re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 and Schedule for #1 Announced
- The Council for Local Government Digital Transformation announced the re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 (June 10) and the schedule for #1 (July 1).
- Source: PR Times
- Date: May 30, 2026
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The Council for Local Government Digital Transformation announced the re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 (June 10) and the schedule for #1 (July 1).
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- Re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 and Schedule for #1 Announced (May 30, 2026), PR Times
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- PR Times
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- May 30, 2026
The Council for Local Government Digital Transformation announced the re-run of 'Relation Population Lab' #0 (June 10) and the schedule for #1 (July 1).
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On May 27, 2026, the Council for Local Government Digital Transformation (GDX) held the first session, #0, of its new series, 'Relation Population Lab,' which re-examines 'relation population' from the perspectives of local governments and corporate fields. Masato Ito, a lecturer and researcher at the Center for Global Communications (GLOCOM), International University of Japan, served as the lecturer, drawing a large number of participants from across the country.
In response to the positive feedback, the council announced a re-run of session #0 on June 10, 2026, and will host session #1, 'Relation Population x Migration/U-turn,' on July 1, 2026. Both sessions will be held online via Zoom, are free to attend, and require prior registration.
Session #0 focused on the theme 'What exactly is relation population?' and covered domestic and international research and policy trends, as well as the forefront of the 'Hometown Resident Registration System.' Participants commented that the perspective that 'ambiguity is acceptable' was helpful for internal policy discussions.
Session #1 will address participants' requests by focusing specifically on 'migration and U-turns.'
In response to the positive feedback, the council announced a re-run of session #0 on June 10, 2026, and will host session #1, 'Relation Population x Migration/U-turn,' on July 1, 2026. Both sessions will be held online via Zoom, are free to attend, and require prior registration.
Session #0 focused on the theme 'What exactly is relation population?' and covered domestic and international research and policy trends, as well as the forefront of the 'Hometown Resident Registration System.' Participants commented that the perspective that 'ambiguity is acceptable' was helpful for internal policy discussions.
Session #1 will address participants' requests by focusing specifically on 'migration and U-turns.'
FAQ
What kind of event is the Connection Population Lab?
It is an online seminar series that re-examines 'connection population' from the perspective of local governments and businesses.
When is the rebroadcast of 'Connection Population Lab' #0?
It will be held on June 10, 2026, from 14:00 to 15:30.
When is 'Connection Population Lab' #1 scheduled?
It will be held online on July 1, 2026, from 10:00 to 11:30.
What is the seminar participation fee?
It is free to attend.
Who is the instructor?
Mr. Masato Ito, a lecturer and researcher at the International University of Japan, Global Communication Center (GLOCOM).