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Tsukuba Tsukuba science city

Tsukubais a city located in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.


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covers an area ofapproximately 2700 hectares

extended shape in the

north-south direction

measures 25.4 km in

width and 14.9 km in

length

area of 259.59km2

It is 30.4km from north to south and 14.9km east to west.

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Tsukuba Nature & Science

ScienceNature

From one angle, streets of

traditional stores andhouses, has the look of a

rural refuge of abundant

greenery.

From another angle, it

is Tsukuba Science City,a superb modern urban

landscape seldom seen in

all Japanese cities.

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Tsukuba Geographical Features

To the north lies MountTsukuba, 877 meters above

sea level.

(Shiho or Purple Peaks).

Tsukuba Geographical Features

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Tsukuba GeographicalFeatures

The city was founded by the merger ofho, Sakura,Toyosato, and Yatabe.


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It is 50 km southwest of

Mito

50km northeast of Tokyo

40km northwest of theNew Tokyo International

Airport in Narita

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TOP 5 CITIES WORLDWIDE

INFRASTRUCTURE

Singapore, Singapore (1st)

Munich, Germany (2nd)

Copenhagen, Denmark (3rd)

Tsukuba, Japan(4th)

Yokohama, Japan (5th)

Mercers 2009 survey highlights

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Tsukuba Ranking in Forbes


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World's largest coordinated attempts to accelerate the rateof and improve the quality of scientific discovery.

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Tsukuba Purpose

To establish itself as the nation's largest research and

education center.

To relieve Tokyo's overpopulation problem

Purpose

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Tsukuba A century of Planning

Technopoles

Innovation ofscientific and technological cities.

Garden Cities

City of Irvine web site

Tsukuba has achieved worldwide recognition as a

major scientific and technology center, and hasstriking demographic, economic, academic, cultural

and geographic similarities to Irvine.

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Tsukuba Eye on Tsukuba

How did the focus on Tsukuba come?


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Japan wanted to get more patents

Other countries would pay royalties to Japan

Concentration was to build all new facilities at one place

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Tsukuba Chronicles

Chronicles of the Science City

Year Month Description

1963 September The Cabinet approved of Tsukuba area

1966 December Land Acquisition started

1970 May Tsukuba Science City Construction Act was enacted1972 March The National Research Institute in Inorganic Material was the first

institute that was transferred to the city

1973 October The University of Tsukuba was established

1985 March Tsukuba Expo-85 was held



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InfrastructureCriteria

ElectricitySupply

WaterAvailability

Telephoneand MailServices

PublicTransportProvision

TsukubaScience

City

Range ofInternational

Flights fromLocalAirports

Tsukuba

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Infrastructure Criteria


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Tsukuba Tsukuba Science City

Overall university which covers a wide range of

academic domains.

Located in the center of Tsukuba Science City.

Large number of students and researchers from

other countries.


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Characteristics:


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Research Institutes - 172Public Inst. and Univ. - 24

Private Company - 148

Venture Companies - 146

Researchers - 13,000

Public Inst. and Univ. - 8,500

Private Company - 4,500




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Tsukuba Composition

Composition of Tsukuba Science City

Tsukuba Science

City

Research and

Education District

Suburban

District

2700 hectares 25,700 hectares



Tsukuba

WATER SUPPLY SYSTEM

SEWERAGE ACCOUNTS & CHARGES

TELEPHONE & MAIL SERVICES


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Tsukuba Infrastructure

Water Availability&

Water Resources


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Tsukuba Tsukuba

Sewage Account Types:1)Revenue Account

2)Capital Account

Sewage Charges Factors:

1)Quality of waste water generated

2)Quantity of waste water generated

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Sewerage Account & Sewerage User Charges


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Telephone & Mailing Facility TAIRA(Tsukuba Area International Residents Association)

Mailing Facility

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Tsukuba

Telephone and Mail Services

TAIRA (Tsukuba Area International Residents' Association) & Connection with JMA


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Road

Railways

Bus Service

Airways


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Roads in Tsukuba

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Public Transport Provision

Tsukuba ExpressThe line has a top speed of 130 km/h, exceeding the 120 km/h top speed oftrains on the Keihin Electric Express Railway, the fastest private railway in thecapital region

Tsukuba Eye on TsukubaTsukuba Travels & Transport


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Tsukuba Travels & Transport

Ridership Figures


Fiscal Year Total no ofpassengerscredit

Days operated Passengersper day

2005 34.69 Million 220 150000

2006 70.69 Million 365 195000

2007 84.85 Million 366 234000

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Tsukuba

Bus Service

Bus Type I - District Loop Route

Bus Type II - Northern Section Route

Bus Type III - Downtown Loop Route

NoriNori Bus and TsukuTsuku Bus

Public Transport Provision

Chiba Kotsu makes bus services available in Tsukuba

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Tsukuba

The closest major airport is Narita International Airport

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Tsukuba Public Transport Provision

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Tsukuba Public Transport Provision

The range of international flights from local airports

Around 55 carriers operate international flights

to/from Narita Airport.

It is about 60 km outside of Tokyo.

It consists oftwo terminal buildings, terminal 1 and

terminal 2

In 1991, Tsukuba Heliport was opened.

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Population = 214.243

Number of Institutes = 172

Number of Researchers = 13,000

Number of Foreign Researchers = 3,500

Number of Registered Foreigners = 7,000

Number of Dr. = 5,500

Accumulated Investment = appox. .5 trillion


Statistics of Tsukuba

Tsukuba Tsukuba science cityTsukuba Demography


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Tsukuba Tsukuba Science City Budget


Item Total up to 2003 FY

(Billion Yen)Construction of experimental, research& educational institutional etc.

1693.4

Construction of housing for Govt.employees

74.8

Building sites development projects 665.5

Construction of related public facilities 127.0

Special grants connected with TsukubaScience city

6.1

Total 2566.8

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Its per capita GDP was at $32,608.

Tsukuba Economic Growth of Japan

3rd largest economy


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Tsukuba Future Scope

Green Crossover Project Begins in Tsukuba City, Japan


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