Shogo Kudo
Biographic Data
| ID | 3936007 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Shogo Kudo |
| GIVEN NAMES | Shogo |
| FAMILY NAME | Kudo |
| SIGNATURE | KUDO S |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Tokyo |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4461-7948 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 16 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Hybridising counterurbanisation: Lessons from Japan's kankeijinkō
This paper examines the discourse and material manifestation of kankeijinkō, a phrase used in Japan to describe, primarily, highly mobile groups of urbanities who make regular visits to the countryside. Drawing on Japanese grey literature, secondary data analysis, national-level policy reports and exploratory fieldwork in the northwest of Japan, we argue that the concept of kankeijinkō offers a view of rural mobility quite different from more est…
Key experiences for the transdisciplinary approach: Fieldwork-based training in sustainability science education
Purpose This paper aims to describe how a sustainability-focused program in higher education can provide training and key experiences for implementing transdisciplinary approaches. The case is a fieldwork-based training course called the Global Field Exercise (GFE) at the Graduate Program in Sustainability Science, The University of Tokyo. The GFE is a methodological training course that emphasizes generating locally relevant research questions o…
Overcoming negative disaster images: How Fukushima’s sake breweries challenged negative stereotypes and rebuilt its regional brand
Purpose This study adopts the multi-step model developed by Avraham and Ketter (2008), for altering place images, based on past academic literature on destination marketing. The purpose of this study is to determine the state of Fukushima’s sake breweries before and after 2011, and its strategies for overcoming negative images and strengthening regional branding. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven sake breweries in Fukushima. De…
Population Aging: An Emerging Research Agenda for Sustainable Development
In recent years, population aging has been recognized as an emerging challenge in many parts of the world. Earlier studies discussed its impacts on the sustainability of social security systems and national economic growth; however, they tended to focus on the issues at the national level and were limited to developed countries. With the knowledge that population aging will be a predominant trend in both developed and developing countries, this p…
Divergence of the sustaining and marginalizing communities in the process of rural aging: A case study of Yurihonjo-shi, Akita, Japan
Population Aging: An Emerging Research Agenda for Sustainable Development
In recent years, population aging has been recognized as an emerging challenge in many parts of the world. Earlier studies discussed its impacts on the sustainability of social security systems and national economic growth; however, they tended to focus on the issues at the national level and were limited to developed countries. With the knowledge that population aging will be a predominant trend in both developed and developing countries, this p…
Hybridising counterurbanisation: Lessons from Japan's kankeijinkō
This paper examines the discourse and material manifestation of kankeijinkō, a phrase used in Japan to describe, primarily, highly mobile groups of urbanities who make regular visits to the countryside. Drawing on Japanese grey literature, secondary data analysis, national-level policy reports and exploratory fieldwork in the northwest of Japan, we argue that the concept of kankeijinkō offers a view of rural mobility quite different from more est…
Divergence of the sustaining and marginalizing communities in the process of rural aging: A case study of Yurihonjo-shi, Akita, Japan
Divergence of the sustaining and marginalizing communities in the process of rural aging: A case study of Yurihonjo-shi, Akita, Japan
Population Aging: An Emerging Research Agenda for Sustainable Development
In recent years, population aging has been recognized as an emerging challenge in many parts of the world. Earlier studies discussed its impacts on the sustainability of social security systems and national economic growth; however, they tended to focus on the issues at the national level and were limited to developed countries. With the knowledge that population aging will be a predominant trend in both developed and developing countries, this p…
Key experiences for the transdisciplinary approach: Fieldwork-based training in sustainability science education
Purpose This paper aims to describe how a sustainability-focused program in higher education can provide training and key experiences for implementing transdisciplinary approaches. The case is a fieldwork-based training course called the Global Field Exercise (GFE) at the Graduate Program in Sustainability Science, The University of Tokyo. The GFE is a methodological training course that emphasizes generating locally relevant research questions o…
Overcoming negative disaster images: How Fukushima’s sake breweries challenged negative stereotypes and rebuilt its regional brand
Purpose This study adopts the multi-step model developed by Avraham and Ketter (2008), for altering place images, based on past academic literature on destination marketing. The purpose of this study is to determine the state of Fukushima’s sake breweries before and after 2011, and its strategies for overcoming negative images and strengthening regional branding. Semi-structured interviews were conducted with seven sake breweries in Fukushima. De…
Hybridising counterurbanisation: Lessons from Japan's kankeijinkō
This paper examines the discourse and material manifestation of kankeijinkō, a phrase used in Japan to describe, primarily, highly mobile groups of urbanities who make regular visits to the countryside. Drawing on Japanese grey literature, secondary data analysis, national-level policy reports and exploratory fieldwork in the northwest of Japan, we argue that the concept of kankeijinkō offers a view of rural mobility quite different from more est…
Geography (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Sociology (3 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Gerontology (2 works) · Medicine (2 works) · Migration, Aging, and Tourism Studies (2 works) · Population (2 works) · Rural development and sustainability (2 works) · Archaeology (1 works)