tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-203911522012-01-20T22:30:16.217-08:00This blog is about egovernment in Japan. I hope you to enjoy my blog and have an interest in Japanese egovernment.Manabu Mutahttp://www.blogger.com/profile/02841698841068901468noreply@blogger.comBlogger151100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-20391152.post-69727767528636579052007-07-29T06:31:00.000-07:002007-07-29T06:51:24.085-07:00

Soka City in Saitama Prefecture renewed their Web site and improved the usability and accessibility on October 1st, 2006.They facilitated the design and management and operation of contents by introducing Contents Management System. The CMS will cost 30 million yen in five years.Map Guidance Service is one of the renewal example. This service based on "Google Maps" show the place of public

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According to the investigation of the Nikkei Personal Computer Magazine the ratio of the local government which own the website for the cellular phone reached 56.2% in 2007.There are 1,827 local governments in Japan. Local governments consist of cities, towns and villages.

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NISC (National Information Security Center) announced the e-government services of 14 ministries had left their vulnerabilities.These vulnerabilities are caused by Java Runtime Environment. The JRE problems keep citizens away from e-government services and damage their reliability and usability.

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Citizen's rights can be protected by controlling misbehavior in the administration if egovernment use digital forensics in their regular audits.

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House of Representatives Internet TVhttp://www.shugiintv.go.jp/en/index.cfm?ex=HMThis website offers live broadcasts and video library of the National Diet sessions in the House of Representatives. The National Diet in Japan consists of the House of Councillors and the House of Representatives and it is defined by the Constitution of Japan as the highest organ of state power and the sole

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The Virtual Museum of Japanese Artshttp://web-japan.org/museum/menu.htmlThis website introduces traditional Japanese Arts such as Ukiyoe, Buddhist Temple, Tea Ceremony, Sumo, Ninja etc. You can enjoy the pictures and movies with brief explanations.Japan Video Topicshttp://web-japan.org/jvt/index.htmlis more focused on movies about Japanese culture.

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u-Japan Policyhttp://www.soumu.go.jp/menu_02/ict/u-japan_en/index.htmlThis is the website introducing 'u-Japan Policy" with the examples of ICT usage in u-Japan Society. Through this site you can learn about e-Japan and ICT strategy with audio and visual guidance.The u-Japan Policy includes;Development of Ubiquitous NetworksAdvanced Usage of ICTUpgrading Enabling Environment

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If you like to study in Japan 'Study In Japan' would be a good guide for you.Study In Japan Comprehensive Guidehttp://www.studyjapan.go.jp/en/index.htmlThis website offers three types of information such as1) For Prospective Students who are interested in studying in Japan2) For Foreign Students who are currently studying in Japan3) For Former Foreign Students who were students in Japan and have

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The IT Strategic Headquarters decided "IT New Reform Strategy" on January 19, 2006.The 35th Meeting of the IT Strategic Headquartershttp://www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/koizumiphoto/2006/01/19it_e.htmlIT Strategic Headquartershttp://www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/policy/it/index_e.html

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If you like to visit Japan 'VISIT JAPAN CAMPAIGN' would be helpful.VISIT JAPAN CAMPAIGNhttp://www.vjc.jp/This website guides you to useful information such asYokoso! Japan; Tourist Informationhttp://www.japanwelcomesyou.com/cssweb/Accommodations JAPAN : Search accommodation listingshttp://www.e-stay.jp/If you like to do business in Japan JETRO website is very recommendable.JETRO - Japan External

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Koizumi Cabinet E-mail Magazinehttp://www.kantei.go.jp/foreign/m-magazine/index.htmlThis is the weekly newsletter service by Koizumi Cabinet.Prime Minister Koizumi, he is very good at wining the public feeling. The service has an aspect of e-participation by offering the information on the prime minister and cabinet.

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Local governments are making progress on eGovernment and some have a world-wide reputation such as Yokosuka City in Kanagawa and Mitaka city in Tokyo.Top Seven Intelligent Communities of the Year http://www.intelligentcommunity.org/html/TopSeven.htmlIt is essential for successful local egovernment to improve their service, change cultures and rethink of the citizen relationship. Because most of

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‘One-Stop Service System for Procedures related to Car Ownership’ (OSS) started in December 2005.OSS is online cross-agency service so that citizens looking to buy or sell their cars can complete all the necessary procedures using the OSS system, without having to interact separately with multiple parties. Government is expecting OSS will contribute to the promotion and development of electronic

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Cabinet Secretariat announced the draft of new IT 'Reform' strategy of Japan.The basic philosophy as follows;Leap by structural reformUser and citizen valuingInternational contributions and global competitiveness strengtheningSocial image in the future as follows;Making Declining birthrate and a growing proportion of elderly people society more energeticContribution to environment and energy

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I start eGovernment Japan Blog now. It would be very nice to share the information on eGovernment in Japan and around the world with you. Thank you!See my website; E-Gov Japan : Japanese e-Government and e-Commerce

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