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Ishiba Inspects Regional Revitalization Efforts in Maebashi

Ishiba Inspects Regional Revitalization Efforts in Maebashi

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (center) on Saturday tastes pastries sold at Jins Park, a regional revitalization hub set up in Maebashi, the capital of Gunma Prefecture, by Japanese eyeglasses store chain Jins Holdings Inc.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba (center) on Saturday tastes pastries sold at Jins Park, a regional revitalization hub set up in Maebashi, the capital of Gunma Prefecture, by Japanese eyeglasses store chain Jins Holdings Inc.

   Maebashi, Gunma Pref., June 7 (Jiji Press)--Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba visited Maebashi, the capital of Gunma Prefecture, north of Tokyo, on Saturday to examine the regional revitalization efforts led by the private sector.
   The visit is aimed at demonstrating the Ishiba government's policy of promoting public-private cooperation in the implementation of measures related to his signature "Regional Revitalization 2.0" program.
   Ishiba visited Jins Park, a regional interaction hub, which also includes an eyeglasses store.
   At the complex, set up by Japanese eyeglasses store chain Jins Holdings Inc., the prime minister tried on Jins brand glasses and tasted pastries sold at the facility. He smiled and said, "This is a very nice facility."
   Jins Holdings has built a new office in Maebashi, using the government's tax incentive program designed to facilitate business relocations to rural areas as part of regional revitalization.

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