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Analysis of Japanese Long-established Companies
Get PDF3842, 3776Japan has far more long-established companies than Europe, where economic
activities have been carried out since BC. Almost all companies in Europe could
not have succeeded because of the influence of historical wars and political
changes et al. In the world, Japan occupies more than 65％ of long-established
companies that have been in business for over 200 years. Why are there many
long-established companies in Japan? We analyze the factors that are required
for business continuity by data from all prefectures in Japan on the family
backgrounds and employment environments. Our purpose is to discover the
local characteristics necessary for business continuity for over 100 years.journal articl
SDGs Management of Japanese Companies for Business Growth: Long-term vision and market acquisition
Get PDF3785SDGs（Sustainable Development Goals）consist of 17 goals, 169 targets and 232 indicators as objectives the international community should achieve by 2030 for sustainable development. Although not legally binding, governments, including Japan, have pledged to try to achieve the SDGs. The SDGs are considered a universal common language for social issue resolution efforts up to 2030, as their scope is so broad that they apply to all countries and regions.
Although companies are not required to deal with SDGs, SDGs cannot be ignored if future corporate activities are considered, including the global value chain.
Companies are actively working on SDGs, but some companies have identified SDGs as part of their CSR（Corporate Social Responsibility）. On the other hand, companies that saw SDGs as business opportunities are attracting attention, and a virtuous circle that leads to an improved image as a good company that considers the environment and society has begun to emerge.
Efforts on SDGs are required over the long term to the 2030 target year. It is expected that sustainable corporate competitiveness will be improved by incorporating SDGs into the main business while reviewing business activities and market issues from the perspective of SDGs without making it a transient
approach. Such expectations rest on the shoulders of management, and we need to work towards the formation of companies that are trusted by society.departmental bulletin pape
Collaboration between Support Agencies for Business Innovation and Local Government
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A Study on Physical Expression classes incorporating Musical and Artistic Expression in Kindergarten Teacher Training Courses
Get PDF2945The purpose of this study was to examine the possibility of a comprehensive "Infants and Expression" class that included physical, musical, and artistic expression in anticipation of a curriculum review. A survey was conducted on 44 students who took the "Early Childhood Physical Education" classes taught by the author in 2021. The results of the study revealed the following:
（1）The "Early Childhood Physical Education" class, which incorporated musical and artistic expression, was immediately accepted by the students, and they enjoyed it.
（2）There were 37 teaching plans prepared by the students, and the students prepared 10 teaching plans for physical expression with musical expression, 6 teaching plans for physical expression with artistic expression, 9 teaching plans for physical expression with musical expression and artistic expression, and 12 teaching plans not included in the above categories.
（3）The opinions and impressions of physical expression incorporating musical and artistic expression were categorized into those on "class content" and those on "attempting to conduct a class on physical expression incorporating musical and artistic expression".
This research has provided a perspective for the transition to the new curriculum in the Department of Child Education and Welfare, Osaka International College.departmental bulletin pape
Lesson Format During the COVID-19 Pandemic ―“ The Musik Ⅱ” Class ―
Get PDF3836,3837In the first half of 2021, Osaka International College Junior College, 2nd year
childcare department, practical skill "Piano individual lesson" in music subject
"Music Ⅱ", lecture/practical exercise "Music theory（code name and music
arrangement method）" We report on class practice and, along with the
COVID-19 pandemic, we analyze and consider the content of each lesson,
student efforts, and learning outcomes from both distance learning and face-to-face lessons. We also consider the possibility of more effective lessons in the future.departmental bulletin pape
A Basic Study on Understanding the Structure of Business Models in E-sports: Examination of the applicability to other sports
Get PDF3813The purpose of this study is to clarify the actual business model structure of esports organizations and to examine ways to increase the revenue of professional sports with a small number of direct spectators.
First, a business model canvas for traditional professional sports was created for the J-League. In addition, a business model canvas for esports was created for the SFL.
As a result, comparing the two business models from the three perspectives of marketing, organizational structure management, and revenue and cost structure; two solutions were proposed.
First, it is possible to create video that strengthens the motivation to watch indirectly. In addition, a seamless communication environment among viewers with social viewing in mind can be established.
The second is to provide an opportunity for direct interaction with fans by enhancing the live streaming content of individual players rather than the team.departmental bulletin pape
Kanzo Uchimura and His Time（２） ― Dispute between orthodox and liberal theology ―
Get PDF3743This article deals with the dispute of Christian leaders between orthodox and liberal theology. Liberal theology was introduced into Japan between 1880 and 1890 and the members of Kumamoto Band such Michitomo Kanamori （1857-1945）, Tokio Yokoi （1857-1927）, and especially Danjyou Ebina （1860-1946） shifted to the new theology, while Kanzo Uchimura （1861-1930） and Masahisa Uemura （1858-1925） defended orthodox theology. The main issues of the two different theologies were the deity of Jesus Christ, the Trinity, the doctrine of atonement, biblical inerrancy, etc.
The heated controversy between orthodox and liberal theology culminated in the theological confrontation between Masahisa Uemura and Danjyo Ebina, which continued from 1901 to 1902 for almost one year.
Although Kanzo Uchimura and Masahisa Uemura agreed with orthodox theology and refuted liberal theology, they could not establish common ground because of differences in church principle.departmental bulletin pape
Student Experiments on Lactic Acid Bacteria Using Commercial Fermented Foods − Examination of methodology and practice report −
Get PDF3824,2376Lactic acid bacteria heve been used for fermented food for a long time indicating a close relationship between lactic acid bacterium and humans. The bacteria are highly useful, but on the other hand, are also putrefying and
therefore a consideration in food hygiene. Knowledge and analysis of food hygiene are essential for dieticians, but experiments with microbes need exclusive facilities and apparatus. In this study, we constructed an experiment on lactic acid bacteria in a student food hygiene experiment. As a result of the research, we were able to propose two experiments on lactic acid bacteria using commercially fermented yogurt and pickles. Furthermore, we report on the experimental methods used.departmental bulletin pape
Antinatalism in the 21st Century
Get PDF3700This paper aims to shed a new light on antinatalism that is recently
spreading among the general public. David Benatar, the leading advocate of
this view, focuses on the harm of coming into existence. In his eyes each
newborn is a victim forced to suffer without informed consent. They are,
however, also perpetrators, considering the ongoing climate crisis and mass
extinction, which prompts some environmentalists to oppose procreation. In
quite a number of cases of abortion, which is an antinatal practice, the embryo
or fetus is also regarded as causing harm to the physical or mental health of
the pregnant woman and/or her family. In the traditional Yanomami culture,
when a woman decides after birth to return the baby to the spirit world,
she ends its life and feeds the body to termites. This kind of symbiotic
relationship between humans and non-humans demonstrates the limitations of
anthropocentric antinatalism.departmental bulletin pape
Initiatives to Build a Multi-tiered Collaborative Industrial-Governmental-Academic Program to Enhance Experience-centered Learning and Social Practices
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