Tsukuba Science City at its core consists of the University of Tsukuba and various national research institutes.
Young people who bear the future gather together with researchers, from home and abroad.
The city, with its high receptivity of science technology and internationalism, is drawing attention as a place where it is possible to develop a center of open innovation and to carry out the early realization of the social application and implementation of mobility innovation.
In 2019, it will be 100 years since the City Planning Act came into being. In 2020, it will be 50 years since the passing into law of the Tsukuba Science City Construction Act.
Building on the legacy inherited from our forerunners, we will work toward an early realization of zero traffic accidents, the dissipation of traffic jams, and freedom of movement by improving convenience through next-generation mobility. In addition, we will undertake research and development to realize a Science City helping to bring about future society, with an independent dispersed power source system function for times of disaster, separated from the main power system, to be the initial power source in preparation for the predicted Nankai Trough Earthquakes and Tokyo Inland Earthquakes, and to have a back-up function for the capital as well.
Tsukuba Science City at its core consists of the University of Tsukuba and various national research institutes.
Young people who bear the future gather together with researchers, from home and abroad.
The city, with its high receptivity of science technology and internationalism, is drawing attention as a place where it is possible to develop a center of open innovation and to carry out the early realization of the social
application and implementation of mobility innovation.
In 2019, it will be 100 years since the City Planning Act came into being. In 2020, it will be 50 years since the passing into law of the Tsukuba Science City Construction Act.
Building on the legacy inherited from our forerunners, we will work toward an early realization of zero traffic accidents, the dissipation of traffic jams, and freedom of movement by improving convenience through
next-generation mobility. In addition, we will undertake research and development to realize a Science City helping to bring about future society, with an independent dispersed power source system function for times of disaster, separated from the main power system, to be the initial power source in preparation for the predicted Nankai Trough Earthquakes and Tokyo Inland Earthquakes, and to have a back-up function for the capital as well.
1-1-1 Tennodai, Tsukuba, Ibaraki
305-8575 Japan
TEL:029-853-2904
MAIL:info@f-mirai.tsukuba.ac.jp