The second day of Code for Japan Summit 2021 Online with Tohoku will start! This is the opening ceremony that looks back on the highlights of the first day and introduces the highlights of the second day!

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This year's Code for Japan Summit aims to be an event that is easy for beginners to participate in. It's difficult to have a 50-minute session, but some people may be able to talk in 5 minutes. This short presentation tournament welcomes beginners' presentations! We ask the presenters to include "I tried something like this" and "I'm looking for friends because I want to do something like this" in the 5-minute presentation. Everyone, please support their "first presentation"!

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This is the last program of the "Code for Japan Summit 2021 Online with Tohoku" that we enjoyed. We have a two-day review and an announcement about next year's Summit. Please watch until the end!

Agents from D agency(Nation N) will discuss their veiled ambitions, missions and activities that are Dreamy, Delightful, Disruptive and Dangerous.

There are many difficulties in advancing DX in Yokohama, Japan's largest municipality with a population of 3.78 million, but efforts are being made in various ways. Code for YOKOHAMA published the digital technology / ICT policy proposal "Technology-Driven City Yokohama 2030" in 2017, and has continued discussions since then. We evaluated specific efforts based on the proposals, and in August 2021, updated the proposals for the election of the mayor of Yokohama and released it as version 2.0. In this session, we will introduce the process of policy proposals by Civic Tech and specific actions through collaboration between the government and Civic Tech. I would like to work with everyone in Japan to think about what Civic Tech can do for the region in the future and whether there is a future that can be realized by using technology.

We will introduce "policy realization platform isuses" that solves social issues through policies that deliver various living problems to local governments. Since its launch in March 2019, it has been used by more than 6,000 users and has actually implemented three policies in six municipalities. We'll talk about it behind the scenes.

One of the important tasks of the local government is the vaccination of the new COVID19 in addition to the special fixed benefits. Since last year, the situation has continued to be confusing due to system support. In this session, Extreme theorists of administration will explain about the Vaccination Record System (VRS) and insist discussion of digital administration.

Introducing the efforts of DX that small local governments have started little by little, and discussing future directions in an open space.

"PCN Takefu" is a programming school set in a temple in Echizen City, Fukui Prefecture, and focuses on Student Tech. I believe that children who grow up with the sense that "what I create will contribute to someone else" will solve local problems in the future with Code for FUKUI, a civic tech soil. Here are some of our past activities. A temple as a "place". Programming class (PCN Takefu) as "learning". Code for FUKUI as a place of "execution". Temples are more common than convenience stores in Japan. Originally, temples functioned as places for people to gather and learn. Today, there are many temples that have become a thing of the past. Echizen City in Fukui Prefecture is an area with many temples. I have been conducting programming classes at temples for the past three years. and now we are working at four temples of different denominations. I hope that the children who will carry the future generation will be able to make good use of historical assets.

Conventional. "Educational version of Minecraft", which was limited to schools / educational institutions, has been available to general organizations / companies since May of this year. This is the "Camps and Clubs Update". Although it is expected to be used in clubs for children after school, sufficient information has not yet spread. Therefore, I would like to give you the latest information and think about what kind of activities are possible in the area.

【よくあるご質問】 Q1: BADオープンデータ供養寺って何ですか？ A1: BADオープンデータ供養寺とは、世の中に災厄をもたらすBADなオープンデータが二度とこの世を彷徨わないように供養して、GOODデータに生まれ変わらせるための場所でございます。 Q2: 「供養」って何ですか？ A2: データクレンジングを含め、BADなデータをGOODなデータに生まれ変わらせることをこのように表現しております。BADなデータやその作成者をただ否定するのではなく、どうすればより使いやすく価値のあるデータに変えられるか考えるための、「ともに考え、ともに供養する」というコンセプトでございます。 Q3: なぜこのような寺を作ろうと思ったのですか？ A3: オープンデータのビジネス活用での現場での深刻な課題感から生まれました。 詳細はこちらをご覧ください。https://note.com/shishamous/n/n65effeb4c5c2 Q4: これまでの供養の事例はどこで見られますか？ A4: BADオープンデータ供養寺公式サイトの「供養塔」のコーナーにてご覧頂けます。 https://bad-data.rip/list-of-contents Q5: 過去のCode for Japan Summitにおけるセッションの動画はどこで見られますか？ A5: こちらのYouTubeチャンネルにまとめております。（フォロー歓迎いたします） https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXOHlNR2upkwxTKxmXfU6rQ Q6: 供養したいデータがあるのですが、どちらに持っていけば良いでしょうか？ A6: BADオープンデータ供養寺公式サイトで供養依頼も受け付けております。 https://bad-data.rip/data-cleansing-request Q7: 公式サイトはかなり古い時代に開設されたのですか？ A7: 2020年に開設されたWebサイトですが、デザインは宮大工の方々の趣味です。 Q8: オープンデータをこれから始めようとする人が怖がりませんか？ A8: 怖がらせる意図はございません。ただ、せっかくオープンデータを公開しても、公開方法やデータ形式の問題で使われない状況は、データ公開者にとっても不幸なことだと考えています。

The Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011 was the first case of Disaster Information Support using the Internet on a large scale. At that time, much of the work was done on a spur-of-the-moment, individual basis and was not efficient. Based on this experience, over the past 10 years, a community has been formed among information technology professionals and experts from other fields to prepare an information support system for the next disaster. In the event of a disaster, a system has been established to enable efficient information support activities through collaboration across disciplines. In this session, we will discuss the progress made over the past 10 years and how to improve the system.

Before the Great East Japan Earthquake, I saw the disasters of Haiti and New Zealand through mapping with OpenStreetMap, and actually experienced the disaster in my hometown Fukushima. I would like to look back on that experience and OSM activities after the earthquake, and talk about it up to the present.

The news site "TOHOKU360" was launched by Mediage, a non-profit organization that has been disseminating information through live video streaming since immediately after the Great East Japan Earthquake, and journalists who have been covering the disaster area. Mediage's Urushida and TOHOKU360's Ando have been providing information on the Tohoku region from their base in Sendai as internet media. They will discuss the history of this media, the difficulties of continuing local media, and their future plans for media and civic tech, especially how local media can play a role in political and disaster reporting.

"I started Civic Tech for this reason". People who are involved in Civic Tech activities will appear and will have a relay talk about the reason for starting Civic Tech activities.

Do you enjoy Code for Japan Summit 2021? We got an empty time space in also this year. We talk about "Tech Talk of Summit Management Team".

Politics and Civic Tech... There is a hurdle between citizens and government when citizens, students, and government think together to solve the problems of the city. If local councilors can act as a lubricant to connect citizens and students with the government, we will be able to create an enjoyable city. In this session, as a concrete example, I talk about the twists and turns that led to the availability of aerial photos of the government for Open Street Map (OSM), and the process of using the provided data as background images for OSM. As a councilor, I would like to expand the circle of CodeForGiin so that I can support civic techies more and more.

In the wake of the Great East Japan Earthquake, the people of Tohoku have come to view the social issues around them as their own issues.There are many people in Tohoku who have taken action to solve these issues. Mr. Shirakawa of Sendai City and Mr. Honda of INTILAQ, an entrepreneur support facility, will be invited as speakers to talk about various efforts by local governments to support people facing social issues, social entrepreneur support programs spreading throughout Tohoku, and the ecosystem for solving social issues. Code for SENDAI believes that we can help solve social issues by providing opportunities for social entrepreneurs and technologists to connect and think together. We will also introduce the plans we will start.

The "Tohoku Food Marathon and Festival" was launched in the spring of 2014 as an activity to support the recovery from the Great East Japan Earthquake. This model of enjoying the "climate" and "food" of Tohoku and expanding the number of Tohoku fans at once has won the Good Design Award, and by 2019 it will have grown into a major sporting event for Tohoku, attracting 7,000 runners from all over Japan and the world. Since 2017, we have been holding a really running hackathon "Run Hack" with the keyword "Hack the Tohoku Food Marathon!" In 2021, this event was held completely online for the COVID-19 pandemic. We are looking for a new model that will make the best use of technology based on the real competition. In this session, I will introduce the history of this event and the unique model that won the Good Design Award, and also talk about new developments utilizing technology.

Would you like to live and work in the rich nature of Tohoku? It is not people who heal people, but nature. In order to live in balance, this program proposes living and working in the nature of Tohoku as one of the two or three bases of life. We do not use the word "work vacation" because our life is not a vacation. On the day of the program, we will welcome guests from areas where people are living in abundance with nature, and introduce the charm of each area. In this session, we would also like to hear from engineers about what they need when living in multiple locations and what criteria they use when choosing a region. It would be great if as many engineers as possible could get a chance to know the appeal of the region and build new relationships with the Tohoku from here. ＜Guest: Ms. Yuko Sasaki (Nishi-Aizu Town, Fukushima Prefecture), Mr. Tadashi Segawa (Nishi-Waga Town, Iwate Prefecture) , Moderator: Tomonori Honda (Marumori Town, Miyagi Prefecture)

Hello everyone, I’m Suga Chizuru. Today I will be on this agenda, with the title "Govtech and Civictech, a new dual-track approach to public-private collaboration", to share with you that I have been exposed to public-private collaboration since entering the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan in 2003, and have used this as my life job.

In recent years, it has been said that citizens' love for their city (civic pride) is important for the continuous development of the city. "Civic Power Battle" is an event that aims to unearth and disseminate the charm of a city that has been buried until now, mainly through the use of open data. Civic Power Battle is an event where citizens, organizations, companies, and the government cooperate with each other to create a new system for communicating the charms of the city. Last year's Code for Japan SUMMIT 2020 was the first time the event was held on a national scale, and we will look back at the start of the event in 2017 and talk about the future prospects for the spread of Civic Pride.

Many people may have realized that there is a lack of public relations power in the corona disaster, such as vaccination and a special fixed amount of 100 thousand yen. The emergence of many "dual-role players" in public administration, including those in the fields of public relations and marketing, in the private and public sectors, is a symbol of the rapid progress in work style reform that has taken place over the past year. In this panel discussion, two people who have practiced dual jobs in the private sector and as part-time public servants, and a government official who has appointed 40 "sideline workers" to public relations positions, will discuss this topic.

With the use of digital technology, it has become normal for organizations to operate services for users online, and the recent spread of new coronary infections has accelerated the shift to omnichannel. At the same time, crimes targeting digital security vulnerabilities are becoming more common, and in many cases, they are causing significant damage. Okta has an established reputation in the field of identity and access management for corporate employees, and has also implemented Customer Identity Access Management (CIAM) for Major League Baseball and JetBlue. Okta's Customer Identity Access Management (CIAM) solution has been used by Major League Baseball, JetBlue, and many others to support their customers with high customer experience (CX) and security. In this webinar, we will discuss how identity access management is dramatically changing with DX. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

I am currently working as Code for Fukushima, and in 2020 I will be running the official Fukushima Prefecture coronavirus countermeasure website. At the time of the Great East Japan Earthquake, I was working in the field of painting restoration in Tokyo, and was doing design and website production as a hobby and to earn money for living. After the disaster, I was working alone to set up and operate a website to visualize radiation levels and accumulation. However, there is a limit to what one person can do, and earning a living, supporting others, and most importantly, continuing to work, were impossible for me alone. To be honest, there were many things I could not do, and I was left with nothing but great regret. Ten years later, the Covid-19 pandemic occurred, which tested how much I had dealt with that frustration, and I believe I was able to resolve certain issues. I hope that I can be informative by telling you what I have done to prepare myself to continue as an IT volunteer.

Lessons from the Great East Japan Earthquake. I want to talk about what I feel at the forefront of reconstruction.

With a focus on Civic Tech and the concept of making IT and DX easy to understand, C-tele 2255 is broadcast on Facebook Live every night from around 10:55pm.This program, which started out as a limited broadcast during a declared state of emergency, has accumulated a lot of knowledge through more than 100 live broadcasts. So, we think share this experience and know-how with those who want to communicate in the future. This framework is open to the public, and like a radio station, you plan and bring in your own programs to the open slots, and we support the broadcasting. Under the restrictions of COVID 19, talking to people online has been highlighted, but what is more important is the content and technic of talking. The shortcut is to become a sender, practice, and get good feedback.I will continue to provide programs, but I also want you to send out your own messages. Now for the special edition of the Summit! Tonight's C-television starts at 1630, not 2255! Don't miss it!

In the past year, issues related to diversity and gender have arisen in the world and in Japan. When such issues arise, what kind of action should we take as civic techies, or what kind of position should we express? We are now once again reading "Reclaim the Language How to deal with a sexist" by Lee Min-Gyeong.

This is a workshop to discuss the "Special Interest Group on Citizens' Co-creation", a study group of the Japanese Society for Artificial Intelligence, which provides a place for citizens and AI researchers to talk and co-create. We are planning to have a discussion while experiencing Hylable's online conference system that allows us to visualize the discussion in real time. Please join us via the Facebook event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/491995148936882