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Served two mayors of Kyoto.

March 29, 2018 Release.

The track record of the transformation of Kyoto by Mayor Masumoto and Mayor Kadokawa. The deputy mayor who served the two mayors for 17 years tells the true face of the mayors and the true picture of the city government.

This is an autobiographical documentary by Minoru Tsukamoto, who worked at Kyoto City Hall for 34 years and supported the two mayors as secretary-general and deputy mayor. The two mayors boldly tackled city planning unique to Kyoto, a city nurtured by a thousand years of history. This is a record of his time in the midst of city administration, sometimes standing by the mayors and at other times fighting with them.

It is also a must-read as a business book, including ideas for reporting, communicating, and consulting with the super-busy mayor!

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• • Prologue The Mayor's Solitude
  • Obtaining the foundation - Learning
    Newly hired in Kyoto City, first time working at "Shohokan".
    Transferred to Secretarial Division
    When it comes time to go to the secretarial department, the first duty
    Remembering names and gaining trust
    Consultation - Involved to the end
    The style of behavior of a secretarial section chief that I have never encountered before.
  • Running Fast - Into the Middle of City Government
    Transferred to the Secretarial Division
    Duties of the Secretary Section Chief
    Mayor Masumoto, a general type
    Busy mayor taking a break
    Report" to the Mayor
    Advice from the Mayor
    New Landscape Policy
    Kyoto Creation
    Masumoto's Achievements
    Birth of Kadokawa City Government
    Kadokawa's administration embarks on an urgent task.
    The Mayor's Creed: Local Field-Oriented Approach and "Kyosaikan" (mutual perspiration)
    Human Power, Community Power, Citizen Power, and Kyoto Power.
• • Overlook -With the Mayor
    Served on the Board of Directors
    Policy Coordination
    New post of Director of Public Affairs
    Speedy work and thorough implementation of the "Hourensou" system
    Transferred to Director General of the Bureau of Administrative and Financial Affairs
    Appointed Deputy Mayor
    Three things I paid attention to
    The Key Policies of the Kadokawa Administration and the Image of Kyoto
    Finishing touches on Masumoto's administration
    New Color of Kadokawa's Administration: "Urban Development through Culture
    Duties of the Deputy Mayor
    Collaboration with and drawing from private-sector forces
    Encounter with "Kyoto Power
  • postscript