ISVD credited as a source in KBC's Gyutto feature on Park-PFI
KBC's Gyutto feature on September 29, 2026 credited the Institute for Social Vision Design (ISVD) as a source when presenting national Park-PFI adoption figures. Watch the official video and read PUBLIC 0's explanation of the statistics.
KBC Kyushu Asahi Broadcasting's news program Gyutto credited the Institute for Social Vision Design (ISVD) as a source when presenting national Park-PFI adoption figures in its September 29, 2026 feature, “Changing Parks.”
The feature presents examples in Fukuoka of public-private cooperation in park development and maintenance.
The statistics graphic displays ISVD's name alongside a note that the figures are based on materials published by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Before the broadcast, KBC contacted ISVD about quoting the figures. We explained the ministry source and the fiscal-year notation used in its statistics.
The feature is available on KBC's official website and YouTube channel, in Japanese. The source credit appears at approximately 4:55–5:03 in the video.
- KBC: “Changing Parks” — broadcast September 29, 2026(external site, opens in a new tab)
- Official YouTube video: jump to the statistics and source credit(external site, opens in a new tab)
ISVD's public asset media site, PUBLIC 0, explains the national Park-PFI statistics and policy developments(external site, opens in a new tab), with links to the ministry's source materials.
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