A Small Village with Big Ideas

Year 2022Episode 730 minMar 13, 2022
A Small Village with Big Ideas

Kosuge Village in Yamanashi Prefecture, west of Tokyo, has a population of about 700. Although small and without many residents, the village is always lively and up for new challenges. It runs many unique projects, such as building tiny houses to attract young people and drones that deliver food and daily necessities to residents. Its efforts are now drawing nationwide attention. At the forefront is village mayor, Funaki Naoyoshi. We follow this small community as they come up with various new ideas for revitalization.

A Small Village with Big Ideas has aired on Mar 13, 2022
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