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Tatsuya Satō
佐藤 裁也
Born(1962-11-25)November 25, 1962
Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture, Japan
NationalityJapanese
Alma materUniversity of Tokyo
Occupation(s)Author, Civil servant, Historian
Known forRecord of 2000days in charge of Okinawa - Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement for regional advancement of the Heisei era[1]

Tatsuya Satō (佐藤 裁也, Satō Tatsuya, born November 25, 1962) is a Japanese author, civil servant and historian best known for his work on Okinawan development policy. Born in Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture, he authored the book Record of 2000days in charge of Okinawa - Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement of the Heisei era (沖縄担当2000日の記録―平成の沖縄振興―Okinawa Tantō 2000-nichi no Kiroku: Heisei no Okinawa Shinkō), published by Shinzansha in 2022[1].

Education and career

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  • Graduated from Chiba Senior HighSchool
  • Graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Tokyo
  • 1986: Joined the Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications (now the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Subsequently studied at Michigan State University for a short-term graduate program, and served as the Itō Postmaster and Director of the Information Promotion Office at the Sendai City Planning Bureau
  • 1996: Cabinet Office Secretary (Okinawa Affairs Office, Cabinet Internal Political Affairs Office, Cabinet Secretariat)
  • 1997: Member of the Implementation Headquarters for the 25th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion to Japan
  • 2000: General Affairs Director of the Okinawa Postal Administration Office
  • 2001: Cabinet Office Planning Officer (Policy Coordination Office for Okinawa Policy)
  • 2002: Member of the Implementation Headquarters for the 30th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion to Japan
  • Later served as Public Relations Director of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Director of Information and Communications Policy, Director of Consumer Administration, and Cabinet Counsellor to the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary
  • 2015: Director-General of the Shikoku Bureau of Telecommunications
  • 2017: Director-General of the Kyushu Administrative Evaluation Bureau
  • 2018: Advisor to Sankei Building Co., Ltd.
  • 2022: Auditor of Nippon Telegraph and Telephone West Corporation (NTT West)

Contributions to Okinawa development

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Satō was one of the founding members of the Okinawa Affairs Office (September 1996 - January 2001), a specialized division within the Cabinet Internal Political Affairs Office (now the Office of the Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary). As a member of the Cabinet Secretariat, he made significant contributions to the development of Okinawa policy over an extended period.

His alma mater, Michigan State University, had earlier connections with Okinawa, having hosted scholars such as Chōsei Kawahira (Professor Emeritus at Showa Women's University, former President of the Okinawa Broadcasting Association) and Hiroko Shō (Professor Emeritus at the University of the Ryukyus, former Vice Governor of Okinawa Prefecture, former member of the NHK Board of Governors).

His book Record of 2000days in charge of Okinawa - Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement of the Heisei era traces developments from Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto's address at the 25th anniversary ceremony of Okinawa's reversion to Japan on November 21, 1997, through to former Prime Minister Hashimoto's "Meio Speech" on the achievements of the Heisei-era Okinawa development policy, delivered at Meio University in Nago City on July 5, 2003.

The book features contributions by three Sendatsu, or senior figures, including a foreword by Hisashi Owada titled "On the 50th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion," and another foreword by Teijirō Furukawa titled "A Valuable Record Vividly Depicting 2000 Days in Charge of Okinawa." Together with these, the book features an extensive commentary by Makoto Iokibe (wikidata:Q11372567) titled "Okinawa's Reversion and Development in Historical Context." Iokibe described the book as "the first comprehensive work on Promotion policy for regional advancement of Okinawa's revitalization."

Heisei-era Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement

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The "Heisei-era Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement" which is described in Satō's work included creative development strategies for the "second period after reversion," focusing on tourism and resort industries, information and communications industry clusters, education, research and arts Centers of Excellence (COE), and proposals for world-standard national research centers.

Utilizing Okinawa's geographical and cultural characteristics, including its historical role as a major trading hub in Asia, the development policy positioned Okinawa as an international exchange hub open to Asia. The policy was based on respecting the independent and autonomous perspectives and actions of the Okinawan side as much as possible, with the fundamental aim of promoting Okinawa's future development.

The comprehensive development approach included infrastructure improvements such as airports and highways, human resource development and employment promotion, urban planning, information and communications, finance, tourism, subtropical agriculture and fisheries, manufacturing, and the promotion of traditional culture. The pioneering development strategies implemented during this period overcame barriers of distance and time, emphasizing qualitative infrastructure improvements and focus on soft power, ahead of reforms in the rest of Japan.

Selected works

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  • Tatsuya Satō, "Record of 2000days in charge of Okinawa - Okinawa Promotion policy for regional advancement of the Heisei era" Shinzansha, August 2022. ISBN 978-4797285024[1]
  • Tatsuya Satō, "Perspective: Cherry Blossoms in Misake Town," Survey Monthly Report IRC Monthly (339) 2016.9, Matsuyama: Iyo Gin Regional Policy Research Institute, September 2016[2].
  • Tatsuya Satō, Kunihiko Kato, "Talking to the Top: Working on Developing ICT Utilization Environment in Shikoku - Tatsuya Satō, Director General of the Shikoku Bureau of Telecommunications, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications: Overcoming Shikoku's 'Disadvantageous Conditions' with ICT Utilization," Ehime Journal 29(10)=346:2016, Matsuyama: Ehime Journal, June 2016. ISSN 0918-7529[3].
  • Tatsuya Satō, "Shikoku is the 'Using Country' and 'Starting Country' of ICT Utilization: Pioneering Public-Private Initiatives Overcome Disadvantageous Conditions and Lead to Power for Opening a New Era," Ehime Journal 30(11)=359:2017.5, Matsuyama: Ehime Journal, May 2017. ISSN 0918-7529[4].
  • Kaoru Nakamoto (Former Director of Japan Post Okinawa Branch), Tatsuya Satō, Hiroaki Dan (Chairman of the Public Interest Foundation Japan Telecommunications Cultural Association), (2022-12), "Roundtable Discussion: Looking Back on 50 Years Since Okinawa's Reversion (Part 1)," Telecommunications Culture (129):2022.12 (Tokyo: Telecommunications Cultural Association, Chairman Toru Takahashi), ISSN 21870470[5].
  • Kaoru Nakamoto, Tatsuya Satō, Hiroaki Dan, "Roundtable Discussion: Looking Back on 50 Years Since Okinawa's Reversion (Part 2)," Telecommunications Culture (130):2023.1, Tokyo: Telecommunications Cultural Association, Chairman Toru Takahashi, January 2023. ISSN 2187-0470. National Diet Library Serial ID: 023553253[6].
  • Tatsuya Satō, "International Strategy for Information and Communications - From the ICT International Competitiveness Panel Report," Electric Communications, Vol. 70, No. 727, Tokyo: General Incorporated Association of Electric Telecommunications Association (Chairman Junichiro Miyazu), 2007, pp. 2-15. Retrieved December 3, 2023[7].
  • Tatsuya Satō, "[Opinion] A Step Toward Work Style Reform - Mr. Tatsuya Satō," Nishinippon Shimbun Morning Edition, Fukuoka: Nishinippon Shimbun, March 9, 2018. Retrieved December 3, 2023[8].
  • Tatsuya Satō (Author), "Chapter 3: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications' Initiatives for Ensuring Safety and Security on the Internet," in Hidefumi Arimoto (Ed.), "Overcoming Net Bullying and Verbal Violence (Creating Communication for Children Where Hearts Connect)," Tokyo: Educational Development Research Institute, 2008. ISBN 978-4-87380-976-2[9].
  • Tatsuya Satō, "On the Trends of Information-Oriented Administration in Sendai City," Tohoku Development Research, Vol. 97, 1995/4, Sendai: Tohoku Economic Development Center (currently Public Interest Foundation Tohoku Activation Research Center), 1995, pp. 22-29. Retrieved December 3, 2023[10].
  • Tatsuya Satō, "Partial Amendment to the Broadcasting Act and Radio Act," Law Commentary Materials General Collection (81), Tokyo: Daiichi Hoki Publishing, 1988, pp. 46-52. [Note 13][11].
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  • Sato, Tatsuya (2022-08-10). Record of 2000 Days as Okinawa Administrator - Heisei Era Okinawa Development (in Japanese). Hisashi Owada, Teijiro Furukawa, Makoto Iokibe (wikidata:Q11372567. Shinzansha. ISBN 978-4-7972-8502-4.
  • Research Group on Review of Medium to Long-term Prospects for Okinawa Development (1998). Research Report on Review of Medium to Long-term Prospects for Okinawa Development (in Japanese). Tokyo: National Institute for Research Advancement "Research Group on Review of Medium to Long-term Prospects for Okinawa Development" (Chairman Yasushi Kousai) National Institute for Research Advancement (Current Public Interest Foundation NIRA).
  • Takahashi, Kazuhiro (2023). "Book Review: The Impasse of the Base Problem Illuminated by the Governors' Anguish" (PDF). Diplomacy (in Japanese). 77. Tokyo: Ministry of Foreign Affairs: 150–153. ISBN 978-4-901783-98-9. Retrieved 2023-01-31.
  • Government of Japan (n.d.). "Act on Special Measures for the Promotion policy for regional advancement of Okinawa, Article 1" (in Japanese).{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: year (link)
  • Keidanren Industrial Affairs Bureau (2004-03-23). "Initiatives for Industrial Promotion policy for regional advancement in Okinawa Prefecture - Focus on Investment Incentives". Economic Clip No.40 (Keidanren Activity Report) (in Japanese). No. 40. Tokyo: Japan Business Federation.
  • Kaoru Nakamoto (Former Director of Japan Post Okinawa Branch), Tatsuya Satō, Hiroaki Dan (Chairman of the Public Interest Foundation Communications Association) (2022). "Round-table Discussion: Looking Back on the 50th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion (Part 1)". Communication Culture (129):2022.12 (in Japanese). Tokyo: Communications Association, Chairman Toru Takahashi. ISSN 2187-0470.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Kaoru Nakamoto (Former Director of Japan Post Okinawa Branch), Tatsuya Satō, Hiroaki Dan (January 2023). "Round-table Discussion: Looking Back on the 50th Anniversary of Okinawa's Reversion (Part 2)". Communication Culture (130):2023.1 (in Japanese). Tokyo: Communications Association, Chairman Toru Takahashi. ISSN 2187-0470.{{cite journal}}: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)
  • Furukawa, Teijiro (2022). "Looking Back on the Okinawa Issue" (PDF). Buna No Mori Newspaper No.19 (Summer 2022) Pp.1-2 (in Japanese). Edited by Yasuhisa Suzuki, published by Buna no Mori Pharmacy. Retrieved 2024-07-18. It has been nearly 20 years since I resigned as Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary in the fall of 2003, and many people who dedicated themselves to the Okinawa issue with high aspirations - Mr. Hashimoto, Mr. Kajiyama, Mr. Obuchi (note: Keizo Obuchi), Mr. Nonaka (note: Hiromu Nonaka), and many others - have passed away. It is very lonely, but even though I am old and weak, I believe that we must continue to face the Okinawa issue earnestly, carrying on the will of our predecessors. (Excerpt from conclusion)

References

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  1. ^ a b c 佐藤 裁也（さとう たyつや） (August 2022). 沖縄担当2000日の記録―平成の沖縄振興―. Shinzansha. ISBN 978-4797285024.
  2. ^ 佐藤裁也 (September 2016). "視点 味(み)酒(さけ)町(まち)の桜". 調査月報IRCMonthly(339)2016.9. 松山: いよぎん地域政策研究所.
  3. ^ 佐藤裁也; 加藤邦彦 (June 2016). "トップに聞く 四国のICT利活用環境の整備に取り組む 佐藤裁也・総務省四国総合通信局長 ICT利活用で四国の「条件不利」をはね返す". 愛媛ジャーナル29(10)=346:2016. 松山: 愛媛ジャーナル. ISSN 0918-7529.
  4. ^ 佐藤裁也 (May 2017). "四国はICT利活用の「使国」、「始国」 官民の先駆的取り組みが条件不利を克服し、新時代を切り拓く力に". 愛媛ジャーナル30(11)=359:2017.5. 松山: 愛媛ジャーナル. ISSN 0918-7529.
  5. ^ 仲本薫; 佐藤裁也; 團宏明 (2022). "座談会 沖縄復帰五十年を振り返る(前編)". 通信文化(129):2022.12. 東京: 通信文化協会・高橋亨理事長. ISSN 2187-0470.
  6. ^ 仲本薫; 佐藤裁也; 團宏明 (January 2023). "座談会 沖縄復帰五十年を振り返る(後編)". 通信文化(130):2023.1. 東京: 通信文化協会・高橋亨理事長. ISSN 2187-0470.
  7. ^ 佐藤, 裁也 (2007), "情報通信の国際戦略~ICT国際競争力懇談会報告から", 電気通信, 70 (727), 東京: 一般社団法人電気通信協会（宮津純一郎会長）: 2–15, retrieved 2023-12-03
  8. ^ 佐藤, 裁也 (2018-03-09), "【意見】ワークスタイル改革の一歩に 佐藤裁也氏", 西日本新聞朝刊, 福岡: 西日本新聞社, retrieved 2023-12-03
  9. ^ 佐藤, 裁也 (2008), "第3章インターネットの安心・安全の確保に向けた「総務省の取り組み」", in 有元秀文 (ed.), 『ネットいじめ・言葉の暴力克服の取り組み（心と心が通い合う子どものコミュニケーションづくり）』, 東京: 教育開発研究所, ISBN 978-4-87380-976-2
  10. ^ 佐藤, 裁也 (1995), "仙台市の情報化行政の基調について", 　東北開発研究, . 97. 1995/4, 仙台: 東北経済開発センター(現、公益財団法人東北活性化研究センター): 22–29, retrieved 2023-12-03
  11. ^ 佐藤, 裁也 (1988), "放送法及び電波法の一部を改正する法律", 　法令解説資料総覧(81), 東京: 第一法規出版: 46–52
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