特定生産緑地　指定見込み86％　国交省調査

Urban Farm DB summary

A December 2021 survey by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism found that among 199 municipalities with productive green zones (seisan ryokuchi) designated in 1992 (total 9,412 ha), 86% (8,048 ha) had already been, or were expected to be, redesignated as "specified productive green zones," which extend agricultural preservation and tax benefits beyond the original 30-year period. 7% of landowners had no intention to redesignate, and another 7% were undecided. Tokyo had the highest redesignation rate at 92% (2,227 ha), followed by Saitama (85%), Chiba (87%), Kanagawa (87%), Aichi (75%), Kyoto (87%), Osaka (85%), Hyogo (87%), and Nara (87%).

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• 86 %

  redesignation rate national(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Japan

  municipalities

  199

  year

  2021-12

  method

  MLIT survey of 1992-designated seisan ryokuchi

• 9,412 ha

  designated area total(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Japan

  municipalities

  199

  year

  1992 designation

• 8,048 ha

  redesignated or planned area(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Japan

  municipalities

  199

  year

  2021-12

• 92 %

  redesignation rate tokyo(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Tokyo

  year

  2021-12

• 7 %

  no redesignation intention rate(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Japan

  year

  2021-12

• 7 %

  undecided rate(seisan ryokuchi redesignation)

  Policy

  region

  Japan

  year

  2021-12

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• Land tenureMixedWith caveats