Innovation Implemented by Public-private Co-creation: Challenges of the regulatory sandbox and beyond

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During the fourth industrial revolution, Artificial Intelligence (AI) and blockchain are bringing great innovation potential to society.
However, these innovative technologies and the business models that utilize them may not be successfully implemented in society. Why is that? This book focuses on policy research on the "regulatory sandbox system" to solve this issue from the perspective of rules, but goes further, developing into a theory of policy formation in the DX era, and proposes the promotion of innovation through co-creation between the public and private sectors.
A must-read book for current bureaucrats, it includes case studies that go into the thoughts and thought processes of the administrative officials in charge, and interviews with startups and local municipality on the front lines.

Chapter 1: Public Implementation of New Technologies and Business Models
Chapter 2: Disruptive Innovation and Policy Formulation Theory in the Digital Transformation Era
Chapter 3: Regulatory Sandbox Case Analysis
　Case Study 1: Reformation of Therapeutic Drug with Blockchain Technology – SUSMED, Inc.
　Case Study 2: The Challenge of New Mobility – grafit inc.
　Case Study 3: Electric Kickboard Sharing Service – Luup, Inc.
　Case Study 4: Introduction of P2P insurance
　　Case I: "Warikan (Split the Bill) Insurance" that Brings the Joy of Helping and Being Helped to
　　All – JustInCase, Inc.
　　Case II: Demonstration on P2P Insurance in which Individuals Contribute Small Amounts to Each Other for
　　Mutual Assistance – Frich Co., Ltd.
　Case Study 5: Building a Professional Payment Platform that Enables Simultaneous Payment in Virtual and
　Legal Currencies – Crypto Garage, Inc.
　Case Study 6: Review of the Real Estate Brokerage Act and the Act on Land and Building Leases, and the
　Digital Transformation of Real Estate Transactions
　　Case I: "Demonstration Plan for Electronic Delivery of Documents at the Time of the Real Estate Lease
　　Contract”
　　Case II: Demonstration on the Preparation of Fixed-Term Building Lease Contracts for Monthly Apartment
　　Businesses Using Electronic Contracting System – gooddays Holdings, Inc.
　Case Study 7: Identity Verification for Opening an Account at a Financial Institution using Information from an
　Electric Power Company – Caulis Inc., The Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc.
　Case Study 8: Demonstration of SMS-based Notification of Assignment of Accounts Receivable – Linx
　Corporation
　Case Study 9: Demonstration of Non-prescription Drug Sales using Over-the-counter Vending Machines in
　the Station Ticket Gates – Taisho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Chapter 4: Voices of the Trailblazers of our Time
　SHII Taihei (CEO, Startbahn, Inc.)
　NASUNO Kaoru (CEO, DeepX, Inc.)
　FUKAZAWA Tomohiro (CEO, SkyDrive Inc.)
　SHIBATA Hideki (CEO, Kort Valuta Co., Ltd.)
　SHIROTORI Takashi (Mayor of Ina City, Nagano Prefecture)
　Special Roundtable Discussion
　(ANNEN Junji, Professor, Graduate School of Law, Chuo University / OCHIAI Takafumi, Senior Partner,
　Director, Prototype Policy Institute, Atsumi & Sakai Law Firm/ MASUJIMA Masakazu, Partner, Mori Hamada
　& Matsumoto Law Firm)
Chapter 5: New Developments in Corporate Legal Functions