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「DESIGN IT!」は、この考え方を基盤とし、カンファレンス等の活動を通して、人を中心とした社会を実現してゆく潮流を作っていくことをめざしています。 相互に関連し、融合しあう下記の6つのテーマを設定し、これらが「DESIGN IT!」をとらえる視点であると考えています。 本サイトのコンテンツもこのテーマに沿ってカテゴライズして ...
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