Abstract
The paper aims to rethink creative city theory by analyzing urban regeneration processes in Japan through cultural creativity and social inclusion. This paper is described and illustrated by an example the model case of “cultural creativity and social inclusion” in the city of Kanazawa, Yokohama and Osaka. And it offers a new direction to Asian cities.
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