The Japanese city of Kadoma, with a population of 116,893, is firmly committed to digital transformation with an ambitious smart city project. In partnership with several technology companies, the project focuses on managing citizens' health data through an innovative digital platform, with the aim of improving quality of life and life expectancy.
Kadoma City, a pioneer of smart cities in Japan: towards digital health management
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