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Located in the southern part of Japan’s Ibaraki Prefecture, the City of Tsukubamirai has become an important satellite city in the Tokyo metropolitan area since the new metropolitan railway line, “Tsukuba Express,” began its service in the National Capital Region. The rapid development has attracted many businesses in the food processing and manufacturing sectors to set up their plants in this region. At the same time, younger generations are being drawn to Tsukubamirai, making it one of the youngest cities in Japan. The city administration actively promotes bilingual education policies and emphasizes youth baseball development, while also focusing on smart agriculture and high-quality rice cultivation.

Angeles is a highly urbanized city. Its name derives from the Spanish phrase City of Angels. Due to its strategic location in the Pacific region, the US operated what once was its largest air force base in Asia, Clark Air Base, which brought employment and business opportunities to the region. Today, Clark Air Base has been transformed into Clark International Airport. The airport, along with the establishment of a tax-free port and economic zone, is the primary economic contributor in the local area.

Long Beach is a city on the west coast of the US, the 2nd largest in Los Angeles County and the 5th largest in the state of California. Petroleum is a significant development sector in the city, with activity both inland and offshore. Long Beach Port is one of the world's top-ranking ports in terms of throughput, providing a large proportion of job opportunities for California. Regarding city policies, there is a special emphasis on social welfare, including public health, psychological care, and improving the living environment for the elderly.

Guam is located in the central Pacific, renowned for its white sandy beaches, clear waters, and rich history and culture shaped by its indigenous people and various periods of governance. The island has direct flights to and from major Asian cities, making it an ideal destination for tourists. Economically, the two major pillars are tourism and the military. The island is also committed to creating an environment conducive to finance and telecommunications development.

Utrecht is the hometown of the cartoon character Miffy. Situated in the center of the Netherlands, it has been a prosperous commercial hub since ancient times, thriving on the navigation of the Rhine River. Currently, it is the fourth-largest city in the Netherlands and has the highest proportion of the higher education population in the country, earning it the title of the Most Competitive Region in the European Union according to the European Commission. Utrecht Region is also the second-largest financial center in the Netherlands, with key industries including pharmaceuticals, information technology, and logistics, and boasts the largest science park in the country.

Grenoble Alpes Métropole, also known as Europe's Silicon Valley, is a renowned technology and university city in France. It was honored as the European Green Capital in 2022 for its commitment to developing its green energy, high technology, and healthcare industries, aiding startups and youth innovation, and creating a sustainable, low-carbon smart city. Grenoble is also an industrial hub in France, with close collaboration between production, academia, and research, resulting in top-notch technologies in fields like energy and digital technology, which have garnered international acclaim.

San Bernardino County is located in Southern California and is the 5th most populous region in the state and 14th in the US. The county is home to many large enterprises and over 20 higher education institutions, including California   State University, San Bernardino. Not only does the county have abundant tourism resources, vibrant entertainment and sports industries, but it also has a well-established infrastructure conducive to business investments. There are direct flights between Ontario International Airport in the county and Taoyuan International Airport.

Nonsan City is located in the fertile Nonsan Plain, a major grain-producing area in South Chungcheong Province. The primary crops include barley, wheat, and rice. The city is also the largest producer of strawberries in Korea. In addition, the city leverages its proximity to the Geum River to maintain vibrant aquaculture and fish farming industries. Nonsan's secondary industries are represented by the food and textile industries, with recent efforts towards transitioning to printing and publishing. The city has been recognized as the top city of entrepreneurship and actively attracts business investments through policy measures.

Set in a picturesque mountain backdrop embellished with ruins and temples, Gumi is a major industrial city with a rich history. The city's industrial zone covers an area of 6.6 square kilometers, with electronics as the mainstay, including semiconductors, displays, and recording/communication equipment. In terms of sustainability, Gumi City proclaimed itself South Korea's first zero-carbon city in 2010. It continues to advance towards being a green city harmonizing cutting-edge industries and environmental protection.

Chiba Prefecture has a strong focus on industrial and commercial development, with the Port of Chiba at the center forming the Keiyo Industrial Zone, a hub for the petroleum and steel industries and a key distributor of raw materials and energy for industry. Narita International Airport located in Chiba attracts industries such as aviation and international logistics, serving as a base for many foreign investments. Chiba Prefecture is committed to digital innovation, pioneering systems like real-time reporting of road defects through mobile phone photography, a first in the nation.

Ramat-Gan, also known as Garden Heights, prioritizes greenery and sustainable development, making it the most environmentally friendly city in Israel, with 25% of its area designated as parkland. It is also a significant industrial and trade center, housing the world's largest diamond exchange and one of Israel's largest business complexes, the Bursa Complex, where 50,000 people work daily. Ramat-Gan is currently implementing a smart city project, aiming to enhance citizens' well-being through innovative technologies in transportation, education, and municipal services.

Radom is the second-largest city in the Masovian Voivodeship, surpassed only by the capital, Warsaw. The city features two major railway intersections and the Warsaw-Radom Airport, serving both military and civilian purposes. Radom is a vital transportation hub and an administrative and industrial center, attracting many specialized enterprises from precision manufacturing to metalwork and leatherwork. The city's rich heritage is evidenced by its historical buildings, and its comprehensive recreational infrastructure enriches the lives of residents and visitors alike.

Incheon Metropolitan City is located near Seoul, the capital of Korea. It is a thriving hub for businesses and industries. The Port of Incheon, the second-largest port in Korea, is a keystone of the extended industrial zone between Seoul and Incheon. Incheon International Airport is also Korea's largest commercial airport and the 6th busiest international airport in Asia. Additionally, the Incheon Free Economic Zone is one of the world's three major free economic zones, aiming to build a Northeast Asian economic center integrating international trade, finance, logistics, residential, and tourism.

Grand Prairie is a city in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington metropolitan area, with a majority Hispanic population. The city is adjacent to Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport and intersected by two interstate highways, connecting the city to major markets. Its favorable geography has allowed the city to form a powerful entertainment and business corridor and create a robust logistics system. These advantages have led to all major industrial zones concentrating in the region, elevating Grand Prairie to one of the largest industrial centers in the US.

Kernersville is a charming town located along the foothills of the Piedmont Triad in the US. Founded in the 18th century, it originally served as the intersection of two transport routes. It has since grown into a town with a population of 20,000. Today, due to its convenient location and proximity to the highway system, Kernersville has grown into a transportation powerhouse. Kernersville is home to a variety of businesses, making it one of the most important economic development centers in the region. The town features several business, medical, and academic centers that serve its residents well.

Alameda County is located off the east coast of the San Francisco Bay Area in California. It is ranked 18th in population and 15th in diversity in the US. Renowned for its natural beauty, the county boasts over 24 parks and public facilities, as well as 39 higher education institutions, including UC Berkeley. The county's primary industries are healthcare and social services, education, scientific and technical services, manufacturing, transportation, and warehousing. Diverse economic activity has fueled economic growth in the region, leading to a rapid rise in population.

Comune di Albano Laziale is a comune in the Metropolitan City of Rome located in central Italy, serving as a commercial center for nearby towns. Albano Laziale was already a key city in ancient Rome, with remains of ancient aqueducts and amphitheaters still present today. It is also one of the suburban bishoprics of the Catholic Church, Rome diocese. Its main industries include agriculture, services, and tourism, with a focus on cultural and eco-tourism and green transportation.

The City of Kennewick is located on the southwestern bank of the Columbia River. The region saw a significant influx of people amid westward expansion efforts in the late 19th century. Workers from across the country also arrived to participate in the development of nuclear weapons as part of the Manhattan Project, accelerating the city's growth in the 1940s. Wine tasting is a significant source of tourism income for the City of Kennewick, with over 160 wineries and bars within a 60-mile radius of the city. The city's temperate climate also attracts many visitors seeking water activities each year.

Hartford County is one of the 4 original counties in Connecticut established in 1666. It is the 2nd-most populous county in Connecticut and comprises 29 cities and towns, including the state capital, Hartford. The county's primary industries are healthcare and social assistance. Given that the City of Hartford is the birthplace of many globally renowned insurance companies, it is often referred to as the "Insurance Capital of the World."