Ryōtsu-minato Region

Sendai 1,096,704 people · 227.2 km from region centre

Sendai is a major city of 1,096,704 people in Japan, serving as an important economic, cultural, and civic hub for its region. As part of the ISWI governance network, it represents a key node in connecting communities across Asia.

Niigata 797,591 people · 79.9 km from region centre

Home to 797,591 people, Niigata is a significant urban centre in Japan and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.

Utsunomiya 518,757 people · 239.9 km from region centre

Home to 518,757 people, Utsunomiya is a significant urban centre in Japan and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.

Kanazawa 466,029 people · 238.3 km from region centre

Home to 466,029 people, Kanazawa is a significant urban centre in Japan and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.

Toyama 415,844 people · 200.3 km from region centre

Home to 415,844 people, Toyama is a significant urban centre in Japan and a community with a growing role in regional civic and economic life.

The Iswi-Linc Regional Activity Map divides Earth's land surface into a mesh of overlapping circular regions, each 242.54 km in radius, expanding outward from Cape Town, South Africa. The Ryōtsu-minato region sits at generation 35, approximately 15,280 km from the origin.

Each region is a node in ISWI's decentralised civic network. Online users, verification nodes (Iswi-linc), and scheduled governance events including town halls, conferences, and in-person gatherings are tracked per region in real time.

ISWI is built by Iswi NPC, a 100% Black-owned technology company based in Cape Town. The platform focuses on transparent, geographically anchored civic participation.