On October 29th, the Aomori Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Shinmachi, Aomori) held a seminar titled "Web Use Trend DX (Deluxe)".

This event was held to commemorate the opening of the local news site "Aomori Keizai Shimbun", which disseminates information on neighboring areas centering on Aomori City. Four guest lecturers invited from Tokyo held sessions on examples of web utilization that can be used in business and management from their respective perspectives. There were 30 participants from inside and outside the prefecture.

Prior to the lecture, there was an introduction to the media of the Aomori Keizai Shimbun, which was launched in August, and a member of the editorial department who took the stage said, "I hope it will become an indispensable media in Aomori."

The main story began with a lecture on "live distribution" by Masayuki Taguchi, president of the web production company "Entermina" (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo), titled "Exploring picture creation in the telework era 'live strait, presentation scenery'". . There was also a scene where the venue was excited by revealing that the video of "Seagull" that appears in the lyrics was "a video that I bought just for this day", after the title of the enka song with the theme of Aomori.

Naoki Nakagawa, president of the brand design company Anti Design (Shibuya Ward), who took the podium last, gave a lecture on the theme of "The story of branding and design sought by companies in the age of with corona and DX." “I feel that regional exchanges are fading due to the corona crisis. More people are shopping online, and more convenience is being demanded. The branding of the company itself (inner branding) is important,” he concluded the main story.

A man in his 40s from Yamagata said, "I think it would be difficult for all four of us to give a lecture together in Tokyo. I think this project was only possible because it was in Aomori." A woman in her 40s who participated from the city said, "It was a field I was not good at, but I enjoyed it. It was helpful because each lecturer explained it in an easy-to-understand manner."