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This paper focuses on the application of EST guideline system on integrated urban management policies for sustainable regional growth or environmentally sound urban regeneration. It is to present strategic visions and guidelines for the environmental management for Kawasaki City, Japan. by providing significant and practical recommendations and strategies for Kawasaki City. This paper contains the thllowing contents. Firstly, planning system and driving schemes for Kawasaki Eco-town Project developments are provided. Relevant legal and financial systems of urban policies for Eco-town Projects are provided as well as project goals including the reduction of GHG for municipal urban programs are also provided. Secondly the research scheme to identify the function of Eco town project as a driving force for circular Kawasaki Metropolises is proposed. Extensive circular ties with neighboring factories; neighborhood metabolism or zero-emission districts, expansion on eco-efficient product chain management and core function for city-scale or waterfront zone circular economies are investigated. KEYWORDS; Sustainable Regional Management, Environmentally Sustainable Technologies, Kawasaki City, Policy Options, Environmental Indicators 1. Backgrounds Industrial Symbiosis (IE) is widely considered as one of the most effective policy and business concepts to realize sustainable developments, which are to reduce local and global environmental emission while providing feasible profits and motivations for business sectors, municipalities and citizen groups. While Kalundborg is argued as most advanced IS implementation over decades, a number of Eco Industrial Estates (EIPs) practices are planned and developed all over the world. Most of pursuing projects, unlike preceding Kalundborg case, are based more on their single stream industries or material flows. 2. Japanese Eco-town Schems Eco-Town projects have firstly developed in 1997 as subsidies. In 1997, four regions, including Kawasaki City, have approved as Eco-Towns. Nineteen regions have been approved as Eco-Towns up to March 2004.Basic concepts of Japanese Eco-Town projects are Zero-Emission Concept to formation of regional resource recycle type economic society, promotion of industries with emphasizing on environmental industries utilizing the local know-how, and joint cooperation of local governments, citizens and industries. An environmental eco-town plan (sustainable city plan) prepared by local government recognized as a model for *Professor of Toyo University(2100 Kujirai Kawagoe City Saitama, 350-8585, Japan) 東洋大学工学部環境建設学科 ** Professor of De la Salle University (Manila Philippines) フィリッピンでラサール大学産業工学科教授 *** Researcher of Chiba Prefecture Museum 千葉県博物館研究員 **** Visiting Craduate Student of Tokyo University , 東京大学都市工学専攻訪問研究員

Decision Support EST Evaluation System for Sustainable Eco-Industrial Estates and Regions