「大阪・夢洲地区特定複合観光施設区域の整備に関する計画」の概要に関する説明

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大阪府及び大阪市では、ＭＧＭ大阪株式会社と公民連携し、大阪・夢洲への統合型リゾート（ＩＲ）の実現に向け、取り組みを進めています。
この動画は、府民・市民の皆さまにＩＲに関する理解を深めていただくため「大阪・夢洲地区特定複合観光施設区域の整備に関する計画」の概要について説明した動画です。
※動画の内容は令和７年５月９日時点のものです。

＜大阪ＩＲについてはこちら＞
https://www.city.osaka.lg.jp/contents…
＜動画の説明原稿についてはこちら＞
https://www.pref.osaka.lg.jp/o080010/…

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