Aoba-ku, Yokohama City, Yokohama City, Japan

Last update date September 6, 2019

2015 subsidy grant group

Tachibanadai Neighborhood Associations: Creating a place for community exchange utilizing vacant stores

[Summary]
In order for residents to stay energetically forever, we will create a base for deepening local exchanges by utilizing vacant stores and establishing places where after school program can be held and casual talks. In addition, through these activities, we will encourage local residents to have an attachment to Tachibanadai and encourage elderly people who have fewer opportunities to go out after Retirement to participate in community development.

[Place]
2-13-12, Tachibanadai, Aoba-ku

http://tachibanadai.com/club/ (external site)
(Tachibanadai Machinaka Club Website)

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Oh Machinaka Club exterior

Oh Machinaka Club interior

Oh Kurogane Club (Nakazato Union Neighborhood Association): Creating a place for community exchange based on the local museum of Tetsu Elementary School

[Summary]
We will maintain a local museum in Tetsu Elementary School, which has not been used much so far, and widely disseminate the history and culture of the local area to local people. In addition, in cooperation with the nearby citizen library and local exchange room, we will create a place where many generations from children to the elderly can interact. In this way, we will nurture local love and promote regional revitalization.

[Place]
427 Tetsumachi, Aoba-ku, Yokohama Municipal Iron Elementary School

Image of 1 inside the local museum
Oh Inside the local museum 1

Image of 2 inside the local museum
Oh Inside the local museum 2

●The opening ceremony was held on Sunday, October 25!
On October 25, the opening ceremony was held at the Local Museum, and the renewed local museum was opened to the public. On the day of the event, local people, including Mr. Seiichi Sakata, the representative of the Kurogane Club, who manages and operates the museum, and the chairman of Osamu, attended and it was a success.

The opening ceremony was hosted by Mr. Izumi Miyahara of Kurogane Club, and after greetings from Sakata and guests, tape cuts were made. After that, the inside of the museum was actually open to the public, and the participants watched a number of valuable exhibits.

This time, the school's citizen library and community exchange room have also been renovated. In the future, it is expected that local people will gather in these places, communication across generations, and that the local love of "I want to continue living in this city" will increase.

Image of the opening ceremony
Oh Opening ceremony