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Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant

"Water and Green Village"

Last Updated February 6, 2024

Photo of Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant Administration Building
Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant exterior

Contents

Overview of the Western Water Reclamation Center

The Seibu Water Reclamation Center is located in the southwestern part of Yokohama City and bordering Fujisawa City.

Processing zones are Seya Ward, Izumi Ward, one-third of Totsuka Ward and a small portion of Midori Ward.

The sewage discharged from each household in the treatment area is collected at the Western Water Reclamation Center under natural flow by three sewage trunk lines, and the treated water is discharged to Sakaigawa.

Sludge generated during the treatment process is sent to Nambu Sludge Treatment Plant and treated with sludge from other water reclamation centers.

The Western Water Reclamation Center is the first city in Yokohama to double cover the water treatment facility and equipped with deodorizing equipment to harmonize the environment with the surrounding area.

In the treatment area, there is a pumping station (Futatsu Bridge Underpass), and operation monitoring is performed by a distant monitoring device at the Western Water Reclamation Center.

Overview of Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant
Items Contents
Site area 104,940㎡
Planned processing area 3,813ha
Processed population 270,300 people
Planned processing capacity 106,400m3/day
Sludge treatment Pumping to Nambu Sludge Treatment Plant

Characteristics

The Western Water Reclamation Center faces the Sakaigawa River, and there are many fields and coppice forests around it.

Animals appear every season, such as duck parents and children, wild pheasants, and Raccoon Dog.

Blessed with such a rich natural environment, it was operated in 1983 as a completely diverted water reclamation center.

About facility tour information

Event

Currently, there are no events scheduled to be held.

Events scheduled to be held
Event name Date and time Reception status
 


For those who wish to visit the facility.

※We have stopped accepting tours because the management building is currently under construction. The time to resume reception is undecided.

About access

The journey from Fujisawa Station to Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant

Get off at JR Fujisawa Station or Odakyu Fujisawa Station and take the bus at the bus center (stop 5) at the north exit of Fujisawa Station.

Type of bus system
System number Via Destination
Door 81 Via Harajuku For Tozuka Bus Center
Wisteria 54 Via Harajuku Matano Park, Yokohama Yakudaimae Line
Ship 65 Via Harajuku and Kumon For Ofuna Station, West Exit

※The bus ride time is from 10 to 15 minutes.

Photo of Tepposhuku bus stop

Get off at the "Tetsugun-juku" bus stop. This is the "Tetsugun-juku" bus stop.

There is a paid nursing home with nursing care on your left.

Pass through a paid nursing home in the direction of the bus.

Photograph of the signboard of the Matano Bettei Garden

Please turn left at the signboard of Matano Bettei Garden.

Photo of the direction of travel

(There is a convenience store on the right hand.)

The road in front of the bridge

Go straight ahead and cross the bridge.

Photo at the end

Turn right at the end of the line.

Photo of the straight road

Go straight ahead.

Photo of the traffic light turning left

Turn left at the traffic light. There is a long downhill.

Photographs in front of Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant

Follow the road along a long downhill, you will find the Western Water Reclamation Center on the left.

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For inquiries to this page

Sewerage River Bureau Sewerage Facilities Department Seibu Wastewater Treatment Plant

Phone: 045-852-6471

Phone: 045-852-6471

Fax: 045-852-7604

Email address: gk-seibuwtp@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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