Maioka Hachimanyama Shizen Park (formerly (tentative name) Maiokacho Park)

Totsuka Ward, Konan Ward, and Sakae Ward, this park is designed to review the plan and develop parks that are designed to accommodate various sports and recreational facilities, which are highly demanded by local communities.

Name: Maioka Hachimanyama Shizen Park
Location: Maioka-cho, Totsuka-ku and Yoshida-cho
Area: Approx. 12.7ha
Type: General park

The park has various recreation facilities such as Higashibiro ground, playground equipment open space, entrance open space, multipurpose open space, branch garden, skateboard open space, etc. according to the plan floor plan. We will proceed with the release in stages from the completed part.

Uchikoshi Plaza (multipurpose open space) at Maioka Hachimanyama Shizen Park is coordinated by the Maioka Hachimanyama Shizen Park Uchikoshi Plaza Management and Management Committee (hereinafter referred to as the Management and Management Committee) to adjust the use of free use and group use. .
Group registration (for local organizations operating in Totsuka Ward) is required in advance for group use. Please see the following [excerpt] Uchikoshi Plaza rules and contact the Management and Management Committee by e-mail.
Group use hours are posted on the local bulletin board on site, and individual use is possible when there is no group use. Please follow the rules.

[Facility Information]
※Until the maintenance of the main toilet is completed, two temporary toilet buildings have been installed.
※Electrical equipment has been energized since mid-August 2024, but the open space is available from 9:00 to 19:00.

November 4, 2022: Partial opening of the park (Higashibiro)
March 25, 2024: Partial opening (Uchikoshi Square (multipurpose open space))
April 2027: Full opening (planned)

A questionnaire survey was conducted at elementary and junior high schools around the park, and as a result, the name was determined to be "Maioka Hachimanyama Shizen Park". .
Questionnaire results (PDF: 310KB)

The park business briefing was held on the following schedule. Thank you very much for the participation of 103 people. Thank you for your continued understanding and cooperation in the maintenance of this park.

■Handouts, slides and Q&A
(PDF: 183KB)
Handouts (PDF: 3,543KB)
Slides (about park outline, facilities) (PDF: 4,590KB)
Slide (about future park maintenance) (PDF: 1,022KB)
Q & A session (December 1) (PDF: 345KB)
Q & A session (December 2) (PDF: 319KB)

In Yokohama City, we will convert land use in the former Maioka Research Park Phase 2, located in Maioka-cho and Yoshida-cho, Totsuka-ku. Citizens demand for city parks ((tentative name) Maiokacho Park) that can respond to various recreations while preserving the current natural environment consisting of good forest areas and farmland, and municipal graveyards, which have become a city-wide issue In order to respond, we will maintain a green graveyard ((tentative name) Maioka district new grave garden) integrally.
This time, we conducted a preliminary evaluation of Maiokacho Park (tentative name) and Maioka district new grave garden based on the Yokohama City Public Works Evaluation System.
In the future, we will proceed with the business based on the results of the preliminary evaluation.

■Announcement of Preliminary Evaluation Results■
About result of prior evaluation of park, please see the next homepage.
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https://translate-en.city.yokohama.lg.jp/kurashi/machizukuri-kankyo/midori-koen/koen/tsukuru/seibikeikaku/maiokahachimannyama.html

■Public works evaluation system■
Please see the Finance Bureau website for details of the Public Works Evaluation Committee based on the Public Works Evaluation System.

<Reference>
・You can see the results of the preliminary evaluation pertaining to the graveyard business on the page of Maioka Tomb Garden (tentative name).
https://translate-en.city.yokohama.lg.jp/kurashi/sumai-kurashi/saijo/bochi-seibi/maiokaboen.html
・The new land use plan for the former Maioka Research Park Phase 2 is available on the Urban Development Bureau Urban Development Promotion Division website.