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Yokohama Hometown Village
Welcome to Yokohama Hometown Village
Last Updated August 9, 2024
What is Yokohama Hometown Village?
It has been designated as a “Yokohama Hometown Village” for the purpose of revitalizing conservation and the area of agricultural promotion and agricultural land with good rural scenery. It has been developed as a place where citizens can get acquainted with nature and agriculture, such asconservation and utilization of forests.
[Request] Please follow the field manners
When using the hometown village, please follow the manners and enjoy a walk.
・Do not park on the street, as it will interfere with local farmers' farming.
・Rice fields and fields are private land, so please do not enter.
・Do not bring home native plants and creatures. Also, do not bring plants or creatures from other places.
The Teraya Mirai Project begins!
Set in the hometown village of Teraya in Aoba-ku, Yokohama City, which retains the traditional rural scenery, we will implement the "Teraya Mirai Project" with the theme of agricultural life. Through walking around the temple area, we discover the charm of the area and create opportunities for participants to come up with ideas.
Teraya Mirai Project
At the kick-off event, Mr. Jun Ono, who has been developing a variety of businesses centered on urban agriculture in Kunitachi City, Tokyo, will talk about the possibilities of agriculture and living with agriculture.
■Kickoff event
Date and time: Sunday, August 25, 2024 14:00 to 16:00
Location: The temple family and the four seasons house
Application period: July 11-August 23
Capacity: 40 people (first come, first served)
Click here to apply for the Teraya Mirai Project (outside site)
■Workshop
In the Teraya Mirai Project, you will be asked to plan and present [My Plan] for each group at a total of three idea emergence workshops. Select a number of plans from your My Plan, and work on the realization of the plan and regional cooperation.
Venue: The temple family and the four seasons house
Capacity: 30 people (lottery)
| Date and time | Contents |
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|---|---|---|
| 1st | Sunday, September 22 |
Let's walk the village of the temple family While walking around the town, you will experience the charm of the temple family. We look at the local resources of the temple family, including the scenery of paddy fields and satoyama called Tandoda. |
| 2nd | Sunday, October 6 |
Idea Creation Workshop |
| 3rd | Saturday, October 26 |
Announcement of My Plan |
| Practice | From November to February | Let's practice my plan |
| Activity Report Meeting | February | Activity Report Meeting |
Teraya Mirai Project Flyer (PDF: 10,721KB)
Satochi Satoyama Introductory Course-Learn from the Sustainable Life of the Temple Family-
In 2024, the event will be held by the General Information Center Shiki no Ie.
Please see here for the introduction of Satochi Satoyama in the past year.
2022 Satochi-Satoyama Introductory Course (outside site)
Information on JIKE Marche
In 2024, the event will be held by the General Information Center Shiki no Ie.
General Information Center Shiki no Ie (outside site)
Concept
Promoting local production for local consumption of the Teraya Hometown Village will lead to the continuation of the agriculture of the Teraya Hometown Village.
"I want to connect the rural scenery of the temple family and the village to future generations."
We are holding JIKE Marche with that in mind.
Check out SNS!
JIKE Marche SNS is sending out the charm of the temple family hometown village, so be sure to check it out!
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Guidance of Yokohama oldness and village
Teraya Furusato Village (Teraya-cho, Aoba-ku)
Area: 86.1ha, designated in 1983
Maioka Furusato Village (Maioka-cho, Totsuka-ku)
Area: 102.6ha, designated in 1990
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Inquiries to this page
Agricultural Policy Promotion Division, Agricultural Administration Department, Green Environment Bureau
Telephone: 045-671-2630
Telephone: 045-671-2630
Fax: 045-664-4425
Email address: mk-noseisuishin@city.yokohama.lg.jp
Page ID: 861-676-225
