Area around Maioka Station

• We performed "(tentative name) city planning change (addition) of Maiokacho Park and (tentative name) city planning decision of Maioka Tomb Garden". （PDF：981KB）(December 5, 2017)
• We held "(tentative name) Maiokacho Park plan and (tentative name) Maioka Tomb Garden plan public hearing about city planning city draft". .(June 19, 2017)
• We held "(tentative name) Maiokacho Park Plan and (tentative name) Maioka Graveyard Plan City Planning City Draft Briefing Session". .　(May 14 and 15, 2017)
• We held "(tentative name) Maiokacho Park Plan and (tentative name) Maioka Graveyard Plan Briefing Session". （PDF：5,013KB）(March 9 and 12, 2017)

In the vicinity of Maioka Station on Municipal Subway Line 1, which was opened in March 1985, the Maioka Research Park Initiative was formulated with the aim of forming a leading industrial base centered on biotechnology.

On approximately 9 hectares on the north side of Maioka Station, the Yokohama Land Development Corporation and 19 others conducted a joint land readjustment project to accumulate advanced technology and industrial facilities such as biotechnology centered on the Kihara Biology Research Institute at Yokohama City University. I planned.

Adjacent to the Maioka Research Park Phase 1 area and owned by Kanagawa Prefecture (approximately 15.7 hectares) in March 1995 for the purpose of accumulating advanced industrial facilities in the same way as the Phase 1 project The land development public corporation acquired the land and proceeded with the study of the land readjustment project. However, due to the prolonged economic downturn, it was difficult to attract private companies, etc., and planned for 200.

Map around Maioka Station

In reviewing the plan, the planned site (formerly Maioka Research Park Phase 2) was positioned as one of the 10 major green bases in Maioka and Noba, making it a valuable forest area, designated as the Hachimanyama area in evacuation area, as well as a large and valuable public land.

While preserving precious forests and satoyama landscape, we will secure a multi-purpose space where temporary evacuation site functions and local events can be held in the event of a disaster.
In addition, since there are many baseball and soccer teams in Totsuka Ward, we plan to develop sports facilities for various sports.

In order to make effective use of large-scale and precious public land, we will maintain a green graveyard with a very high level of citizen needs throughout the city and integrated with the park.
In addition, we will make use of the precious green environment and topography to enhance facilities that many people, from children to the elderly, can gather and enjoy.

About summary of overall plan [Urban Development Bureau city area maintenance promotion section] (PDF: 929KB)

City parks and green graveyards
※About land use basic plan, please see the following PDF document.

• Briefing session handouts (March 9, 12, 2017) (PDF: 1,812KB)
• "Basic zoning plan" (September 27, 2014) (PDF: 1,814KB)
• "Land Use Basic Plan" (September 27, 2014) (PDF: 1,087KB)

Approx. 15.7ha (owned by Yokohama City) ※Areas may be changed as the plan is deepened.

Park Business: Environmental Planning Bureau Parks and Green Space Development Division [(tentative name) Maiokacho Park Development Project]
Graveyard business: Health and Social Welfare Bureau Environmental Facilities Division [(tentative name) About new graveyard maintenance project in Maioka district]

⇒（(Tentative name) We carry out citizen opinion offer based on public works evaluation system of Maiokacho Park maintenance business, (tentative name) Maioka district new grave garden maintenance business. (October 31, 2014) (PDF: 395KB)
※Citizen opinion offer was finished. Thank you very much for your comment.
※Public works evaluation is based on the efficiency of public works projects conducted by Yokohama City by objectively evaluating and publishing the necessity and effects of the project at each stage from before the start of the project to after completion. The purpose is to improve the transparency of the implementation process.

Maioka Research Park aims to accumulate research and development facilities and advanced technology industrial facilities in the northern area of Maioka Subway Station, and with the consent of the Yumehama 2010 Plan and the Yokohama Business Core City Basic Plan with the consent of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism In the area, it was positioned as a part of Tozuka's subcenter as a district to plan the location of R & D facilities.

In the Maioka Research Park Land Readjustment Project, the construction of the first district was completed in September 1994, and the Kihara Biology Research Institute and the Private Business Research Institute are located at Yokohama City University.

Maioka Research Park Land Readjustment Project