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Progress of Minato Mirai 21 Infrastructure Development
Last Updated May 22, 2024
Business name (Facility name) | Business Overview | Progress and Progress |
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Land parcels Reorganization Business | Enforcer: Urban Renaissance Agency (formerly Urban Infrastructure Development Corporation) | Completed in March 2011 |
Landfill business | Landfill area (city enforcement) Approx. 73.9ha | Central District Approximately 99% completed Shinko area Completed in March 1998 |
Port development Business | We maintain basic facilities such as road green spaces for the part outside the land readjustment project area in the central district and the Shinko district. | Rinko Park (Seaside Park) Started operation in March 1989 Kisha-Michi Promenade Started operation in July 1997 Cup Noodle Museum Park Started operation in April 2001 Aka Renga Park (Red Brick Warehouse Park) Started operation in April 2002 The harbor main roads are still under construction (partial operation). |
Street business | Minato Mirai Ohashi Bridge, Kitanaka-bashi Bridge, Sakuragicho Crossing and Noge Chikamichi were developed to strengthen communication between Minato Mirai 21 and surrounding areas. | Minato Mirai Ohashi Bridge Started operation in July 1997 Kitanaka-bashi Bridge Started operation in July 1997 Sakuragicho Overpass Completed in July 1997 Noge Chikamichi Started operation in April 1999 |
Communal groove Maintenance business | Under the main road, a tunnel has been laid to accommodate water, electricity, telephone, gas, regional heating and cooling, etc. in a lump, forming a safe and comfortable urban space. | Completed in fiscal 2003 Total length: approximately 7.0 km (Includes port development projects) |
Moving Walkway | As a comfortable access route from Sakuragicho Station to Nippon-Maru Memorial Park and Landmark Plaza Shopping Center, we have developed a pedestrian passage equipped with Moving Walkway equipment. | Started operation in March 1989 (Extend: 230m, width: 12m) Photovoltaic power generation systems Started operation in April 2009 |
Sewer | Of public sewer to maintain in land readjustment project area, we maintain sewer pipe more than fixed pipe diameter. | Completed maintenance in July 2007 |
Multi-purpose open space (Yo-Yo Square) Cross Patio | As the center of the bustle, it has been developed at the intersection of the "Grand Mall axis" and the "Queen axis". Underground, an earthquake-resistant circular water tank is installed. | 2nd floor (Yo-Yo Square) Started operation in July 1993 1st floor (cross patio), etc. Opened in July 1997 |
Grand Mall Park | It has been maintained on the Grand Mall axis as a vast open space that also serves as a pedestrian path and creates the bustle of the Minato Mirai 21 district. | Completed maintenance in October 1999 ※Under renovation Scheduled to open in spring 2018 |
Takashima Chuo Park | This park is located in the center of the king axis. | Started operation in July 2007 |
Takashima Waterfront Line Park | This park is located along the Katabira River. | Started operation in May 2011 |
Urban waste Processing System | Pipes laid in the communal ditch efficiently collect garbage in the area. | April, 1991 System operation start |
Sakuragicho Space in front of the station Maintenance | As a gateway to the Minato Mirai 21 district, we are promoting greening and creating a space that can utilize events in order to improve the comfort and convenience of visitors. | Sakuragicho-sta. Pedestrian Bridge Commenced operation in March 2001 Station square Commenced operation in March 2002 Completed partial renovation in March 2013 |
Takashima Intersection Improvement | At the National Highway No. 1 Takashima Intersection, it is possible to turn right from the Hodogaya and Tozuka areas into the Minato Mirai 21 area, improve the convenience of visitors, ease traffic congestion in the surrounding area, and strengthen communication with existing urban areas. , The location and shape of the intersection have been changed. | Completed maintenance in March 2004 |
Hamamirai Walk | A new gateway connecting Yokohama Station East Exit District and Minato Mirai 21 Central District to enhance the convenience, safety and migration of visitors to the Minato Mirai 21 district, and to promote the development of blocks around Shintakashima Station. , A pedestrian-only bridge was maintained. | Started operation in July 2009 |
Takashima 2-chome Pedestrian bridge | In order to improve the convenience and safety of the pedestrian space from the Yokohama Station Minami Aisle area, pedestrian crossing National Highway No. 1 from the main pedestrian axis in the district, connecting the Takashima 2-chome area We have developed a dedicated bridge and strengthened the communication of the pedestrian network with the Yokohama Station Minami Aisle area. | Started operation in August 2008 |
Minato Mirai Pedestrian bridge | A pedestrian deck that crosses the Minato Mirai Odori, part of the pedestrian network connecting Yokohama Station and the central area of Minato Mirai 21. We are strengthening the continuity of pedestrian traffic lines from the Yokohama Station side to the king axis and the Grand Mall axis. | Started operation in March 2010 Completed roof installation in March 2013 |
Related Businesses
Business name | Business Overview | Progress and Progress |
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Area heating and cooling System | Contribute to energy conservation by intensively producing the necessary heat and cold heat in the district, operating energy efficiently. | Started heat supply in April 1989 April, 1994 Expansion of plant facilities June, 1997 Operation of the second plant in block 24 |
Inquiries to this page
Urban Development Bureau Central Revitalization Promotion Department Minatomirai and Toshin Nagawa Coastal Promotion Division
Telephone: 045-671-3612
Telephone: 045-671-3612
Fax: 045-651-3164
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