Designing a Vision for the World S Future
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People are already starting to lead healthy, comfortable and pleasant lives in the new community. District 150 LaLaport KASHIWANOHA, where retail stores, restaurants and also cultural facilities are located On the theme “health, environment and circulation,” restaurants, a cinema complex, a book store and also cultural facilities are located within the large commercial facilities. The shopping center became the first commercial building to be given “S rank” under the Comprehensive Assessment System for Built Environment Efficiency (CASBEE) and has also acquired ISO 14001 certification. Total store floor area: About 41,640 m2 Opened: Nov. 2006 LaLaport KASHIWANOHA (inside) LaLaport KASHIWANOHA (outside) Designing a vision for the world’s future Oak Village Kashiwa-no-ha Plan of the districts Kashiwa-no-ha Future Village District 149 Residential area Retail and office area District 141 ̶̶Base for local for food and agriculture Park City Kashiwanoha To Tsukuba community activities ̶̶Opened in April 2012 Campus Nibangai District 141 District 147 Kashiwa-no-ha Future Village Oak Village was established over a vast area of about Green Axis A range of activities, such as environmental and health 9,900 m2 as a place for Japanese-style agritourism, Tsujinaka Hospital events and seminars will be held in this base, in which where visitors can enjoy both food and agriculture with Kashiwa-no-ha a “club house” for locals, “kitchen conference room” Residences Keiyo their five senses. A range of facilities are located in the for sale Tsukuba Express and also the Comprehensive Support Center for Bank Multistory Residences premises, including a rental farmland for people parking lot for sale Hotel, hall, Cancer Patients and Family Members are located. rental conference wanting to experience agriculture and a farm restaurant. District 148 room and The University of Tokyo’s research building rental residence in front of the station in front of the station(temporary name) zone University of Tokyo Future Center Retail商業ゾーン and office zone 賃貸住宅ゾーン Station-front plaza Oak Village Kashiwa-no-ha Urban Design Center Kashiwa-no-ha (UDCK) West exit District 149 Station East exit LaLaport KASHIWANOHA District 150 Communication Incubate Café AGORA KASHIWA-NO-HA SMART CITY PROJECT Kashiwa-no-ha-Campus Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Ichibangai District 151 To Akihabara Agricultural work done in Oak Village Kashiwa-no-ha Future Village District 151 Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Ichibangai District 147 Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Nibangai ̶̶Enjoying a “green” life ̶̶For comfortable daily lives A total of 977 residential units are located in the three towers and two medium-level There are a total of 880 residential units in the six large condominium buildings (two buildings, which were designed focusing on “knowledge,” “innovation,” and “local towers and four middle-level buildings), which are laid out spaciously in an area exchanges” as the features of the Kashiwanoha Campus area, while protecting the extending over more than about 30,000 m2. The buildings are connected organically local rich natural environment. with the office, hotel and commercial facilities to provide residents with new comfortable and convenient lifestyles. Size: 35 floors above ground (five buildings in total) Size: 25 floors above ground Total number of units: 977 (six buildings in total) Start of sale: Apr. 2007 Total number of units: 880 Start of move-in: Mar. 2008 Start of sale: Apr. 2010 Start of move-in: Jul. 2011 Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Ichibangai Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Nibangai Contact: Kashiwa-no-ha Campus City Project Promotion Department, Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. Kashiwa-no-ha office: Chuo 141 Gaiku 1, 226-44, Wakashiba, Kashiwa City 277-0871 Head office: 1-1, Nihonbashi-Muromachi 2-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 103-0022 Information in this brochure is as of April 27, 2012. International Academic City Directly Connected to the Center of Tokyo KASHIWA-NO-HA SMART CITY PROJECT Initiating Projects to Develop a Next-generation Environmental City Universities and various other research facilities have located their bases in the area, which provides great conditions for research activities and is directly accessible to the center of Tokyo. The area around Tsukuba Express Kashiwa-no-ha-Campus Station has been developed jointly by the public, private and academic sectors. Now, after 12 years since the approval of the land readjustment project, the area is beginning to enter the stage of maturity. The Mitsui Fudosan Group has been implementing various projects as a member of the initiative since its launch, including the development of residential and commercial facilities. Now, under the new community development concept “Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City,” we are implementing an even wider range of projects to create and show “New Style for the Next,” making use of the comprehensive ability of the Group. ●1 Sawayaka Chiba Kenmin Plaza ●2 Kashiwa-no-ha Park ●3 Kashiwa-no-ha Park Stadium ●4 University of Tokyo Kashiwa Campus ●5 National Cancer Center Hospital East Tsukuba Sta. Accessible in 27 Minutes Directly to Akihabara Bampaku- Kinenkoen Sta. ̶Easy Access Helps Foster Both Business and Research Activities Tsukuba Jct. National Route 16 Inashiki Kashiwa-no-ha-Campus Station is located within 25 kilometers from the center Interchange Miraidaira Tohoku Expressway Yawara Ken-O Expressway of Tokyo and is easily accessible to Akihabara in 27 minutes* by Tsukuba Express. National Interchange Sta. (to be completed Kasukabe Sta. Route 6 by the end of Also the Kashiwa Interchange of the Joban Expressway is located near the March 2013) Omiya Kashiwa-Tanaka station. From the area, you can therefore easily access Haneda Airport via the Moriya Kashiwa-no-ha-Campus Sta. 6 Tokatsu Techno Plaza 7 Konbukuro Pond Natural Museum Park 8 Chiba University Kashiwa-no-ha Campus 9 Keiyo Bank Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Branch 10 Sta. Saitama Sta. ● ● ● ● ●LaLaport KASHIWANOHA Kashiwa Interchange St. Metropolitan Expressway and to Narita International Airport via Ken-O Toride Sta. Ibaraki Urawa Tokyo-Gaikan Joban Expressway. The Kashiwa-no-ha Campus area thus provides both Interchange Abiko Sta. Kan-Etsu Expressway Expressway Expressway Nagare- Kashiwa Sta. 50 km radius businesspersons and researchers with the best conditions for their activities. Kawaguchi Jct. yama-Otakanomori Sta. Misato Minami- Interchange Nagareyama 40 km radius Sta. 25 km radius Narita Taiei Jct. 30 km radius Interchange Tsukuba Nerima (Tentative) Interchange 20 km radius Oizumi Jct. Matsudo Sta. Kitasenju Sta. Tsukuba Express Shin-Kuko Moriya Ikebukuro Narita Interchange 10 km radius International Sta. Kashiwa-no-ha Kanto Railway Nishi- Airport Toride Shinjuku Asakusa Sta. Funabashi Sta. Campus Joso Line Sta. Akihabara Sta. Funabashi Sta. 11 12 13 14 15 Takaido Interchange JR Joban Line ●Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Ichibangai ●Kashiwa-no-ha Urban Design Center ●Kashiwa-no-ha Future Village ●Tsujinaka Hospital Kashiwa-no-ha ●Park City Kashiwanoha Campus Nibangai Tokyo Sta. Miyanogi Jct. Nagareyama-Otakanomori Tokyo Higashi-Kanto Chiba Tobu Noda Line Chuo Expressway Expressway Tokyo Interchange Minami-Nagareyama Kashiwa Shinagawa Sta. Chiba Sta. Tobu Isesaki Line JR Musashino Line Kanagawa Tateyama Shinmatsudo Expressway Kitasenjyu Ayase Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Tokyo Metro Chiyoda Line JR Yamanote Asakusa Tokyo International Airport Line Tokyo Metro Hanzomon Line Tomei Expressway Tokaido Shinkanse Toei Asakusa Line It takes Shin-Yokohama Sta. Akihabara 27minutes Tokyo Metro Ginza Line from Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Yokohama Sta. 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