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Tachikawa

Tachikawa is a city that has a variety of facilities such as commercial shopping complexes, offices, and hotels, and has compact, safe, and convenient urban functions. While the area around Tachikawa Station is bustling, a stone’s throw away from the station plaza reveals the vast sky and greenery of the grand Showa Kinen Park, creating a relaxing space that lets you forget the hustle and bustle of the city. The city also accepts and nurtures a variety of cultures from academics, arts, subcultures, and sports. The city of Tachikawa is a rare city that fuses urban functions with nature and diverse cultures.

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Convention Facilities

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Hotels and conference facilities are available within a 10-minute walk around JR Tachikawa Station. Many restaurants and shops are also closely located, and it makes delegates easy to find the place to eat and shop after a meeting.

Accommodations

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1601

Tachikawa has variety accomodation choices within a 10-minute walk around JR Tachikawa Station. A huge national government park called “Showa Kinen Park” is also just a short walk away from hotels within the city.

Accommodations

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Everything is concentrated within a 10-minute walk of JR Tachikawa Station, and the city offers multiple hotels and venues options.

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Excursion

Tachikawa excursion trip（half day version）

The delegates got a chance to visit and listen a lecture of the professor at the National Institute of Polar Research. They also observed the Polar Science Museum which is located nearby. The dinner party was held at unique outdoor event space called “Tachihi Beach”, one of the Japan’s largest artificial beaches.

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Excursion

Protecting Tokyo’s Water Sources! SDGs Experience Tour

This is an activity that takes place at Mitake Gorge in Ome City, Tokyo. Participants pick up trash as they raft down the river in a boat along a 5-km course from the upper reaches of the gorge to the lower reaches with an instructor who has won second place in the world rafting championships.
No experience necessary; first-grade elementary school students and up are welcome to participate.
Trash found strewn amidst the beauty of nature flows down rivers and into the sea. It is said that 70% of marine trash actually comes from rivers. This activity serves as a major step towards achieving one of the 17 goals of the SDGs, “No.14: Life Below Water.”
Since this is a team-based activity, it can also be used for team building, with teams competing to bring back the largest amount of trash and working together to lift heavy trash.
After rafting, participants can soak in Okutama’s hot springs, dine at Okutamaji, or attend a seminar on Tokyo’s water sources and environment.

CASE STUDY

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Excursion

Showa Kinen Park Team-Building Experience Tour

Team-building sessions can be held at Showa Kinen Park, the largest urban park in Tokyo, located in Tachikawa City, Tokyo.
Participants will be divided into groups and utilize a dedicated smartphone app. They will then take elaborate team photos based on a mission aimed at strengthening their communication skills.
Participants need nothing more than a smartphone. Photos taken at the park in accordance with the mission will be uploaded to a dedicated app, and photos deemed suitable for each award will be nominated and selected, followed by an awards ceremony to announce the winning photos and teams.
Enjoy this meaningful event held in the open air to avoid the three C’s (i.e., closed spaces, crowds and close-contact situations) at Showa Kinen Park, which is known for its vast grounds, seasonal flowers, and attractive facilities.