[Free Admission] TACHIBANA HUT 2nd Anniversary Event 'Tachibana Fes' to be Held on Saturday, June 13th and Sunday, June 14th!

TACHIBANA HUT (Tachibana Hat) will hold its 2nd anniversary event, 'Tachibana Fes ~2nd Anniversary~', on Saturday, June 13th and Sunday, June 14th, at Tachibana Park in Takatsu Ward, Kawasaki City.

TACHIBANA HUT is a community hub in Tachibana Park, utilizing the Park-PFI system based on the Urban Park Law, equipped with rental spaces, a cafe stand, and more. On the day of the event, visitors can enjoy food trucks, a market, workshops, stage events, and a stamp rally.

TACHIBANA HUT Website

Event Overview

[Date and Time] Saturday, June 13th and Sunday, June 14th, 2026, 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM

[Venue] Tachibana Park (565 Shibokuchi, Takatsu Ward, Kawasaki City)

"Gathering Plaza" in front of TACHIBANA HUT and around the "Open Plaza" ground

[Participation Fee] Free (Food trucks, merchandise sales, workshops, etc. are charged)

[Content (Planned)]

Food trucks will be present!

There will also be a market and workshops!

Local organizations will perform on stage!

You can also enjoy a stamp rally!

Please visit the website for details.

Event Details Page

Major Initiatives to Date

At Tachibana Park, the operating entity, Peak Studio Inc. (Class 1 Architects Office), has implemented the following initiatives to improve park convenience and revitalize the local community:

Utilizing rental spaces for events, workshops, and exhibitionsCreating vibrancy with a cafe stand and food trucks Fostering interaction through a "place to work" by operating a co-working spaceCreating opportunities for experience and environmental learning using a community farm Planning events and cleanup activities in collaboration with local organizations and businessesInteracting around a bonfire [Specific Examples of Initiatives]

① Community Collaboration Disaster Prevention Drill

In collaboration with the disaster prevention drills of the Akutsu Neighborhood Association and Kanigaya Community Association. Displays of toilets for disaster response, tasting of emergency food, training with water fire extinguishers, AED lectures, and explanations on how to use triangular bandages were conducted.

② Flower Planting Workshop

Flowers scheduled for disposal were accepted, and participants planted them with local residents on the slope flower beds near the entrance of Tachibana Park.

③ Green Upcycling

An initiative to collect unwanted used clothing and fabrics and upcycle them into new materials. The reborn fabric is used to cover the seats of the raised benches and chairs within TACHIBANA HUT.

④ Enhancement of Outdoor Seating and Creation of Stay Spaces through Planting

Benches have been added and planting areas established to create resting spaces and enhance the usability of outdoor areas.

Facilities Available and Participation Mechanisms

(1) Available Facilities (Charged)

✓ Rental Space

(For events, exhibitions, workshops)

✓ Rental Kitchen

✓ Meeting Room (1 room)

✓ POP UP SHOP

✓ Co-working Space (2nd floor)

[About Facility Usage]

Details about the facilities, how to reserve rental spaces, and event information are available on the dedicated website below.

Dedicated Website

(2) Mechanisms for Participating in Park Operation and Utilization

✓ Utilization of LINE open chat and other tools for information sharing and community building

✓ Participation in event planning, etc. *Consultations such as "I want to hold an event" are also accepted.

TACHIBANA HUT Map

Improving Park Convenience through the Park-PFI System

The Park-PFI system allows selected operators through public solicitation to install park facilities that generate revenue contributing to the convenience of park users. The revenue generated from these facilities is then used to comprehensively develop and renovate other park facilities, such as restrooms. At Tachibana Park, in addition to the installation of rental spaces and a cafe, the existing park restrooms have been renovated from Japanese-style to Western-style toilets, and equipped with ostomate-compatible toilets and diaper changing stations, making them barrier-free and accessible for everyone, including the elderly and people with disabilities.

*Those wishing to visit for inspection, please contact the inquiry contact.

Inquiries

[Regarding the Project Overall]

Midori and Tama River Project Promotion Division, Greenery Department, Construction and Greenery Bureau, Kawasaki City Contact: SAKAI Phone: 044-200-0510

[Regarding Facilities]

Peak Studio Inc. (Class 1 Architects Office) Contact: FUJIKI, SAYA Phone: 044-820-6115