The Tsuruya area redevelopment project near the west exit of Yokohama Station began in 2009. Surrounding landowners formed a preparatory association the following year in 2010. Since then, we have been acting as the secretariat of the association to make plans for effective use of the land with the landowners wishes in mind. In 2014, the Tokyo area, including Kanagawa Prefecture, was designated as a "National Strategic Special Zone", and as a result, a national strategic housing development project in the "Yokohama Station Kita West Exit Tsuruya District" and a national strategic urban planning building development project were implemented. A draft proposal was compiled and approved as a draft at the 7th Tokyo Area National Strategic Special Zone Conference. (The drawings are planned and are not finalized.)

As part of Yokohama City's globalization strategy, it is essential to have a living environment close to the office and residence in order to actively attract global companies. Additionally, due to the fact that many employees reside in the area for projects ranging from several weeks to several months, the city of Yokohama has requested the construction of serviced apartments for such medium-term stays. What was planned was a complex facility that would accommodate the needs of overseas visitors, including condominiums, serviced apartments, and hotels, as well as a multilingual medical mall. (Perspective is currently being planned and has not been finalized.)

"Excite Yokohama 22" was established as a guideline for the revitalization and revitalization of the Yokohama Station area looking 20 years into the future. The Tsuruya-cho district has been designated as a "town of interaction and liveliness that nurtures the human resources of tomorrow" as its vision for urban development. With this in mind, we will redevelop the building as a 43 story structure with 2 floors underground, in order to increase housing supply in the west exit area, which was previously a commercial and business area. This new building will attract a diverse array of tenants where people will come together to work, live, and shop. The plan included improvements such as a pedestrian deck, a pedestrian deck, and a traffic plaza. Construction work on the redevelopment building began in fiscal 2019, with completion scheduled for spring 2024. (Image perspective is currently being planned and has not been finalized.)

This area is positioned as a major residential base in Yokohama City. Futamatagawa Station is a transportation hub where the main line of the Sagami Railway and the Izumino Line diverge, and access to central Tokyo will be improved by the planned mutual direct service with the JR Line and Tokyu Line. In addition, the area around the station is home to many public facilities that are widely-used, such as the Children's Nature Park and the Prefectural Cancer Center, as well as a growing residential area with access to the station by bus. This plan has a long history dating back to the Showa era.

The south exit of Futamatagawa Station has a horizontal height difference with the surrounding land, and due to this height difference, there was a lot of unused land in the area. In 1998, in response to the urban planning road (Kamoikamiida Line) development plan, a study group was established mainly for landowners who owned land in the south exit area of the station. A preparatory association was established in 2005, a city plan was approved in 2011, and a redevelopment association was established and approved in 2012. We were entrusted with the secretariat duties of the urban redevelopment association in the Futamatagawa Station south exit area and began urban redevelopment. This development initiative has officially commenced.

The facility building "COPRE Futamatagawa", which was constructed as part of the urban redevelopment project in the south exit area of Futamatagawa Station, was completed at the end of March 2018 after approximately three years of construction, and the commercial facility "JOINUS TERRACE 1 ”, Sotetsu Line Futamatagawa Station building “JOINUS TERRACE 2” opened in April 2018. Gracia Tower Futamatagawa, a 29-story tower apartment building, will accommodate 421 households, and with the addition of commercial and business facilities, the daytime population is expected to increase. With a licensed nursery school, community care plaza, barrier-free design, and enhanced disaster response functions, the city has been reborn as a safe and comfortable place of residence for generations to come.