Series of public lectures on the theme of parks
Hatsudai is a triangular town bounded by Koshu Kaido, Yamate Dori, and Hatashiro Dori. Along Koshu Kaido, the old Tamagawa Josui waterway, which was culverted, extends as Midorido Park. The park has become a place for children to play and for people to take a walk among the trees. However, due to the aging of the playground equipment and the uprooting of trees, Shibuya Ward has planned to redevelop the park, and explanatory meetings have been held for several years. However, when it was announced that trees would be cut down to make way for the redevelopment, residents began calling for a review of the plan.
The Hatsudai Community Development Council has taken this opportunity to plan a series of lectures on parks, and following the 10th "Parks that are Doing Well and Parks that are Not" and the 11th "Creating a Child-Friendly Community", we will hold the 12th "Urban Parks Law".
What kind of park do we want to leave to the next generation? We look forward to your participation.
The 12th Public Lecture "About the Urban Parks Law
It is said that the revision of the Parks Law has led to the creation of new types of parks in many areas. Dr. Funabiki, who has been involved in park administration at the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, will give a lecture on the background to the revised Park Act, its structure, and maintenance management.
Date: Sunday, September 8, 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Registration starts at 1:00 p.m.)
Venue: Hatsudai Kumin Kaikan Large Assembly Room (2F)
Free of charge Everyone is welcome to participate.
Lecturer: Mr. Toshiaki Funabiki
President, Park Foundation Director, Park Management and Operation Research Institute Professor Emeritus, Miyagi University
Former Deputy Director-General, Minister's Secretariat, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Inquiries ●hatsumachi@h02.itscom.net
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