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July Find something fun to do at a facility in your neighborhood!

This is an abridged version of “Koho Yokohama Naka-ku Ban,” Naka Ward Office’s public relations magazine. (Click here for the multilingual website of “Koho Yokohama City Edition”)

Last updated date:2024/10/10

Find something fun to do at a facility in your neighborhood!

Inquiries : Shimin Katsudo Shien Tanto (Civic Activities Support Officer), Naka Ward Office

Tel: 224-8137 Fax: 224-8215


Public facilities in Naka Ward host a variety of courses and events for lifelong learning. There are also many clubs and groups that make use of these facilities as a venue for their activities.
These facilities are a great place to start a new hobby, make friends in your neighborhood, or find something fun to do.

Find a course that interests you!

We offer a wide range of courses, including eurhythmics and storytelling for children, history, cooking, and handicrafts for adults, and yoga, gymnastics, and strolling around town for those who want to get some exercise.

Children’s music course Marimbatromic

Inquiries : Takenomaru District Center Tel: 651-5575 Fax: 651-5576

Marimbatromic is held on the fourth Tuesday of every month for preschoolers and their parents. In this class, children can move their bodies in time with the music, make crafts with toys that make sounds, and come into contact with real musical instruments such as marimbas and drums. This is a very popular class with many repeaters.


From left
Ms. Usui, instructor, Marimbatromic
Ms. Misaki, Takenomaru District Center

Local learning & outing-based lectures run by four facilities Honmoku Series

Inquiries : Honmoku District Center Tel: 622-4501 Fax: 622-4828
     Hasseiden Kyodo Shiryokan Tel: 622-2624 Fax: 622-2657

Now in its sixth year, the popular “Honmoku Series” events are held around four times a year. Starting with a lecture on visiting places that are not easy to visit on one's own, such as 화물 (Kamotsu) Station in 니시키초 (Nishikicho) and the SL tour at 요코하마 혼목 (Yokohama Honmoku) Station, we have learned about various aspects of the history of Honmoku. These events are possible because of the connections between the facilities.


From left
Mr. Aizawa, director, Hasseiden Kyodo Shiryokan
Mr. Okada, director, Honmoku Junior High School Community House
Ms. Kato, deputy director, Honmoku District Center
Ms. Okubo, director, Otori Junior High School

Join a club and make new friends!

Various club activities, such as handicrafts, gardening, music, drama, gymnastics, and volunteer activities are held in the rooms of these facilities. You can also make connections with people living in the community, so please look for clubs and volunteer activities that interest you and get involved.

Volunteer club making use of hobbies Handicraft Volunteer Shion

Inquiries : Shinyamashita Community Care Plaza Tel: 625-1911 Fax: 625-1865

Shion started in 1992, the year in which Shinyamashita Community Care Plaza was established, and now meets on the first and third Thursday of every month. The twelve members of the group, all of whom are handicraft enthusiasts and live in the area, work together to produce handicrafts. We sell our products at local bazaars and donate the proceeds to charity. We enjoy making a variety of seasonal items and accessories. It is important for us to continue our volunteer activities for a long time. We try our best to keep up our activities as much as we can.


From left
Ms. Takami, representative, Shion
Mr. Shuin, Shinyamashita Community Care Plaza

Community-based farming club America-zaka Farm

Inquiries : Honmokuwada Community Care Plaza Tel: 622-1211 Fax: 622-1290

America-zaka Farm, which manages the farm at Honmokuwada Community Care Plaza, is a community activity club that grows vegetables. About three years ago, we advertised on the bulletin board at the Care Plaza, and the members that came along decided on the vegetables to be planted, the name of the farm, and the rules of the club. We also held a curry party using the vegetables we harvested with children from nearby kindergartens. The farm has helped to expand the community’s ties.


From left
Mr. Yamada, representative, America-zaka Farm
Ms. Ozeki, Honmokuwada Community Care Plaza
Mr. Tanaka, America-zaka Farm

Naka Ward Activity Guide

Detailed information on 286 clubs and groups active in the ward, including their meeting places, dates, and membership fees. Visit the website (Japanese) for the latest information!


“Pick up a convenient digest version at facilities!”
Ms. Matsudo, Naka Ward Community Activity Center

Naka Ward Community Facilities

Click here (Japanese) for the addresses and maps of Naka Ward’s community facilities.

Naka Ward Community Facility Stamp Rally

Click here for a stamp rally covering Naka Ward’s community facilities.

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