Meiji Park

Meiji Park, a Tokyo Metropolitan Park, was the first Tokyo Metropolitan Park to utilize the Public-Private Partnership (Park-PFI) system based on the Urban Parks Act, and opened in October 2023. The project site covers approximately 1.6 hectares of the front yard space of the National Stadium, and the development, management, and operation of the new park are being carried out by "Tokyo Legacy Parks Co., Ltd.," a consortium of six companies with Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. as the representative organization.
In 2021, Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. approached us for a consultation, and we were in charge of overall planning direction and architectural design supervision. We worked closely with the client to create a new park that embodies the concept of "creating a park that will become a legacy for the city of Tokyo, something to be proud of on a global scale," and were involved in creating a new park lifestyle that meets diverse needs such as well-being and diversity.

The park features three plazas, including "Hope Plaza," a lawn area of approximately 1,000 square meters, and "Path Plaza," which incorporates a water feature inspired by the Shibuya River, as well as "Pride Forest," a wooded area of approximately 7,500 square meters. Furthermore, five publicly solicited park facilities (shop buildings) have been added to improve convenience for park users and create a lively atmosphere. Currently, each building houses a cafe, relaxation facilities, restaurants, and outdoor activity shops.

Furthermore, our company was also in charge of the business planning and construction (excluding the sauna area) of the first "TOTOPA" urban spa facility newly developed by Tokyo Tatemono Group*. Located on the 2nd and 3rd floors of Building A of the retail complex, it features a sauna, a cold plunge pool with a depth of approximately 160cm, a fitness area, and various lounges.

*Developer/Operator: Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd., Operator: Tokyo Tatemono Resort Co., Ltd.