GooDayDANCHI Vol. 3: Proposing a Life Surrounded by Hobbies at Higashi-Fukuma Housing Complex – New Lifestyle through Hobbies × DIY
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- GooDayDANCHI Vol. 3: Proposing a Life Surrounded by Hobbies at Higashi-Fukuma Housing Complex – New Lifestyle through Hobbies × DIY
- Gooday Co., Ltd. has implemented the third installment of its 'GooDayDANCHI' project at the Higashi-Fukuma housing complex in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The project unveils two model rooms that blend hobbies and DIY, proposing new ways to utilize the complex, which currently has a low occupancy rate of about 45%.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 2, 2026
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Gooday Co., Ltd. has implemented the third installment of its 'GooDayDANCHI' project at the Higashi-Fukuma housing complex in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The project unveils two model rooms that blend hobbies and DIY, proposing new ways to utilize the complex, which currently has a low occupancy rate of about 45%.
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- GooDayDANCHI Vol. 3: Proposing a Life Surrounded by Hobbies at Higashi-Fukuma Housing Complex – New Lifestyle through Hobbies × DIY (June 2, 2026), PR Times
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- June 2, 2026
Gooday Co., Ltd. has implemented the third installment of its 'GooDayDANCHI' project at the Higashi-Fukuma housing complex in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. The project unveils two model rooms that blend hobbies and DIY, proposing new ways to utilize the complex, which currently has a low occupancy rate of about 45%.
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Gooday Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City; Representative: Takashi Yanase), which operates 67 'Gooday' home improvement stores in northern Kyushu and Yamaguchi, has implemented the third installment of its GooDayDANCHI project (housing complex renovation) at the Fukuoka Prefectural Housing Supply Corporation's Higashi-Fukuma housing complex in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture.
This initiative proposes a new lifestyle in housing complexes achievable through DIY, themed around 'a room surrounded by your favorite things.' Furthermore, it suggests new ways to utilize housing complexes through DIY space creation and community building.
The project redefines housing complexes not merely as 'places to live,' but as 'places to create, enjoy, and connect.'
The Higashi-Fukuma housing complex, the stage for this third installment, has an occupancy rate of only about 45% out of a total of 334 units.
Housing complexes are increasingly expected to serve not just as 'places to live,' but as:
▶ Spaces to enjoy hobbies
▶ Places to connect with the community
▶ Places to realize a lifestyle true to oneself
In the third installment, the project developed two model rooms that integrate hobbies and lifestyle beyond just living:
(1) 'A room to enjoy coffee,' where you can enjoy a café-like time at home. Fixtures and tools are incorporated as 'display storage,' designing a space to enrich personal time.
(2) 'A room to enjoy hobbies,' where you can immerse yourself in creative activities like knitting. By utilizing closets as workspaces or photography areas, the project achieves a comfortable environment for extended periods, leveraging DIY ingenuity.
These are spatial proposals designed to enrich 'personal time,' catering to diverse lifestyles such as singles, remote workers, and seniors.
Furthermore, by incorporating DIY-friendly renovations like converting tatami to flooring, painting walls and kitchens, and turning closets into workspaces, the project proposes the joy that 'anyone can create a space.'
Gooday is re-proposing housing complexes not just as residences, but as 'places to create a lifestyle true to oneself.'
Through DIY and hobbies, people gather and connect. The GooDayDANCHI project aims to expand the new possibilities of housing complexes.
Additionally, through workshops and community activities, it aims to create new customer touchpoints triggered by store visits and participation.
Gooday proposes DIY not just as 'making things,' but as an 'experience of creating a lifestyle.'
■ Future Developments
The GooDayDANCHI project plans to expand to housing complexes in Kitakyushu City in the future, conducting renovations and community designs tailored to regional characteristics, and continuing to create new value for housing complexes.
■ Open House Information
Date & Time: June 12 (Fri) & 13 (Sat), 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Room 3015, Building 3000, Higashi-Fukuma Housing Complex (4-3-3 Higashi-Fukuma, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka)
* Free viewing, no reservation required, parking available
About Gooday Home Center
Gooday operates a total of 67 home centers, primarily in northern Kyushu and Yamaguchi, including Fukuoka, Oita, Saga, Kumamoto, and Yamaguchi (including 2 EC stores). Under its corporate philosophy of 'Creating a good day for the family,' it engages in various activities beyond the conventional home center concept. In addition to hosting various workshops on gardening and DIY, it also organizes the children's workshop expo 'Workshop Collection in Fukuoka,' offering not just products but also numerous experiences as a 'learnable home center.'
Company Name: Gooday Co., Ltd.
Representative: Takashi Yanase, President and Representative Director
Location: 14F Tenjin Twin Building, 1-6-8 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Established: February 1950 (First Gooday store, Onojo Store, opened in 1978)
Capital: 50 million yen
Business: Management of Gooday Home Centers
Handled Products: DIY supplies, plants, gardening, pet supplies, interiors, exteriors, home appliances, car supplies, office/school supplies, etc.
Offices: 43 stores in Fukuoka, 7 in Oita, 7 in Saga, 4 in Kumamoto, 4 in Yamaguchi, 2 EC stores – Total 67 stores
*As of March 2026
Website: https://gooday.co.jp/
About Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Gooday Co., Ltd. (home center operations), EK Japan Co., Ltd. (manufacturing and sales of educational craft kits 'Elekit'), Kaho Enterprise Co., Ltd. (data utilization/analysis support, cloud service utilization support, SaaS service introduction support), Kaho Parts Center Co., Ltd. (specialty electronic parts store), and Yusha Kobo Co., Ltd. (custom keyboard store) are group companies of Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Company Name: Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Representative: Takashi Yanase, President and Representative Director
Location: 14F Tenjin Twin Building, 1-6-8 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Established: February 1950
Capital: 100 million yen
Business: (1) Management planning and administration of subsidiaries and related businesses, (2) Real estate business
Website: https://kahomusen-holdings.co.jp/
This initiative proposes a new lifestyle in housing complexes achievable through DIY, themed around 'a room surrounded by your favorite things.' Furthermore, it suggests new ways to utilize housing complexes through DIY space creation and community building.
The project redefines housing complexes not merely as 'places to live,' but as 'places to create, enjoy, and connect.'
The Higashi-Fukuma housing complex, the stage for this third installment, has an occupancy rate of only about 45% out of a total of 334 units.
Housing complexes are increasingly expected to serve not just as 'places to live,' but as:
▶ Spaces to enjoy hobbies
▶ Places to connect with the community
▶ Places to realize a lifestyle true to oneself
In the third installment, the project developed two model rooms that integrate hobbies and lifestyle beyond just living:
(1) 'A room to enjoy coffee,' where you can enjoy a café-like time at home. Fixtures and tools are incorporated as 'display storage,' designing a space to enrich personal time.
(2) 'A room to enjoy hobbies,' where you can immerse yourself in creative activities like knitting. By utilizing closets as workspaces or photography areas, the project achieves a comfortable environment for extended periods, leveraging DIY ingenuity.
These are spatial proposals designed to enrich 'personal time,' catering to diverse lifestyles such as singles, remote workers, and seniors.
Furthermore, by incorporating DIY-friendly renovations like converting tatami to flooring, painting walls and kitchens, and turning closets into workspaces, the project proposes the joy that 'anyone can create a space.'
Gooday is re-proposing housing complexes not just as residences, but as 'places to create a lifestyle true to oneself.'
Through DIY and hobbies, people gather and connect. The GooDayDANCHI project aims to expand the new possibilities of housing complexes.
Additionally, through workshops and community activities, it aims to create new customer touchpoints triggered by store visits and participation.
Gooday proposes DIY not just as 'making things,' but as an 'experience of creating a lifestyle.'
■ Future Developments
The GooDayDANCHI project plans to expand to housing complexes in Kitakyushu City in the future, conducting renovations and community designs tailored to regional characteristics, and continuing to create new value for housing complexes.
■ Open House Information
Date & Time: June 12 (Fri) & 13 (Sat), 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Location: Room 3015, Building 3000, Higashi-Fukuma Housing Complex (4-3-3 Higashi-Fukuma, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka)
* Free viewing, no reservation required, parking available
About Gooday Home Center
Gooday operates a total of 67 home centers, primarily in northern Kyushu and Yamaguchi, including Fukuoka, Oita, Saga, Kumamoto, and Yamaguchi (including 2 EC stores). Under its corporate philosophy of 'Creating a good day for the family,' it engages in various activities beyond the conventional home center concept. In addition to hosting various workshops on gardening and DIY, it also organizes the children's workshop expo 'Workshop Collection in Fukuoka,' offering not just products but also numerous experiences as a 'learnable home center.'
Company Name: Gooday Co., Ltd.
Representative: Takashi Yanase, President and Representative Director
Location: 14F Tenjin Twin Building, 1-6-8 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Established: February 1950 (First Gooday store, Onojo Store, opened in 1978)
Capital: 50 million yen
Business: Management of Gooday Home Centers
Handled Products: DIY supplies, plants, gardening, pet supplies, interiors, exteriors, home appliances, car supplies, office/school supplies, etc.
Offices: 43 stores in Fukuoka, 7 in Oita, 7 in Saga, 4 in Kumamoto, 4 in Yamaguchi, 2 EC stores – Total 67 stores
*As of March 2026
Website: https://gooday.co.jp/
About Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Gooday Co., Ltd. (home center operations), EK Japan Co., Ltd. (manufacturing and sales of educational craft kits 'Elekit'), Kaho Enterprise Co., Ltd. (data utilization/analysis support, cloud service utilization support, SaaS service introduction support), Kaho Parts Center Co., Ltd. (specialty electronic parts store), and Yusha Kobo Co., Ltd. (custom keyboard store) are group companies of Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Company Name: Kahomusen Holdings Co., Ltd.
Representative: Takashi Yanase, President and Representative Director
Location: 14F Tenjin Twin Building, 1-6-8 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka
Established: February 1950
Capital: 100 million yen
Business: (1) Management planning and administration of subsidiaries and related businesses, (2) Real estate business
Website: https://kahomusen-holdings.co.jp/
FAQ
What is the GooDayDANCHI project?
A project by Gooday Co., Ltd. to renovate housing complexes and propose new lifestyles through DIY and hobbies.
What are the themes of the third installment's model rooms?
'A room to enjoy coffee' and 'A room to enjoy hobbies,' offering café-like spaces and areas for creative activities.
When is the open house?
June 12 (Fri) and 13 (Sat), 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Higashi-Fukuma housing complex. No reservation needed, parking available.