Daiwa House and CCC to Open Multi-generational Exchange Facility 'HITOTOKIMIKI' in Miki City
Daiwa House Industry and Culture Convenience Club (CCC) will commence operations of 'HITOTOKIMIKI,' a public facility in Miki City, Hyogo, designed to promote multi-generational interaction, on May 1, 2026. The wooden facility will feature community spaces, a share lounge, and social impact validation.
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Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd. (HQ: Osaka, President: Hirotsugu Otomo) and Culture Convenience Club Co., Ltd. (HQ: Yokohama, President: Yoshinori Takahashi, hereinafter 'CCC') announce the opening of 'HITOTOKIMIKI,' a public facility for multi-generational interaction in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, on May 1, 2026. An opening ceremony will be held at 11:00 AM on the same day.
### About HITOTOKIMIKI
HITOTOKIMIKI was developed under the 'Aoyama 7-chome Danchi Revitalization Project' commissioned by Miki City. Based on the theme of 'Compensating, Connecting, and Nurturing Together,' the facility aims to provide spaces and services that foster interaction among all generations, from children to the elderly, enhancing local convenience and community bonds.
**Compensating:** The facility addresses missing elements in the 'Midorigaoka/Aoyama Neopolis' residential complex by providing childcare support, challenge shops for new entrepreneurs, and co-working spaces for diverse workstyles.
**Connecting:** A remote administrative consulting window will be installed to bridge the gap between residents and the city government. Additionally, a local consultation window will be available for daily concerns, creating a system that connects people, goods, and services in collaboration with Miki City and local organizations.
**Nurturing:** Features include free spaces, lawn areas, a play park for children, and a dog run to encourage interaction. Events such as summer festivals, Christmas programs, and workshops will be planned to foster a sense of unity across generations.
Daiwa House Industry handled the design and construction and will serve as the designated manager for Miki City. Daily operations will be carried out in cooperation with CCC. Both companies aim to promote community formation and residential area revitalization models with the participation of residents.
### Main Features
**About SHARE LOUNGE:**
Developed nationwide by CCC, SHARE LOUNGE combines the functionality of a share office with the comfort of a lounge. It offers high-speed Wi-Fi, free drinks, snacks, and carefully selected furniture, making it suitable for both cafe and office use. No prior registration is required, and it can be used for as little as 60 minutes. The HITOTOKIMIKI location includes a dedicated lounge area for students.
**Wooden Construction:**
In line with Daiwa House's 'Future with Wood' project aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, the facility is built with wood to contribute to CO2 sequestration and the circulation of forest resources. Wood is also used in the SHARE LOUNGE and free spaces to provide a relaxing environment for users.
**Social Impact Real Estate Evaluation:**
To verify the effectiveness of real estate projects that create social value, Daiwa House has started an empirical validation based on the 'Practice Guidance for Social Impact Real Estate' published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Since September 2024, the project has used a unique framework to convert non-financial value into 'social yield.' The actual operation of HITOTOKIMIKI will be used to validate these evaluation results through data on community activity, visitor numbers, and environmental impact reduction.
### About HITOTOKIMIKI
HITOTOKIMIKI was developed under the 'Aoyama 7-chome Danchi Revitalization Project' commissioned by Miki City. Based on the theme of 'Compensating, Connecting, and Nurturing Together,' the facility aims to provide spaces and services that foster interaction among all generations, from children to the elderly, enhancing local convenience and community bonds.
**Compensating:** The facility addresses missing elements in the 'Midorigaoka/Aoyama Neopolis' residential complex by providing childcare support, challenge shops for new entrepreneurs, and co-working spaces for diverse workstyles.
**Connecting:** A remote administrative consulting window will be installed to bridge the gap between residents and the city government. Additionally, a local consultation window will be available for daily concerns, creating a system that connects people, goods, and services in collaboration with Miki City and local organizations.
**Nurturing:** Features include free spaces, lawn areas, a play park for children, and a dog run to encourage interaction. Events such as summer festivals, Christmas programs, and workshops will be planned to foster a sense of unity across generations.
Daiwa House Industry handled the design and construction and will serve as the designated manager for Miki City. Daily operations will be carried out in cooperation with CCC. Both companies aim to promote community formation and residential area revitalization models with the participation of residents.
### Main Features
**About SHARE LOUNGE:**
Developed nationwide by CCC, SHARE LOUNGE combines the functionality of a share office with the comfort of a lounge. It offers high-speed Wi-Fi, free drinks, snacks, and carefully selected furniture, making it suitable for both cafe and office use. No prior registration is required, and it can be used for as little as 60 minutes. The HITOTOKIMIKI location includes a dedicated lounge area for students.
**Wooden Construction:**
In line with Daiwa House's 'Future with Wood' project aimed at achieving carbon neutrality by 2050, the facility is built with wood to contribute to CO2 sequestration and the circulation of forest resources. Wood is also used in the SHARE LOUNGE and free spaces to provide a relaxing environment for users.
**Social Impact Real Estate Evaluation:**
To verify the effectiveness of real estate projects that create social value, Daiwa House has started an empirical validation based on the 'Practice Guidance for Social Impact Real Estate' published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism. Since September 2024, the project has used a unique framework to convert non-financial value into 'social yield.' The actual operation of HITOTOKIMIKI will be used to validate these evaluation results through data on community activity, visitor numbers, and environmental impact reduction.