[Itabashi Ward x MOS Burger] Enjoy Farming with No Gear Needed at Takashimadaira Green Space! "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" Opens!
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- [Itabashi Ward x MOS Burger] Enjoy Farming with No Gear Needed at Takashimadaira Green Space! "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" Opens!
- Itabashi Ward, in collaboration with MOS Burger, has opened "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" in the Takashimadaira Green Space. This facility offers a hands-on farming experience without the need to bring any equipment, serving as a pilot project for the area's green space redevelopment.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 12, 2026
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Itabashi Ward, in collaboration with MOS Burger, has opened "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" in the Takashimadaira Green Space. This facility offers a hands-on farming experience without the need to bring any equipment, serving as a pilot project for the area's green space redevelopment.
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- [Itabashi Ward x MOS Burger] Enjoy Farming with No Gear Needed at Takashimadaira Green Space! "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" Opens! (June 12, 2026), PR Times
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- June 12, 2026
Itabashi Ward, in collaboration with MOS Burger, has opened "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" in the Takashimadaira Green Space. This facility offers a hands-on farming experience without the need to bring any equipment, serving as a pilot project for the area's green space redevelopment.
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Itabashi Ward, in collaboration with MOS Food Services Co., Ltd., opened "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm" on June 12th, located in a section of the "Takashimadaira Green Space (Takashimadaira 9-chome District)" which extends widely along the Toei Mita Line (approximately from Nishi-Takashimadaira Station to Nishidai Station), offering a farm experience where visitors can come empty-handed.
This project is part of the redevelopment initiative being promoted by Itabashi Ward based on the "Takashimadaira Green Space Redevelopment Policy." It is a trial utilization aimed at exploring the potential of the site and determining future utilization plans to make the Takashimadaira Green Space a more attractive area.
About "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm"
Located a 5-minute walk from Nishidai Station on the Toei Mita Line, recruitment for users will begin on Friday, June 12th. With ample support including tools, seedlings, and fertilizer, even beginners can easily experience "farming."
The farm is equipped with a "Visitor Field Zone" where users can grow vegetables in their own plots and a "Core Field Zone" that can be utilized for various events. From June to August, participants can grow summer vegetables such as mini tomatoes and eggplants, and from September to December, they can cultivate radishes and broccoli. Free guided tours will also be held sequentially.
Itabashi Ward will explore the "utilization" of the site through plans incorporating the perspective of private companies via its collaborative efforts with MOS Food Services Co., Ltd. The challenges and knowledge gained during this implementation will be utilized in future redevelopment plan formulations.
Location: Takashimadaira Green Space, Itabashi Ward (Takashimadaira 9-1)
Operation Period: June 12, 2026 - around December 2026 (scheduled)
User Recruitment Period: June 12, 2026 - (Recruitment will close once capacity is reached.)
*Those wishing to apply, please sign up for a free guided tour from the link below.
Apply for Free Guided Tour Here
About Takashimadaira Green Space
Itabashi Ward formulated the "Takashimadaira Green Space Redevelopment Policy" in fiscal year 2024 due to issues such as the aging of facilities like toilets and paths, and changes in user needs accompanying the times. From fiscal year 2025 to the present, a leading project targeting the area between Takashimadaira Station and Nishidai Station (Takashimadaira 9-chome District) within the entire Takashimadaira Green Space is underway, with specific redevelopment plans for this area scheduled first. To explore the potential of the site for plan formulation, various trial utilizations will be advanced until December 2026, leveraging the creativity and know-how of private companies.
[Contact Information] Itabashi Ward, Greenery and Parks Division, Park Development Coordination Section, Tel: 03-3579-2289
*Please note that the above information is as of the press release date and may differ from the current business content.
This project is part of the redevelopment initiative being promoted by Itabashi Ward based on the "Takashimadaira Green Space Redevelopment Policy." It is a trial utilization aimed at exploring the potential of the site and determining future utilization plans to make the Takashimadaira Green Space a more attractive area.
About "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm"
Located a 5-minute walk from Nishidai Station on the Toei Mita Line, recruitment for users will begin on Friday, June 12th. With ample support including tools, seedlings, and fertilizer, even beginners can easily experience "farming."
The farm is equipped with a "Visitor Field Zone" where users can grow vegetables in their own plots and a "Core Field Zone" that can be utilized for various events. From June to August, participants can grow summer vegetables such as mini tomatoes and eggplants, and from September to December, they can cultivate radishes and broccoli. Free guided tours will also be held sequentially.
Itabashi Ward will explore the "utilization" of the site through plans incorporating the perspective of private companies via its collaborative efforts with MOS Food Services Co., Ltd. The challenges and knowledge gained during this implementation will be utilized in future redevelopment plan formulations.
Location: Takashimadaira Green Space, Itabashi Ward (Takashimadaira 9-1)
Operation Period: June 12, 2026 - around December 2026 (scheduled)
User Recruitment Period: June 12, 2026 - (Recruitment will close once capacity is reached.)
*Those wishing to apply, please sign up for a free guided tour from the link below.
Apply for Free Guided Tour Here
About Takashimadaira Green Space
Itabashi Ward formulated the "Takashimadaira Green Space Redevelopment Policy" in fiscal year 2024 due to issues such as the aging of facilities like toilets and paths, and changes in user needs accompanying the times. From fiscal year 2025 to the present, a leading project targeting the area between Takashimadaira Station and Nishidai Station (Takashimadaira 9-chome District) within the entire Takashimadaira Green Space is underway, with specific redevelopment plans for this area scheduled first. To explore the potential of the site for plan formulation, various trial utilizations will be advanced until December 2026, leveraging the creativity and know-how of private companies.
[Contact Information] Itabashi Ward, Greenery and Parks Division, Park Development Coordination Section, Tel: 03-3579-2289
*Please note that the above information is as of the press release date and may differ from the current business content.
FAQ
What kind of place is "MOS FARM Tokyo Takashimadaira Farm"?
It is a hands-on farming facility operated jointly by Itabashi Ward and MOS Burger, where visitors can participate empty-handed. Even beginners can easily enjoy growing vegetables.
Who can use this farm?
Anyone interested in farming experience can use it, not limited to Itabashi residents. User recruitment will close once capacity is reached.
What kind of vegetables can be grown?
From June to August, summer vegetables like mini tomatoes and eggplants can be grown, and from September to December, vegetables such as radishes and broccoli can be cultivated.
What is the purpose of this initiative?
As part of the redevelopment of Takashimadaira Green Space, it is a pilot utilization to enhance the area's appeal and determine future usage plans while leveraging the know-how of private companies.
Are there free guided tours available?
Yes, free guided tours are held sequentially. Please check the link in the press release for application details.