Third Cultural Center Children's House
Updated: April 1, 2023
Children's centers are child welfare facilities where children from babies to those under the age of 18 can freely visit and play safely and with peace of mind. The Third Cultural Center Children's House is located in the Hirao district, inside the Third Cultural Center. There are a game room, a study room, a creative room, and a playroom in the building, and a sandbox and a horizontal bar are set up outdoors. The attraction of the third cultural center children's house is the large playroom. Many people who visit the museum for the first time say, "It's spacious!" Taking advantage of this space, we hold a "Toddler's Plaza" once a week in the morning as part of our children's activities, and have a large slide, tunnel, ball pool, small trampoline, combi car, etc. Every week, many children and their parents visit the museum, and it has become a place for interaction, where everyone is playing energetically. A large space is the perfect place for your baby to crawl.
In the afternoon, elementary school students visit the museum and enjoy playing dodgeball, soccer, basketball, badminton, and more. Junior high and high school students also come to play soccer and badminton, so children of all ages can freely play and have fun.
The children's center is a place where you can freely visit and play, but you can also participate in various projects planned every month. We will inform you in the "Children's Center News", so please feel free to join us. We look forward to welcoming you.
Note: The 3rd Cultural Center Children's Hall is a public, privately run children's hall that is outsourced to a private business operator.
Note: Inagi City Third Children's Hall changed its name to Inagi City Third Cultural Center Children's Hall from April 1, 2023.
Children's house letter
The children's center distributes monthly events in the newsletter.
Please see here from the homepage.
Business introduction
Children's house is such a place ♪ (Contents of 2022.)
The Third Children's Center conducts various projects throughout the year for infants, parents and children, and elementary school students.
As an infant business, we are doing a plaza for infants, parent-child rhythm classes, baby yoga, trampolines, seasonal crafts, etc. The theme of the Parent-Child Rhythmic Class held in July was the sea. Fish are swimming on a blue sheet that looks like the sea, and children pass under it while shaking it up and down. Can you make me feel like I'm in the ocean?
Children's activities include dodgeball, trampoline, dance, plastic band, Othello, seasonal crafts, and more! In July, children brought T-shirts and stamped various stamps on them. The teacher brought over 150 types of stamps and about 30 colors of ink! I was making my own T-shirt while wondering which one to choose. Did you have a wonderful summer vacation memory?
Dodgeball is popular at children's houses! At the end of the summer vacation, we held the "Children's Center VS Hirao Gakudo Club Annex Dodgeball Day!!". It's been a heated game, but the afterschool club branch won! I hope we can continue to communicate with each other.
From now on, I would like to plan fun projects that will make people think, "Children's centers are fun!" We are looking forward to your visit.
[Infant business] "Parent-child Rhythmic Class"
A sea of blue sheets has been created in the children's house.
The fish are also swimming.
"The sea is wide, it's big♪" We all sang together.
Our teachers come up with seasonal themes, and every time we have a fun rhythm class.
[Children's business] "Let's stamp on T-shirts!"
First, push the drop-shaped seal in a circle to make fireworks. After that, press your favorite stamp in your favorite color. Each personality is out, and a nice t-shirt has been completed.
Come wear it to the children's house next time!
[Children's business] "Children's house VS Hirao elementary school after-school club branch Dodgeball day!"
1 Ball 1 Ball, I was throwing it with a serious expression. Every time the ball was hit, the cheers went up and it was very exciting. The afterschool club branch won this time, but next time, the children's house would like to take revenge!
address
Zip code 206-0823 1-20-5 Hirao, Inagi City (inside the Third Cultural Center)
telephone number
042-350-3881
Facility information
Opening hours
9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Note: Between noon and 1:00 p.m., we have set up a space where you can have lunch.
closing day
- Sunday
- holiday
- Year-end and New Year holidays (December 28 to January 4)
Traffic access
From Keio Sagamihara Line "Inagi Station", take the bus bound for Shin-Yurigaoka Station and get off at "Taihara" and walk for about 5 minutes. From the Odakyu Line "Shin-Yurigaoka Station" take the bus bound for Hirao Danchi and get off at "Taihara" and walk for about 5 minutes.
Inquiries about this page
Child and Youth Division, Child Welfare Department, Inagi City
2111 Higashi Naganuma, Inagi City, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-377-4781
