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Inagi Minamitama Station area

Updated: April 22, 2024

Business entity

Inagi City

District overview

It is located in the northwest of Inagi City, at the eastern entrance to Tama New Town. Two urban planning roads (Ta-3-3-7 Inagi-Fuchu Line, and Ta-3-4-11 Yanoguchi Daimaru Line) are planned and located around JR Nambu Line Minami-Tama Station, and the area aims to achieve a harmonious mixed land use for residential, commercial, and industrial purposes.

Business Contents

City planning decision

September 9, 1991 Inagi City Notice No. 65

Announcement of business plan decision

January 27, 1993 Inagi City Announcement No. 3

Project implementation period

From fiscal year 1992 to fiscal year 1998

Implementation area

12.2 hectares

Step loss rate

25.21% (average)

expense

Total project cost

16.4 billion yen

national treasury subsidy

3 billion yen Maintenance costs for urban planning roads (multi-line 3, 4, 11 Yanoguchi Daimaru Line, etc.) 

Tokyo subsidy

1.6 billion yen Maintenance costs for urban planning roads (Nos. 3, 4, and 11 Yanoguchi Daimaru Line)

Tokyo Metropolitan Government contribution

3.5 billion yen Land and compensation costs for urban planning roads (Taiwan Routes 3, 3, and 7 Inagi Fuchu Line)

Other contributions, etc.

100 million yen

City general revenue

8.2 billion yen

business progress ( ) situation

The relocation of buildings began in the area south of the station in fiscal 1999. Currently, development of the northwestern part of the area has begun and work is progressing smoothly.

  Overall plan Until the end of fiscal year 2022 Progress rate
urban planning road 522 meters 162 meters 31.0%
section road 2,384 meters 1,401 meters 58.8%
Designated area for temporary replacement land 75,911 square metres 69,783 square metres 91.9%
Number of buildings relocated 239 buildings 184 buildings 77.0%

Related Business

  • JR Nambu Line continuous grade separation project completed in 2015 (2nd phase construction section)
  • Koremasa Bridge Reconstruction and Widening Project Completed in 2014

The area around Inagi Minamitama Station

Photo: View of the project area from the Koyodai area
View of the project area from Koyodai district

Image: Development status on the north side of the station
Maintenance status on the north side of the station

Image: Yatterman Statue
Yatterman Statue

Photo: Minamitama Station South Side Off-grid Project
Minamitama Station South Side Off-grid Project

Blueprint of the area around Inagi Minamitama Station

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Inquiries regarding this page

Inagi City Urban Environment Development Department Land Readjustment Division
2111 Higashi-Naganuma, Inagi-shi, Tokyo
Phone: 042-378-2111 Fax: 042-378-9719

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