For a limited time, this facility consisting of a parking lot and urban amenities will be used by a diverse range of people, including people with disabilities, to enhance the experience of strolling through Ginza, “Gin-bura”. Demonstrations and workshops will be held to create a space where everyone can connect.
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\nGinza’s charm lies in its timeless blend of narrow and wide streets, offering a diverse array of stores and attractive contents. Even before the introduction of cars, this district has remained cherished, ensuring a safe and delightful experience for all who wander its streets.
\nOn the other hand, Ginza faces the following issues:
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\nChuo City is currently in the process of revising Ginza parking lot rules, and creative ideas are needed to restore a sense of continuity to the bustle of the street by consolidating parking lots, and at the same time, allowing a diverse range of people to enjoy Ginza.<\/p>\n
As one solution to this problem, we are planning a facility called HUB that combines \u201ca parking space where a wide variety of people can safely get in and out of their cars and go out of town\u201d
\n and \u201curban amenities that allow people to enjoy Gin-bura\u201d. This facility is only for demonstration purposes but will be installed for a limited time. The nickname is \u201cTsunagaru Ginza Hub\u201d, meaning \u201cGinza Connection Hub\u201d. Our hope is that people from all backgrounds will feel free to use the facility and enjoy Ginza, and that it will become a place where connections with Ginza and between people can be made.<\/p>\n
During the installation period, many people including people with disabilities will be invited to use the system and we will monitor the responses.<\/p>\n
Furthermore, we will hold workshops that invite not only people with disabilities but also the residents of Ginza to participate.
\nThrough the “Ginza Connection Hub” experience, we aim to deepen mutual understanding and gather valuable insights to enhance the future of Gin-bura. This initiative goes beyond addressing parking issues; it is a steppingstone towards experiencing the real Ginza
\nand creating enjoyable experiences for diverse individuals. We look forward to your anticipation
\nand support for the future of Ginza.
\nWe would be very grateful if you would consider covering or publishing this workshop in your media. Thank you.<\/p>\n
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\uff1cOutline of the demonstration experiment:\uff1e<\/h3>\n
A demonstration facility will be set up in front of the building in front of the Ginza 7-chome redevelopment project, and its use will be constantly monitored by cameras and other equipment, and interviews and questionnaires will be conducted as necessary.<\/p>\n
\u3010Demonstration Venue\u3011
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\nHulic Ginza 7-chome Showadori Building (7-13-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)<\/p>\n
\u3010Demonstration period\u3011
\nJuly 12 – 30, 2023
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\nPersonnel will be stationed from 10:00-16:00 during the period
\n*From 13:30 on the first day<\/p>\n
\uff1cWorkshop Summary\uff1e<\/h3>\n
People with disabilities such as wheelchair users and people with disabilities’ viewpoints, as well as people in Ginza will discuss the future of Gin-bura, parking lots where people can enjoy walking around the district through HUB, and mobility experiences in Ginza together.<\/p>\n
\u3010Workshop Date and Time\u3011
\n\u2460\t July 19th, 2023 (Wed) 10:00-11:30
\n\u2461\t July 28th, 2023 (Friday) 14:00-15:30
\nIf you wish to attend, please contact us in advance at the address below.<\/p>\n
\u3010Venue for workshops\u3011
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\nHulic Ginza 7-chome Showadori Building (7-13-10 Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo)<\/p>\n
\u3010Workshop Contents\u3011
\n(\uff11) Experience the HUB
\n\u30fbParking space that is easy for people with wheelchairs and other disabilities to get in and out ofRide on WHILL, the next-generation electric wheelchair.
\n\u30fbTour of restrooms, nursing room, and other facilities.<\/p>\n
(\uff12) Exchange opinions with wheelchair users and other people with disabilities about parking spaces and urban amenities that can be enjoyed by a wide variety of people.<\/p>\n
\u3010Planning and implementation\u3011
\nGinza Next Project Team: Kobayashi & Maki Design Workshop, Keio University, WHILL, Times24, Hulic.<\/p>\n
\u3010Cooperation:\u3011Ginza Machidukuri Council <\/p>\n
\u3010Exterior graphic pattern\u3011Asao Tokolo <\/p>\n
Contact\uff1aIzumi Maekawa maekawa@kmdw.com<\/p>\n
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