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FY2012 Project of introduction promotion of new energy conservation and creation technologies
A guide on how to explore the latest Eco-City realizing energy shift
Kawasaki
Eco-Tech Walker
Narita
International Airport
Shinjuku
approx.
73 minutes
Tokyo
Station
approx.
18 minutes
Shinagawa
Station
approx.
Keihin Kyuko Line
8 minutes
Narita Express
Tokaido Line
Kawasaki
Station
Yamanote Line
Yokohama
Station
approx.
8 minutes
Keikyu-line
Kawasaki
Station
Haneda
Airport
approx.
16 minutes
«Access to Kawasaki»
approx. 16 minutes from Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport → (Keihin Kyuko Line) → Keikyu Kawasaki Station
approx. 73 minutes from Narita International Airport
Narita Airport → (approx. 65 minutes via Narita Express) → Shinagawa Station
Shinagawa Station → (approx. 8 minutes by JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
approx. 18 minutes from Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station → (JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
approx. 8 minutes from Yokohama Station
Yokohama Station → (JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
International Economic Affairs Office
Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau, City of Kawasaki
210-8577 1, Miyamoto-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi
Tel: 044-200-2313 Fax: 044-200-3920
[email protected]
Published December 2012
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U R L http://www.kawasaki-eco-tech.jp/
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Area:
144.35 km2
Designated as a city by government ordinance: 1 April 1972
Population:
1,439,922 (as of 1 November 2012)
Major industries: manufacturing (steel, electronics / communication,
precision instruments, oil / chemical), information / service
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KOBS aims to be a “one-stop service that assists
enterprises within the city to expand overseas.” In
addition to deploying specialized coordinators and
offering support for overseas business expansion
tailored to enterprises based within Kawasaki, it
disseminates
information
internationally on
the city’s
enterprises with
overseas business
expansion needs.
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After soliciting, a prize is presented for an exemplary technology or product that has
demonstrated effectiveness in energy saving or creation. The prize, accordingly,
promotes and increases the use of the technology or product.
For details, see p.4
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Technologies and products which are effective for energy conservation and creation
in Kawasaki city are “visualized” and made more familiar to the general public.
Kawasaki City Overseas Business
Support Center (KOBS)
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Initiatives of the Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Enterprise
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U R L http://www.kawasaki-showwindow.jp/
Fri, 1 Feb, and Sat, 2 Feb 2013
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Venue: Todoroki Arena
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The Fair showcases Kawasaki’s environmental initiatives and the superior
environmental technologies possessed by Japanese and foreign enterprises.
It provides business matching opportunities between domestic and foreign
enterprises and environmental technologies and products. The aim of the
Fair is to promote industry exchanges in the area of the environment and to
make a global contribution by transferring technologies.
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As a hub of cutting-edge environmental technologies, Kawasaki is
“one of the top eco-cities” in the world.
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Kawasaki’s environmental programs lead not only
Japan but also the globe in the promotion of
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Kawasaki City’s
Environmental Programs
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Model Projects
Ideas that make use of environmental products and the city’s facilities are
solicited from businesses and other organizations to promote the “visualized” of
environmental technologies.
For details, see p.5
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Fair
Through displays and attractions organized by enterprises and groups engaged
in energy conservation and creation, this event offers the public, at large, a
hands-on opportunity to learn about environmental technologies and products.
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Kawasaki Eco-Town
The environmental load is minimized by
promoting enterprises to: shift to
resource recycling production; and to
make effective use of emissions and
byproducts as raw materials. It is a high
profile project both in and outside of
Japan, and more than 1,000 people visit
the Kawasaki Eco-Town annually.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/280/page/0000033344.html
Kawasaki Zero-Emission Industrial Complex
Developed as a stateof-the-art model facility of
the Kawasaki Eco-Town
Plan, efforts are directed
at maximizing resource
recovery from waste
and the regeneration
of energy.
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Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Enterprise 2012
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window
Grand Prize & Model Projects
Generating power using the pool!
Double eco operation.
Sports Club NAS Shin-Kawasaki
Shinka Mall 4F-5F, 5-2 Shin-Kawasaki, Saiwai-ku
[Primary Proposer] Shoei Co., Ltd.
[Co-Proposer] Sports Club
Energy Saving
NAS Co., Ltd.
Following calls for nominations, the Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Grand Prize is
presented for an exemplary case of an introduction of an energy-saving or creating product.
In addition, new ideas for introducing environmental technologies and products are solicited
to implement promising initiatives as Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Model Projects.
All across the city, programs are undertaken on a wide scale for
promoting the “Visualization of Environmental Technologies.”
Energy Creation
Tama Ward
Reducing electricity use through
individually operated air conditioning
system and establishment of
ventilation control system, etc.
4-13-3 Kuji, Takatsu-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Tokyo Rectifier Co., Ltd.
37-1 Tsutsumine, Kawasaki-ku
[Primary Proposer] Terao Sash Kogyo K.K.
[Co-Proposer] Showa Yakuhin Kougyou Co., Ltd.,
JANB Co., Ltd., Fukushima Electronics Co., Ltd.,
Fluid Dynamics Studio, Inc., Initiative for
Energy Saving
Development of Entrepreneurship
in Asia
Brightening the future for children
through using lighting that is
pleasing to the eye and body
Kawasaki Inada Junior High School,
gymnasium
Grand
Prize
Yachiyo Bank, Kuji Branch
Energy Saving
Tokyo
2012
2-1-1 Higashi-mita, Tama-ku
Kincarn International School,
International Kindergarten
Direct current LED lighting system
with light control function
Energy Creation
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Grand Prize
Senshu University, Ikuta Campus
Development of 3D, light-weight
solar power generation module
Asao Ward
Miyamae Ward
Light shielding for windows and
heat insulation panels
Kawasaki City Agricultural Technology
Support Center
4-1-1 Shukugawara, Tama-ku
[Primary Proposer] Nikken Ishibashi Co., Ltd.
Takatsu Ward
Hybrid agricultural system
through clean energy
Institute of Industrial Promotion
Kawasaki Hall 8F
PC room and workshop
3-17-1 Sugesengoku,Tama-ku
[Primary Proposer] Kondo Kogei Co., Ltd.
66-20 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku
[Primary Proposer] Mu-fit Japan Corporation
[Co-Proposer] Koiwa Bond Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Energy Saving
Energy Saving
Energy Creation
Asao Ward
Energy Saving
Nakahara Ward
Greenhouse gas reduction project
via solar power generation, etc.
Asahi Printech Co., Ltd., Kawasaki Plant
Adopting natural energy
[Certified Product]
Kondo Kogei Co., Ltd. “Energy-saving light delta rays power”
Reducing power use and power cost
Odakyu Shin-Yurigaoka Station, etc.
Saiwai Ward
Crescent
Kawasaki
Tower
1-18-1 Manpukuji, Asao-ku
19-1 Nishi-kase, Nakahara-ku
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Enterprise 2011
3-26-24
Nakasaiwai-cho,
Saiwai-ku
Minimizing bus stop signs’
energy use by using
solar panels and LED
Kawasaki Ward
Finalist
Finalist
Increasing energy conservation with
regard to the Data Center’s extensive
car navigation data
Visualization of power use at production
center of manufacturing equipment for
vacuum application & development of
energy saving equipment
Pioneer Corporation, Data Center
*Address undisclosed
Finalist
ES
Noborito Station
entrance /Komukai EC
Nishimachi bus stop
374 Noborito Shinmachi,
Tama-ku /
4-71 Komukai Nishimachi,
Saiwai-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Alphax Co., Ltd.
Yokohama City
Saving energy among regions
through the elimination and
consolidation of steam boilers by
making use of an undersea tunnel
Tokyo Bay
Showa Denko K.K., Kawasaki Plant Ogimachi District, etc.
Canon Anelva Corporation Head Office
5-1 Ogimachi, Kawasaki-ku
2-5-1 Kurigi, Asao-ku
Suspended energysaving light
(LED balloon light)
Institute of Industrial ES
Promotion Kawasaki Hall
(inside the entrance)
66-20 Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Light Boy Co., Ltd.
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
ES : Energy Saving
EC : Energy Creation
Kawasaki Environmental Show Window Grand Prize 2011
Saving energy by
upgrading facilities
(ventilation and lighting),
etc.
Meiji University
Ikuta Campus
1-1-1 Higashi-mita, Tama-ku
Grand
Prize
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Introduction of
environmental
reference model
Fujitsu Limited
Kawasaki Plant
4-1-1 Kamikodanaka, Nakahara-ku
Finalist
Increased environmental
awareness through making
use of micro wind power and
solar power generation systems
Energy creation and
saving project
City of Kawasaki Saiwai
Ward Office
Hiyoshi Godo Chosha Bldg.
Kawasaki Underground
City Azalea
JFE Urban Recycle
Corporation
Finalist
Finalist
Finalist
1-7-17 Minamikase,
Saiwai-ku
[Certified Product]
Light Boy Co., Ltd. “Mobile balloon
light with electronic ballast”
Kawasaki Manufacturing Brand
Significant CO2 reductions
with introduction
of high efficiency
ventilation system
26-2 Ekimae Honcho, Kawasaki-ku
6-1 Mizue-cho, Kawasaki-ku
[Certified Product] Mu-fit Japan Corporation
“Non-adhesive using label sheet μFit” 2012 model
Energy “created,
accumulated, and used”
at a variety of places
Takatsu Ward
Office
2-8-1 Shimo-sakube,
Takatsu-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Kondo Kogei Co., Ltd.
ES
EC
[Certified
Certified Product]
Kondo Kogei Co., Ltd. “Energysaving light delta rays power”
Power Halving
Operation
ES
Kawasaki
Underground City Azalea
26-2 Ekimae Honcho,
Kawasaki-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Dayfield Co., Ltd.
[Co-Proposer]
IZ INC., Freestage Co., Ltd.
Natural energy production
using wind and solar power –
safety and security through
human power generation
Kawasaki City
Yumemigasaki Zoological
Park, next to tortoise cage
ES
EC
1-2-1 Minamikase, Saiwai-ku
[Primary Proposer] Taiyo Denon
Corporation
[Co-Proposer] Senshu University
Watanuki Lab, Itou Industry Ltd.
[Certified Product]
Taiyo Denon Corporation
“Wind power generator WINTEX series”
New energy awarenessraising through
introduction of solar
power generation system
LA CITTADELLA
Maggiore Building
EC
4-1 Ogawa-cho, Kawasaki-ku
[Primary Proposer]
Citta Entertainment
[Co-Proposer] Isuzu Corp,
ELLIY Power Co., Ltd.
[Certified Product]
ELLIY Power Co., Ltd.
“Large-size lithium-ion battery cell
for power storage”
Low CO2 Kawasaki Brand
Supporting the superior products and
technologies of SMEs
Supporting manufacturing and services which
promote a low carbon society
Kawasaki city certifies superior industrial products
and technologies produced by small and medium
enterprises within the city. Information dissemination
of certified products and technologies, both
Spreading wings around the world
with expertise and technique
domestically and internationally, contributes to the
Kawasaki Monodukuri Brand
revitalization of regional industries.
Kawasaki city evaluates products, technologies, and services
which originated in the city and contribute to CO2 reduction
throughout their life cycles. By spreading information on
certified products, technologies, and services, the Brand
contributes to reducing greenhouse gases globally.
U R L http://www.k-monobrand.com/
U R L http://www.k-co2brand.com/
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Iriezaki Wastewater Treatment Center
Kawasaki is sure at the forefront!
Environmental improvement, energy use, and resource recycling achieved all at once
Cutting-edge Eco Report
Here is a firsthand account of the projects being carried out by “Kawasaki, a Cutting-edge
Environmental City” that are gaining attention from both in and outside of Japan.
Advanced treatment facility undergoes renewal
and realizes “visualization”
Energy creation facilities
Industrial tourist attractions
Ozenji Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Center
This wastewater treatment plant, the oldest in Kanagawa Prefecture,
supports the lives of some 320,000 people in all of Kawasaki Ward and
parts of Saiwai Ward and Nakahara Ward. Transformed into an
advanced treatment facility in 2011, its environmental measures are
focused on three priorities: “environmental improvement”; “energy use”;
and “resource recycling.”
Heat from the incinerator is used to generate electricity
Completed in March 2012, the Ozenji Municipal Solid Waste Disposal
Center is the main waste treatment facility in the northern part of
Kawasaki city. The Center can incinerate and treat a maximum of 450t of
household garbage in one day, which is equivalent to waste collected by
225 garbage trucks. Not only this, the Center has made possible the
effective use of energy by utilizing the steam from the heat of the
incinerator to generate 7,500 kW of electricity at full capacity. In addition
to using the generated electricity within the facility, surplus electricity is
transmitted to an electric power company.
A large pipe as wide as a human torso, through
which wastewater flows from homes.
The photo is of Mr. Hattori, the water quality
manager, who provided a guided tour of
the facility.
At the hands-on learning spaces, videos and models
are used to explain cutting-edge technologies in
an easy-to-understand format.
At the central control room, the situation
inside the incinerator, etc. is monitored
in real time.
Ozenji Municipal Solid Waste Disposal Center
is an environmentally-friendly
waste treatment facility.
Cutting-edge technologies that visitors can
learn by “seeing, hearing, and touching”
Heat from garbage
incineration is also
used effectively!
Exterior of Kawasaki
Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan
The facility is managed around
the clock at the central control room
The steam is also used for
the heated pool at the adjacently
located Yonetti Ozenji, etc.
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Kawasaki’s cutting-edge renewable
energy technologies.
Visitors have a chance to get an up close
look at actual products.
On the way to the front desk of the facility, visitors will pass a 100 m high
smokestack that rises high into the sky. Visitors are able to receive a guided
tour offered by a staff member, as well as observe the waste treatment in
action through a glass window. In order to pass a standard that is more
rigorous than average, the incinerator incinerates garbage at a high
temperature of more than 900°C while minimizing the release of toxic
substances. Gas emissions are treated at a specialized emission treatment
facility, and thorough measures are taken to control odor and sound. So
that everyone can be reassured, the facility is managed around the clock at
the central control room.
In the future, a recycling treatment facility, a plaza building, and a health and
community space will be constructed. The next-generation comprehensive
waste treatment facility is scheduled to be completed in FY2015.
For the address and contact information, see
p.15
At this facility that has achieved “visualization,” visitors are able to see the
process in which wastewater is treated and purified. This advanced
treatment process has contributed to improving the water quality in Tokyo
Bay. Compared to the conventional water treatment method, the advanced
process has improved the removal of the causes of red tide: “nitrogen” and
“phosphorous.” Furthermore, a small hydroelectric power generation
system has been introduced, which utilizes the drop height of the treated
water to generate 100,000 kWh of power annually (after the entire facility is
completed) for consumption by the facility. The amount of CO2 reduced is
equivalent to the amount absorbed by approximately 2,300 planted cedar
trees in one year.
At observation points and hands-on learning spaces, descriptions and audio
guides are available in multiple languages, facilitating visitors’ understanding of
cutting-edge environmental wastewater treatment technologies.
For the address and contact information, see
p.9
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Kawasaki Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan (Kawasaki Eco Life Museum for the Future)
Using a large crane, the garbage collected is
transferred to the incinerator – 2t at one time.
100% in-house power generation
using turbines!
Steam from the incinerator turns
the turbines to generate electricity.
Power is generated using solar light and wind power.
Power is accumulated during the day and used to
light street lamps in the evening.
A water channel near the facility.
Water treated at the facility is utilized.
A “visual” display of water
environmental technology.
Explanations are available in
Japanese, English, Chinese,
and Korean.
Aiming to become a next-generation waste treatment facility
that is tailored to the region
Clean water is
returned to
the ocean!
Learning about future technologies through
a game-like experience
Tours are available to see the adjacent Ukishima Solar Power Plant from
the rooftop of the recycling treatment facility. At the recycling treatment
facility, visitors can observe the intermediate process of disposing mixed
paper and plastic containers and packaging collected from homes in
Kawasaki city, and deepen their understanding of recycling. Eco Gurashi
Mirai-kan, founded on the concept of “learning by seeing, hearing, and
touching,” provides opportunities to see and learn while having fun
through a game-like experience, making the facility a perfect place for
learning. The exhibition room is divided into the Global Warming
Challenge Zone, Renewable Energy Zone, and Resource Recycling
Challenge Zone. Visitors are able to see up close cutting-edge
environmental technologies founded in the Kawasaki coastal area,
including actual solar power panels and a portion of the wind turbine of
Ogishima Wind Power Plant.
Visitors both from within Japan and overseas via Haneda Airport
.
Kawasaki Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan is a hands-on facility where visitors can learn
about the environment, with focus given to renewable energies, including solar
power generation, and
recycling of resources, such as
waste. Since opening in August
2011, the facility has been
visited by more than 25,000
people, from children to adults
(as of the end of September
2012). Featuring convenient
Access: From JR Kawasaki Station, take the Kawasaki
City Bus 03 Waterfront District going to “Ukishima
access from Haneda Airport,
Bus Terminal,” and get off at the last stop, “Ukishima
many people visit the facility
Bus Terminal” (Approx. 40 min)
from both Japan and overseas. * Approx. 10-min walk from “Ukishima Bus Terminal”
Capable of producing enough
electricity to power approx.
2,100 homes annually!
A spectacular sight of the
approx. 38,000 solar panels
that are mounted at Ukishima
Solar Power Plant.
Mixed paper collected in the city is
treated at the recycling treatment
facility and recycled at the
Zero-Emission Industrial Complex and
subsequently turned into toilet paper.
For the address and contact information, see Kawasaki Mega Solar Power Generation Plant on
p.8
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Kawasaki Coastal Area
The Kawasaki ecological power station base is where new
technologies that lead the next generation are situated,
including mega solar and biomass power plants.
Iriezaki Wastewater Treatment Center
Eco-friendly wastewater treatment facility with
environmental technologies
A wastewater treatment facility that strives to incorporate a variety of
environmental technologies, including specialized treatment that improves
the water quality of Tokyo Bay and small hydroelectric power generation.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/800/cmsfiles/contents/0000035/
35839/office/iriezaki_mc.html
Address 3-17-1 Shiohama, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-287-5202
T o u r s Available
Energy creation facilities
Energy saving facilities
Industrial tourist attractions
Natural environment
attractions
Ogishima Wind Power Plant
Kawasaki Mega Solar Power Generation Plant
Produces approximately 3 million kWh annually through wind power
One of the largest mega solar plants in Japan
The output total of Ukishima and Ogishima is approximately 20,000 kW.
The approximately 21.1 million kwh in annual power output is equivalent
to the usage by approximately 5,900 ordinary households.
U R L http://eco-miraikan.jp/ (Kawasaki Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan)
Address Ukishima Solar Power Plant: Ukishima-cho, Kawasaki-ku
Ogishima Solar Power Plant: Ogishima, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-223-8869 (Kawasaki Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan)
T o u r s Ukishima Solar Power Plant: Inquire at Kawasaki Eco Gurashi Mirai-kan (reservation required)
Ogishima Solar Power Plant: Not open to visitors
Ukishima Solar Power Plant
This plant does not emit any greenhouse gases during power generation, and reduces
approximately 2,000 tons of CO2 per year when compared with oil fired power plants.
The height of the wind turbine is approximately 123 meters.
U R L http://www.noe.jx-group.co.jp/
Address 1-2 Ogishima, Kawasaki-ku
(Located within JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation Kawasaki Office, Ogishima Section)
Contact 03-6275-5184
(JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation, Energy Solutions Headquarters,
ES Planning & Marketing Dept. Power Business G Group)
T o u r s The plant can be viewed from Higashi Ogishima Nishi Park or from Kawasaki Mari-en
Kawasaki Thermal Power Plant & Kawasaki Steam Net
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Keikyu Daishi Line
Ajinomoto Kawasaki
Business Office
Suzuki-cho 409
Minato-cho
Kawasaki
Racetrack
Kawasaki
City Hall
Rodo Kaikan Mae
Fujisaki 1-chome
Kawasaki Ward Office
Kawasaki Cycle
Race Course
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King Skyfront
Daishi
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Haneda Airport
Tonomachi
Sangyo Doro
Kawasaki Daishi
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Kawasaki Natural Gas Power Plant
Clean natural gas generates approximately 850,000 kW
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Kawasaki Thermal Power Plant
Hama-Kawasaki
Kawasaki Ward
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Kawasaki Ukishima
Combining gas turbines and exhaust heat-using steam turbines,
the plant has achieved approximately 58% power generation efficiency.
It reduces the environmental load and provides a stable supply of power.
U R L http://www.kngg.co.jp/
Address 12-1 Ogimachi, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-366-8671
Kawasaki Life Science &
Environment Research Center (LiSE)
A R&D facility that will assume a leading role in the Comprehensive
Special Zone for International Competitiveness Development
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Undersea Tunnel
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Fuel use and CO2 emissions are significantly reduced by burning LNG at high temperatures.
The steam from this process is supplied to 10 companies in the area. This contributes to
significant energy saving and CO2 reduction within the entire industrial complex.
Address 5-1 Chidori-cho, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-576-3400
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Oshima Yotsukado
Odasakae-cho
A combined cycle power generation system with one of the world’s
highest level of heat efficiency at 59% and the supply of steam contribute
to energy saving and CO2 reduction.
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Research of leading technologies in the life science and environmental fields.
The building utilizes solar and geothermal power and meets CASBEE Kawasaki’s
highest S-rank standard.
Address 3-25-13 Tonomachi, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-200-2739
(Coastal Area International Strategy Office,
General Planning Bureau, City of Kawasaki)
Kawasaki Mari-en
Ogishima Thermal Power Plant
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Tokyo Bay
Kawasaki Biomass Power Plant
The largest urban biomass power plant in Japan
This is a biomass mono-fuel combustion power generation plant which uses
wood-based fuel chips and other materials to provide “CO2-free power.”
This reduces CO2 by approximately 120,000 tons annually.
U R L http://www.kawasaki-biomass.jp/
Address 12-6 Ogimachi, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-201-6775
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Kawasaki City Southern Area
Energy saving facilities
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Natural environment
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Mitsubishi Fuso Truck &
Bus Corporation, Kawasaki Plant
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409
Endo-cho
Utilizes an energy-saving air-conditioning system that makes
use of geothermal power
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Opened in 2012
Nano Micro Technology GovernmentIndustry-Academic Joint Research Facility
* A system of evaluating a building’s environmental performance. A ranking is given
based on a comprehensive assessment of six elements: “functionality and service life”;
“habitability”; “greenery and cityscape”; “energy saving”; “resource saving and recycling”;
and “consideration of surroundings.”
A nanotechnology research facility which will contribute
to technological innovations in the environment field,
including increased efficiency of solar power generation.
It houses a large-scale clean room and adopts a rooftop
solar power generation system.
U R L http://kbic-nanobic-kawasaki.org/
Address 7-7 Shin-Kawasaki, Saiwai-ku
Contact 044-584-1105
T o u r s Available (spaces occupied by enterprises, etc.
not for viewing; tours may be possible upon consultation)
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A cutting-edge office building in front of Kawasaki Station:
Both worker- and eco-friendly <The Kawasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry>
In July 2012, the Kawasaki Frontier Building, the
new office space of the Kawasaki Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (KCCI) in front of
Kawasaki Station, was
completed. Jointly built
with Kajima Corporation
with the concept, “a
cutting-edge eco-friendly
office building that will
become Kawasaki city’s
symbol,” this building
received CASBEE
Kawasaki’s S-rank – the
“highest rank” given to
Kawasaki Frontier Building buildings which achieve
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improved environmental quality with minimum
external environmental load.
Green as well as functional and safe
The building employs airflow windows, which
circulate the indoor air, and Low-E high insulation
glass. As a result, the heat of solar radiation in the
summer and cold air in the winter are prevented
from entering, improving the efficiency of the
cooling and heating system. Furthermore, the
building has an automatic light control system that
consistently lets in the optimal amount of outside
light, as well as LED lighting which achieves high
energy savings. In addition, much thought went
into the location of the windows to increase natural
lighting and realize a comfortable brightness.
Moreover, the building achieves 1.5 times the
durability stipulated in the Building Standards Act
in case of
emergencies. Mr.
Tamura of the
KCCI General
Affairs Dept.
describes,
“Functionality and
(From left) Mr. Yoshida and
safety were
Mr. Tamura of the Kawasaki Chamber
pursued while
of Commerce and Industry and
taking thorough
Mr. Oda of Kajima Corporation
environmental
measures, and therefore, the building is hospitable
to both the environment and the workers.”
The name “Kawasaki Frontier Building” was
chosen from a list of names collected from staff.
Mr. Yoshida of the KCCI Planning and PR Dept.
states, “As those working at this environmentally
cutting-edge office, we would like to actively lead
the way into the new era with a ‘frontier spirit’.”
The office building is indeed very bright and full
of vitality.
U R L http://www.kawasaki-cci.or.jp/
久根崎
Keih
in
Minato-cho
409
Ka
wa
sa
ki
Keikyu Kawasaki
Kawasaki
Kawasaki Chamber of
race track
Commerce and Industry
Kawasaki City Hall
132
Kawasaki Ward Office
Shinkawabashi
Nisshin-cho
Yokohama City
1
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hona
wate
D
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hi
aiic
n
ihi
Ke
Kawasaki bicycle racing track
Kawasaki baseball stadium
Kawasaki Ward
Minamigawara Children’s Culture Center
A play space for local children to experience energy saving technologies
川
Equipped with a geothermal air-conditioning system and a solar power generation
崎system,
鶴見市場
新
children can get a hands-on
experience with environmental technologies.
町
The facility is also used as a resource for children to learn about
the environment.
U R L http://park15.wakwak.com/~kskc2100kobun/
Address 74-2 Miyako-cho, Saiwai-ku
Contact 044-511-4963
T o u r s Available
Kawasaki Underground City Azalea
浜川崎
鶴 見
A symbol of Kawasaki city that boasts the
highest rank in environmental performance
Dain
i
Developed the world’s first water circulation power generation system.
Succeeded in retrieving electricity from circulated energy generated from
unused pool water!
It is a sports club where the facility is full of vitality, and both the body
and mind are revived.
U R L http://www.nas-club.co.jp/shinkawasaki/
Address Shinka Mall 4F-5F, 5-2 Shin-Kawasaki, Saiwai-ku
Contact 03-6858-7504 NAS Head Office, Facility Management Dept.
T o u r s Available (reservation required; only Thursdays and closed days)
Shin-Kawasaki Sozo no Mori Science Park NANOBIC
Rokugodote
Saiwai Ward
te
Shit
Shoei makes “filtration equipment” that cleans pool and
hot spring water, hydroelectric generators, and energy
saving equipment.
The company’s building incorporates a power generation
system that uses renewable energies such as solar and
wind power, as well as a rainwater-usage system, rooftop
greening, and more.
U R L http://www.shoei-roka.co.jp
Address 2-6 Shin-kawasaki, Saiwai-ku
Contact 044-589-1601 (General Affairs Dept., Honda)
T o u r s Available
(reservation required; group visits only; Tue-Fri)
Kawaramachi
o
Yak
Sports Club NAS Shin-Kawasaki
A world’s first! Reduces electricity use by using a water
circulation power generation system that leverages
the circulating water of the pool.
Shoei
15
Saiwai Ward Office
The newest vehicle inspection plant has introduced a “geothermal heat
pump system,” which reduces energy consumption when using
the air conditioner or heater.
U R L http://www.mitsubishi-fuso.com/
Address 10 Okura-cho, Nakahara-ku
An environmentally-friendly filtration equipment maker
Its building has received CASBEE* Kawasaki’s S-rank
Tokyo
Fuc
Industrial tourist attractions
Kawasaki Riverside
Golf Course
a
imad
Kash
An eco-friendly, cutting-edge techno city where leading industries
and company R&D headquarters are based.
Energy creation facilities
saki
Kawa
Shin-
Kawasaki Ward, Saiwai Ward, Part of Nakahara Ward
The third biggest underground city in Japan, in front of Kawasaki Station
This underground city actively contributes to environmental measures, such as
the reduction of CO2 by way of its advanced high efficiency air conditioning system.
Shopping and live entertainment can also be enjoyed.
U R L http://www.azalea.co.jp/
Address 26-2 Ekimae Honcho, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-211-3871
Kawasaki Station East Exit Station Square
A people and eco-friendly station square
The East Exit Station Square was transformed based on the two themes
of eco and barrier-free, while being conscious of giving the square
an appearance suited to becoming the “face of Kawasaki.”
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/kurashi/category/
26-2-1-1-5-0-0-0-0-0.html
Address Ekimae Honcho, Kawasaki-ku
Contact 044-200-3021
T o u r s Available
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Nakahara Ward, Takatsu Ward
Tokyo Gas Nakahara Building
Highly efficient air-conditioning system that
utilizes solar heat for cooling and heating
Evacuated tube solar energy absorbers are installed on the roof of
the building. The collected heat is used effectively for cooling and
heating the building through absorption water cooling and heating
machines as well as heat exchangers for heating systems.
U R L http://www.tokyo-gas.co.jp/
Address 2-215 Kosugi, Nakahara-ku
Contact 044-211-7212
T o u r s Available (reservation required)
Energy creation facilities
A pleasant district that maximizes its natural greenery and
waterfront, where one can have direct contract with
cutting-edge environmental technologies.
Energy saving facilities
Industrial tourist attractions
Natural environment
attractions
Kawasaki International Center
An international exchange facility equipped with
a solar power system
Ro
ad
An office that has adopted advanced energy saving measures
Ke
ihi
n
Toky
u Den
-en-t
osh
i Li
n
Den-en-chofu
Da
isa
n
Kawasaki’s first citizen-initiated Ohisama Solar Power Station was installed
thanks to donations from citizens and the Green Power Fund. Event spaces
and an accommodation facility are available at the Center.
U R L http://www.kian.or.jp/kic/
Address 2-2 Kizuki, Gion-cho,
Nakahara-ku
Contact 044-200-3021
T o u r s Available
NEC Tamagawa Solutions Center
Mus
Mizonokuchi
ash
i-Mi
zon
oku
chi
e
Kajigaya
Miyauchi-kitagawa
Tokyo
Keihin Kawasaki
Takatsu Ward
雪が谷大塚
Fu
u
ch
Tamagawa
ido
Ka
Mus
ash
i-Sh
injo
御嶽山
kaid
haraNaka
Todoroki Green Park
Todoroki
Athletic Field
409
Tachibana
Chitose
o
Mus
ashi
-Nak
ahar
a
Marukobashi
Kosugi-jyujiro
JR
N
am
bu
L
Nakahara Ward
A park full of sports and hands-on nature facilities
Numabe
Shinmaruko
ine
Musashi-Kosugi
Nakahara Ward Office
MusashiKosugi
Ichinotsubo
To
kai
do
Sh
ink
an
sen
Lin
e
T ok
yu T
o
The entire 日吉
facility is an environmental showcase
田
鹿島
Chairman Suzuki of Kawasaki New Energy
Promotion Association
矢上
横浜市
Takatsu Ward Office
崎
新川
“The goal is to create more homes that supply
and utilize their own energy. Five to six solar
panels can generate more than 50% of the power
consumed annually per household,” said
Chairman Suzuki on solar power generation.
Moving forward, “KNEPA aims to continue its
activities as a comprehensive organization that
actively incorporates not only solar power but
also wind and hydroelectric powers. My dream is
to establish ‘Kawasaki, a Solar City,’ that makes
everyone cheerful,” Chairman Suzuki expressed
with enthusiasm.
Kizuki 4-chome
Reopened this year with the implementation of a geothermal air-conditioning
system. The center holds a wide range of events as a place where people
can see the latest environmental technologies up close.
U R L http://park15.wakwak.com/~kskc3110kobun/index.html
Address 464-2 Ichinotsubo, Nakahara-ku
Contact 044-433-8546
ma
Hira
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Aiming to establish “Kawasaki, a
Solar City” where people can be
cheerful
Line
Kawasaki New Energy Promotion Association
(KNEPA) is a group of 13 enterprises in the field
of solar power generation or energy-saving
homes. It disseminates information to the public
on the expansion of new energy aiming to
prevent global warming. Based in Kawasaki city,
the Association carries out a wide range of
activities, including seminars and events. It ran a
booth at the Kawasaki Environmental Show
Window Fair held in July 2012. The solar power
demo using an actual solar panel was very
popular with children, amazed to discover that
solar power was capable of generating electricity.
Chairman Suzuki of KNEPA began to focus on
solar power two decades ago. Seeing
eco-friendly solar panels which do not release
CO2, he said the idea of being able to produce
electricity anywhere, so long as the sun was
shining, excited him.
An activity center for children and community members to
increase their
familiarity with the global environment
下丸子
Nakahara
Peace Park
osuka
Turning natural power into energy for homes <Kawasaki New Energy Promotion Association>
Tamagawa Children’s Culture Center
JR Yok
Motosumiyoshi
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“Stop global warming!”
Energy friendly for the earth
鵜の木
yok
oL
ine
Nogawa
awara
Mukaig
This park, where Kawasaki Frontale’s home ground is located,
has a number of sports facilities. Also, featuring a fishing pond
and a Japanese garden where one can get in touch with nature,
this park is most suitable for taking a stroll.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/shisetsu/
category/30-11-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.html
Address 1-1 Todoroki, Nakahara-ku
Contact 044-788-2311
(Roads and Parks Management Center,
Nakahara Ward Office)
Energy saving measures are taken not only in regard to the building and facilities;
CO2 emission is further reduced through ICT use. It is a true example of
石川台
“Total Eco-Solution
for the Office.”
U R L http://jpn.nec.com/
Address 1753 Shimonumabe, Nakahara-ku
Contact 044-435-1048
The facility has been installed with environmental technologies, including a solar power
generation system and green roof. The ward office is being promoted as an Ecological City
Hall that introduces eco-friendly initiatives.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/takatsu/cmsfiles/contents/0000035/35881/index.html
Address 2-8-1 Shimosakunobe, Takatsu-ku
Contact 044-861-3131
T o u r s Available (offered by staff upon request)
幸区
U R L http://www.kawasaki-energy.net/
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Miyamae Ward, Tama Ward, Asao Ward
東府中
本町
府中
府中競馬正門前
白糸台
Energy creation facilities
中央自動車道
An area in which urban development
and20 environmental
武蔵野台
調布
conservation take place in harmony,
featuring
unique
飛田給
稲城
西調布
是政
environmental facilities
that
leverage the community’s
resources.
競艇場前
多磨霊園
Chofu
Minami-Tama
Fuda
Inag
inaga
numa
Inagi
Sa
g
Ke
io
Yomiuri Land
Tama Ward
Wakabadai
つつじヶ丘
Haruhino
Odakyu Odawara Line
Kurokawa
Yomiuriland-mae
Ikuta
豪徳寺
Its solar water heater contributes to reducing CO2
経堂
東京
Tokyo
*A cogeneration system is also used within the hospital.
MukogaokaYuen
Shuk
ugaw
ara
二子玉川
高津
津田
山
溝の口
m
ei
高津区役所
To
Ozenji Furusato Park
三京
浜道
路
第
すずかけ台
つきみ野
14
南町田
横浜町田
This facility is equipped with a highly efficient power generation system
that utilizes excess heat from waste incineration, coupled with
武蔵小杉
advanced functions for meeting rigorous
management targets,
中原区役所
including pollution control targets.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/shisetsu/category/
43-4-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.html
Address 1285 Ozenji, Asao-ku
元住吉
Contact 044-966-6135
T o u r s Available (elementary school groups/reservation required)
中原区
海
道
新
Kitayamada
Fujigaoka
東
Center Kita
高田
都筑
Yokohama Aoba
Center Minami
都筑ふれあいの丘
港北 PA
Haruhino
Station
十日
市
A station that場uses natural energy
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東山田
田奈
つくし野
Japan’s first such initiative to be undertaken as a joint project
between a local government and private enterprises.
By using the hydraulic energy generated by a natural waterfall,
the power plant contributes to the prevention of global warming.
U R L http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/800/cmsfiles/
contents/0000035/35839/business/micro.html
Address 3-1-1 Tsuchihashi, Miyamae-ku
Contact 044-866-0335
T o u r s Available
仲町台
川和町
A wind and solar power
JR generation system is installed at Odakyu Line’s
Haruhino Station. The 横system
provides a part of the power used for
浜
線
the lighting of the station.
中
U R L http://www.odakyu.jp/
山
Address 5-8-1 Haruhino, Asao-ku
Contact 03-3349-2290 (Odakyu Electric Railway CSR & PR Dept.) 鴨居
平間
Aobadai
田
長津田
京浜川崎
Eda
恩田
成
瀬
Micro hydroelectric power generation that uses
natural energy
原
向河
Miyamae Ward
Ichigao
Saginuma Power Plant
409
原
Nakagawa
Kodomonokuni
九品仏
A highly functional facility that makes every effort toward
武蔵
environmental conservation
新丸子
中
Azamino
町
二子新地
アクト
川崎
Yokohama City
尾山台
玉川
Disposal
Center
新城
Saginuma
246
Tama-plaza
等々力
Municipal Solid Waste
高津区 Ozenji
武蔵
i Line
-tosh
en-en
D
u
y
Tok
Miyazakidai
Miyamaedaira
Tsurukawa
武蔵
溝ノ
口
梶が谷
Miyamae
Ward Office
Tomei Kawasaki
U R L http://www.marianna-u.ac.jp/tama/1_byoin_01.html
Address 21-30-37 Shukugawara, Tama-ku
Contact 044-200-3861 (Management Planning Office,
Municipal Hospital Management Bureau, City of Kawasaki)
上野毛
Ku
ji
Kakio
A hospital equipped with a multi-panel solar power generation system
Installed at the southwest side of the premises, a multi-panel solar power generation
system (20kW) produces eco-friendly clean energy.
Shin-Yurigaoka
Asao-ku
用賀 PA
Significant energy savings are achieved by employing a large-scale gas cogeneration
system to generate power, and by effectively using the exhaust heat for the steam and
cooling/heating system.
U R L http://www.energy-advance.co.jp/onsite/case.html
Address 2-16-1 Sugao, Miyamae-ku
Contact 044-977-8111 (Facility Dept.)
T o u r s Available
Kawasaki Municipal
Tama Hospital
Komae
Nob
orito
Asao Ward
Satsukidai
Kawasaki Frontale, in conjunction宮の坂
with the Ohisama
若林 Project, is
making 千歳船橋
efforts to cut CO2 by installing a solar water heater
at the clubhouse.
松陰神社前
祖師ヶ谷大蔵
U R L http://www.frontale.co.jp/
上町 世田谷
Address 1517-10 Azakanaibara, Katahira, Asao-ku
Contact 044-829-3011
T o u r s Available
Kitami
Ex
pr
es
sw
ay
Asao
Ward Office
Large-scale natural gas cogeneration system
東松原
世田谷
Yurigaoka
Kurihira
新代田
梅ヶ丘 代田
Kawasaki Frontale, Asao
Clubhouse
柴崎
IzumiTamagawa
Tama
Ward Office
下高井戸
Natural environment
attractions
Tamagawa
Nakanos
hima
明大前
桜上水
松原
Kokuryo
am
i
ha
ra
Lin
e
Keioinadazutsumi
上北沢
仙川
成城学園前
J
R Na
Inadaz
mbu
utsum
Line
i
八幡山
Industrial tourist attractions
Keio-tamagawa
Yan
oku
chi
Keioyomiuri-land
Meiji University
Kurokawa Farm
Energy saving facilities
芦花公園
千歳烏山
St. Marianna University
School of Medicine
Energy Center
代田橋
幹
線
府中
東急
東横
線
国立府中
Kawasaki City Northern Area
高井戸
港北
小机
日吉 coexistence with the environment, nature,
Concept: Harmonious
日吉本町
and community <Meiji University, Kurokawa Farm>
An urban farm, opened in April 2012
Kurokawa Farm was established in Kurokawa,
Asao-ku, Kawasaki city in April 2012 as an urban
網島
farm which
allows the practice and study of
agriculture, as well as research using the latest
technologies for satoyama conservation, while
harnessing the rich natural environment of
Kurokawa. The Farm houses a range of facilities,
including a greenhouse, agricultural field, display
新羽
greenhouse, and pigpen. The Farm is not only
utilized by students for practice and study, but also
promotes partnerships with the local, thriving
大倉山
agricultural community.
The Farm utilizes natural energy, including solar and
北新横浜
wind power. In front of an electronic panel
displaying the power output in real time, Prof.
1
Tamaki, Director of the Farm, expressed hope that
by “making
菊 visible” the university’s initiatives and
新 横浜
名
facilitating understanding,
interest in the
environment will increase
among students and
community members.
Furthermore, the Farm
has a wooden pellet
production space for
Farm Director Tamaki
converting wooden chips
into briquette fuel using biomass. The Farm strives
to produce its own energy by turning thinned trees
and branches and logs into fuel to use for heating
the greenhouse.
university, together with hands-on agricultural
demonstrations aimed at children and citizens. “I
hope people will experience the excitement of seeing
a bud from a seed grow very tall,” said Prof. Tamaki,
who hopes to convey the joy and enjoyment of
agriculture. With sparkling eyes, Prof. Tamaki stated,
“Kurokawa Farm is a place where people can interact
around agriculture. We want the whole community to
be part of the revival of agriculture and the nurturing
of the Kurokawa brand.”
Kurokawa brand, to be nurtured by the
entire community
As a base of the “Farm Park Program” promoted by
Kawasaki city, the Farm is actively engaged in
research exchanges between the community and
The Farm utilizes natural energy, including wind and solar power.
U R L http://www.meiji.ac.jp/agri/kurokawa/index.html
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A guide on how to explore the latest Eco-City realizing energy shift
Kawasaki
Eco-Tech Walker
Narita
International Airport
Shinjuku
approx.
73 minutes
Tokyo
Station
approx.
18 minutes
Shinagawa
Station
approx.
Keihin Kyuko Line
8 minutes
Narita Express
Tokaido Line
Kawasaki
Station
Yamanote Line
Yokohama
Station
approx.
8 minutes
Keikyu-line
Kawasaki
Station
Haneda
Airport
approx.
16 minutes
«Access to Kawasaki»
approx. 16 minutes from Haneda Airport
Haneda Airport → (Keihin Kyuko Line) → Keikyu Kawasaki Station
approx. 73 minutes from Narita International Airport
Narita Airport → (approx. 65 minutes via Narita Express) → Shinagawa Station
Shinagawa Station → (approx. 8 minutes by JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
approx. 18 minutes from Tokyo Station
Tokyo Station → (JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
approx. 8 minutes from Yokohama Station
Yokohama Station → (JR Tokaido Line) → Kawasaki Station
International Economic Affairs Office
Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau, City of Kawasaki
210-8577 1, Miyamoto-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi
Tel: 044-200-2313 Fax: 044-200-3920
[email protected]
Published December 2012
2012