Park Tower Kashiwa no ha Campus to bring 629 units near station
- Adam German
- Sep 29
- 2 min read
On September 26th, Mitsui Fudosan Residential unveiled model rooms for Park Tower Kashiwa-no-ha Campus, a 629-unit condominium project in Kashiwa, Chiba Prefecture.
The development stands a one-minute walk from Kashiwa-no-ha Campus Station on the Tsukuba Express line, with LaLaport Kashiwa-no-ha shopping center two minutes away.
Finished exterior CG rendering with LaLaport shopping center in foreground.
The site covers 8,217 square meters and will feature a 43-story reinforced concrete tower, along with a seven-story steel-frame parking structure. The design incorporates seismic isolation technology.
Shared facilities include:
A “3C Lounge” supervised by community design group Machino Kenkyūjo, aimed at linking city life and children’s education
A “Work Suite” offering private office-style booths
A 40th-floor “Sky Lounge” for events and gatherings
Residences will range from studios to four-bedroom layouts, spanning 24 to 114 square meters.
Ceiling heights and expansive windows are designed to maximize light and openness.
Sustainability and Innovation
The project will be the first residential property to install EV chargers from Yanekara, a University of Tokyo startup based in Kashiwa-no-ha.
It will also incorporate a bio-swale landscape system to reduce flood risks, while aiming for ZEH-M Oriented certification for energy efficiency.
A bio-swale is a shallow, landscaped channel that captures rainwater, filters it through soil and plants, and helps reduce flood risk while improving water quality.
These initiatives align with the Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City’s focus on new industry creation, healthy longevity, and environmental symbiosis.
Market Response and Timeline [H2]
Since launching its website in June, the project has drawn interest from more than 4,800 potential buyers.
The first sales phase will begin in late November 2025, with prices ranging from the 30-million-yen level up to 280 million yen. The average unit is expected to sell for around 104 million yen.
Construction is scheduled for completion in July 2027, with residents set to move in beginning January 2028.
Source:
R.E. Port News (Japanese only)
