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Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd. Decided to introduce “Office Tea Room” service to support workers’ wellbeing improvement through tea at Yaesu Project

[Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd.] Decided to introduce “Office Tea Room” service to support workers’ wellbeing improvement through tea at Yaesu Project
*Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd.*
Press release: September 17, 2024
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Decided to introduce “Office Tea Room” service to support workers’ wellbeing improvement through tea at Yaesu Project
*Providing my own tea bottles also contributes to reducing waste by approximately 1 ton per year*
Tokyo Tatemono Co., Ltd., TeaRoom Co., Ltd., secca
The three companies, Inc., are working to support workers through tea in the “Tokyo Station Yaesu 1-chome East B District Type 1 Urban Redevelopment Project” (hereinafter referred to as the “Yaesu Project”), in which Tokyo Tatemono is participating as a member of the redevelopment association. We would like to inform you that we have decided to introduce a new service, “Office Tea Room” (hereinafter referred to as the “Service”), to improve well-being and support corporate well-being management.
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The Yaesu Project will introduce a new service, “Office Tea Room,” which supports the improvement of workers’ well-being and the promotion of corporate well-being management through tea. *
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This was made possible through a collaboration between Tokyo Tatemono, TeaRoom, a start-up company that produces everything from tea production to sales, and secca, a creative group based in Kanazawa. * * ・We have newly developed nine types of tea flavors that you can choose according to your mood and mood, as well as a kit that allows you to enjoy authentic tea. *
* ・ Providing customers with their own tea bottles also helps reduce waste by approximately 1 ton per year throughout the building. * * Aim of introducing “Office Tea Room” *
Recently, an increasing number of companies are working on health management and well-being management in order to secure and retain human resources and improve employee productivity. In order to respond to these social needs, this service creates new lifestyle habits in the office through tea, and supports the improvement of workers’ own well-being by improving their mental and physical health and revitalizing communication, as well as the well-being management of companies. It’s a thing.
In the tea ceremony, it is important for the host and the guest to communicate, and they are expected to be considerate towards each other. This spirit has been inherited in Japan’s hospitality. Tea plays a role in bringing people together in daily life, and Japanese people have cherished spiritual connections and a sense of harmony by drinking tea with family and friends. By creating a tea room in the office that is suitable for modern times, we aim to improve the well-being of workers through high-quality connections with people, and at the same time provide an experience that will pass on the spirituality and culture that has been cultivated in Japan to the future.
Furthermore, by promoting new forms of tea consumption in offices, we will contribute to the sustainable development and growth of Japan’s tea industry, which is suffering from an aging population and a lack of successors.
*Main services provided in “Office Tea Room”*
* “Fast Tea” allows you to easily enjoy authentic and delicious tea * TeaRoom, a start-up company that provides total production from tea production to sales, has developed a unique brewing recipe for this service that uses a commercial-grade drip machine to enjoy the same flavor and aroma as tea brewed in a teapot. did. You can easily purchase high-quality tea with one touch at Wab.* (tentative name), a well-being floor for office residents located on the 13th floor of the Yaesu Project. In addition, building operators will provide their own tea bottles free of charge and encourage workers to use their own bottles, which is expected to reduce waste by approximately 1 ton per year throughout the Yaesu project.
*Click here for details on Wab. (https://tatemono.com/news/20240607.html

) “Fast Tea” provision image
* “Slow Tea” allows you to easily enjoy tea brewed in a teapot anywhere with a special tea kit *
TeaRoom, Kanazawa-based manufacturing creator group secca, and Tokyo Tatemono have jointly developed a tea kit exclusively for this service. Special tea kits will be provided by Tokyo Tatemono in the office common areas of the Yaesu Project, including Wab. By using a tea kit, you can easily enjoy authentic tea brewed in a teapot anywhere. It is mainly intended to be used to entertain customers and during workers’ breaks, and by sharing the time to brew tea, tea will increase daily interaction in the office and create connections between people.
In addition, TeaRoom and Tokyo Tatemono have jointly developed a tea leaf exclusively for slow tea called “Wellbeing Tea” (9 flavors available, hot or iced). By using our unique “Wellbeing Tea Mapping” that allows you to select the type of tea that matches your mood and mood, you can easily enjoy authentic tea that suits you.
“Slow Tea” tea kit image
Wellbeing tea mapping
* “Chanoyu event” that promotes community formation among workers * With the cooperation of TeaRoom, etc., we regularly hold “Chanoyu events” at Wab., etc. to learn about the concept of tea ceremony and the joy of tea. By deepening understanding of tea ceremony culture and getting people interested in tea through events, we will lead to the use of “fast tea” and “slow tea”, promote the formation of a community among workers, and encourage employees to come to the office. Create value.
“Chanoyu event” image
*Tokyo Tatemono’s initiatives related to well-being in urban development* In March 2023, Tokyo Tatemono formed a project team, “Well-being,” with the aim of deepening consideration of measures related to well-being and implementing them in urban development.
Lab.” was launched. Well-being
Based on the results of a survey of 10,000 businesspeople in the Tokyo metropolitan area, Lab. has identified 20 “well-being improvement factors” that analyze what types of behaviors and situations contribute to improving well-being. . In addition, based on survey results and academic opinions, we have developed a “well-being score” that can easily measure an individual’s state of well-being by having them answer one question every day.
We have repeatedly considered effective measures based on “well-being improvement factors” and have decided to introduce this service. Well-being improvement factors
* “Office Tea Room” Partner Overview *
TeaRoom
Company name: TeaRoom Co., Ltd.
Head Office: STANTION kitasando 5F, 3-38-14 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo Representative: Ryo Iwamoto
Established: May 2018
Business overview: Japanese tea production, sales and consulting business, culture-related business centered on tea ceremony and Japanese tea
Corporate site: https://tearoom.co.jp/
secca
Company name: secca inc.
Head office: 12-6 Showa-cho, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture Representative: Tatsuya Uemachi
Established: August 2013
Business overview: Planning, design, consulting for industrial products, development, manufacturing, and sales of in-house products Corporate site: https://secca.co.jp/

《Reference》
・”Well-being Lab.” launched (March 17, 2023)
OuG7.pdf (irpocket.com) ・Decided to develop a high-rise lounge, experience hot spring therapy and meditation in the office (May 7, 2024)
https://tatemono.com/news/20240507.html
・Decision to establish a cafeteria to support improved worker well-being (as of June 7, 2024)
https://tatemono.com/news/20240607.html
・Implemented a lifestyle improvement program from Harvard University that teaches in the kitchen (as of June 27, 2024)
https://tatemono.com/news/20240627-2.html
・Tokyo Station Yaesu 1-chome East B District Type 1 Urban
Redevelopment Project Official Homepage
https://office.tatemono.com/yaesupj/

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