Tokyu Corporation (Futakotamagawa Rise) press release (2024.11.07) Tokyu Corporation (Futakotamagawa Rise) “FUTAKO TAMAGAWA RISE SKATE GARDEN” opens on December 7th! A variety of events including an opening event featuring Nobunari Oda, an ice festival, and skating classes. Event period: December 7, 2024 (Saturday) to March 2, 2025 (Sunday) Futakotamagawa Rise, a
large-scale mixed-use facility directly connected to Futakotamagawa Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line and Oimachi Line, is an outdoor skating rink that uses real ice and is open only in winter.FUTAKO TAMAGAWA RISE SKATE GARDEN ” will open on Saturday, December 7th. “FUTAKO TAMAGAWA RISE SKATE GARDEN” is a winter feature of
Futakotamagawa Rise, which started in 2012 and will be held for the 13th time this year. The authentic ice skating rink, which is approximately 390 square meters in size, has a lively atmosphere during the day and a magical world at night where you can enjoy skating. It is popular with many customers, including families and couples, every year, and last year more than 20,000 people visited. This year, the worldview of Futakotamagawa Rise Christmas 2024 “Blooming Lights” will be reflected in the skating rink, giving you an experience that feels like skating through a flower garden spread out on the ice. A variety of events are also held, including an “Opening Event” featuring professional skater Nobunari Oda and an “Ice Festival” where you can experience ice activities. We will also be holding a very popular skating class every year by Emi Watanabe, who has won the All Japan Championship for 8 consecutive years and is also active on TV.
13:00-19: 00 *From Monday, December 23rd to Friday, January 3rd, 2025, 11:00-19:00 (Reception ends at 18:30) Temporary staff: 150 people (the number of people will be limited depending on the situation) Price (including shoe rental fee): Adults 2,200 yen, Students (middle/high school/university) 2,000 yen*Student ID required, Elementary school students 1,700 yen. Preschool children 1,200 yen *The information in this news release is as of November 7th and is subject to change. *All prices shown include tax. *The posted image is an image. *For details, please see the website (
https://www.rise.sc/eventnews/detail/?cd=000966 )Please see. An “opening event” featuring professional skater Nobunari Oda will be held!
On the first day of opening, an opening event was held with luxurious guests. In addition to a special performance by professional skater Nobunari Oda, we will introduce tips for beginners to enjoy skating, practice methods you’ll want to try, and trivia about skating. In addition, the MC will be Koniwa, a celebrity who is famous for his impersonations of Shuzo Matsuoka and Takaaki Ishibashi of the Tunnels, and will liven up the venue. Date and time: Saturday, December 7, 2024 12:00-12:45 Fri: Free admission Nobunari Oda Born on March 25, 1987. Born in Takatsuki City, Osaka Prefecture. Started skating at the age of 3 and won the 2008 All Japan Championship. He announced his retirement in 2013 and continues to work as aprofessional skater, commentator, and talent. He returned to active duty in October 2022 and is currently training for the All Japan Championship in December 2024. Father of four children. My favorite foods are pancakes and shaved ice. Due to popular demand, we are increasing the number of events every year! Skating class by Emi Watanabe
“Emi Watanabe Skating Class ~Emi Skate for kids~” A skating class by Emi Watanabe, who has won the All Japan Championship for 8 consecutive years and is also active on TV. Because the lessons are held in small groups, even small children and beginners can take the lessons with confidence. This year, the number of events will be increased to twice a day, allowing more customers to enjoy skating. Date: Sunday, December 15, 2024January 12th (Sunday), 19th (Sunday), February 2nd (Sunday), 9th (Sunday), 2025 Holding time: 1.8:00-9:00 2.9:30-10:30 Fee Fri: 4,000 yen (includes shoe rental fee, reservation required) Number of participants: 40 people per session *Reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis Participation requirements: 4 years old or older In addition, there will also be a “Winter Vacation Intensive Class,” a skating class for different levels taught by Emi Watanabe, and a “Figure Class (for elementary school students and older)” for those who have experience skating and want to start figure skating. “Ice Festival” where you can have a different experience than usual An event area has been set up inside the skating rink, where you can enjoy special content such as on-ice activities that you can’t normally experience and performances by professional skaters. *The general sliding area will also be open. Event date and time: January 26, 2025 (Sunday) 11:00-19:00 *Details will be published on the website at a later date. Enjoy a safe skating experience with “Kids Time” for preschool children and “First Class” for beginners “Kids Time” is set up for preschool children and their guardians. In addition to being cheaper than usual at 1,600 yen for adults and 600 yen for preschoolers (including shoe rental fees), you can also rent out auxiliary items such as a “sea lion sled” for free, and take photos with the ice truck. In addition, in the “Beginner’s Class”, children with no experience in skating will be given detailed instructions on how to put on their shoes. This class is perfect for your first skating experience. *Please see the website for details. About Futakotamagawa Rise Futakotamagawa Rise is a large-scale mixed-use facility that harmonizes the city with a rich natural environment of “water, greenery, and light.” It consists of five commercial facilities, offices, hotels, studios and halls, and residences. Additionally, it features pedestrian walkways connecting each area and a variety of plaza spaces. Name: Futakotamagawa Rise Address: 2-21-1 Tamagawa, Setagaya-ku, Tokyo 158-0094 Official website: https://www.rise.sc/ Opening date: 1st phase project March 2011, 2nd phase project April 2015 Total area: Futakotamagawa Rise approximately 12.1ha Access: Directly connected to Futakotamagawa Station on the Tokyu Denentoshi Line and Oimachi Line