Tachikawa City Hall The first major renewal of “Tachikawa Public Relations” in 12 years! The design has been revamped to make it easier to read and understand.

[Tachikawa City Hall] “Tachikawa Public Relations” undergoes major renewal for the first time in 12 years! Redesigned for improved readability and clarity ​ Image
URL: Tachikawa City Hall Press release: September 8, 2025 To Members of the Press “Tachikawa Public Relations” undergoes its first major renewal in 12 years! The design has been revamped to make it even easier to read and understand. With an improved cover and special features and improved readability, we’ve upgraded our PR to be even more effective at communicating information.
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“Public Relations Tachikawa” September 10, 2020 issue cover The municipal newsletter “Tachikawa Public Relations,” published by Tachikawa City, will be revamped starting with the September 10, 2025, issue. Twelve years have passed since the old design was adopted, and the paper has been completely redesigned with a sophisticated design befitting the Reiwa era. Readability has also been improved by standardizing the writing style to horizontal and changing the opening direction to “left-hand opening (left-hand binding).” The new September 10th issue of “Tachikawa Public Relations” will be available on the city’s website and elsewhere starting today, September 7th (it will be distributed to all residents’ households from the 7th to the 9th). Tachikawa City Homepage:
https://www.city.tachikawa.lg.jp/shisei/koho/1005488/1005547/1023829/1025371.html Using various e-book services makes it easier and more convenient to read Tachikawa Public Relations. • Chiiki Bookshelf:
https://cccc.backshelf.jp/?folseq=384 • TAMA
ebooks：https://www.tama-ebooks.jp/city/tachikawa/ Key Points of the New “Tachikawa Public Relations” Renewal Improved readability (changed text direction) Until now, despite the magazine opening from the right (right-hand binding), the pages were a mixture of mainly vertical writing (first half) and mainly horizontal writing (second half), making them slightly difficult to read. The new “Tachikawa Public Relations” has been unified into horizontal writing, which is considered easier to read and faster to read, and the opening direction has been changed to left-hand opening (left-hand binding). Improved familiarity (design renewal) The old design had been in use for 12 years and had lost its sophistication over time. Therefore, we have completely redesigned the new “Tachikawa Public Relations” to create a stylish newsletter befitting the Reiwa era. In particular, we have adopted a graceful English font for the title design, making it more appealing to younger generations. In addition, the cover of the September 10th issue features a dynamic photo of children jumping energetically, with the cooperation of children attending the after-school children’s class “Kuru-Pure.” By creating an impactful cover image, we aimed to create a publication that people would want to pick up and open and read. The cover image will be related to the feature on pages 2-3.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/156956/30/156956-30-d92acc1f61688d0c68c9bd0163079d5a-3900×2929.jpg “Tachikawa Public Relations” September 10, 2025 Issue Special Feature: “Where are you going after school today?” “Tachikawa Public Relations” Basic Information • Name: Public Relations Tachikawa • Format: Tabloid, 12 pages, color • Circulation: Approximately 100,000 copies per issue (approximately 2.37 million copies per year) • Publication frequency: Published on the 10th and 25th of each month (24 issues per year) • Distribution method: Distribution to every household in the city, placement in public facilities, etc. • Other: We distribute “Voice Bulletin,” which is a recording of the contents read aloud, to the visually impaired and other individuals. For more information about the outline of “Tachikawa Public Relations,” please see: .