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TSUKUBA SCIENCE CITY INFORMATION
　
Purpose
Location and Area Covered
Structure of the New Town
Outline of Town Building Scheme
Research and Education District
-TRAFFIC NETWORK
-SERVICE FACILITIES
-NEW FACILITIES IN THE CITY
-City center
-The plan of the City Center
-The complete plan diagram
-PARKS and WALKWAYS
-LANDSCAPE
-HOUSING
-URBAN FACILITIES
Surrounding Suburban District
The Future of Tsukuba Science City
History

都市づくり

Research and Education District

HOUSINGHOUSING
There are 5,349 governmental housing units, 2,829 public housing units and private homed in this city.UD provides 1,704 units of public housing (including mid or high-rise housing) at Tsukuba-Sakura, Tsukuba-Ninomiya housing complex and homes in the Ninomiya area. The next task is to increase the supply of housing on private building lots prepared under a land readjustment project
　Number of houses
Housing for government employees
5,349
Public type housingHousing by UD(rental)1,276
(for sale)428
Housing by regional government(prefectural)595
(municipal)48
Public corp. housing for employees482
　
8,178
A row of Detached House Matsushiro(HUD)
Matsushiro prefectural Housing
A row of Detached House Matsushiro(HUD)

Matsushiro prefectural Housing

PEOPLE AND LIFE
As of October 2005, 33 years after the first arrivals from Tokyo in 1972, the population of Science City stood at 200,381. During this time, newcomers' involvement in local events, such as festivals, and communications between new and old residents have increased. Foreign visitors too, have actively participated in many city events. As of October 2005, there are 7,292 residents who came from abroad to study or conduct research in Tsukuba. Thus, a unique community, only possible in Tsukuba, is emerging.
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