株式会社ネイバーズファーム 活用事例（日野市）
株式会社ネイバーズファーム, 農林水産省
農林水産省 農山漁村振興交付金事例
Urban Farm DB summary
Hino case report on opening a farm for neighbourhood markets using national urban-agriculture symbiosis grants and municipal collaboration, linking citizen-farm produce distribution with community building.
Key points
- 1A local farm in Hino City was opened to host neighborhood markets.
- 2The project leveraged national urban-agriculture symbiosis grants and municipal collaboration.
- 3It facilitated the distribution of produce from citizen and experiential farms.
- 4It simultaneously fostered the formation of local community.
- 5It serves as an example of public-private partnerships for sustainable urban agriculture and community strengthening.
Extracted facts
3 factsOnly numbers and their conditions are stored, as structured data — never the source's own sentences. Metric and condition names stay in English, as coded.
- 30 %
specialty product unawareness rate(hino residents)
Social- region
- JP-Tokyo
- municipality
- 日野市
- study design
- 住民アンケート
- note
- 市の特産物(トマトや梨など)を知らない市民
- 60 %
local produce low purchase rate(hino residents)
Social- region
- JP-Tokyo
- municipality
- 日野市
- study design
- 住民アンケート
- definition
- 地元の農産物を購入する頻度が月1回以下
- 70– %
local produce purchase expectation rate(hino residents)
Social- region
- JP-Tokyo
- municipality
- 日野市
- study design
- 住民アンケート
- note
- 地元農産物を買えることを期待する市民は7割以上
Direction of conclusions
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- Food accessMixed
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis 2023 report details a case study from Hino City, Japan, involving Neighbors Farm Co., Ltd. The initiative focused on opening a local farm to host neighborhood markets, leveraging national urban-agriculture symbiosis grants and municipal collaboration. This project successfully linked the distribution of produce from citizen and experiential farms with the formation of local community. It serves as an example of how public-private partnerships can foster sustainable urban agriculture and strengthen community ties.
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Why it matters for urban farming
This case demonstrates that urban farms can be more than just places to grow produce; they can become central hubs for local communities. By leveraging national grants and municipal collaboration, urban farms can create opportunities for selling their harvest and deepen interactions with local residents. Your urban farm can find inspiration in such partnerships to become a more vibrant center for community activities.