34-story tower with about 305 homes planned in Nisshincho, Kawasaki Ward: about 125 m tall, Sumitomo Realty's response report on public view until Nov 13 (also at Saiwai Ward Office)
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Translated from Japanese. If anything differs, the Japanese version is correct.
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- A plan calls for a 34-story apartment building, about 125 m tall with about 305 homes, on about 3,740 m² of land now used mainly as parking at 3-7 Nisshincho, Kawasaki Ward. The developer is Sumitomo Realty & Development.
- From Fri, Oct 30, to Fri, Nov 13, 2026, you can read the "response report," which sets out the developer's views on opinions from residents, on the 1st floor of Saiwai Ward Office, the 2nd floor of Kawasaki Ward Office and elsewhere. It is also on the city website.
- Construction is planned from June 2027 to November 2030. If you want to speak about the environment at a public hearing, apply by Fri, Nov 13.
Location
Planned site of the (provisional) Kawasaki Nisshincho Project
神奈川県川崎市川崎区日進町3-7
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Image: (Provisional) Kawasaki Nisshincho Project response report (Sumitomo Realty, posted on the Kawasaki City website)
A plan is underway to build a 34-story tower apartment in Nisshincho, Kawasaki Ward. On Fri, Oct 30, 2026, Kawasaki City put the developer's "response report" on public view as one step in the environmental assessment process. You can also read it at Saiwai Ward Office.
34 floors, about 125 m, about 305 homes

The project is called the "(provisional) Kawasaki Nisshincho Project," and the developer is Sumitomo Realty & Development. The site is at 3-7 Nisshincho, Kawasaki Ward, and is now used mainly for hourly parking.
| Plan | |
|---|---|
| Site | About 3,740 m² (commercial zone) |
| Building | 34 floors above ground and 1 below, about 125 m tall |
| Homes | About 305 (about 255 3LDK, 30 2LDK and 20 1LDK) |
| Home size | About 43 to 110 m² |
| Parking | About 164 spaces (including a parking tower about 45 m tall) |
| Bicycle parking | About 610 spaces |
| Construction | June 2027 to November 2030 (planned) |
According to the report, the site is southwest of Kawasaki Station, about 500 m from JR Kawasaki Station, about 800 m from Keikyu Kawasaki Station and about 430 m from Hatchonawate Station. The JR Nambu Branch Line runs to the north and the Keikyu line to the south. Open spaces that anyone can walk through are planned on the east and west sides of the building.
Read the report until Nov 13, including at Saiwai Ward Office
The "response report" sums up the opinions that residents and others gave on the earlier "preparatory report," and the developer's views on them.
- Period: Fri, Oct 30, to Fri, Nov 13, 2026, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.
- Places and hours:
- Saiwai Ward Office 1st floor and Kawasaki Ward Office 2nd floor: 8:30 a.m.–5 p.m.
- Environmental Assessment Division, Environment Bureau (City Hall main building, 20th floor, counter 6): 8:30 a.m.–5:15 p.m.
- You can also read it at Tsurumi Ward Office and the Environmental Impact Assessment Division of Yokohama City's Green Environment Bureau.
- Website: During the period, the report is also posted on the Kawasaki City website.
Apply by Nov 13 to speak at a hearing
If you want to speak about the environment at a public hearing, submit an application by Fri, Nov 13 (by mail, it must be postmarked that day). People who live or work in the areas related to the project, among others, can apply.
If a hearing is held, it is planned for the daytime on Sat, Dec 26, in Kawasaki. The hearing is a place to state opinions, not to ask questions or hold discussions. For details, see the city's page on the response report.
For questions about the project, contact Sumitomo Realty's Housing Sales Division planning department (tel. 050-3112-5089). For the procedure, contact the Environmental Assessment Division of Kawasaki City's Environment Bureau (tel. 044-200-2152).
Sources
- 報道発表資料(PDF)(川崎市 環境局)
- (仮称)川崎日進町計画に係る条例見解書(川崎市 環境局)
- 条例見解書(本編)第1章(PDF)(住友不動産(川崎市のホームページに掲載))
- 355(仮称)川崎日進町計画に係る環境影響評価手続(川崎市 環境局)
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