若松団地

The Wakamatsu residential complex contains 32 buildings with 1,333 apartments, featuring both mid-rise flats and high-rise structures with retail spaces at ground level.

Built in 1969 by the Japan Housing Corporation, this residential development emerged on reclaimed land that was previously part of the sea until the early 1960s.

The complex water tower displays a large mural painted in 1987 by Belgian artist Claude Lyr, commemorating the moon landing achievements.

Located one minute from JR Minami-Funabashi Station, the complex includes pharmacies, post offices, supermarkets, restaurants, green spaces, parks, and childcare facilities.

The western high-rise buildings form a noise barrier, strategically positioned to shield residents from the former Funabashi Auto Race Track sounds.

GPS coordinates: 35.67917,139.99583

Latest update: March 3, 2025 03:41