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Exciting Construction Tour for Local Preschoolers

On March 22, the construction site of the upcoming condominium, Lepiacourt Asakaidai, provided a unique experience for 127 preschool children from nearby nurseries. Organized by Chuo Jutaku Co., part of the Polus Group, and Openhouse Group's Architectural Construct division, this event not only showcased the machinery involved in construction but also sparked the children's curiosity about building careers.

The preschoolers, aged between 0 to 5 years, were given a structured tour emphasizing safety throughout the site. Specialized routes were laid out ensuring that the kids could observe the heavy machinery, such as road rollers, excavators, and dump trucks, while learning about their role in construction. The initiative aimed to make construction professions relatable and engaging for these young minds.

Participants displayed genuine excitement, with shouts of "Wow! That’s cool!" and numerous questions like "Why do we dig the earth?" filling the air. Feedback from teachers reflected the positive impact; they noted how thrilled the children were and expressed gratitude for the valuable experience.

Overview of Lepiacourt Asakaidai

• - Location: 1-21-1, 25 Nishi-Benzai, Asaka City, Saitama Prefecture
• - Transportation: Just a 4-minute walk from Asakadai Station on the Tobu Tojo Line and a 5-minute walk from Kitakoshigaya Station on the JR Musashino Line.
• - Total Units: 74 units along with one management office
• - Land Area: 1,994.88 square meters
• - Total Floor Area: 4,751.24 square meters
• - Projected Occupancy: Early August 2026
• - Structure: 7 stories, reinforced concrete
• - Developers: Chuo Jutaku Co. and Sanshin Juken Co., Ltd.
• - Construction Company: Openhouse Architect
• - Property Website: Lepiacourt Asakaidai

Future Plans

This event is not just a one-time affair. Chuo Jutaku and Openhouse are committed to continuing their engagement with local nurseries and kindergartens as part of their community contribution efforts. Building a sense of connection with the neighborhood enriches these children's experiences and fosters a sense of community pride.

Through such initiatives, young children can explore various career themes while also instilling the importance of safety and teamwork from a young age. The construction industry may seem distant for many, but visits like these bring it closer to home for the next generation. In doing so, organizations are not only shaping future professionals but also highlighting the fun and fascination of construction work.