Plantio and Hibiya Kadan are set to expand urban farming through a new joint project in Seijo, Tokyo. The companies announced that "Hananohi Farm," described as a collaborative cultivation-style urban farm, is scheduled to open in autumn 2026.
According to the announcement, the new site will be built around a self-sustaining, co-creation model. That approach suggests a farm where people do not simply visit, but take part in growing activities together, making the space more community-driven than a conventional urban garden.
The project highlights continued interest in bringing agriculture into city neighborhoods and creating places where residents can engage more directly with food and green spaces. By working together, Plantio and Hibiya Kadan appear to be positioning Hananohi Farm as part of a broader expansion of urban farm initiatives in Tokyo.
While full operating details have not yet been released, the launch timeline points to a 2026 debut in the Seijo area. Early information shared by the companies indicates that Hananohi Farm will be presented as a new urban agriculture destination centered on shared cultivation and local participation.
