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TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY まちびらき前年祭 in March~1年後にまちびらきを迎えるTAKANAWA GATEWAY CITYを先取りする心豊かな2日間~

◯東日本旅客鉄道株式会社(本社:東京都渋谷区、代表取締役社長:深澤祐二、以下「JR東日本」)は、2025年3月にまちびらきを迎える「TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY」について、開業1年前の機運醸成に向けたイベント「TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITY まちびらき前年祭 in March」を2024年3月15日(金)~16日(土)に開催します。

◯本イベントは、「まちびらきに向けたトライアルの2日間」をテーマに、TAKANAWA GATEWAY CITYのまちびらきをイメージした様々なコンテンツを高輪ゲートウェイ駅に集約することにより、お客さまへ心豊かな未来の街体験を提供します。

◯1年後のまちびらきに向けて、高輪ゲートウェイ駅を起点に地域の活性化や魅力の発信に取り組んでいきます。また、高輪および品川エリアのにぎわいの創出を目指し、本イベントを今後も継続して実施していきます。
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