This is an introduction page for "Seiwa no Oka Club".
(This page will be updated little by little)
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The Seiwa no Oka Club is a group of residents (affiliated to the Assabu Town Cultural Association) that was born out of the desire to make effective use of the former Seiwa Elementary School, which is a local asset.
The school facilities and their grounds are owned by the town of Assabu. The Seiwa no Oka Club bears the costs of maintaining and maintaining these facilities under a contract, and uses the school building and grounds free of charge.
Utility costs, maintenance, management, and repairs of the facility are covered by members' annual membership fees, event proceeds, cooperation funds, and donations from users.
Is it possible to use it like this? What are the conditions in that case? We accept inquiries at any time. Would you like to use the former Seiwa Elementary School as well?
Town circulation on March 2019
2017.07.20 shooting Seiwa Elementary School main school building front appearance
2019.04.14 shooting
Seiwa Elementary School brief history
1918 (Taisho 7) Established as Ujikari School (single class)
1921 (Taisho 10) Became affiliated with Ugoe Teaching Center/Tate Elementary School (75 students). Records of “parental labor service for leveling the grounds and school grounds”
1951 (Showa 26) The current school building is completed and becomes the village Urigoe Elementary School (61 students)
1969 (Showa 35) School name changed to “Seiwa Elementary School” (154 students)
1976 (Showa 42) Number of students drops below 100 and continues to decrease)
1997 (Heisei 9) Consideration of consolidation as there will be 3 students in 2 years.
1998 (Heisei 10) School closed, ending 80 years of history (school building was 47 years old at the time)
Records of maintenance and utilization after school closure (as of 2017)
1998 (Heisei 10) In April, immediately after the school closed, three families moved into three former teachers' residences near the school.
In September, the first event “1st Seiwa no Oka Concert Piano Izumi Tateno” was held. An executive committee made up of immigrants and local volunteers.
In the questionnaire, many voices such as "Continue because it can be culturally possible!"
1999 (Heisei 11) Seiwa no Oka Club, a private voluntary organization with 20 members, mainly local residents, was established with the aim of ``preserving and utilizing the school building and surrounding environment.''
2001 (Heisei 13) Joined the Assabu Town Cultural Association. Since then, the concerts have been held about 30 times (they are basically held on their own without receiving any subsidies. We ask for donations for roof repairs, etc.).
2005 (Heisei 17) Concluded a free rental agreement for school facilities and grounds with Assabu Town. No subsidy. Updated for 5 years.
2006 (Heisei 18) Repair of the roof of the classroom building at the back of the gymnasium (carried out by members and volunteers; the process was broadcast on NHK Hokkaido Nakahikurige, etc.)
2008 (Heisei 20) A stone oven for pizza and bread was completed by members with the cooperation of many people inside and outside the town. The cost is approximately 70,000 yen. Since then, it has been used by members as well as groups and individuals within and outside the town.
2010 (Heisei 22) Re-roofing of the main school building roof. (The next year and two more, the cost of approximately 600,000 yen was raised from membership fees, 10 years of concert profits, and donations. Article published in the Hokkaido Shimbun)
A ``drawing group'' centered on children begins. (The third Saturday of the month, oil painting)
2012 (Heisei 24) Welcoming children from Fukushima Prefecture to a forest school (``Fukushima Kids''). The event will be held every year by the town's executive committee until 2015.
2013 (Heisei 25) 1st Pizza Festival. Bake 100 pizzas. Repaired a collapsed entrance due to snow damage.
2014 (Heisei 26) 25th Seiwa no Oka Concert “Izumi Tateno Kishou no Celebration”
2016 (Heisei 28) 2nd Pizza Festival. Replacing the roof of the pizza hut.
2017 (Heisei 29): A large larch tree behind the school building was cut down. ``Umahata'' tour. There were a total of 70 participants and staff.
2019 (Reiwa 1) A slope was created at the school building entrance. Holding a day camp for With You [positive people with disabilities and their friends]. Haunted house held (broadcast on NHK Hokkaido News)
2020 (Reiwa 2) Pizza party held with Vietnamese trainees Location: 837, Assabu-cho, Hiyama-gun, Hokkaido
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[Other activities and acceptance results]
Children's sleepovers (camps), day camps, nature experiences for after-school clubs, stone oven pizza food education experiences, future workshops, various training sessions, and social gatherings. Walking skiing, junior high school cooking excursions, use for PTA rec, etc.
[Basic attitude towards acceptance]
There is a fee to use the facility. The club will support this by requiring advance registration.
Regulations for facility use and cooperation funds
The club welcomes groups and individuals to enjoy nature experiences, workshops, musical instrument practice, cultural activities such as the gallery, recreation, use of the stone kiln, and use of the attached farm.
[Facility information]
◆ School building, gymnasium, school grounds, stone kiln (hither bread, etc.), and attached farm fields.
◆ Electronic piano, classroom 5, LP gas stove, kerosene stove in the former staff room,
◆ Men's and women's restrooms (non-flush type).
◆ No bedding, sleeping bags, etc. are provided.
◆ The entire building is non-smoking.
[Requests regarding use]
◆ Please be especially careful when managing fire.
◆ Please take your trash home with you. The vegetable scraps will be used for compost at the club.
◆ Out of consideration for the surrounding residents, please finish the event at 10pm and remain quiet thereafter.
◆ Please take care to preserve the environment as well as the school building. Do not collect animals, plants, insects, etc., but instead focus on observing them.
[Required information for application]
Number of participants, name of representative, address, telephone/fax, etc., desired date of use, desired facility, main purpose and wishes for use, etc.
[Regulation of facility use cooperation money]
① For groups of 10 or more people or for long-term use
| Use facility | 1 day (day trip use) | 1 night 2 days (use in camp) |
| Gymnasium | 5,000 yen | 10,000 yen |
| Classroom / staff room | 2,000 yen | 4,000 yen |
| Whole building lease | 15,000 yen | 30,000 yen |
| Kerosene stove fuel cost | Actual cost | Actual cost |
| Use of Brick oven |
One adult 300 yen
(Group discount upper limit 3,000 yen) |
② For short-term use by a small group of less than 10 people
◆ 500 yen per hour per group (300 yen per hour if Atsubu townspeople are included in the group)
◆ You can use the school building including the gymnasium.
③ Others
*You may use the ground free of charge at any time. For management reasons, we may ask you to speak to us.
*Use of the school building includes electricity, water, and gas charges. However, electricity usage when using the stone oven is an additional charge of 500 yen per use.
*Actual costs will be charged separately for heating costs in winter.
*The above regulations are for non-commercial use.
*Separate regulations apply for commercial use. Please contact the club for details.
Click here for the application form. Or call 080-7855-8732 (Secretariat/Fujioka)
Neighborhood environment
● Hot springs in the town are Uzura Onsen, Tate Onsen Ikoi no Ie, Omusushi Onsen, and Kamisato Onsen.
● The nearest convenience store is Hamanasu Club Uzura store in Uzura-cho (approximately 6 km away)
● The nearest gas station is Hokuren Assabu Self Service SS in Honmachi (approx. 7km)
● Seiwa Forest, Seiwa Forest Road (Beech and Sawagurumi)
● Tsuchibashi Nature Observation Educational Forest (Hiba cypress at the northern limit and Sakhalin fir at the southern limit. Observation of flora, fauna, and wild birds)
"Minna no Ishigama" usage guide
Would you like to try baking pizza or bread in a handmade stone oven? (Link to Assabu Town official website)
Member annual fee 1,000 yen
Anyone who agrees with the purpose of the club and cooperates with its operations may become a member with the approval of existing club members.
Please help us by attending the annual general meeting and organizing events sponsored by the club. We are always accepting new members.
(Member benefits: Facility use, stone oven use, field use, etc. are free or half price)
2023/10/29 Autumn Haru Goya Play (Sponsor: Haru Koya Theater Study Group, Co-host: Seiwa no Oka Club)
2021/11/06 Donan Ring Pro Wrestling Tournament held
2021/07/27-29 Project “Summer course on crafts and programming (and pizza)” held
2020/10/25 Pizza party with Vietnamese trainees held
2020/04/29 - 05/31 Special use of former Seiwa Elementary School under the influence of the new coronavirus
2019/09/23-24 Seiwa no Oka Concert Live & Camp 2019 held
2019/09/14 Project: Haunted house held at former Seiwa Elementary School
Day camp at the former Seiwa Elementary School in July 2019! implementation
Seiwa no Oka Horse Transport & Pizza 2017 Spring Seiwa no Oka Pizza Festival 2017 Autumn Seiwa no Oka Pizza Festival!! 2016 Autumn Spring has arrived! Let's all eat stone oven pizza!
Other materials
We will update it from time to time.
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| Use facility | 1 day (day trip use) | 1 night 2 days (use in camp) |
| Gymnasium | 5,000 yen | 10,000 yen |
| Classroom / staff room | 2,000 yen | 4,000 yen |
| Whole building lease | 15,000 yen | 30,000 yen |
| Kerosene stove fuel cost | Actual cost | Actual cost |
| Use of Brick oven |
One adult 300 yen
(Group discount upper limit 3,000 yen) |
Recent events sponsored or co-sponsored by the club
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