Charity sales of equipment and interiors for the renewal of Jiyugaoka Sweets Forest

Charity event "Jiyugaoka Sweets Forest Thanks Charity" venue (pictured at the time of the previous event)

The sweets theme park "Jiyugaoka Sweets Forest" (2, Midorigaoka, Meguro-ku, TEL 03-5731-6600) will hold a charity event "Jiyugaoka Sweets Forest Thanks Charity" on January 26th and 27th. (Jiyugaoka Keizai Shimbun) [Photo] The colorful chairs unique to the museum, which had the theme of sweets, opened in 2003 as "Japan's first sweets theme park". It has been popular as a landmark of Japan for many years, but it was closed in September last year. This spring, it is scheduled to be renewed as an entertainment facility where you can enjoy Korean sweets and Korean culture. The event will sell chairs, tables, lighting fixtures such as chandeliers, cushions, tableware, cutlery, and miscellaneous goods that were used in the museum until last year. Miku Saito, who has been the producer of the museum, said, "Now that SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) are being questioned, instead of destroying a part of the sweets forest that has been loved by everyone, it is a fan's. We decided to hold an event with the hope that everyone would connect with us. " The event was held on January 20th and 21st, and it was added this time because repeaters of Sweets Forest and neighbors visited the venue every day and received a lot of feedback. "I was very happy that all the visitors were pleased with their favorite items and agreed with our thoughts of" mottainai "and" I want to connect next. "I felt the warm feelings of everyone," Saito said. Mr. Miss. The proceeds from the charity will be donated to a nearby child welfare facility. "As a sweets forest that has been aiming to contribute to the community, I want to connect the feelings of everyone's charity to the next community contribution." The holding time is from 12:00 to 15:00 (until 16:00 on the 27th). The venue is the terrace in front of the entrance of the building.

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