Eucalyptus Hill International College of Welfare opens in front of Eucalyptus Hill Station in Chiba Prefecture Eucalyptus Hill International College of Social Welfare" opens in front of Eucalyptus Hill Station, Chiba Prefecture Opening ceremony held on April 3, 2025

Eucalyptus Yuutokai (President: Tetsuo Shimada), a social welfare corporation operated by the Yamaman Group (Yamaman Corporation; Head Office: 6-1 Nihonbashi Koamicho, Chuo-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Tetsuo Shimada), has opened the Eucalyptus Hill International Welfare College on April 3, 2025 as part of its efforts as an urban development company to address the social problem of a shortage of essential workers in nursing and childcare for the elderly. Eucalyptus Hill International College of Welfare" was opened on April 3, 2025.

Opening Ceremony

<On the day of the opening ceremony

The opening ceremony was attended by nearly 200 people, including the Mayor of Sakura City, Mr. Sanjuugo Nishida.

We also received a video message from the Governor of Chiba Prefecture, Mr. Toshito Kumagai, congratulating us on the opening of our school.

During the ceremony, the traditional Kagami-opening ceremony was held to celebrate the opening of the new school with the guests. In addition, a tour of the school's facilities was conducted to showcase the excellent learning environment and equipment.

After the ceremony, a reception was held to exchange opinions on the future of the welfare field.

Front of the main building

Classroom

＜About the School Philosophy

The school's founding spirit emphasizes "practical learning" and "spirit of service" that enable students to put what they have learned into practice, and fosters practical human resources who will contribute to welfare through specialized knowledge, skills, and techniques.

In addition, we aim to contribute to the local and international communities by training welfare personnel to engage in nursing care and childcare, which will be most needed in the future aging society with a very low birthrate.

Map(Eucalyptus Hill International College of Welfare)

<Yamaman Group's Efforts to Further Enhance the Welfare Field

The Yamaman Group has been working on issues related to childcare as well as nursing care since before it became a social problem. In 1999, we opened a daycare center in front of the station with the aim of increasing the number of families in Eucalyptus Hill who can balance work and child-rearing. Today, the Yamaman Group operates 16 childcare support facilities, including childcare centers for children, and cares for approximately 700 children on a daily basis. In July 2025, "Eucalyptus Shizen no Ko Hoikuen" with new features is scheduled to open.

The Yamaman Group will continue its efforts to further enhance the nursing care and childcare support services in Eucalyptus Hill by accepting and training a wide range of human resources, aiming to realize a town where people can continue to live.

Image of "Eucalyptus Zen-no-Ko Hoikuen" (perspective)

Note 1) "Eucalyptus Hill

Eucalyptus Hill is a new town with a total development area of 250 hectares (planned total population of approximately 30,000), located in Sakura City, Chiba Prefecture, and developed by Yamaman Corporation, which began development in 1971. Aiming to create a "new environmental city where nature and urban functions are in harmony," Yamaman Corporation is developing a high-rise, multi-story development of residential and commercial buildings around Eucalyptus Hill Station on the Keisei Main Line and a flat development of single-family homes within a 10-minute walk of each station on the Yamaman-Eucalyptus Hill Line, a new transportation system. (As of March 31, 2025 Population: 19,016, Households: 8,217)

Note 2) "Eucalyptus Shizen no Ko Hoikuen

Location: 1023-3 Aosuge, Sakura City, etc.

Capacity: 60 children

Opening: Scheduled for July 1, 2025

Characteristics: In a lush green environment under the theme of "Living with Nature,

　　　The school aims to provide an education that nurtures children's emotional development in a lush green environment under the theme of "living with nature.