"The Mido*Link action is an activity to support community building through community development and greening by providing support to the best projects from among the community development and greening activities submitted by the public. This activity is an evolution of the Tokyu Greening Campaign, a seedling giveaway that ran from 1972 to 2011, and it was launched in 2012.
We will provide support in the form of goods equivalent to 100,000 yen to 1,000,000 yen for each group selected through a screening process, taking into consideration the scale of the project. Through these activities, we aim, together with local residents, to “link up” our efforts in urban and community development and greening to create an increasingly affluent and energetic city that looks toward the future."

Mido*Link action website (Only available in Japanese)

For nearly half a century, the Tokyu Group, which operates businesses throughout Japan and overseas, has been involved in the Tokyu Association, an organization of Group companies. Tokyu Associations in 23 districts in Japan and four districts overseas deepen communication with local residents through approximately 100 cleanup activities and cultural and sports events held each year.

Tokyu Association 

This is a hands-on event for elementary school-aged children, where parents and children can experience jobs, visit facilities, and try their hand at making things together. The program has been held every year since 2007, with the aim of providing social experience through a variety of programs and deepening understanding of the Tokyu Group, which operates businesses in a wide range of fields closely related to people's lives.

Tokyu Kids Program

As an annual event on New Year’s Eve, the Tokyu Silvester Concert is held at the Bunkamura Orchard Hall in Shibuya. We are a special sponsor of the concert, which counts down to the New Year with classical music. The New Year is welcomed in at the moment the countdown music is played. (Broadcast live on TV Tokyo and BS Japan)

Tokyu Silvester Concert

Opened in 1982 under the elevated tracks of Takatsu Station on the Den-en-toshi Line as part of Tokyu Railways’ 60th anniversary project, the Train and Bus Museum moved to its current location near Miyazaki-dai Station in March 2003 and was renovated in February 2016.
The Museum was designed with the aim of promoting a deeper understanding of the transportation business. The museum is also committed to contributing to the local community through events for schools, parents, and children to participate in.
The Museum displays materials related to the transportation business of the Company and the Tokyu Group, including old rolling stock manufactured in the early Showa period, and also introduces the history of the development of vehicles and efforts to ensure the safety of train operations. There is also a simulator where visitors can experience operating trains, buses, and airplanes, as well as a panoramic model driving corner, where visitors can deepen their knowledge of the transportation business while having fun.

• ＊In order to prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, some facilities are closed and services are suspended.
  For more information, please visit the website of the Train and Bus Museum.

The Train and Bus Museum (Only available in Japanese)

Tokyu Hospital first opened in 1953 near Ookayama Station as an open corporate hospital to foster the health of Tokyu Group employees, their families, and residents living along the railway line. It was reopened in 2007, above Ookayama Station, and has been contributing to the health of local residents and employees for over 60 years.
Based on the philosophy of aiming for comfort and trust, Tokyu Hospital provides medical care by a medical team with specialized knowledge and skills, giving top priority to safety and security. Furthermore, to provide uninterrupted medical care, we are enhancing cooperation with other medical institutions, nursing care and welfare.
We also have a Health Checkup Plaza where we actively provide preventive medical services such as medical checkups and medical examinations.

Tokyu Hospital (Only available in Japanese)

Bunkamura is the first large-scale cultural complex in Japan, established in 1989 in Shibuya. Since its opening, the creative space, consisting of concert halls (music), theaters (performance), museums (art), and movie theaters (videos), as well as cafes and art-related stores, has consistently attracted attention as a base for new cultural activity. It is a popular spot in Shibuya where you can not only experience a variety of culture and art, but also spend a relaxing time, and is visited by 3 million people a year. Together with the musical theater Tokyu Theatre Orb and the Cerulean Tower Noh Theater, it has laid the foundation for the Tokyu Group’s goal of creating "an entertainment city SHIBUYA".

*Bunkamura is closed for an extended period of time from April 10, 2023, with the exception of Orchard Hall. Activities at Bunkamura will continue at other facilities in Shibuya and the surrounding areas along the Tokyu Railway Lines, as well as at Tokyu Group facilities.

Bunkamura

On the Toyoko, Den-en-toshi, Meguro, Tokyu Shin-Yokohama and Setagaya Lines, we are running the SDGs Train, a special train that conveys various messages about the achievement of the SDGs. This is a simultaneous east–west train service run in cooperation with the Hankyu Hanshin Holdings Group, the national government, local governments, corporations, and civic groups. The trains use the latest energy-saving cars, and all (virtually 100%) of the electricity used for running the trains is provided by renewable energy sources.
In March 2021, the SDGs Train won the Tokyo Governor’s Prize in the 4th category (Car Body Use Advertising Category) of the 12th Tokyo Outdoor Advertising Competition because of its excellent design, which harmonizes with buildings and landscapes as an outdoor advertisement that makes up the cityscape.

SDGs Train (Only available in Japanese)