スタートライン announced plans to open a new site in Higashiyamato, Tokyo. The site will support employment for people with disabilities and is expected to create approximately 96 jobs by providing multiple services at a single location.
スタートライン plans to open a new site, “Diverse Village HIGASHIYAMATO,” in Higashiyamato, Tokyo, on 1 October 2027. The site is approximately a 6-minute walk from Sakuradai Station on the Tama Monorail and is expected to create approximately 96 new jobs for people with disabilities and managers.
The new site will offer BYSN, a roastery-style operation that roasts coffee; IBUKI, an indoor farm that grows herbs and leafy vegetables; and INCLU, a supported satellite office staffed by specialist employees. It will also offer INCLU ONE, which can be used by a single person.
By providing multiple services at a single location, the site is expected to improve its ability to address companies’ diverse needs in employing people with disabilities. スタートライン is exploring new forms of employment for people with disabilities with the aim of creating a society where everyone can live in their own way.