Rental residential town that has been revitalized from the devastated residential area for the US military in front of the former Iruma Air Base. In the town, there is no fence and people can freely pass through new greenery roads and alleys left between houses, and a group of new houses "Heisei House" is developed to keep harmony with the remaining U.S. military houses. Such a town landscape creates an excellent living environment. As the landowner and the designer have a common strong will toward the design of the town, they carefully interview and screen potential inhabitants and tenants and require them to protect the exterior and greenery while allowing them to boldly renovate the interior through consultation. Therefore, the stores and activities in the town are very unique but share the same direction towards the development of the town. The town is also promoting inclusive development by giving consideration to barrier-free and building cooperative relationships with social welfare corporations. The town's magazine also features the history and culture of the town, encouraging residents to share the charm of the town. In this way, the town fosters a high-quality and unique townscape and lifestyle, and can be highly evaluated as an alternative against conventional uniform development of a residential area.