Inagi City Neighborhood Association Federation

The Inagi City Neighborhood Association Federation conducts activities such as mutual exchange and information sharing among neighborhood associations, training, and lectures, with the aim of revitalizing autonomous activities in the community. Currently, 25 out of the 37 neighborhood associations in the city are members.

List of Neighborhood Associations

District Name	Neighborhood Association Name
Yanokuchi	Yanokuchi Neighborhood Association
Higashi-Naganuma	Higashi-Naganuma Neighborhood Association
Omaru	Omaru Neighborhood Association, Tokyo Metropolitan Inagi Second Apartment Neighborhood Association, Tama Inagi Mansion Neighborhood Association, Inagi High Co-op Neighborhood Association
Momura	Momura Neighborhood Association
Sakahama	Sakahama Neighborhood Association
Hirao	Hirao Neighborhood Association, Hirao Housing Neighborhood Association, Hirao Subdivision Neighborhood Association, Hirao Residential Subdivision Neighborhood Association
Oshitate	Oshitate Neighborhood Association
Koyodai	Fine Hill Koyodai Neighborhood Association, Tama New Town Koyodai Housing Complex Neighborhood Association, Tama New Town Koyodai 6th District Housing Complex Neighborhood Association, Koyodai Public Rental Housing Neighborhood Association, Shiroyama Neighborhood Association
Nagamine	Nagamine Mori No Ichibangai Neighborhood Association, Nagamine Mori No Sanbangai Neighborhood Association, Nagamine Laurel Hills Neighborhood Association, Nagamine Luna Ove Neighborhood Association
Wakabadai	View Court Wakabadai Neighborhood Association, Wakabadai Waltz no Mori District Neighborhood Association, Fine Storia District Neighborhood Association

Survey on Neighborhood Association Management

• Report on the Survey Regarding Neighborhood Association Operations (PDF 14.3MB)

Neighborhood Association Federation Newsletter iCommu!

Published twice a year, it introduces the activities of the Neighborhood Association Federation and member Neighborhood Associations, as well as city projects.

• No. 17 (Issued in March 2024) (PDF 2.4MB)
• No. 16 (Issued in October 2023) (PDF 2.4MB)
• No. 15 (Issued in March 2023) (PDF 8.4MB)
• No. 14 (Published in October 2022) (PDF 8.1MB)
• No. 13 (Issued in March 2022) (PDF 1.7MB)
• No. 12 (Published in October 2021) (PDF 1.7MB)
• No. 11 (Published in October 2020) (PDF 2.0MB)
• No. 10 (Published in March 2020) (PDF 4.6MB)
• No. 9 (Published in September 2019) (PDF 10.0MB)
• No. 8 (Published in March 2019) (PDF 10.2MB)
• No. 7 (Published in September 2018) (PDF 10.0MB)
• No. 6 (Published in March 2018) (PDF 11.6MB)
• No. 5 (Published in September 2017) (PDF 11.9MB)
• No. 4 (Published in March 2017) (PDF 11.9MB)
• No. 3 (Published in September 2016) (PDF 11.6MB)
• No. 2 (Published in March 2016) (PDF 11.6MB)
• No. 1 (Published September 2015) (PDF 11.0MB)