Chukyo TV Housing Obu - Obu

You can enjoy a lot of events for children. It will be helpful if you let me play while you are watching, is not it?

It's relatively large, and there aren't many parking lots, but it wasn't full even on Sunday afternoon. There are many events for children, and we also rent a folding umbrella on sunny days. Also the staff who notices the small details. It's convenient because you don't need to register lines to attend the event. It was so hot that my kids got tired and it was just an event, but I would like to go see it again someday.

We do not have a large exhibition hall in Kariya city, so we will use it here. It is packed with a lot of the latest information, and the polite response is pleasant, and it is easy to compare because you can see it all at once, which is very convenient. Also, the character show is free, so it is popular with children who get bored for a long time. You can spend a better time by making reservations at the time of Corona.

Located in Obu City, Aichi Prefecture. It is a large housing exhibition hall. There is a large parking lot and a toilet. You can see many beautiful houses. I watched the Pretty Cure show with my family. On Saturdays and Sundays, there were various events and it was full of families with children. I enjoyed it for free.

I have seen Ichijo Komuten I visited in the rain to see the color of the light bulb in the newly built iSmart, but I was happy with the polite response.

It hosts free character shows and fun events. You can tour various houses

There are probably nearly 30 model houses, but when you enter the tour, you will be forced to fill in the address, name and questionnaire for each building, so it is impossible to see all of them in terms of time. If you don't get interested, no matter what kind of business you do, it's just a hindrance and it's useless and meaningless to each other. First of all, let me take a look. After that, I think that I will naturally go to the manufacturers who are interested and ask questions, but I am tired of filling out the same questionnaire every time. Not only here, but in Japan, all housing centers are the same, and a house maker sends out multiple guides with the same content no matter how many times. I want to see various things before deciding, but honestly, the conversation with the sales staff is the same every time, which is troublesome. From the house maker's point of view, do you mean that you should narrow down to a certain extent on the homepage and then take a pinpoint tour?