Small-scale childcare businessEnglish curriculumProgramming curriculumTELACOSPOCCOMeitetsu childcare station Poppo Garden
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Our company was established on November 1, 2017, as a business supporting working families with children.
Our company was established on November 1, 2017, as a business supporting working families with children.
The children at Hotei Poppo Nursery School Minami looked for vegetables in the fields around the nursery and also enjoyed pretending to harvest them indoors. They put the vegetables they picked in their bags and shared them with their friends.
Free, advance-registration experience events will be held on November 3 and 14 at TELACO Shirokabe Amagasaka School and Shirokabe Amagasaka Poppo Nursery, in the Amagasaka area along the Meitetsu Seto Line. The first event, on November 3, will feature Dutch-style active play, including trampolines and hockey curling, for children from preschool age through the early elementary grades and their parents or guardians. Registration opens at 12 p.m. on October 7.
Children at Komaki Poppo Garden touched colorful spring rain, holding and squeezing it to enjoy its coolness and slick texture. They also put it in containers, mixed it with water, and played by pretending it was ramen, which was very exciting. The garden plans to continue nurturing the five senses through various tactile play experiences in the future.
At the Tsurumai Park School and Kasugai School in Showa-ku, Nagoya City, the child‑focused sports facility SPOCCO is running an autumn membership campaign. Free trial lessons are also being offered, and at Tsurumai Park School schedules for November and December are provided by age and class. Kasugai School accepts trial sessions on a rolling basis during regular lessons.
At Sunadabashi Poppo Garden, children enjoy water play during the hot summer. The garden’s activities include water play using cups and watering cans, as well as a water balloon catching game. Additionally, Nete Smile Plus Co., Ltd. is offering job openings for nursery teachers, cooks, and office staff within Aichi Prefecture.
Starting in April 2027, TELACO Minami-Odaka added Arimatsu Elementary School, Nanryo Elementary School, and Okehazama Elementary School in Nagoya’s Midori Ward to the schools it serves with its pickup service. It is accepting inquiries from new enrollees and current students, and plans to hold enrollment information sessions and trial events.
Meitetsu Smile Plus Co., Ltd. will hold a “Tasumii” New Product Development Lab for children attending the TELACO after-school program as the second collaborative project with Patchwork Quilt Co., Ltd. In this hands-on program, children will learn how food manufacturers operate and how product concepts are developed, then decide which menu item to commercialize through tastings and voting.
SPOCCO, a sports facility for children with locations in Nagoya and Kasugai, is announcing a summer-only 500-yen event to be held on Sunday, August 23, 2026. The event will feature “Dutch Sports Festival,” a Dutch-style exercise and play program, as well as a running class limited to 20 participants. Admission is 500 yen per child. Free trial lessons are also offered on an ongoing basis, and applications are accepted via the official LINE account and other channels.
We held a Tanabata festival at Yorihase Poppo Garden. Children searched for stars with friends, pasted stars onto the Milky Way, and sang "Sparkling Stars" while holding star-shaped sticks. We prayed that everyone’s wishes would come true.
Meitetsu Smile Plus will gradually introduce the “icuco® touch & care” nap monitoring sensor for infants at all 21 Poppo Nursery Schools it operates. By adding ICT technology to safety checks conducted through touch and visual observation, the initiative aims to strengthen safety management, reduce the burden on childcare workers, and provide children with a comfortable sleep environment.