A memorial plaque with self-portraits and autographs of 10 former Tokiwa-sō residents, with a small model of the building on top, stands in Minami-Nagasaki Hanasaki Koen public park.
There are bronze monuments of manga characters in Nerima, Tokyo near Ōizumi-gakuen Station.

The Tokiwa-sō Project was started in 2006 to help aspiring manga artists begin their professional careers, including offering housing assistance.
By 2016, they have helped more than 60 artists make their debut.

Kyoto's Kamigyō ward refurbished a century-old, two-story row house into their own Tokiwa-sō for aspiring manga artists.
It was unveiled on August 23, 2013.
 In February 2015, the Niigata City government announced plans to open a rent-free house for up-and-coming female manga artists modeled after Tokiwa-sō called Komachi House.
Instructors from the Japan Animation and Manga College will give lessons to tenants of the house in Chūō-ku, in return for the artists working on projects led by the city government.
In July 2016, the Toshima ward government announced plans to build a replica of Tokiwa-sō in Minami-Nagasaki Hanasaki Koen public park, a three-minute walk from the original.
A museum dedicated to manga and anime will be inside and it is currently scheduled to open in March 2020.
The Toshima government plan to spend between 200 million and 300 million yen (~US $1.98 million to $2.98 million) on the project with plans created by a committee of people involved in the original Tokiwa-sō, led by Machiko Satonaka.
A memorial plaque with self-portraits and autographs of 10 former Tokiwa-sō residents, with a small model of the building on top, stands in Minami-Nagasaki Hanasaki Koen public park. There are bronze monuments of manga characters in Nerima, Tokyo near Ōizumi-gakuen Station.
The Tokiwa-sō Project was started in 2006 to help aspiring manga artists begin their professional careers, including offering housing assistance. By 2016, they have helped more than 60 artists make their debut.
Kyoto's Kamigyō ward refurbished a century-old, two-story row house into their own Tokiwa-sō for aspiring manga artists. It was unveiled on August 23, 2013.  In February 2015, the Niigata City government announced plans to open a rent-free house for up-and-coming female manga artists modeled after Tokiwa-sō called Komachi House. Instructors from the Japan Animation and Manga College will give lessons to tenants of the house in Chūō-ku, in return for the artists working on projects led by the city government. In July 2016, the Toshima ward government announced plans to build a replica of Tokiwa-sō in Minami-Nagasaki Hanasaki Koen public park, a three-minute walk from the original. A museum dedicated to manga and anime will be inside and it is currently scheduled to open in March 2020. The Toshima government plan to spend between 200 million and 300 million yen (~US $1.98 million to $2.98 million) on the project with plans created by a committee of people involved in the original Tokiwa-sō, led by Machiko Satonaka.
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