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2016−2017 GROUP GUIDE

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Toward a Beautiful AgeBeauty is the guiding principle and standard of value for Tokyu Group as it meets the challenges of the future. For all of us in Tokyu Group, the beauty we aspire to is a universal beauty deeply impressing anyone who encounters it, regardless of a person’s age or culture, we aim to create a beauty in harmony with people, their communities, and the natural environment.

With beauty as our touchstone, Tokyu Group’s goal is to create beautiful living environments, which reflect our desire to serve our customers by refining our products and services, raising quality, and promoting good health. We are making every effort to realize this vision, and moreover, we aspire to play an active role in creating a more harmonious society, overflowing with kindness and consideration, so that all people may find genuine happiness and express an individual lifestyle.

Our slogan, “Toward a beautiful age,” expresses the commitment of all of us in Tokyu Group to continually pursue beauty, and proclaims our determination to lead the way in creating beautiful living environments.

We hold the following shared vision as we work together to create and support Tokyu Group.

Mission StatementWe shall strive to create beautiful living environments, in which each person can pursue individual happiness in a harmonious society.

Management PolicyWork independently and in collaboration to raise Tokyu Group synergy and establish a trusted and beloved brand.- Meet current market expectations and develop new ones.- Manage in harmony with the natural environment.- Pursue innovative management from a global perspective.- Value individuality and encourage the best from each employee.Through these means, we will fulfill our corporate social responsibilities.

Guidelines for ActionFulfill your responsibilities.Collaborate to enhance each other’s abilities.Reinvent yourself with a global awareness.

Tokyu Group Philosophy

Tokyu Group Is Creating Beautiful Living Environments for New Generations to Come

Message from the Chairman

Under the slogan, “Toward a beautiful age,” Tokyu Group conducts a wide range of business activities that are essential to people’s day-to-day lives. While focusing on urban development, which is underpinned by its core business of transportation services, Tokyu Group is also involved in real estate, lifestyle services, and hotel and resort management.

The living environments that people hope for are changing dramatically amid shifts in the population structure, increasing globalization, and diversifying values. Against this backdrop, we recognize that Tokyu Group must continue bringing quality to people’s lives in tune with the times, while always maintaining a fresh and innovative outlook.

In 2022, the TOKYU CORPORATION will celebrate its 100th year in business since it was originally established as a railway company. While looking forward to our centennial anniversary, we are combining the operational resources, know-how, and competitive advantages of each company in Tokyu Group to generate powerful synergies under the banner of “One Tokyu.” In this way, we intend to continue bringing quality to people’s lives as a group of companies that benefits the communities we serve.

A visionary example of this approach is Futako Tamagawa Rise, a vast commercial and residential complex in Tokyo that we opened in 2015. Together with local communities, over 30 companies in Tokyu Group have been involved in various aspects of this project, making the most of their respective specializations and expertise from the development stage through to management and administration. Another example is Tokyu Plaza Ginza, which we opened in 2016. This large commercial facility is anticipated to be a new landmark in Tokyo’s upscale Ginza district. In the same year, we launched our Tokyu-Denki retail electricity service, which includes a combination of services offered by various group companies for the purpose of making the lives of customers more comfortable. In addition, we started the operation of Sendai International Airport, which is expected to play a part in revitalizing

the surrounding Tohoku region, and become a symbol of the reconstruction of those areas in Miyagi Prefecture damaged by the 2011 earthquake and tsunami disaster. In all of these cases, Tokyu Group is carrying out its business activities as One Tokyu.

Along with members of the local community, various companies in Tokyu Group are currently involved in several major projects in Tokyo’s Shibuya district, where TOKYU CORPORATION is headquartered. These projects include a skyscraper in the Shibuya Station area with a 230-meter-high outdoor observation deck, which will be one of the largest in the country. Meanwhile, in the neighboring Dogenzaka area, we are building facilities designed to attract tourism and a bus terminal that will include an airport shuttle bus service. Through these large-scale development projects, we are aiming to transform Shibuya into an “entertainment city” that provides a platform for promoting new business and culture.

All members of Tokyu Group are striving to create beautiful living environments, and we are dedicated to ensuring that Tokyu Group continues to be an increasingly trusted brand name always appreciated and valued by customers. As we pursue these endeavors, we look forward to earning the enduring patronage of our customers.

Hirofumi NomotoChairman, Tokyu GroupPresident & Representative Director, TOKYU CORPORATION

Department Store Business/Supermarket Business/Shopping Center Business/Cultural Facility Management Business/Entertainment Business/Sports Facility Management Business/Culture School Management Business/Cable Television Business/Media and Advertising Business/Security Business/Retail Electricity Business/Home Convenience Business/After-School Childcare Business/Card Business/Travel Agency Business

Hotels Business/Membership Resort Hotels Business/Golf Courses and Ski Resorts Business

Real Estate Development Business/Real Estate Sales Business/Building Leasing Business/Property Management Business/Property Brokerage Business/Real Estate Investment Management Business/Construction Business and Related Businesses/Custom Home Business/Renovation Business/Services for Senior Citizens

Railway Business/Bus Business/Airport Management Business/Other Transportation-Related Businesses

Helping people have the ideal lifestyles

Life Service Business Offering relaxing

times with a full range of amenities

Hotel and Resort BusinessMaking beautiful

communities that people continue to treasure

Real Estate BusinessProviding more

passenger-friendly transportation services

Transportation Business

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Comprised of 218 companies, six of which are publicly listed (as of September 30, 2016), and eight other incorporated bodies, Tokyu Group has expanded its operations into diverse businesses that support people’s day-to-day lives.

Tokyu Group’s operations are divided into four broad segments: the Transportation Business segment, which is based around the railway business; the Real Estate Business segment, which

focuses on real estate development; the Life Service Business segment, which includes a department store business; and the Hotel and Resort Business segment. By combining the functions of each of these business areas, Tokyu Group is creating beautiful lifestyle environments for new generations to come.

Note: Numbers of stores and business locations appearing in this report are as of September 30, 2016.

Tokyu Group’s Four Business Segments Help Create Beautiful Lifestyle Environments


Airport Management Business

From July 1, 2016, Sendai International Airport Co., Ltd., began managing the operations of Sendai Airport. The company was jointly established by five Tokyu Group companies (TOKYU CORPORATION, TOKYU LAND CORPORATION, TOKYU AGENCY INC., TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., and TOKYU COMMUNITY CORP.) along with two other companies from outside Tokyu Group (Maeda Corporation and Toyota Tsusho Corporation). This move attracted

attention across Japan as the country’s first privatization of a domestically operated airport. For the project, private capital and management capabilities were utilized based on a concession system. (See page 19 for more details.)

Bus Business

Tokyu Group’s bus business operates an extensive network of scheduled bus services in the greater Tokyo area, particularly in communities serviced by Tokyu train lines. It also operates other bus services for a variety of travel needs, including the Tokyu E-Liner rapid commuter service along the Den-en-toshi Line to Shibuya, and the Midnight Arrow late-night bus service enabling people to return home after the last train. Bus services to Tokyo International Airport, Narita International Airport, and Tokyo Disney Resort® are also offered, along with direct service high-speed passenger buses to the Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi area, and the city of Imabari in Shikoku Region. In addition, Tokyu Group boosted its chartered bus business with the introduction of its Tokyu Transsés Premium fleet of luxury sightseeing buses. Passengers can now use a mobile device or computer to check bus route and timetable information via a dedicated website newly created for greater convenience and comfort.

In addition, services to the city of Sapporo in Hokkaido have been expanded, improving travel in the region and providing regular and chartered bus services to local residents.

Other Transportation-Related Businesses

This business remodels and services rail cars and buses, installs and maintains railroad electrical equipment, and develops and manufactures train simulators and other electronic devices used for driver training. By drawing on the technologies and flexible response capabilities accumulated by Tokyu Group over many years, the business helps ensure the safety and security of passengers using rail and bus transportation facilities.

Railway Business

Tokyu Group’s railway business covers southwestern Tokyo and eastern Kanagawa Prefecture, as well as two train lines in Izu Peninsula and the city of Ueda in Nagano Prefecture.

The Tokyu line network made up of seven train lines and one light rail line, the Setagaya Line, includes the Toyoko Line, linking Shibuya and Yokohama stations, and the Den-en-toshi Line, an important commuter route to the city center from communities in southwestern Tokyo, which is home to Tokyu Group’s massive Tama Den-en-toshi development project. In fiscal 2015, about 1,148,570,000 passengers used the eight lines comprising

97 stations and 104.9 kilometers of track. The two smaller lines are Ueda Station linking to Bessho-Onsen Station with 11.6 kilometers of track, and on the Izu Peninsula, the Izu Kyuko Line connecting Ito and Shimoda cities with 45.7 kilometers of track. From July 2017, the new sightseeing train

Providing more passenger-friendly transportation services

We are always exploring ways to make transportation and travel safer, more comfortable, and more convenient by providing passenger-friendly services for people who are on the move every day. Tokyu Group is committed to making transportation more passenger-friendly than ever before through its operation of railway lines, bus lines, an airport, and other services.

Transportation Business

named THE ROYAL EXPRESS is scheduled to begin service between Yokohama and Shimoda.

In order to offer greater convenience to more passengers, Tokyu Group has been making efforts to expand its rail network by directly linking Tokyu train lines with the lines of other operators. For example, it has created a through service between the Toyoko Line and the Fukutoshin Line, a subway line operated by Tokyo Metro. The Sotetsu-Tokyu through line is also scheduled to commence service in the second half of fiscal 2022.

Aiming to ensure greater safety for passengers, Tokyu Group is installing automatic doors separating station platforms and trains. It is stepping up the pace of these installations, and by 2020 aims to complete work ahead of the previous schedule at all 64 stations of the Toyoko, Den-en-toshi, and Oimachi Lines. Stations are also being made more accessible, with elevators, escalators, and ramps installed so that all passengers can comfortably use the facilities. In addition, Tokyu Group is taking proactive initiatives for making its stations more environmentally friendly, such as designing structures to facilitate natural ventilation, and using high-performance LED lighting for interior lights and information signage.

A 6000-series train on the Bessho Line operated by UEDA DENTETSU COMPANY

A bus operated by JOTETSU CORPORATION offering direct services to Jozankei, a popular hot spring resort

A bus operated by TOKYU BUS CORPORATION

THE ROYAL EXPRESS train operated by IZUKYU CORPORATION (photo courtesy of Don Design Associates)

A 5050-4000-series train operated by TOKYU CORPORATION

Sendai Airport

Operational companies: TOKYU CORPORATION; IZUKYU CORPORATION; UEDA DENTETSU COMPANY

Main operational companies: TOKYU BUS CORPORATION; JOTETSU CORPORATION

Operational company: Sendai International Airport Co., Ltd.

Operational company: TOKYU TECHNOSYSTEM CO., LTD.


Construction and Related Businesses

Utilizing the know-how accumulated through railway and development projects in areas surrounding Tokyu lines, Tokyu Group’s construction companies handle civil engineering projects, including roads, railways, airports, and marine facilities, as well as building projects, including office buildings, commercial facilities, and condominiums, all over Japan. They are also developing new technologies, such as systems for rapidly assessing whether buildings are fit for continued use, and providing a wide range of engineering services spanning from project planning to design supervision.

Building Leasing, Property Management, Property Brokerage,

and Real Estate Investment Management Businesses

Tokyu Group’s building leasing business handles office buildings and commercial facilities in the greater Tokyo and Osaka regions. Prominent buildings include the Tokyu Capitol Tower in Tokyo’s Nagatacho district, as well as Shibuya Hikarie, the Shin-Meguro Tokyu Building, and the Shin-Aoyama Tokyu Building.

Tokyu Group also offers a broad range of services tailored to meet needs related to real estate. For example, the property management business manages a diverse range of buildings, including condominiums, office buildings, and public facilities, while the property brokerage business handles real estate sales, purchases, and leasing. The real estate investment management business manages a real estate investment trust (REIT) portfolio of properties in central Tokyo and areas surrounding Tokyu train lines, including Qfront and Cocoti, two commercial buildings in Tokyo’s Shibuya district.

Custom Home and Renovation Businesses, and Services for Senior Citizens

Tokyu Group builds custom homes and carries out home renovations giving exemplary consideration to the health and safety of occupants as well as their living environment. These businesses aim to provide long-lasting homes for families to live in for many years, even over two or three family generations.

Tokyu Group provides senior citizens with high-quality services that facilitate an enjoyable lifestyle and peace of mind. It operates the Tokyu Welina senior citizens’ homes with nursing care services, the GRANCREER residences for senior citizens, and the Ohana nursing care services for helping elderly people maintain an independent lifestyle in their homes.

Real Estate Sales Business

Tokyu Group’s real estate sales business operates nationwide, selling condominium units under its BRANZ and DRESSER brands, and houses under its Branz Garden and Neue brands. Recognizing that the values and lifestyles of consumers are ever changing, Tokyu Group offers high-quality residences designed to meet the requirements of every generation and give peace of mind to homeowners.

Artist’s rendition of the completed Urban Regenerations Step Up Project (Takeshiba District)

Artist’s rendition of the completed BRANZ CITY Setagaya Nakamachi

A staff member of a Tokyu Livable branch offers advice to a customer

Shibuya Hikarie Shin-Meguro Tokyu Building

A development project in the Shibuya Station area

Tokyu Welina Ookayama, a senior citizens’ residence and nursing care facility

Real Estate Business

Making beautiful communities that people continue to treasure

Urban development involves the creation of warm and welcoming places where people can comfortably live over the course of their lives and the planning of environments responsive to our changing times. Tokyu Group together with the people who will live in such homes is creating and evolving developments with the goal of making beautiful communities to be treasured by people of all generations for years to come.

Real Estate Development Business

Tokyu Group’s real estate development business is planning and designing for the future in many cities across Japan and the world. It draws on the expertise gained over the course of developing the Tokyu Tama Den-en-toshi project, a massive urban development begun in the 1950s that has since grown into the largest of its kind in Japan.

In partnership with communities along Tokyu lines and in Chiba Prefecture, this business is promoting urban development designed for today, by applying innovative ideas in harmony with the lifestyles and community ties in existing neighborhoods.

In anticipation of the 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games, Tokyu Group is helping make Tokyo more attractive through major development projects in several districts in the heart of the city, including Shibuya and Takeshiba.

At the same time, based on its decades of urban development expertise in Japan, Tokyu Group is carrying out large-scale urban development projects around the world, including Binh Duong Province in Vietnam, and the Yanchep district in Perth, Western Australia. (See page 17 for more details.)

Main operational companies: TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION

Main operational companies: TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION; TOKYU LIVABLE, INC.; TOKYU LIFIA CORPORATION

Main operational companies: TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION; TOKYU COMMUNITY CORP.; TOKYU FACILITY SERVICE CO., LTD; TOKYU LIVABLE, INC.; TOKYU REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.; TLC ACTIVIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.; TLC COMFORIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.; TOKYU LAND CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC.

Main operational companies: TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.; SEIKITOKYU KOGYO CO., LTD.; TOKYU ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS INC.

Main operational companies: TOKYU HOMES CORPORATION; TOKYU WELLNESS INC.; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION


Entertainment and Cultural Facility Management Business

Tokyu Group manages many cultural facilities in Tokyo’s Shibuya Ward aming to make the area an exciting and pleasurable “entertainment city.” A wide variety of high-quality performing arts and cultural events, including Broadway musicals, are staged at its numerous facilities, including Bunkamura, a cultural complex housing a concert hall, theater, art gallery, and cinema, as well as the Cerulean Tower Noh Theatre, Creative Space 8/, Hikarie Hall, and the 1,972-seat Tokyu Theatre Orb, one of Japan’s largest theaters dedicated to musicals. The business also manages 109 Cinemas, a nationwide chain of movie theater multiplexes.

Sports Facility and Culture School Management Businesses

Tokyu Group’s sports facility management business helps people lead healthy and fulfilling lives by managing facilities, including Tokyu Sports Oasis and Atrio Due fitness clubs, and schools that teach sports such as swimming, golf, tennis, and football. Tokyu Group also manages culture schools located near railway stations which are highly convenient for commuters.

Cable Television Business

Tokyu Group provides cable television and Internet services to about one million households in areas surrounding Tokyu train lines in Tokyo and Kanagawa Prefecture through its communications Inc. and Cable Television Shinagawa inc. While providing a wide range of services including shopping websites, the business also contributes to local communities by cooperating with local government to announce community information, as well as emergency updates during times of disaster.

Similarly, cable television services are offered by Izukyu Cable Network Co., Ltd., to almost all the communities along Izukyu train line routes, including the cities of Atami, Ito, and Shimoda, as well as the towns of Higashiizu and Kawazu in Shizuoka Prefecture, and the town of Yugawara in Kanagawa Prefecture.

the Toyoko, Kichijoji and Tama Plaza branches, the Sapporo branch in Hokkaido, and the Nagano Tokyu Department Store in Nagano Prefecture. Outside Japan, there are two stores in Bangkok, Thailand.

The supermarket business operates 81 supermarkets, including the Tokyu Store chain, primarily in areas along Tokyu train lines, providing a useful service for the local residents. This business also offers original Tokyu food products for its customers at its Tokyu Store Plus chain of shops.

The shopping center business operates commercial complexes in the greater Tokyo and Osaka regions, including the Futako Tamagawa Rise shopping center in Tokyo, which attracts about 30 million visitors each year, Tama Plaza Terrace, and Shibuya 109, a commercial facility specializing in trendy fashions popular with the young. The business opened the Q’s Mall Base Morinomiya in Osaka in April 2015, followed by the Tokyu Plaza Ginza in Tokyo’s Ginza district in March 2016. (See page 18 for more details.)

Tokyu Group also operates retail stores in every region of Japan. TOKYU HANDS chain, offering a wide range of household and lifestyle products, has 41 stores in Japan and two overseas, while its 27 domestic “hands be” stores specialize in creative lifestyle goods. Tokyu Group also operates four Ranking Ranqueen shops offering popular novelty goods, and three Ekimo underground shopping malls connected to train stations in Osaka.

Tama Plaza Terrace

TOKYU HANDS in Tokyo’s Shibuya district Tokyu Department Store’s Toyoko branch

109 Cinemas Osaka Expocity

Tokyu Store’s Naka-Meguro main branch

Tokyu Theatre Orb

Life Service Business

Helping people have the ideal lifestyles

Everyone has different tastes, ideas, and interests. Lifestyles vary depending on the person, and all of us seek out comfort, convenience and relaxation in our own distinct ways. By providing a diverse range of lifestyle services, Tokyu Group enriches people’s lives according to individual preferences and styles.

Department Store, Supermarket, and Shopping Center Businesses

Tokyu Group provides quality services in people’s lives through its retail businesses, ranging from department stores to supermarkets and large-scale shopping centers.

Throughout Japan, Tokyu Group operates 14 department stores, including its flagship store in Shibuya and branches such as the Shibuya Hikarie ShinQs branch in Tokyo’s Shibuya district,

Main operational companies: TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.; NAGANO TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.; TOKYU STORE CHAIN CO., LTD.; TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION; Tokyu Malls Development Corporation; TOKYU HANDS INC.; TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.

Main operational companies: TOKYU BUNKAMURA INC.; TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.

Main operational companies: its communications Inc.; Cable Television Shinagawa inc.; Izukyu Cable Network Co., Ltd.

Main operational companies: TOKYU SPORTS OASIS; Tokyu Sports System; TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.; TOKYU CORPORATION


Card Business

The card business provides a service for customers to earn and use Tokyu Points at stores, particularly those operated by Tokyu Group. Also, we are working to make the cards even more user-convenient by collaborating with other businesses in Tokyu Group.

Life Service Business

After-School Childcare Business

Kids Base Camp offers a private after-school childcare service in Tokyo and Kanagawa, which provides various activities for children after the schools and during holidays as well. The business also manages training services for after-school daycare staff working throughout the country.

Hotels and Membership Resort Hotels Business

Tokyu Group operates hotel chains nationwide under three brands—Tokyu Hotel, Excel Hotel Tokyu, and Tokyu REI Hotel. Each one provides outstanding hospitality suited to customers with various purposes, allowing them to enjoy a luxurious stay whether on a business or a private trip. In addition, Tokyu Group operates 17 Tokyu Stay apartment hotels in Tokyo for guests visiting the city for longer periods.

Tokyu Group operates the TOKYU Harvest Club, membership resort hotels, with 24 locations nationwide. Members can use these resorts like a holiday villa whenever they wish. It also operates Big Week timeshare resorts in 15 locations across the country, allowing members to book rooms in any of the facilities they prefer.

Outside Japan, Tokyu Group operates a hotel, golf course, and spa in the Mauna Lani Resort located in the Kohala Coast, Hawaii, and the Palau Pacific Resort in the Micronesian nation of Palau.

Golf Courses and Ski Resorts Business

Tokyu Group operates golf courses at 26 locations throughout Japan, providing everything a golfer could ask for to enjoy a perfect day out, from the usual sports and leisure facilities to opportunities for socializing at a famous course like the Three Hundred Club.

Tokyu Group also operates eight ski resorts nationwide. Among them, the NISEKO Mt. RESORT Grand HIRAFU is located in the town of Niseko, which was chosen as Japan’s best ski resort area for two consecutive years from 2013 to 2014 by the World Ski Awards, the most prestigious international prize in the ski tourism industry.

Media and Advertising Business

This business offers advertising media services under the Tokyu OOH brand, including commuter advertising utilizing train and bus facilities, and outdoor advertising in Tokyo’s Shibuya district, especially on video screens mounted to buildings. The business also provides digital signage inside train cars and train stations, such as a series of 55-inch digital signs on a staircase wall in Futako-Tamagawa Station in Tokyo.

Home Convenience Business

The home convenience business, The Tokyu Bell, offers a variety of services for supporting people’s lifestyles, including house cleaning, household affairs management and home delivery services—including Tokyu Store Online supermarket—bringing customers’ items directly to their homes.

Hotel and Resort Business

A staff member providing home security services

Tokyu Bell home delivery service in action

Kids Base Camp childcare facility for schoolchildren

TOKYU Harvest Club Kyoto Takagamine & Viala Mauna Lani Resort in Hawaii

NISEKO Mt. RESORT Grand HIRAFU

Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel Three Hundred Club

Digital signage at Futako-Tamagawa Station

Offering relaxing times with a full range of amenities

Time spent at a hotel or resort should always be extraordinary and unforgettably special. To ensure that guests enjoy relaxing times with a full range of amenities, Tokyu Group offers a range of refined services and hospitality of the highest quality.

Retail Electricity Business

In response to the full liberalization of Japan’s retail electricity market in April 2016, Tokyu Group launched its Tokyu-Denki electricity service for residences providing electricity packages in an easy to understand format for consumers. (See page 20 for more details.)

Travel Agency Business

The travel agency business operates the Tokyu Travel Salons in communities located along Tokyu train lines. Featuring a wide lineup of attractive travel packages and options, specialized staff will assist customers with their diverse travel needs.

Security Business

Tokyu Group’s home security business offers services for helping families and households stay safe and secure. Tokyu Group provides security guards and other security services to commercial buildings as part of its comprehensive building maintenance services, which also include facility management and cleaning services.

Operational company: Tokyu Power Supply Co., Ltd.

Main operational companies: TOKYU SECURITY CO. LTD; TOKYU BLDG. MAINTENANCE

Main operational companies: TOKYU AGENCY INC.; Tokyu Media Communications Inc.

Operational company: TOKYU CORPORATION

Main operational companies: KIDS BASE CAMP Co. Ltd.; Kidscoach Association

Operational company: TOKYU CARD, INC.

Operational company: TOKYU CORPORATION Main operational companies: TOKYU HOTELS CO., LTD.; Tokyu Stay Co., Ltd.; TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND CORPORATION Main operational companies: TOKYU CORPORATION; TOKYU LAND

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• The Shibuya Stream building is scheduled to open

• The 425 Park Avenue multi-purpose building is scheduled for completion in Manhattan, New York City

• The Tokyu Plaza Ginza commercial building opens (see page 18)

• Tokyu-Denki electricity service commences (see page 20)

• Management of Sendai Airport commences (see page 19)

• Facilities being constructed in the Shibuya Station Sakuragaoka Exit District Redevelopment are scheduled to open

• Facilities being constructed in Urban Regenerations Step Up Project (Takeshiba District) are scheduled to open

• The SORA Gardens high-rise condominium buildings are completed in Binh Duong Province, Vietnam (see page 17)

• The Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center terrace market opens (see page 16)

• The Central Tower and the West Tower being constructed in Shibuya Station District are scheduled to open (see page 15)

• The Toyoko Line begins through service with the Tokyo Metro Fukutoshin Line

• The Nampeidai Project (near Shibuya Station) is scheduled for completion

• The East Tower being constructed in Shibuya Station District is scheduled to open in fiscal 2019

• Sotetsu-Tokyu direct train service is planned to commence in the second half of fiscal 2022

• The Shibuya Cast building is scheduled to open

• THE ROYAL EXPRESS train service is scheduled to begin

• The Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center opens

• The Tama Plaza Terrace commercial complex holds its grand opening

• The Tokyu Capitol Tower building opens • The Shibuya Hikarie commercial building holds its grand opening

• The Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku commercial building opens

• The Futako Tamagawa Rise Tower and Residence buildings are completed

• Facilities being constructed in the Dogenzaka 1-chome Shibuya-station Front District Urban Redevelopment are scheduled to open in fiscal 2019

Under the banner of “One Tokyu,” Tokyu Group is integrating its diverse operational resources, know-how, expertise and competitive advantages while carrying out a wide range of projects. Group companies involved in these projects actively collaborate to generate collective synergies as each company in Tokyu Group works to expand its respective business area of specialty. In that way, Tokyu Group is striving to create beautiful living environments for a new generation. Key examples of its projects are presented in the following pages.

Special Feature The concept of One Tokyu

TransportationBusiness Segment

Real EstateBusiness Segment

One TokyuIntegrating all ofTokyu Group’s

diverse business domains

Life Service Business Segment

Hotel and Resort Business Segment

• Railway Business

• Bus Business

• Airport Management Business

• Other Transportation-Related Businesses

• Real Estate Development Business

• Real Estate Sales Business

• Building Leasing Business

• Property Management Business

• Property Brokerage Business

• Real Estate Investment Management Business

• Construction Business and Related businesses

• Custom Home Business

• Renovation Business

• Services for Senior Citizens

• Department Store Business

• Supermarket Business

• Shopping Center Business

• Cultural Facility Management Business

• Entertainment Business

• Sports Facility Management Business

• Culture School Management Business

• Cable Television Business

• Media and Advertising Business

• Security Business

• Retail Electricity Business

• Home Convenience Business

• After-School Childcare Business

• Card Business

• Travel Agency Business

• Hotels Business

• Membership Resort Hotels Business

• Golf Courses and Ski Resorts Business

For the FutureBy combining its diverse business domains, Tokyu Group is

creating beautiful living environments for a new generation


Working together as One Tokyu in the Futako Tamagawa Redevelopment Project

Futako TamagawaRedevelopment

Project

Real Estate Business Segment



• Developed real estate in the east Futako Tamagawa area, including commercial and office facilities

• Leasing and managing commercial and office facilities

• Operating a Tokyu Store

• Operating a Tokyu Food Show market in a department store basement

• Operating the 109 Cinemas Futako Tamagawa movie theater complex

• Operating the Atrio Due Futako Tamagawa comprehensive fitness club

• Operating Itscom Studio & Hall Futako Tamagawa Rise, a broadcast studio and multi-purpose hall

• Operating Futako Tamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu, the first large hotel in the local area with a banquet hall

Working together as One Tokyu in development projects surrounding Shibuya Station


Developmentprojects

in the ShibuyaStation area

• Carrying out large-scale real estate development in areas surrounding Shibuya Station

• Operating and managing commercial facilities, office buildings, and apartment buildings

• Constructing multipurpose spaces inside the Shibuya Cast building complex, including a gallery, seminar rooms, and an auditorium

• Constructing a performance hall inside the Shibuya Stream building for concerts and other live events

• Promoting the Tokyu Accelerator Program for supporting venture firms in Shibuya and other locations along Tokyu lines

• Providing shared offices, incubator offices, and co-working spaces


• Planning to open a city hotel (with approximately 180 guest rooms) in the Shibuya Stream building


• Operating the ShinQs department store and managing the Tokyu Theatre Orb auditorium for musicals in the Shibuya Hikarie building

Transportation Business Segment

• Improving pedestrian traffic inside Shibuya Station to make it more convenient, increasing accessibility, and making it easier for passengers to transfer trains

• Building a bus terminal that will include airport limousine bus facilities

* LEED is an international standard for assessing environmental performance, and is administered by the United States Green Building Council for the purpose of promoting excellent energy efficiency and sustainable buildings.

Images courtesy of the Shibuya Area ManagementShibuya Hikarie

Hachiko Square

Shibuya Station Sakuragaoka Exit District

Dogenzaka 1-chome (front of station) Area

Shibuya Station District

Shibuya Stream (Shibuya Station South District)

Images courtesy of the Shibuya Area Management

Special Feature For the Future

1Example

Making Shibuya beautiful for a new generation

Development Projects in the Shibuya Station Area

2Example

Bringing new energy to the Futako Tamagawa area

The Futako Tamagawa Redevelopment ProjectTransforming Shibuya into the place people want to visit the most in Japan

Tokyu Group is working to develop and enliven Tokyo’s Shibuya district, which has been the heart of Tokyu Group’s operations since it was founded. Today, Shibuya is evolving into a center of diverse fine arts and culture, including cinema, music, art, and fashion. Tokyu Group is enhancing these unique aspects of Shibuya in its large-scale urban redevelopment projects, which aim to make the area even more attractive by transforming it into a comprehensive entertainment space in which people can enjoy all aspects of their lifestyles, such as dining, living, and working.

Continuing to develop new landmarks in Shibuya

Tokyu Group’s large-scale urban redevelopment projects are making Shibuya more safe and comfortable. For example, pedestrian traffic is being improved through the addition of pedestrian decks, underground passageways, and underground squares connecting the Dogenzaka and Miyamasuzaka areas. An underground reservoir is being installed to better prevent flooding in the area, and riverfront areas are being built along with the restoration of the Shibuya River. In addition, office buildings and semipublic spaces are being created in order to encourage interaction and networking among creative professionals. By having people with diverse values come together in Shibuya, Tokyu Group hopes to help generate new cultures and attract global attention to the area. A project spanning 33 years reaches its completion

After meetings were initiated in 1982 to consider the redevelopment of Futako Tamagawa area, the project was launched to redevelop the east side. Together with members of the local community and the government, Tokyu Group combined its collective capabilities and went forward with the project, aiming to create a new neighborhood that would blend in well with the community.

Construction of the Futako Tamagawa Rise Tower and Residence buildings was completed in 2010. Tenants then began occupying the Futako Tamagawa Rise office building, and the Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center opened in 2011. In 2015, the Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center terrace market opened, along with Ribbon Street, a pedestrian walkway totaling about one kilometer in length in the middle of the Futako Tamagawa Rise complex from the train station through to the Futako Tamagawa Park and Tama River. Then with the completion of the Futako Tamagawa Rise Tower office building, all facilities in the complex were open for business.

More than 30 companies of Tokyu Group have been involved in the creation of this new neighborhood and its operations. They handled the construction of buildings and the opening and

management of various commercial facilities, including 109 Cinemas Futako Tamagawa, the Atrio Due Futako Tamagawa fitness club, Itscom Studio & Hall Futako Tamagawa Rise, and Futako Tamagawa Excel Hotel Tokyu.

Creating Japan’s most desirable neighborhood to work in an area existing in harmony with the local ecosystem

Applying the concept of “water, greenery, and light,” the project promoted the creation of an environment that would exist in harmony with the local ecosystem. In November 2015, the project acquired Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED*) certification, an international standard for assessing environmental performance, and became the first in the world to receive Gold certification in the urban development category. Looking ahead, Tokyu Group will continue striving to create urban environments that attract many people and allow them to experience the tranquility that comes with being connected to nature.


Working together as One Tokyu for Tokyu Plaza Ginza



Tokyu Plaza Ginza

• Operating HINKA RINKA, a new specialty Tokyu Department Store

• Operating Hands Expo, a new version of TOKYU HANDS

• Holding events in the facility in collaboration with the Bunkamura culture center

• Development, operations, and management of the facility

Working together as One Tokyu in the development of Tokyu Binh Duong Garden City




Development ofTokyu Binh Duong

Garden City

• Development, leasing and management of SORA gardens

• Development and operation of hikari, a commercial complex

• Development and management of MIDORI PARK

• Operation of KAZE SHUTTLE, Japanese-quality bus service in Binh Duong New City

• Operation of hikari

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Applying know-how gained through the Tokyu Tama Den-en-toshi Project to Vietnam

Development of Tokyu Binh Duong Garden City

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A landmark in Ginza for a new generation Tokyu Plaza Ginza

Developing cities around the world by making use of know-how of urban development accumulated in Japan

By applying its collective capabilities and know-how accumulated through creation and expansion of the Tokyu Tama Den-en-toshi Project, Tokyu Group is contributing to development in Southeast Asia in partnership with local communities. These include large-scale projects in Binh Duong New City in Vietnam, where Tokyu Group is developing Tokyu Binh Duong Garden City, a major venture comprising 7,500 residential units, commercial facilities and office buildings on a 110-hectare site.

Promoting urban development and operating scheduled bus service in response to requests from provincial authorities

Tokyu Group’s first project was SORA gardens I, high-rise condominiums completed in March 2015 as a symbol of Binh

Duong New City. Japanese quality is embodied in the building’s refined design and comfortable residential units. It also opened hikari, a major commercial complex in the center of the city that offers convenience to the lifestyles of local residents. Then, in April 2016, Tokyu Group began building MIDORI PARK, an area development that will provide high-quality, low-rise residential buildings surrounded by a natural environment. In all these projects, Tokyu Group is striving to create beautiful communities that promote bonds between people over time.

In addition, Tokyu Group began operating KAZE SHUTTLE between the former urban area and Binh Duong New City in 2014 in response to requests from Binh Duong Province. The service area was expanded in March 2016, including a new circular route in Binh Duong New City. Tokyu Group is incorporating Japanese know-how regarding comfortable, safe and dependable bus service based on fixed timetables in the operation of this public transportation.

A new landmark at Ginza’s Sukiyabashi intersection

Located on the corner of Ginza’s famous Sukiyabashi intersection, Tokyu Plaza Ginza opened in March 2016. The development concept was “Creative Japan—making the world more interesting.” By flexibly incorporating traditional and modern themes, Tokyu Group aimed to ensure that Ginza continues to be an area that charms visitors from around the world. At the same time, it created an attraction in Ginza for a new generation, with the goal of making a commercial facility that is relevant for people both in and outside Japan.

The building houses a total of 125 stores on 13 floors (two below ground and 11 above ground), including a wide assortment of classy fashion boutiques, general goods shops, restaurants, and cafes, allowing visitors to experience both tradition and innovation. Tokyu Plaza Ginza also features the new specialty Tokyu Department Store, HINKA RINKA, and a new version of the TOKYU HANDS store called Hands Expo. In addition, the KIRIKO LOUNGE open space on the sixth floor holds seasonally themed cultural events in collaboration with the Bunkamura culture center in Shibuya—an example of how greater cooperation is being promoted within Tokyu Group.

With the goal of bringing new dynamism to Ginza, Tokyu Group

enhanced the area surrounding the facility, including the refurbishment of Sukiyabashi Park next to the building. It also set up the “G Info information center” on the first floor to provide the latest news on events in Ginza to foreign and domestic visitors. In these ways, Tokyu Group is helping make Ginza an even more attractive place.

A vessel of light reflecting tradition and innovation

The building exterior was designed based on a traditional type of faceted glass used in Japan’s Edo Period (1603 – 1867) called edo kiriko. Light from the glass exterior pours out as if the building is a vessel of light, symbolizing how the facility welcomes various cultures while creating new information. From sunset, the glass exterior facing the adjacent streets (Nishi-Ginza-Dori and Miyuki-Dori) lights up, illuminating the neighborhood. The reflections of the glass respond not only to the changing seasons, but also to the time of day, weather, and temperature.

Ginza is an area in which tradition and innovation are found side by side. Tokyu Plaza Ginza was developed with the goal of passing down this fascinating aspect of Ginza as a new landmark in this sophisticated district of Tokyo.



Working together as One Tokyu in the Retail Electricity Business




Retail ElectricityBusiness

• Offering service subscribers twice the points that can be acquired when purchasing a commuter train pass for a Tokyu line train

• Joint sales activities involving TOKYU LIVABLE, INC., TOKYU HOMES CORPORATION, Tokyu Housing Lease Corporation, TOKYU LIFIA CORPORATION, and TOKYU RESORT CORPORATION

• Allowing subscribers to accumulate 1% of electricity charges on a Tokyu Point card, in collaboration with TOKYU CARD, INC.

• Offering services at economical rates in collaboration with its communications Inc. and Cable Television Shinagawa inc.

• Sharing know-how regarding customer management when offering services

• Providing services that make use of various methods for contacting customers, such as door-to-door sales

Working together as One Tokyu in the operations of Sendai Airport




Operations ofSendai Airport

• Applying Tokyu Group’s know-how gained through expanding railway networks and managing railway safety and security in the operations and management of the airport, promotion of air travel, and expansion of flight networks

• Management of the airport terminal building

• Renovation work, operations, and management of commercial facilities inside the airport

• Providing functions and services to meet the diverse needs of passengers and customers, including maintenance of digital signage

• Planning and carrying out promotional campaigns aimed at enhancing the image of the Tohoku region

* The concession system is a method of assigning responsibility for the operations of public facilities that collect usage fees to private companies, while preserving the public’s primary ownership rights.

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A new model for airport operations in JapanOperations of Sendai Airport

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Offering Tokyu-Denki as a new lifestyle infrastructure service

Retail Electricity Business

The first domestically operated airport to be privatized in Japan

With a vision of “Bringing the World to Tohoku,” Tokyu Group is creating routes for moving people and goods between the Tohoku region and countries worldwide from the Sendai Airport, in an effort to meet the hopes of communities in the region and of people around the world for an accessible international airport in the region.

Sendai International Airport Co., Ltd., began managing the airport from July 1, 2016, after being jointly established by five companies in Tokyu Group along with Maeda Corporation and Toyota Tsusho Corporation. That marked the first time in Japan for a government operated airport to be privatized under a concession system* based on the country’s law concerning private airport operations. With the exception of air traffic control, the new company is responsible for all aspects of the airport business, including management of commercial facilities in the passenger

building, cargo, parking lot, and maintenance and supervision of runways and taxiways.

Renovating the airport from the standpoint of passengers

Since July 1, 2016, various initiatives have already been carried out at the airport, including the opening of a free-of-charge observation deck, sales of merchandise exclusively available at the airport, and discounted parking lot services. In the future, Tokyu Group plans to provide facilities and services tailored specifically for airport users by taking an advantage of our extensive expertise in urban development, along with its know-how accumulated in the railway business related to maintaining transportation networks and ensuring safety and security.

Taking on the challenge of creating a new lifestyle infrastructure business

The liberalization of Japan’s electricity supply market began in 2000, initially for high-demand users like factories and office buildings. This was extended to general households in April 2016, marking a new era in which each household could freely choose which company it purchases electricity from.

Under these conditions, Tokyu Group established Tokyu Power Supply Co., Ltd., in October 2015, and then began offering the Tokyu-Denki electricity service for residences from April 2016, in time for the full liberalization of the domestic retail electricity market. Continuing its expansion into a wide range of business domains, Tokyu Group positioned this electricity service as a new lifestyle infrastructure business, with a commitment to operating it over the long term.

Making new lifestyles possible with energy

The plan for Tokyu-Denki not only included the supply of electricity at an economical rate, but also a combination of various services offered by Tokyu Group.

In the summer of 2016, a major promotional campaign was launched for the service, including a direct mail-out of coupons that could be used at cinemas and beer gardens by new subscribers. In addition, if subscribers of the service used a Tokyu line train on an extremely hot day, they were offered complimentary points on their Tokyu Point cards. These initiatives encouraged customers to go out on hot summer days, thereby helping to conserve electricity usage at home.

Tokyu Group plans to create more new ways to link energy and lifestyles in the future together with people living in communities around Tokyu train lines.



Engaging with customersActivities of educational institutions and foundations

Tokyu Group fosters the education of young people through the schools it operates, and strives to enrichen communities through its support for the fine arts and cultural endeavors.

Tokyu Group brings joy and entertainment to people’s lives by supporting a wide array of musical concerts, theatrical productions, and sporting events.

TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS

TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS offers scholarships to international students from the Asia-Pacific region studying at graduate schools in Japan. Since its establishment in 1975, the foundation has supported about 850 international students from 28 countries and regions.Some students who received scholarships

from the foundation

Tokyu Associations

Members of the Joshin-etsu Tokyu Association during a forest exploration event

Since they were started about 40 years ago, Tokyu Associations have been actively involved in community-based activities, including cleanup events, cultural seminars, sporting events, and music concerts. The associations have been organized in 23 communities across Japan, and three areas in Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore, respectively.

Tokyu Kids Program

An event organized by the Tokyu Kids Program

The Tokyu Kids Program holds hands-on learning events for children in elementary school, including creative activities, tours of various facilities, and events that let children experience various jobs together with their parents. A total of 27 types of events have been planned under the program in fiscal 2016. In addition, designs created through the program won Kids Design Awards in 2016 in the children’s creativity and future-oriented design categories.

ASIA Educational Incorporative

Established in 1941, ASIA Educational Incorporative operates Asia University, a school that enables graduates to contribute to the international community, especially the development of Asia, through a progressive curriculum that emphases respect for individuality.

Asia University’s baseball team

Gotoh Educational Corporation

Established in 1955, the Gotoh Educational Corporation manages the operations of Tokyo City University and a number of associated schools, which range from a kindergarten up to senior high schools. The foundation strives to nurture healthy minded and forward-looking individuals equipped with a well-rounded education. In addition, the foundation operates the Tokyu Driving School.

The Setagaya Campus of Tokyo City University

THE GOTOH MUSEUM

Founded in 1959, THE GOTOH MUSEUM holds special exhibitions and themed exhibitions of items in its collection of Japanese and East Asian artwork. Its collection includes picture scrolls of The Tale of Genji, which have been designated as a National Treasure in Japan. The museum is also home to the Dai-Tokyu Memorial Library, which preserves classical Japanese and East Asian documents, and makes them available to academic researchers.

THE GOTOH MUSEUM

Tokyu Music Live

Performers at Tokyu Music Live

Held at the Bunkamura culture center in Shibuya, the Tokyu Music Live, series of concerts featuring prominent musicians from a broad range of musical genres, offers audiences new musical experiences. Tickets are given away free to 4,000 people each year.

TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR BETTER ENVIRONMENT

Established in 1974, the TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR BETTER ENVIRONMENT provides support for various measures aimed at restoring the Tama River, a large river that flows through greater Tokyo. The support includes grants for surveys and research related to environmental conservation and improvements of the Tama River and its river basin. The foundation also provides elementary schools with supplementary educational materials for environmental studies classes.

A small dam on the Tama River in a forested area in the city of Chofu

THE GOTOH MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

Established in 1990, THE GOTOH MEMORIAL FOUNDATION works to help culturally enrich society by providing financial support for operas written by Japanese composers and staged by opera groups in Japan. It also offers awards and grants to up-coming talent in the fields of opera and the fine arts. A Gotoh Memorial Awards ceremony

Tokyu Adults Program

Participants in the Tokyu Adults Program

Starting from the idea that life gets better with age, the Tokyu Adults Program held events for people over the age of 40 from October to November 2016. The program organizes various events that are unique to Tokyu Group with the goal of satisfying the intellectual curiosity of mature adults.

Tokyu Silvester Concerts

A Tokyu Silvester Concert

A Tokyu Silvester Concert is held each year on New Year’s Eve at the Bunkamura culture center in Tokyo’s Shibuya district. A countdown piece is performed at the event by lavishly dressed entertainers, followed by a gorgeous concert of music specially selected for welcoming New Year.

(Photo copyright K. Miura)

Tokyu Musical Program for Teenagers

A performance sponsored by the Tokyu Musical Program

This program is intended to give teenagers an opportunity to experience a genuine Broadway musical at Tokyu Theatre Orb. About 900 pairs of tickets are given to teenagers aged between 13 and 19 to attend the event with a parent.

(Photo copyright Katsuyoshi Tanaka)

Social Contribution Activities


Offering beautiful living spaces in every region of the country

Tokyu Group carries out real estate development and operates hotels, commercial buildings, leisure facilities, and resorts not only in greater Tokyo but also in every region of Japan. Through these businesses, Tokyu Group brings vitality to regional cities and helps promote the attractiveness of the country’s sightseeing areas. Examples of these facilities and businesses in each region are presented here.

In Japan

Niseko

Sapporo

Niigata

Kanazawa

Nagoya

Osaka

KyotoYokohama

Tokyo

Hiroshima

Fukuoka

Kumamoto

Kitakyushu

Sendai

Saitama

ChibaKawasaki

Shizuoka

Hamamatsu

Nagano

Sakai

KobeOkayama

Naha

Miyakojima

Sagamihara

SEIKITOKYU KOGYO CO., LTD., handles road construction work all across Japan, and carries out locally based projects in the Chugoku and Shikoku regions from one branch, five offices, and three factories.

The Kochinishi Bypass was constructed by SEIKITOKYU KOGYO

Q’s Mall Base Morinomiya

In April 2015, Tokyu Group opened Q’s Mall Base Morinomiya in Osaka. This shopping center is home to a variety of stores that promote good health and fitness, and features an outdoor running track on the rooftop.

The next-generation IMAX® with laser theater

In November 2015, Tokyu Group opened 109 Cinemas Osaka Expocity in Osaka’s Expo Commemoration Park. It is the first cinema in Japan to be equipped with next-generation IMAX® with laser and 4DX technologies.

Kanazawa branch of TOKYU HANDS

The Kanazawa branch of TOKYU HANDS opened in the city of Kanazawa, Ishikawa Prefecture, in October 2016. The branch was the first TOKYU HANDS store to open in the Hokuriku region.

In November 2016, the Nagano Tokyu REI Hotel opened in a prime location near Nagano Station. The hotel is especially convenient for traveling on business or for vacation in the Shinshu region.

Nagano Tokyu REI Hotel

NISEKO Mt. RESORT Grand HIRAFU

Tokyu Group operates the NISEKO Mt. RESORT Grand HIRAFU in the Niseko area of Hokkaido, which is attracting skiers and snowboarders from around the world as an international ski resort.

In Hokkaido

Sendai Airport

In July 2016, Tokyu Group began managing the operations of Sendai Airport, which serves as the gateway to the Tohoku region, attracting attention as Japan’s first privatization of a domestically operated airport.

In the Tohoku Region

TOKYU CORPORATION operates NewWork membership-based shared office spaces for businesses in communities located along Tokyu train lines in greater Tokyo, and in cooperation with shared offices nationwide, provides efficient and comfortable work spaces.

NewWork shared office space in Tokyo’s Jiyugaoka district

In the Kanto Region

In the Chugoku and Shikoku Regions In the Chubu Region

In the Kansai Region

Tokyu Group operates the Miyakojima Tokyu Hotel & Resorts in the city of Miyakojima in Okinawa Prefecture. The resort hotel overlooks Yonaha Maehama beach, which is known as “the most beautiful in the Orient.”

Miyakojima Tokyu Hotel & Resorts

In the Kyushu Region and Okinawa

Business Operations


In the United States

In Oceania

In Asia

Main business activities:

Operating the Palau Pacific Resort, a beach resort hotel in Micronesia offering one of the finest views of the Pacific Ocean, and the first overwater bungalows in the region

Around the World

CH.KARNCHANG-TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.; BANGKOK TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.; SAHA TOKYU CORPORATION CO., LTD.

GOLDEN TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., Dhaka Office

Tokyu Land US Corporation

MAUNA LANI RESORT (OPERATION), INC.; MAUNA LANI REALTY, INC.

TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD., Singapore Office; TOKYU HANDS SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

PACIFIC ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT CORP. (P.I.D.C)

TOKYU LAND CORPORATION (SHANGHAI) LTD.; TOKYU BUSINESS CONSULTING SHANGHAI CO., LTD.; TOKYU LIVABLE (SHANGHAI), INC.

Tokyu Malls Development (Hong Kong) Limited

BECAMEX TOKYU CO., LTD.; BECAMEX TOKYU BUS CO., LTD.

Tokyu Group operates all over the world at many locations in Asian countries as well as in the United States and Australia. Tokyu Group contributes to the development of local communities while building relations of mutual trust with the citizens and businesses of each region. Representative examples of Tokyu Group’s businesses and projects in various countries and cities where it operates are presented here.


Operating the first Shibuya 109 store opened outside of Japan, which promotes the latest trends from Shibuya and Japanese youth fashion culture


Construction of railway-related buildings and facilities

The contract signing ceremony for the construction of a railyard

The community development area in Yanchep, Western Australia

Palau Pacific Resort


Construction of factories for Japanese companies in Singapore, and renovations of big shopping centers

Sales of Japanese stationery and lifestyle goods that are popular in Japan at two branches of TOKYU HANDS, which are directly managed by local staff

Suntec City branch of TOKYU HANDS KAZE SHUTTLE bus


Carrying out a large-scale condominium building project

Development of luxury condominiums and hotel residences for Japanese expatriates

Construction of factories for Japanese companies in Indonesia and land reclamation for industrial parks

Artist’s rendition of BRANZ BSD


Carrying out construction projects with a local partner through a jointly established corporation

Providing supervisors for technical assistance on infrastructure projects, including consultation related to paving work on large-scale elevated roads

The Hledan Flyover in Yangon

Artist’s rendition of 425 Park AvenueMauna Lani Resort


Business support for clients investing in Japanese real estate

Harbour City branch of Shibuya 109 in Hong Kong


Development of condominium buildings and management of serviced apartments

Real estate consulting services for local high-income clients

Towa Kogu serviced apartment building complex

Tokyu Department Store Paradise Park branch in Bangkok


Development of rental housing projects mainly for Japanese expatriates and their families

Construction of residential buildings, railways, etc.

Operating stores selling fashion and beauty-related goods, applying Tokyu Group’s know-how gained from operating department stores

TOKYU LIVABLE (TAIWAN), INC.

P.T. HATMOHADJI & KAWAN; PT. TOKYU CONSTRUCTION INDONESIA; P.T. TOKYU LAND INDONESIA

YANCHEP SUN CITY PTY LTD; ST ANDREWS PRIVATE ESTATE PTY LTD

The building housing TOKYU LIVABLE (TAIWAN), INC.

Business Operations

Taking business expertise gained in Japan to places worldwide

Hawaii

The United States

Myanmar

Bangladesh

Hong Kong

Thailand

Singapore

Indonesia

Australia

In Hawaii In the United States In Australia

Palau

Shanghai

Vietnam

Taiwan

In MyanmarIn Thailand

In Hong Kong

In Taiwan

In Shanghai

In Bangladesh

In Palau

In Singapore In Vietnam In Indonesia


Carrying out the Tokyu Binh Duong Garden City development project involving the construction of residential buildings, commercial facilities, and office buildings in the new Binh Duong urban district in the suburbs of Ho Chi Minh City

Operating the KAZE SHUTTLE scheduled bus service, applying the know-how of Tokyu Group’s bus business in Japan


Operating the Mauna Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows luxury hotel, as well as the golf course and spa in the world famous Mauna Lani Resort


Participating in a redevelopment project to construct the 425 Park Avenue, a 47-floor multipurpose building in the Manhattan Plaza area


Sales of residential properties, development of project areas, and construction of infrastructure through participation in a large-scale urban development project covering 7,000 hectares (including properties already sold) in the district of Yanchep in Western Australia


uilding on the know-how it gained through the development of upscale residential neighborhoods in Tokyo’s Senzoku and Den-en-chofu districts, Tokyu Group launched its Tokyu

Tama Den-en-toshi urban development project in 1953 with the goal of supplying outstanding residential areas in Tokyo, which was expected to become overpopulated at that time. After more than half a century of development since it started, the project has become one of the largest privately led urban development projects in Japan, with a total development area covering about 5,000 hectares, and a population of approximately 610,000 people (as of April 1, 2016). Tokyu Group intends to make the most of the urban development expertise it has accumulated through the project in other projects it undertakes in the future.

hile promoting urban development, Tokyu Group has launched a series of businesses—including its Lifestyle and Services Business and Hotels and Resorts Business—

offering facilities and services that are essential for the lifestyles of community residents. These include educational facilities, healthcare clinics, commercial facilities, hotels and resorts, residences and services for senior citizens, and cultural facilities such as theaters and art galleries—all of which are important for people’s livelihoods and various aspects of their day-to-day lives. Tokyu Group is operating its many businesses across Japan and is expanding certain business areas internationally.

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A site of the Tokyu Tama Den-en-toshi urban development project in 1966

Shibuya 109 commercial buildingThe Den-en-chofu district in 1932 The Shibuya district in the 1930s The Den-en-toshi Line began train service between Mizonokuchi and Nagatsuta in 1966

The Shin-Tamagawa Line began train service between Shibuya and Futako Tamagawa-en in 1977

1940• Toyoko Sharyo Koji (presently TOKYU

TECHNOSYSTEM CO., LTD.) is established

1948• Toyoko Department Store

Co., Ltd. (presently TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.) is established following the split-off of the department store business accompanying corporate restructuring

1949• TOKYU CORPORATION is

relisted on the Tokyo Stock Exchange

1953• TOKYU LAND CORPORATION

is established

• Shin-Nihon Kogyo (presently TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.) becomes part of Tokyu Group

1956• Toyoko Kogyo (presently

TOKYU STORE CHAIN CO., LTD.) is established

1957• Jozankei Railway (presently

JOTETSU CORPORATION) becomes part of Tokyu Group

1958• Ueda Maruko Railway (presently UEDA KOTSU

CORPORATION) becomes part of Tokyu Group

1959• Ito-Shimoda Electric Railway (presently IZUKYU

CORPORATION) is established, and begins train service between Ito and Shimoda in 1961

• TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. is established

1962• The first area of the Tokyu Tama

Den-en-toshi urban development project is completed in the district of Nogawa in the city of Kawasaki

1965• The Shibuya Tokyu Building

opens (later renamed Tokyu Plaza Shibuya; closed down in 2015)

1970• TOKYU

COMMUNITY CORP. is established

1972• TOKYU LIVABLE,

INC. is established

1976• TOKYU HANDS INC. is established

1966• The Den-en-toshi Line

begins service between Mizonokuchi and Nagatsuta

1967• The Tokyu Department

Store’s main store opens

1961• TOKYU AGENCY INC. is established

1977• The Shin-Tamagawa Line

(presently the Den-en-toshi Line) begins service between Shibuya and Futako Tamagawa-en (presently Futako Tamagawa)

1991• TOKYU BUS CORPORATION is

established and begins operations after the bus transportation business is split off from TOKYU CORPORATION

1993• Setagaya Business Square opens

• Tokyu Stay opens

2010• Construction of the Futako Tamagawa Rise Tower and Residence

buildings is completed

• The Capitol Hotel Tokyu opens following the construction of the Tokyu Capitol Tower

• The Tama Plaza Terrace commercial complex holds its grand opening

• Kuramo Saginuma opens

2011• The Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping Center opens

• Q’s Mall Abeno opens

2012• The Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku commercial building opens

• The Shibuya Hikarie commercial building holds its grand opening

• Tokyu Bell home delivery service commences

2013• The Toyoko Line begins through service with the Tokyo Metro

Fukutoshin Line

• Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Corporation is established

2015• The Futako Tamagawa Rise Shopping

Center terrace market opens

• Halal Food Service Corp. is established

2016• The Tokyu Plaza Ginza commercial building opens

• The Tokyu-Denki retail electricity service for residences commences

• Management of Sendai Airport commences

1997• The Queens Square Yokohama

commercial complex opens in Yokohama’s Minato Mirai district

2000• The Shibuya Mark City

commercial complex opens

• The Grandberry Mall opens

2001• Tokyu Hotel Management Co.,

Ltd. (presently TOKYU HOTELS CO., LTD.) is established

• The Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel opens following the construction of the Cerulean Tower building in Shibuya

• TOKYU REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC. is established

2004• The Minatomirai Line begins

service, including through service with the Toyoko Line

• Grancreer Azamino and Grancare Azamino facilities for the elderly open

2006• Tokyu Malls Development Corporation is established as a new company following

the merger of TMD Corporation and Tokyu Merchandising & Management Co., Ltd.

2007• The Shiodome Building opens

1978• The Shibuya branch of

TOKYU HANDS opens

1979• Fashion Community 109

(presently Shibuya 109) opens

1984• The Den-en-toshi Line begins train service

between Tsukimino and Chuo-Rinkan

1989• The Bunkamura culture center opens in Shibuya

1982• SEIKITOKYU KOGYO CO., LTD. is

established through the merger of Tokyu Road Co., Ltd. and Seiki Construction Co., Ltd.

• The Tama Plaza Tokyu Shopping Center opens

• The Asumigaoka New Town development project is completed and business commences

1988• The TOKYU Harvest Club opens

1983• Mauna Lani Bay Hotel (presently Mauna

Lani Bay Hotel & Bungalows) opens

• Tokyu Cable Television Co., Ltd. (presently its communications Inc.) is established and begins service in 1987

• Credit 109 (presently TOKYU CARD, INC.) is established

1918• Den-en-toshi Company is established as the parent

company of the Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway

1922• Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway

Company is established as the predecessor of TOKYU CORPORATION

1932• The Toyoko Line begins full train service

between Shibuya and Sakuragicho

1934• The Toyoko Department Store opens

1923• The Mekama Line begins full train service between

Meguro and Kamata (presently the Tokyu Meguro Line and Tokyu Tamagawa Line)

• Sales of homes begin in the Tamagawa-dai residential district of Tokyo (presently the Den-en-chofu district)

1928• Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway

Company and Den-en-toshi Company merge to form TOKYU CORPORATION

1929• The Oimachi Line begins full train service

between Oimachi and Futako Tamagawa-en (presently Futako Tamagawa)

Throughout its history, Tokyu Group has constantly taken on new challenges aimed at realizing its vision of a beautiful age for generations to come

History of Tokyu Group

Tokyu Group’s Roots—a Railway Operator Involved in Urban Development from the Beginning

Tokyu Tama Den-en-toshi—Tokyu Group’s Largest Project Spanning Over Half a Century

Operating Diverse Businesses and Services for Supporting People’s Lives

okyu Group was founded in 1922 with the establishment of Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway Company (the predecessor of TOKYU CORPORATION). The company began operating

the Mekama Line in 1923, offering full train service between Meguro and Kamata districts in Tokyo. The Mekama Line and its railway facilities were planned as part of an urban development project by Den-en-toshi Company, which had been developing land in Tokyo’s Senzoku and Den-en-chofu districts since 1918.

Meguro-Kamata Electric Railway Company and Den-en-toshi Company eventually merged in 1928, creating TOKYU CORPORATION.

Given that early history, TOKYU CORPORATION has operated not simply as a railway company, but also as an urban developer in communities surrounding its rail lines. From those roots, it began pursuing its vision of creating beautiful living environments for residents of those communities. Today, TOKYU CORPORATION’s railway business serves over 1.1 billion passengers annually.

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(as of September 30, 2016)

A

ABASHIRI KOTSU, INC.

ASIA Educational Incorporative

B

BANGKOK TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.

BECAMEX TOKYU BUS CO., LTD.

BECAMEX TOKYU CO., LTD.

C

Cable Television Shinagawa Inc.

CH.KARNCHANG-TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

CHUGAI ENGINEERING CO., LTD.

COMMUNITY ONE CO., LTD.

Connected Design, Inc.

D

DAI-ICHI Building Service Inc.

E

EWEL, Inc.

G

GOLDEN TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

Gotoh Educational Corporation

H

Halal Food Service Corp.

HANDS LAB INC.

Heart of Shibuya Development Corporation

HIROSHIMA TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.

HOKKAIDO TOKYU BUILDING MANAGEMENT CO., LTD

I

IMAGE STUDIO 109, INC.

INFIELD INC.

INTEGRATED RESIDENTIAL INFORMATION CENTER, JAPAN CO. LTD.

INTERNATIONAL RESTAURANT SERVICE CO., LTD.

ISHIKATSU EXTERIOR INC.

its communications Inc.

IZU KANKOU KAIHATSU

Izukyu Cable Network Co., Ltd.

IZUKYU COMMUNITY CORPORATION

IZUKYU CORPORATION

IZUKYU HOUSING CORPORATION

IZUKYU TOKAI TAXICAB CORPORATION

J

JOTETSU CARE SERVICE CORPORATION

JOTETSU CORPORATION

List of Companies in Tokyu Group

K

KATSUYAMA KOUGEN DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

KIDS BASE CAMP Co. Ltd.

KUMAMOTO TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.

KUMAREKI KOGYO CO., LTD.

KYODO GIJUTSU CENTER CO., LTD.

L

Life & Work Design Co., Ltd.

LIVABLE ASSET MANAGEMENT INC.

M

MARIMO COMMUNITY CO. LTD

MAUNA LANI REALTY, INC.

MAUNA LANI RESORT (OPERATION), INC.

MICHINOKU KOGYO CO., LTD.

N

NAGANO TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.

nipponrentacar-hokkaido. company

NISEKO TOKYU RESORT CO., LTD.

O

OST CORPORATION

P

PACIFIC ISLANDS DEVELOPMENT CORP. (P.I.D.C)

P.T. HATMOHADJI & KAWAN

PT. TOKYU CONSTRUCTION INDONESIA

P.T. TOKYU LAND INDONESIA

Q

QUEEN’S EAST CO., LTD.

R

Residential Partners Co., Ltd.

S

SAHA TOKYU CORPORATION CO., LTD.

SAPPORO TOKYU REFORM CORPORATION

SEIKITOKYU KOGYO CO., LTD.

Sendai International Airport Co., Ltd

SHIBUYA CHIKAGAI CO., Ltd

SHIMODA ROPEWAY CORPORATION

SHINDAI-BYOIN PARKING SERVICE

SHINSEIKI KOGYO CO., LTD.

SHONAN COMMUNITY

ST ANDREWS PRIVATE ESTATE PTY LTD

ST KENZAI CO., LTD.

ST SERVICE CO., LTD.

T

TAKAMATSU KOUMUTEN CO., LTD.

TAMBARA TOKYU RESORT CO., LTD.

TC FORUM CORP.

T.H. PROPERTIES CO., LTD.

THE GOTOH MEMORIAL FOUNDATION

THE GOTOH MUSEUM

THREE HUNDRED CLUB CO., LTD.

TLC ACTIVIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.

TLC COMFORIA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.

TOKO FLORA CO., LTD.

TOKYU AGENCY INC.

TOKYU AGENCY PROMIX INC.

TOKYU ARCHITECTS & ENGINEERS INC.

TOKYU ASSET MANAGEMENT INC.

Tokyu BE Co., Ltd.

TOKYU BLDG. MAINTENANCE

TOKYU BUNKAMURA INC.

TOKYU BUS CORPORATION

TOKYU BUSINESS CONSULTING SHANGHAI CO., LTD.

TOKYU CARD, INC.

TOKYU COMMUNITY CORP.

TOKYU CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.

Tokyu Corporate Housing Management Inc.

TOKYU CORPORATION

TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE CO., LTD.

TOKYU DEPARTMENT STORE SERVICE CO., LTD.

TOKYU E-LIFE DESIGN Inc.

TOKYU FACILITY SERVICE CO., LTD

TOKYU FINANCE AND ACCOUNTING CO., LTD.

TOKYU FOUNDATION

TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR BETTER ENVIRONMENT

TOKYU FOUNDATION FOR FOREIGN STUDENTS

Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Corporation

Tokyu Fudosan Next Generation Engineering Center Inc.

TOKYU GEOX CO., LTD.

TOKYU GOURMET FRONT CO., LTD

TOKYU GREEN SYSTEM CO., LTD.

TOKYU HANDS INC.

TOKYU HANDS SINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

TOKYU HOMES CORPORATION

TOKYU HOTELS CO., LTD.

Tokyu Housing Lease Corporation

TOKYU INSURANCE CONSULTING CO., LTD.

TOKYU KIDOH KOGYO CO., LTD.

TOKYU LAND CAPITAL MANAGEMENT INC.

TOKYU LAND CORPORATION

TOKYU LAND CORPORATION (SHANGHAI) LTD.

TOKYU LAND SC MANAGEMENT CORPORATION

Tokyu Land US Corporation

TOKYU LIFIA CORPORATION

TOKYU LINEN SUPPLY Co., Ltd.

TOKYU LIVABLE, INC.

TOKYU LIVABLE (SHANGHAI), INC.

TOKYU LIVABLE (TAIWAN), INC.

TOKYU LIVABLE STAFF CORPORATION

TOKYU LOAN & GUARANTEE CORPORATION

Tokyu Malls Development Corporation

Tokyu Malls Development (Hong Kong) Limited

Tokyu Media Communications Inc.

Tokyu Power Supply Co., Ltd.

TOKYU RAILWAY SERVICE CO., LTD

TOKYU REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT INC.

TOKYU RECREATION CO., LTD.

TOKYU RENEWAL CO., LTD.

TOKYU RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC.

TOKYU RESORT CORPORATION

TOKYU RESORT SERVICE

TOKYU SECURITY CO. LTD

TOKYU SPORTS OASIS

TOKYU STATION RETAIL SERVICE

Tokyu Stay Co., Ltd.

Tokyu Stay Service Co., Ltd.

TOKYU STORE CHAIN CO., LTD.

TOKYU TECHNOSYSTEM CO., LTD.

TOKYU TECHSOLUTIONS Inc.

TOKYU TIME CO., LTD.

TOKYU TRANSSÉS CORPORATION

TOKYU WELLNESS INC.

TR FOODS CO., LTD.

TR SERVICE CO., LTD.

TS COMMUNITY CORP.

U

UEDA DENTETSU COMPANY

UEDA KOTSU CORPORATION

W

WELLNESS HIROSHIMA CORPORATION

Y

YAMABIKO KOGYO CO., LTD.

YANCHEP SUN CITY PTY LTD

YOGA DISTRICT HEATING AND COOLING CO., LTD.

YOKOHAMA COMMUNITY BROADCASTING CO., LTD

Publisher:

Public Relations Division, Corporate Affairs Headquarters, TOKYU CORPORATION

5-6 Nampeidai-cho, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150-8511, Japan

Month of publication:

January 2017

Tokyu Group website:

http://tokyugroup.jp/english/

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