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The probability of the occurrence of a magnitude 7 earthquake in the southern of an earth Kanto area is 70% in the next 30 years and 90% in the next 50 years. In case quake What will happen if a big ear (Source: The Earthquake Research Committee of the Ministry of Education, thquake strikes Shibuya?! Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, “The General view of the national Earthquake Strike earthquake, forecast map,” 2006 revised.) Based on research of all of the buildings in Shibuya City and geological Building collapse Casualties Lifelines Other surveys, Shibuya City has produced a “Regional Risk Map” and a “Map of ・ Protect yourself ・ Prevent fi res and extinguish them im- Shaking Probability” that indicate the risk of building-collapse. You can get the mediately ・ Entire destruction ・ Dead Rate of suffering damages ・ Will have diffi culty maps in the City Offi ce. ・ Cooperate with neighbors to put out fi res and rescue others 2,285 buildings 33 people ・ Electricity 15.0% returning home over 230,000 people Recovery days for lifelines throughout Tokyo: ・ Partial destruction ・ Seriously injured ・ City gas 0% If there is a threat of danger in your house or other place 5,780 buildings 187 people ・ Will need to stay in ★Electricity 6 days where you are, take refuge at a temporary gathering site (public ・ Water supply 31.4% ★City Gas 53 days (No damage is assumed in Shibuya City.) school grounds, parks, etc.) ※1 ・ Injured temporary shelters over ・ Drainage 22.1% 30,000 person ★Water supply 30 days ★Drainage 30 days 1,476 people ★Communications 14 days Survive an Earthquake Disaster! ・ Telephone 8.3% ・ Elevators closed with Tokyo Regional Disaster Prevention Plans, earthquake edition (revised in 2007) ※due to collapse ※1 ＊ In the case of spreading fi res people inside Temporary gathering sites are ※ In Shibuya City ※ 2 determined to be safe. caused by earthquakes, tem- 460 elevators porary gathering sites can be dangerous. ※ 2 ・ The order to take refuge will Shibuya Disaster Prevention be given via Disaster Wireless ※1 M 6.9, Metropolitan West, near-fi eld earthquake, in the winter at 18:00, wind velocity of 15m/sec. (Basic research for Broadcast earthquake disaster measures, Shibuya City, 2006) Sendagaya 6 Chome Shinjyuku-Gyoen Park ※2 M 7.3, Epicenter in the northern part of Tokyo Bay, in the winter at 18:00, wind velocity of 6m/sec. (Metropolitan Disaster Meiji Jingu Gaien Area Survival Map Move to Prevention Committee, 2006) Shinjyuku Station the evacuation site If the above earthquake occurs, it will cause an earthquake with a seismic intensity of nearly 6 in Sendagaya Station Shibuya City. In this situation, it will be diffi cult for us to stand up, and big furniture will move and Japan is an earthquake country. An earthquake could strike at any time. Will you be ready?? topple. In many buildings the walls will crack, the glass of windows will break, and doors will not If your home is not damaged If your home is damaged open. In some places the seismic intensity will be a little over 6; we will not even be able to stand Sendagaya 5 Chome Hatomori E.S. It will be too late if you are not already prepared when it occurs! up, unreinforced concrete block walls will fall down and many weak wooden houses will collapse. Prepare for the possibility of an earthquake right away to pro- Return Move to a tect your own life, your family, and your home. Yoyogi 2 Chome Sendagaya 1 Chome An earthquak Sendagaya 4 Chome home temporary shelter e might s First, you should check around your house, and talk about trike w Yoyogi Station earthquake preparedness with your family. Participate in a hile y Let’s prepare for earthquakes ou a Sendagaya 2 Chome Ittoki shugo basho disaster prevention drill in your area, and be prepared! re o Yoyogi E.S. in our companies, working ut ! (temporary gathering site) places, and schools! Shinjyuku Chuo Park Area A place where people gather temporarily Yoyogi 1 Chome to ascertain the extent of a disaster and to ★ Let’s prepare Sendagaya E.S. prepare for evacuation to an evacuation site. Kumano Jinjya Shrine emergency Nikenya Park Bunka Gakuen Jingumae 2 Chome supplies. Sendagaya 3 Chome Disaster Prevention Division, Myoenji Temple Hinan-basho portable radios, Crisis Management Dept., sneakers, (evacuation site) Honmachi 3 Chome instant foods Yoyogi 3 Chome An area where people move to in order to es- Shibuya City Offi ce ＊ Prepare season- cape dangers such as spreading fi res caused ally such goods as Sanya E.S. by a serious earthquake. 03-3463-1589 (direct dial) towels, portable Honmachi higashi ES. Jingumae 3 Chome Hinan-jyo body warmers, rain Kanto Int. Senior H.S. Tamagawajyosui-kyusuiro Green Tract of land Harajyuku Gaien J.S. (temporary shelter) jackets, etc. Honmachi 3 Chome Playground There are three facilities for emergency Care Community Harajyuku no Oka Holidays & Nights: 17:15~8:30 water supply in Shibuya City. Their total A place giving temporary shelter to evacuees Togo Jinjya Shrine whose homes have collapsed, burned, or 03-3463-3247 (Night Duty Room) ★ Make a map of Sogon-ji Temple quantity of water provided is as follows: Jingumae 1 Chome been otherwise seriously damaged by an the return route to Yoyogi 4 Chome earthquake or other disaster. Jingumae 4 Chome your home. Sangubashi Park Honmachi Park Hatsudai Station Yoyogi Park: 1,500 t Niji-hinan-jyo (secondary temporary shelter) New National Theatre Tokyo Check the route on Honmachi 4 Chome A temporary shelter for senior citizens or Honmachi E.S. Dai-ichi Commercial High school: 100 t foot. Jinguumae E.S. handicapped people. Honmachi 2 Chome Kageoka Park :100 t General Care Community Seseragi, Care ★ Join in the Community Mitakeno-oka, Higashi Health Disaster Plaza, and such other places as special Prevention Drills. Sangubashi Station elderly nursing homes. 10 places in total. Honmadhi MinamiHonmachi Children's Sakura Park Park Harajyuku Station Omote-SandoStation Honmachi Hikawa Park Hatashiro E.S. Hatsudai 1 Chome Honmachi 1 Chome ① Meiji-Jingu-Mae StaionJingumae 6 Chome Yoyogi 5 Chome Honmachi 5 Chome Jingumae 5 Chome Hatsudai 2 Chome Shibuya 4 Chome Hiroo 4Chome Honmachi 6 Chome Hatagaya-Shindo Park Yoyogi Fukamachi Sho Park Jingu-dori Park Care Community Mitake-no-Oka Yoyogi-Hachimangu Shrine Meiji Jingu Shrine / Yoyogi Park Area Aoyama Gakuin, Jissen Women's Gakuen Area Nanago-dori Park Rokugo-zakaue Park Higashi 4 Chome Nakahata E.S. Hiroo 3 Chome Area of Univ.of the Sacred Heart,Tokyo Hiroo Park Yoyogi-Hachiman Station Jinnan 2 Chome Shibuya Sports Center Mitake Park Shibuya 1 Chome Hiroo 5 Chome Hatagaya Station Yoyogi J.S. Jinnan 1 Chome Nishihara 1 Chome Motoyoyogi Cho Shibuya 2Konno-Hachiman Chome Jinja Shrine Tokiwamatsu E.S. Yoyogi-Koen Station Shibuya Station Hiroo J.S. Jinnan E.S. Rinsen E.S. Hatagaya 3 Chome Tomigaya E.S. Hikawa Jinjya Shrine Hiroo E.S. Hatagaya-daisan Park Hatagaya 2 Chome Nishihara E.S. Hiroo 2 Chome Toyosawa Playground Udagawa Cho Tomigaya 1 Chome Higashi 1 Chome Ebisu 2 Chome Shibuya 3 Chome Hatagaya-daiichi Park Uehara 1 Chome Higashi 2 Chome Hiroo 1 Chome Hatagaya 1 Chome Aioi Insurance Co.,Ltd. Sasazuka J.S. Shoto 1 Chome Higashi 3 Chome Ebisu Prime Square Nishihara 2 Chome Kamiyama Cho Sasazuka E.S. Nishihara 3 Chome Yoyogi Oyama Park Dogenzaka 2 Chome The former Yoyogi H.S. Ebisu 1 Chome Sasazuka Park Sakuragaoka Cho Ebisu Higashi Park Shoto J.H. Hachiyama J.S. Ebisu 3 Chome On the street (2-12 Sasazuka) Tomigaya 2 Chome Dogenzaka 1 Chome Ebisu Station Sasazuka Station Daikanyama Cho Yoyogi-UeharaUehara J.S. Station Sasazuka 3 SasazukaChome 2 Chome Oyama Cho Ebisu 4 Chome Kakezuka E.S. Tamagawajyosui-kyusuiroGreen Tract of land Ebisunishi 2 Chome Uguisudani Cho Uehara E.S. Shoto 2 Chome Maruyama Cho Ebisunishi 1 Chome Uehara 2 Chome ③ Please turn over Nanpeidai Cho for information Sarugaku E.S. Oyama Playground Daiichi Commercial H.S. Ebisuminami 1 Chome YEBISU GARDEN PLACEabout preparing Jusango-dori Park Sasazuka 1 Chome Shinsen Station Nagayato E.S. Shinsen Cho Hachiyama Cho ② for earthquakes. Komaba Todai/Komaba-no Park Area Uehara 3 Chome Sarugaku Cho DaikanyamaStation Ebisuminami 3 ChomeEbisuminami 2 Chome Sasazuka 2 Chome Playground Areas where the Zones where the entire Zones with a concentration of Towns and streets where Priority Emergency Routes: roads Ebisu Minami daini Park entire destruction destruction rate will be buildings with large glass win- over 50% of the total which will have priority for mainte- Border lines between towns On the street (1-38 Sasazuka) Ver.2 rate will be over over 30% dows or signboards number of buildings are nance and security in disasters 10% wooden buildings Nakameguro Park Area 防災マッ�_eng_3校+.indd 1 09.11.11 10:44:46 PM.
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    March 12, 2021 For Immediate Release Real Estate Investment Trust Securities Issuer: Comforia Residential REIT, Inc 21-1 Dogenzaka 1-chome, Shibuya-ku,Tokyo Takehiro Izawa Executive Director (Code: 3282) Asset Management Company: TLC REIT Management Inc. Hiroyuki Tohmata President & CEO Inquiries: Kentaro Yoshikawa General Manager of Strategy Department Comforia Management Division (TEL: +81-3-6455-3388) Notice Concerning Acquisition and Sale of Investment Assets Comforia Residential REIT, Inc (“CRR”) announces that TLC REIT Management Inc. (“TRM”), to which CRR entrusts management of its assets decided today for CRR to acquire the investment asset as shown below 1 (1), and sell the investment asset as shown below 1 (2). (hereafter referred to as the “Acquisition” and the “Sale” respectively and the “Transactions” collectively). 1. Summary of the Transactions (1) Summary of the Acquisition Acquisition Price No. Type of Asset Property Name (thousand yen) (Note1) Beneficial Interest in 1 COMFORIA OMIYA(Note2) 4,420,300 Real Estate Trust Total 4,420,300 (Note1) “Acquisition Price” denotes the amount exclusive of the various expenses required in the acquisition of the concerned asset, etc. (brokerage commission, taxes and public dues, etc.) (the amount of real estate or beneficial interest in real estate trust specified in the Agreement on Purchase and Sale). (Note2) Although the current property name is “SAION OMIYA”, CRR plans to change the name to “COMFORIA OMIYA” about one month after the acquisition. The current property name will be