Leasing Contributing to Redevelopment in the Nihonbashi Area

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Leasing Contributing to Redevelopment in the Nihonbashi Area

Sixth Management Plan—Key Initiatives LEASING Nihonbashi 2-Chome Project Bunkyo Shinjuku Chiyoda Contributing to redevelopment in the Nihonbashi area Shibuya Chuo Located at Nihonbashi intersection, one of Japan’s leading business districts, Minato this site is about 8,800 square meters. This large-scale project will have Shinagawa a gross floor area of approximately 138,000 square meters, or 42,000 tsubo, and include office space, commercial space and multipurpose halls. Eitai St. Tozai Line, Nihonbashi Station Chuo Section 8 Section 7 Location Chuo Ward Asakusa Line, Nihonbashi StationAsakusa Gross floor area 42,000 tsubo Expected completion Ginza Line, Nihonbashi Station Chuo St. Showa St. Showa Feb. 2015 No. of floors Project site 35 above ground / 4 below ground Project Features 1 Enhanced functionality as a transportation hub To make it easier to transfer and relieve congestion at Nihonbashi Station, where three different sub- way lines intersect, the project will feature an underground open space that connects the building and the station, as well as an open space of approximately 1,500m2 facing Nihonbashi intersection. 2 Abundant space for pedestrians The building will be set back to preserve an open space in front of the station, and with barrier- free access between the station and street level, the area will become safer and easier for pedestrians to navigate. 3 Enhanced community disaster preparedness In addition to fireproofing and earthquake resistance, the building will have an emergency generator that can provide power for 72 hours, as well as a storage facility for emergency provisions. In the event of a disaster, the open space in front of the station can be used as a first aid station and supply center, and has room for portable toilets. 4 Place for meeting and exchange A facility displaying tourist information will be installed near Nihonbashi Station, which offers easy access to and from Narita and Haneda airports. The project will also include the area’s largest multipurpose hall (more than 1,000m2), which will have an exhibition area and reception desk, and can be used for seminars and symposiums. 5 State-of-the-art office specifications The facility will incorporate business continuity planning (BCP) with an earthquake-resistant structure and a 72-hour supply of backup power, using a range of the latest equipment to prepare for an earthquake or power outage. The office floors will have approximately 820 tsubo of leasable floor space on standard floors, and the rooms are designed without internal pillars, creating an open feeling and high- ly efficient layout..

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