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Sector Industry ＣｏｄｅIssue(Company) Name Par Value(Yen) Technology 53 Drugs 8 4501 SANKYO 50 4502 TAKEDA CHEMICAL IND. 50 4503 YAMANOUCHI PHARMACEU 50 * 4505 DAIICHI PHARMACEUTIC 50 4506 DAINIPPON PHARMACEUT 50 4507 SHIONOGI 50 * 4523 EISAI 50 * 4543 TERUMO 50 Electric Equip. 28 6479 MINEBEA 50 6501 HITACHI 50 6502 TOSHIBA 50 6503 MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC 50 6504 FUJI ELECTRIC 50 6508 MEIDENSHA 50 6701 NEC 50 6702 FUJITSU 50 6703 OKI ELECTRIC IND. 50 6752 MATSUSHITA ELECT. I 50 6753 SHARP 50 6758 SONY 50 * 6762 TDK 50 6764 SANYO ELECTRIC 50 * 6767 MITSUMI ELECTRIC 50 6773 PIONEER 50 * 6781 MATSUSHITA COMMUNIC. 50 6796 CLARION 50 6841 YOKOGAWA ELECTRIC 50 * 6857 ADVANTEST 50 6902 DENSO 50 6933 YUASA 50 * 6952 CASIO COMPUTER 50 * 6954 FANUC 50 * 6971 KYOCERA 50 * 6976 TAIYO YUDEN 50 * 6991 MATSUSHITA ELECT. W 50 7751 CANON 50 Motor Vehicles 9 7201 NISSAN MOTOR 50 7202 ISUZU MOTORS 50 7203 TOYOTA MOTOR 50 7205 HINO MOTORS 50 * 7211 MITSUBISHI MOTORS 50 7261 MAZDA MOTOR 50 7267 HONDA MOTOR 50 7269 SUZUKI MOTOR 50 * 7270 FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRY 50 Precision Equip. 3 7731 NIKON 50 7752 RICOH 50 7762 CITIZEN WATCH 50 Comm. 5 9431 KDD 500 9432 NTT 50000 * 9433 DDI 5000 * 9437 NTT DOCOMO Non（50000) 9613 NTT DATA 5000 Financials 23 Banks 14 * 8302 IND.BANK OF JAPAN 50 8311 DAI-ICHI KANGYO BANK 50 8314 SAKURA BANK 50 8315 TOKYO-MITSUBISHI 50 8317 FUJI BANK 50 8318 SUMITOMO BANK 50 * 8319 DAIWA BANK 50 8320 SANWA BANK 50 * 8321 TOKAI BANK 50 8322 ASAHI BANK 50 * 8355 SHIZUOKA BANK 50 8402 MITSUBISHI TRUST AND 50 * 8403 SUMITOMO TRUST&BANK 50 * 8404 YASUDA TRUST & BANK 50 Other Fin. 2 8511 JAPAN SECUR. FINANCE 50 - 1/4 - Sector Industry ＣｏｄｅIssue(Company) Name Par Value(Yen) 8583 NIPPON SHINPAN 50 Securities 3 8601 DAIWA SECURITIES GRO 50 8603 NIKKO SECURITIES 50 8604 NOMURA SECURITIES 50 Insurance 4 8751 TOKIO MARINE & FIRE 50 8752 MITSUI MARINE & FIRE 50 * 8753 SUMITOMO MARINE FIRE 50 8755 YASUDA FIRE & MARINE 50 Consumer goods 25 Marine 2 1301 KYOKUYO 50 1332 NIPPON SUISAN 50 Food 15 2001 NIPPON FLOUR MILLS 50 2002 NISSHIN FLOUR MILL. 50 2201 MORINAGA 50 2202 MEIJI SEIKA 50 2261 MEIJI MILK PRODUCTS 50 2501 SAPPORO BREWERIES 50 2502 ASAHI BREWERIES 50 2503 KIRIN BREWERY 50 2531 TAKARA SHUZO 50 2536 MERCIAN 50 2602 NISSHIN OIL MILLS 50 2801 KIKKOMAN 50 2802 AJINOMOTO 50 2871 NICHIREI 50 * 2914 JAPAN TOBACCO 50000 Retail 6 * 8183 SEVEN-ELEVEN JAPAN Non(50) 8231 MITSUKOSHI 50 8232 TOKYU DEPARTMENT 50 8252 MARUI 50 * 8264 ITO-YOKADO 50 * 8267 JUSCO 50 Services 2 9605 TOEI 50 9681 TOKYO DOME 50 Materials 67 Mining 1 1601 TEIKOKU OIL 50 Textile 9 3101 TOYOBO 50 3102 KANEBO 50 3103 UNITIKA 50 3105 NISSHINBO INDUSTRIES 50 3110 NITTO BOSEKI 50 3401 TEIJIN 50 3402 TORAY INDUSTRIES 50 3404 MITSUBISHI RAYON 50 3405 KURARAY 50 Paper・Pulp 4 3861 OJI PAPER 50 3863 NIPPON PAPER INDS. 50 3864 MITSUBISHI PAPER 50 3865 HOKUETSU PAPER MILLS 50 Chemicals 16 3407 ASAHI CHEMICAL IND. 50 4004 SHOWA DENKO 50 4005 SUMITOMO CHEMICAL 50 4010 MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL 50 4021 NISSAN CHEMICAL IND. 50 4041 NIPPON SODA 50 4042 TOSOH 50 4045 TOAGOSEI 50 4061 DENKI KAGAKU KOGYO 50 4063 SHIN-ETSU CHEMICAL 50 4151 KYOWA HAKKO KOGYO 50 4208 UBE INDUSTRIES 50 4272 NIPPON KAYAKU 50 * 4452 KAO 50 4901 FUJI PHOTO FILM 50 4902 KONICA 50 Petroleum 4 5001 NIPPON MITSUBISHI 50 5002 SHOWA SHELL SEKIYU 50 5005 TONEN 50 5014 JAPAN ENERGY 50 Rubber 2 5101 YOKOHAMA RUBBER 50 - 2/4 - Sector Industry ＣｏｄｅIssue(Company) Name Par Value(Yen) 5108 BRIDGESTONE 50 Glass・Ceramics 7 5201 ASAHI GLASS 50 5202 NIPPON SHEET GLASS 50 5232 SUMITOMO OSAKA CEMEN 50 5233 TAIHEIYO CEMENT 50 5301 TOKAI CARBON 50 5332 TOTO 50 5333 NGK INSULATORS 50 Iron・Steel 5 5401 NIPPON STEEL 50 5403 KAWASAKI STEEL 50 5404 NKK 50 5405 SUMITOMO METAL IND. 50 5406 KOBE STEEL 50 Nonferrous Metals 11 5701 NIPPON LIGHT METAL 50 5706 MITSUI MINING&SMELT 50 5707 TOHO ZINC 50 5711 MITSUBISHI MATERIALS 50 5713 SUMITOMO METALMINING 50 5714 DOWA MINING 50 5715 FURUKAWA 50 5801 FURUKAWA ELECTRIC 50 5802 SUMITOMO ELECTRIC 50 5803 FUJIKURA 50 5901 TOYO SEIKAN 50 Trade 8 8001 ITOCHU 50 8002 MARUBENI 50 8003 TOMEN 50 8031 MITSUI 50 * 8035 TOKYO ELECTRON 50 8053 SUMITOMO 50 8058 MITSUBISHI 50 8063 NISSHO IWAI 50 Capital goods/Others 39 Construct. 13 1801 TAISEI 50 1802 OBAYASHI 50 1803 SHIMIZU 50 1804 SATO KOGYO 50 1805 TOBISHIMA 50 1806 FUJITA 50 1812 KAJIMA 50 1815 TEKKEN 50 1837 HAZAMA 50 1861 KUMAGAI GUMI 50 1885 TOA 50 1886 AOKI 50 1925 DAIWA HOUSE INDUSTRY 50 Machinery 15 5631 JAPAN STEEL WORKS 50 6011 NIIGATA ENGINEERING 50 6103 OKUMA 50 6301 KOMATSU 50 6302 SUMITOMO HEAVY IND. 50 6310 ISEKI 50 6326 KUBOTA 50 6361 EBARA 50 6366 CHIYODA 50 6471 NSK 50 6472 NTN 50 6473 KOYO SEIKO 50 6474 NACHI-FUJIKOSHI 50 7004 HITACHI ZOSEN 50 7011 MITSUBISHI HEAVY IND 50 Shipbuilding 3 7003 MITSUI ENGIN & SHIP 50 7012 KAWASAKI HEAVY IND. 50 7013 IHI 50 Transport Equip. 2 7102 NIPPON SHARYO 50 7231 TOPY INDUSTRIES 50 Other Mfg 3 7911 TOPPAN PRINTING 50 7912 DAI NIPPON PRINTING 50 7951 YAMAHA 50 - 3/4 - Sector Industry ＣｏｄｅIssue(Company) Name Par Value(Yen) Real Estate 3 8801 MITSUI FUDOSAN 50 8802 MITSUBISHI ESTATE 50 8803 HEIWA REAL ESTATE 50 Transportation/Utilities 18 Rail・Bus 7 9001 TOBU RAILWAY 50 9005 TOKYU 50 9006 KEIHIN ELECTRIC RAIL 50 9007 ODAKYU ELECTRIC RAIL 50 9008 KEIO ELECTRIC RAILWA 50 9009 KEISEI ELECTRIC RAIL 50 * 9020 EAST JAPAN RAILWAY 50000 Trucking 1 9062 NIPPON EXPRESS 50 Sea Transport 3 9101 NIPPON YUSEN 50 9104 MITSUI O.S.K. 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