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Major Projects Lineup August 2014 www.mitsuifudosan.co.jp/english Project Map （Central Tokyo） 12 25 10 17 31 1 24 4 3 30 7 6 2 8 29 15 9 28 21 4 11 13 20 22 19 27 18 14 23 26 16 地図データ ©2013 Google, ZENRIN Existing Projects New Projects 1. Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower 11. Tokyo Midtown 24. Nihonbashi Muromachi East District 2. Nihonbashi 1-Chome Mitsui Building 12. Garden Air Tower Development Projects （COREDO Nihonbashi） 13. Shiodome City Center 25. Iidabashi Grand Bloom 3.Muromachi Higashi Mitsui Building 14. Celestine Shiba Mitsui Building (IIDABASHI SAKURA TERRACE) （ ） COREDO Muromachi 15. Akasaka Biz Tower 26. Kita-Shinagawa 5-Chome Block 1 Redevelopment Project 4. Nihonbashi Astellas Mitsui Building 16. Gate City Osaki 27. Toyosu 2-, 3-Chome Block 2 Project 5. Ginza Mitsui Building 17. Shinjuku Mitsui Building 28. Hibiya Project 6. GranTokyo North Tower 18. Toyosu Center Building 29. Nihonbashi 2-Chome 7. Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation 19. Toyosu Center Building Annex Head Office Building Redevelopment Project (Block C) 20. Toyosu ON Building 8. Marunouchi Mitsui Building 30. Nihonbashi Muromachi 3-Chome 21. Kojun Building 9. Kasumigaseki Building Urban Redevelopment Projest 22. Urban Dock LaLaport TOYOSU 10. Jinbo-cho Mitsui Building 31. OH-1 Project (Otemachi 1-Chome Block 2) 23.DiverCity Tokyo Black： Office Buildings Red： Retail Facilities 1 Existing Projects Office Buildings (Owned) Chuo-ku Nihonbashi Nihonbashi Muromachi Facility Nihonbashi Ginza Mitsui Astellas Mitsui Higashi name Mitsui Tower 1-Chome Mitsui Building Building Building Mitsui Building Location Chuo-ku, Tokyo Chuo-ku, Tokyo Chuo-ku, Tokyo Chuo-ku, Tokyo Chuo-ku, Tokyo Base floor 2,134m2 2,995m2 1,520m2 1,022m2 1,179m2 space Rentable floor ≈ 51,000m2 ≈ 51,000m2 ≈ 50,000m2 * ≈ 27,000m2 * ≈ 14,000m2 space Number 39 floors above ground 20 floors above ground 25 floors above ground 17 floors above ground 22 floors above ground of floors 4 basement floors 4 basement floors 2 basement floors 2 basement floors 4 basement floors Main TORAY Merrill Lynch OKASAN Securities RICOH Astellas tenants CHUGAI PHARMA Marubeni-Itochu Steel Kanto Chemical Completion Jul. 2005 Jan. 2004 Sep. 2005 Jan. 2013 Oct. 2010 Chiyoda-ku Facility Sumitomo Mitsui GranTokyo North Kasumigaseki Jinbo-cho Marunouchi Banking Corporation name Tower Building Mitsui Building Head Office Building Mitsui Building Location Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Base floor 2,249m2 2,677m2 2,636m2 2,352m2 1,178m2 space Rentable floor ≈ 80,000m2 * ≈ 66,000m2 ≈ 87,000m2 ≈ 52,000m2 ≈ 13,000m2 space Number 23 floors above ground 43 floors above ground 36 floors above ground 23 floors above ground 11 floors above ground of floors 4 basement floors 4 basement floors 3 basement floors 3 basement floors 2 basement floors Main DAIWA Securities CTC CITY-YUWA PARTNERS SMBC Asahi KASEI tenants BNP PARIBAS EYBusiness Initiative Aisei Fharmacy Completion Jul. 2010 Oct. 2007 Apr. 1968 Mar. 2003 Feb. 1981 * Total floor space 3 Office Buildings (Owned) Minato-ku Shinagawa-ku Shinjuku-ku Facility Shiodome City Celestine Shiba Shinjuku Mitsui Tokyo Midtown name Center Mitsui Building Gate City Osaki Building Shinagawa-ku, Location Minato-ku, Tokyo Minato-ku, Tokyo Minato-ku, Tokyo Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo Tokyo Base floor 3,326m2 2,787m2 2,494m2 4,088m2 1,679m2 space Rentable floor ≈ 123,000m2 ≈ 106,000m2 ≈ 28,000m2 ≈ 155,000m2 ≈ 103,000m2 space Number 54 floors above ground 43 floors above ground 17 floors above ground 24 floors above ground 55 floors above ground of floors 5 basement floors 4 basement floors 2 basement floors 4 basement floors 3 basement floors Main YAHOO JAPAN FUJITSU、ANA Metal One HITACHI Systems Aflac、Benesse tenants KONAMI Mitsui Chemicals NEC Fuji Electric CAPCOM Completion Jan. 2007 Jan. 2003 Mar. 2002 Jan. 1999 Sep. 1974 New York London Yokohama Osaka Facility 1251 Avenue of the Yokohama Nakanoshima Yodoyabashi Mitsui 5 Hanover Square name Americas Building Mitsui Building Mitsui Building Building Yokohama, Location N.Y. Midtown London, West End Osaka, Osaka Osaka, Osaka Kanagawa Base floor 3,827m2 1,067m2 1,848m2 1,457m2 1,804m2 space Rentable floor ≈ 214,000m2 ≈ 6,000m2 ≈ 52,000m2 ≈ 71,000m2 ≈ 23,000m2 space Number 54 floors above ground 7 floors above ground 30 floors above ground 31 floors above ground 16 floors above ground of floors 4 basement floors 1 basement floors 2 basement floors 2 basement floors 3 basement floors Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi Main Asset Management HITACHI TOHMATSU UFJ TORAY tenants Mizuho Bank Company, etc. FUJITSU Group The Norinchukin Bank Completion 1972 2012 Feb. 2012 Aug. 2002 Mar. 2008 4 Retail Facilities (Owned) Regional Shopping Center Urban Dock Project LaLaport LaLaport LAZONA ALPARK LaLaport name TOKYO-BAY KOSHIEN Kawasaki Plaza TOYOSU Hiroshima, Nishinomiya, Kawasaki, Location Funabashi, Chiba Koto-ku, Tokyo Hiroshima Hyogo Kanagawa Store floor ≈ 102,000m2 ㎡ ≈ 59,000m2 ≈ 79,000m2 ≈ 62,000m2 space ≈ 90,000 Number of ≈ 460 ≈ 150 ≈ 330 ≈ 180 stores ≈ 160 Open Apr. 1981 April. 1990 Nov. 2004 Sep. 2006 Oct. 2006 Store sales ¥61.0 billion ¥21.9 billion ¥76.1 billion ¥35.1 billion （FY2013） ¥17.3 billion Project LaLaport LaLaport LaLaport DiverCity Tokyo name KASHIWANOHA YOKOHAMA SHIN-MISATO Plaza Yokohama, Location Kashiwa, Chiba Misato, Saitama Koto-ku, Tokyo Kanagawa Store floor ≈ 50,000m2 ≈ 93,000m2 ≈ 59,000m2 ≈ 45,000m2 space Number of ≈ 150 ≈ 280 ≈ 180 ≈ 150 stores Open Nov. 2006 Mar. 2007 Sep. 2009 Apr. 2012 Store sales ¥20.3 billion ¥48.9 billion ¥28.7 billion ¥26.5 billion （FY2013） LaLaport TOKYO-BAY LASONA Kawasaki PlazaLaLaport Kashiwanoha LaLaport Shinmisato DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Life Style Park Urban Facilities Project LaLagardrn LaLagarden Project COREDO Kojun Building name Kawaguchi Nagamachi name Nihonbashi DINING & STORES Location Kawaguchi, Saitama Sendai,Miyagi Location Chuo-ku,Tokyo Chuo-ku,Tokyo Store floor Store floor ㎡ ㎡ ≈ 9,000m2 ≈ 9,000m2 space ≈ 27,000 ≈ 18,000 space Number of Number of ≈ 50 ≈ 20 stores ≈ 90 ≈ 90 stores Open Nov. 2008 Oct. 2009 Open Mar. 2004 Oct. 2004 Store sales Store sales －－ （FY2013） ¥10.9 billion ¥9.9 billion （FY2013） 5 Retail Facilities (Owned) MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK Project MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK TAMA MINAMI- JAZZ DREAM name YOKOHAMA BAYSIDE MARINE PIA KOBE MAKUHARI OSAWA NAGASHIMA Yokohama, Location Kobe, Hyogo Hachioji, Tokyo Chiba, Chiba Kuwana, Mie Kanagawa Store floor 2 2 2 2 2 space ≈ 15,000m ≈ 23,000m ≈ 21,000m ≈ 16,000m ≈ 39,000m Number of stores ≈ 80 ≈ 130 ≈ 110 ≈ 100 ≈ 250 Open Sep. 1998 Oct. 1999 Sep. 2000 Oct. 2000 Mar. 2002 Store sales （FY2013） ¥14.8 billion ¥19.6 billion ¥18.8 billion ¥18.3 billion ¥45.8 billion MITSUI OUTLET PARK Project MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK SAPPORO SHIGA RYUO name SENDAI PORT KITAHIROSHIMA KURASHIKI KISARAZU Kitahiroshima, Kurashiki, Location Sendai, Miyagi Gamo-gun, Shiga Kisarazu, Chiba Hokkaido Okayama Store floor 2 ㎡ ㎡ 2 2 space ≈ 20,000m ≈ 30,000 ≈ 37,000 ≈ 20,000m ≈ 37,000m Number of stores ≈ 120 ≈ 170 ≈ 240 ≈ 120 ≈ 250 Open Sep. 2008 April. 2010 Jul. 2010 Dec. 2011 Apr. 2012 Store sales （FY2013） ¥11.8 billion ¥18.5 billion ¥35.4 billion ¥14.1 billion ¥32.2 billion MOP SENDAI PORT MOP SAPPORO KITAHIROSHIMA MOP TAMA MINAMI-OSAWA MOP JAZZ DREAM NAGASHIMA MOP SHIGA RYUO MOP MAKUHARI MOP KURASHIKI MOP MARINE PIA KOBE MOP YOKOHAMA BAYSIDE MOP KISARAZU 6 Office Buildings・Retail Facilities (Managed) Office Building (Managed) Minato-ku Chiyoda-ku Koto-ku Facility Akasaka Biz Toyosu Center Toyosu Center Toyosu ON name Tower Garden Air Tower Building Building Annex Building Location Minato-ku, Tokyo Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Koto-ku, Tokyo Koto-ku, Tokyo Koto-ku, Tokyo Base floor 2,823m2 1,717m2 1,461m2 2,175m2 1,991m2 space Rentable floor ≈ 99,000m2 ≈ 56,000m2 ≈ 66,000m2 ≈ 68,000m2 ≈ 62,000m2 space Number 39 floors above ground 35 floors above ground 37 floors above ground 33 floors above ground 30 floors above ground of floors 3 basement floors 2 basement floors 2 basement floors 2 basement floors 3 basement floors HAKUHODO DY Main KDDI NTT Data NTT Data Nihon Unisys tenants INPEX Completion Jan. 2008 Jan. 2003 Oct. 1992 Aug. 2006 Jul. 1992 Retail Facilities (Managed) Regional Shopping MITSUI OUTLET PARK Life Style Park Center Project LaLagargen LaLaport IWATA MITSUI OUTLET PARK MITSUI OUTLET PARK name OSAKA TSURUMI IRUMA KASUKABE Kasukabe, Location Iwata, Shizuoka Tsurumi, Osaka Iruma, Saitama Saitama Store floor 2 2 2 space ≈ 50,000m ≈ 9,000㎡ ≈ 32,000m ≈ 23,000m Number of stores ≈ 180 ≈ 70 ≈ 210 ≈ 90 Open Jun. 2009 Mar. 1995 Apr. 2008 Nov. 2007 Store sales （FY2013） ¥23.1 billion ¥7.4 billion ¥34.5 billion ¥9.7 billion 7 New Projects ※Details of project may change in the future. Some project names are tentative. Nihonbashi Muromachi East District Development Projects Nihonbashi Mitsui Tower Block 2-5 COREDO Muromachi 2 COREDO Muromachi COREDO Muromachi 3 Project Overview Map data ©2012 Google, ZENRIN Muromachi Chibagin Muromachi Furukawa Muromachi Higashi Block 2-5 Mitsui Building Mitsui Building Mitsui Building (Fukutoku （COREDO Muromachi3） （COREDO Muromachi2） （COREDO Muromachi ） Shrine) ＊Block 1-5 ＊Block 2-3 Location Chuo-ku, Tokyo Office, retail, Office, retail, residence, Main use Office, retail Shrine, retail multi-purpose hall cultural facilities Site area 2,500m2 1,900m2 3,700m2 530㎡ Rentable floor Office 14,000m2 Office 9,300m2 Office 19,600m2 Retail etc. space Retail etc. 7,200m2 Retail etc. 5,000m2 Retail etc. 13,800m2 150m2 Share 100% Jointly owned Jointly owned 100% Start of construction Mar. 2009 Aug. 2012 Nov. 2011 Mar. 2014 Completion Oct. 2010 Feb. 2014 Feb. 2014 Oct. 2014 8-10 Moorgate Moorgate Sta. 8-10 Moorgate Bank of England Bank Sta.
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