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Published : July 2020

2019

ANNUALREPORTTOKYO INTERNATIONAL FORUM
東 京 国 際 フ ォ ー ラ ム

Front cover: Hop! Step!! 2020!!! Summer Vacation in Tokyo International Forum̶Marunouchi Kids Jamboree Special Session̶ (August 2019)

Message from Our President & CEO

Company ProﬁleName of Company ： Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.
： 5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Date established： April 4, 2003

Main business： １. Management of halls, conference rooms and other facilities of Tokyo International ForumI m very pleased to have this opportunity to express my gratitude for your

２. Management of the service facilities of Tokyo International Forum
３. Planning, design, execution and contracting of events for promoting international exchanges

continued support of our business activities.
The Tokyo International Forum opened as the first convention and art
center in Tokyo on the site of the former Tokyo Metropolitan Governmentbuilding in 1997. Since that grand opening, our facilities have been utilized
for more than 90,000 events thanks to the highly advantageous location
at the economic heart of Japan, the high-standard of facilities andequipment, and provision of high-quality services. Throughout those years,
we have also dedicated ourselves to the creation, exchange anddissemination of diverse aspects of culture and information, such as by theplanning and running of our own events that contribute to fostering a lively
atmosphere in and developing the charms of the local community.
In fiscal 2019, we closed our halls and other rentable facilities for threemonths from July to September for test events and preparations for the
Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Yet, our facilities were used
President & CEO

Kiyofumi Kamijo

to hold international conferences, such as the World Hydrogen
Technologies Convention (WHTC 2019), and many events in a variety ofgenres, including academic conferences, ceremonies, exhibitions,（as of July 1, 2020）

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４. Other business services related to the above
President & CEO： Kiyofumi Kamijo

Capital： 490 million yen

Share Information
１. Number ofauthorized shares

４. Shareholders

9,800 shares

２. Number ofissued shares

9,800 shares

３. Number ofshareholders

8Tokyo Metropolitan Government

5,000 shares 51.0%

East Japan Railway Company

1,000 shares 10.2%

Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd.

1,000 shares 10.2%

Suntory Holdings Limited

1,000 shares 10.2%

Dentsu Group Inc.

800 shares

8.2%

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.

400 shares

4.1%

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corp.

400 shares

4.1%

Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.

200 shares

2.0%

Shareholders

Management Philosophy
As a leading convention and art center, Tokyo International Forum is a company that aims to create sensations and generate excitement by
putting on display for the world the allure of the local community, Tokyo and Japan as a whole.

concerts, and musicals, allowing us to contribute to cultural promotionand economic activities.
As a venue for the creation of the hustle and bustle of the Otemachi,
Marunouchi and Yurakucho areas, we ourselves plan and host events thatare full of charms unique to Tokyo International Forum, including La Folle
Journée TOKYO, Marunouchi Kids Jamboree, and J-CULTURE FEST: Japan,
Peaceful Mind, and First Shrine Visit of New Year. We also work with theTokyo Metropolitan Government to promote their policies throughevents, such as TOKYO FANTASHION, and collaborate with local
communities in various initiatives.

Management Principles● Tokyo International Forum is a leading convention and art center that provides venues and services of the highest quality.
● Tokyo International Forum aims to be the one and only brand as a convention and art center that conveys thecommunities in the Otemachi, Marunouchi and Yurakucho areas, the face of Tokyo.
● Tokyo International Forum is a venue for the dissemination of information, a symbol of the allure of Tokyo, the hustle and bustle of a town, andthe passion of people.
● Tokyo International Forum delights in the happiness and satisfaction of its customers, and strives to be highly sensitive and responsive to the

feelings of its customers.
● Tokyo International Forum aims to create high value added in its operations through highly transparent, efficient and highly profitable business

management.

Although our business performance has been satisfactory, the global

Management

spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) since February 2020 has

President & CEO Kiyofumi Kamijo

Managing Director Yoshiyuki Kuroda

caused major impacts, forcing many events that were scheduled at our

Corporate Auditor Shinsuke Nakajima

Corporate Auditor Yoshiya Amanai

facilities to be cancelled, and the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic
Games to be postponed for one year.
While the outlook for the end of the coronavirus epidemic is still
unpredictable, Tokyo International Forum recognizes its role of supporting

now of Tokyo and Japan.

● Tokyo International Forum contributes to the local community with a competitive and cooperative spirit, by focusing on building captivating

Director Takashi Utagawa
Number of employees: 59

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Shareholders Meeting
Corporate Auditors

the cultural promotion and economic activities of Japan, and as such, weBoard of Directors

will work closely with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and otherstakeholders and strive to act as one organization to overcome thisPresident & CEOdifficult situation.
We look forward to your continuing support and patronage of our projectInternal Audit Committee

activities at the Tokyo International Forum.
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Directors

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Public Relations
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Environment Committee

Sales Department

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Operational Status of Tokyo International Forum Facilities

Major Events Held in Fiscal 2019

Facility occupancy rates

Classification

Event Name

Dates Held

Event Venues

（％）

100

100
95.9

95.6

95
90.6

90

90

88.3

85.3

85
82.4

82.0

75

75

74.2

73.6
71.3

70

77.5

76.3

74.5

72.8
69.8

71.3

70

70.7

68.9

66.4
66.4

65

64.0

61.7

59.8

60

56.0

55

48.7

45

Fiscal 2015
Hall A

65.8

60

50.6

50

65

58.1

57.0

55

80

78.4

78.3
75.6

74.5

Fiscal 2016
Hall B7

49.3

Fiscal 2017

Hall B5

Hall CHall D7

Hall E

50

49.3
46.5

45

Fiscal 2018

Fiscal 2019

Six main facilities（total）

G Building conference rooms[Notes] Six main facilities: Halls A, B7, B5, C, D7, and E. Conference rooms in G Building: 31 rooms.
Calculation method for occupancy rates: number of days in use / (365 [or 366] ‒ number of inspection days [24 per year]).
Days that facilities cannot be used due to large-scale repairs and maintenance are not counted.

Number of events heldat main facilities by type of event(Events)

Total 843

220

220

215

200

37
28

46
25

506

Total 20,038

143

145

35
19

33
20

183

15,000320

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017

Conference

Fiscal 2018

Fiscal 2019

Academic

Ceremony

Exhibition

CultureNumber of events held inconference rooms(Events)
4000
3000

3,237

2,866

5,000

3,485

0

Fiscal 2015

2,922

3,567

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017

Fiscal 2018

3,578

Fiscal 2017

2,746
2,660
3,714

Fiscal 2018

2,820

Fiscal 2019

Event attendees
Store customers (see note)
Visitors, people passing through, etc.
[Note] Store customers are counted by the number of receipts issued
at cash registers of restaurants and cafes.

235

247

240

200

Fiscal 2019

212

100
0

The 8th World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC 2019)

June 2-6, 2019

B5/C/E2/LG

12th World Congress on Railway Research, WCRR 2019

Oct. 28-31, 2019

C/D7/D5/D1/LG/CRThe 59th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Respiratory Society

Apr. 12-14, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 123rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Ophthalmological Society

Apr. 18-21, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 108th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Pathology

May 9-11, 2019

B7/B5/C/D7/D5/E/CR

The 68th Annual Meeting of Japanese Society of Allergology

June 14-16, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 37th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Clinical Dentistry

June 22-23, 2019

B7/B5/C/D5/E/LG/CR

The 47th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Association for Acute Medicine

Oct. 2-4, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 81st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Hematology

Oct. 11-13, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 40th Annual Meeting of Japan Society for the Study of Obesity /The 37th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Treatment of Obesity

Nov. 2-3, 2019

B7/B5/C/D7/D5/CR

The 43rd Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Ophthalmic Surgery

Jan. 24-26, 2020

B7/B5/C/D7/E/CR

FY2019 Japan Veterinary Medical Association Veterinary Academic Annual Meeting

Feb. 7-9, 2020

B7/B5/D5/D1/CR

The 34th Annual Conference of the Japanese Society of Cancer Nursing

Feb. 22-23, 2020

B7/B5/C/D7/D5/D1/E1/LG/CR

Ceremony commemorating 100 years of enactment of the City Planning Act and Building Standards Act

June 19, 2019C

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017

Fiscal 2018

Fiscal 2019

A

Hop! Step!! 2020!!! Marunouchi Kids Jamboree Special Session

Aug. 13-15, 2019

B7/B5/E/CR/LG/GL/Plaza/Other

Hitachi Social Innovation Forum 2019 TOKYO

Oct. 17-18, 2019

A/B7/B5/E/LG/GL/CR

Financial Information Technology 2019

Oct. 24-25, 2019

All Facilities (excluding A)

C&C User Forum & iEXPO 2019Nov. 7-8, 2019

All Facilities (excluding C&GL)

SUPER BOX 2019Nov. 13-15, 2019

D7/D5/D1/E/CR

Machi-ichi! Mura-ichi! 2019Nov. 30-Dec. 1, 2019 E/LG/CRThe 29th International MICE Expo Japan

Feb. 26, 2020

E2

Ebizo Ichikawa Invitation to Classics

Apr. 9-10, 2019C

ARASHI Anniversary Tour 5 x 20 presales

Apr. 15, 2019E

La Folle Journée TOKYO 2019

May 3-5, 2019

All Facilities

Yosui Inoue 50th Anniversary Live Tour "Time Flies Like an Arrow"

May 23-24, & Oct.20, 2019 A

TOKYO FANTASHION 2019 May

May 25, 2019

B7

Jean-Michel Basquiat Exhibition Press Conference

May 27, 2019

D7

"The Great War of Archimedes" Film Premiere

June 26, 2019C

Monday Cine-Salon & Talk

Oct. 7, & Dec. 2, 2019
Jan. 27, 2020

D7

Oct. 13, 2019A

TOKYO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL 2019 Closing Ceremony

Nov. 5, 2019C

The 14th

Nov. 27, 2019

A

Dec. 13-29, 2019C

STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS̶IN CONCERTSTAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI̶IN CONCERT

ConcertMusical Saturday Night Fever

New Year's Yoshimoto First Laugh of the Year Vaudeville Show! New Year's Premium Performance Jan. 1, 2020
228

2,619

1000

Fiscal 2016

2,688

(1,000 cars)

1,538

Fiscal 2015

16,607

10,000300
3,068

16,647

Number of parking spaces used

2000

0

16,607

14,558
107

425

416

Culture16,627

3,223

0

Exhibition

Total 23,067

Total 670

29
31

440

Total 22,913

20,000152
118

Total 23,096

Total 843

Total 828

237

Total 23,335

All Facilities (excluding A)

Commemorative National Meeting on the 70th Anniversary of the inception of the Oﬀenders Rehabilitation System Oct. 7, 2019

Total number of visitors (estimate)
25,000Total 966

800

400

Ceremony(1,000 people)

1000

600

Academic

80.4

80

May 17, 2019

Conference Fujitsu Forum 2019

95

95.0

87.7

85

96.8

C

J-CULTURE FEST: Japan, Peaceful Mind, and First Shrine Visit of New Year 2020

Jan. 2-3, 2020
(Exhibition part ran
until Jan. 15)

B7/B5/E/LG

Yuzuru Hanyu Program Concert ̶Music with Wings ̶Jan. 6-7, 2020

A

Plácido Domingo Premium Concert in Japan 2020

Jan. 28, 2020

A

A: Hall A , B7: Hall B7, B5: Hall B5, C: Hall C , D7: Hall D7, D5: Hall D5, D1: Hall D1, CR: Conference rooms, E: Hall E (entire area),
E1: Hall E1, E2: Hall E2,LG: Lobby Galler y, GL: Lounge, Plaza: Plaza

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Hop! Step!! 2020!!! Summer vacation in Tokyo International Forum̶Marunouchi Kids Jamboree Special Session̶

Events Planned and Run by Tokyo International ForumTaking advantage of its venues as spaces to create and disseminate culture, Tokyo International Forum carries
out its own events that bring a lively ambience to the area and make a contribution to the people of Tokyo andsociety as a whole.

La Folle Journée TOKYO 2019

Bas ed o n t he w i s h t o p r o vi d e chi l d r en w i t h t he ex ci t em ent ,discoveries, and surprises that foster future dreams, the Marunouchi
Kids Jamboree began in 2007 to commemorate the 10th anniversaryof the opening of Tokyo International Forum. Since then, having
become established as a participatory hands-on event for children
and their families during the summer vacation, the event has received
the support of many people. In 2019, the event was entitled Hop!
Step!! 2020!!! Marunouchi Kids Jamboree Special Session, withenhanced sports programs in anticipation of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic
and Paralympic Games the following year. Visitors experienced
weightlifting and powerlifting, both of which are scheduled to be heldat the Tokyo International Forum, and the Rugby Zone featured thesport of rugby, as the up-and-coming sport of 2019, and related
programs. Programs are as shown below. The three-day Jamboree
was a great success, and the Tokyo International Forum was filledwith the delighted smiles and excited voices of children.

Tokyo during the Golden Week holidays, and has firmly establisheditself as a seasonal event. The six major features/attractions of LFJ are:

❶A new theme is given each year;❷ Each performance lasts about❹A variety of free events;❺ Everyone from infants to❸ Performances by first-rate artists❻The entire city is filled with45 minutes. Visitors can spend theentire day sitting in as many
programs as they want;from around the world offered at areasonable price;

LFJ2019̶Selected young talent, cellist
Anastasia Kobekina performs a famousDvořák Cello Concerto

A compelling stage of music and acting
performance,
by Diva Opéra"Experience Kids Cart," "Let s Experience SUPER GT!!" "Experience Disaster Prevention: Kids Fire Brigade," "Experience Disaster Prevention with VR
Images," "Rescue Team Demonstration," and others. "Challenge the Guinness World Record™ by Making Origami Rugby Shirts" program achieved
the new Guinness World Record for the largest display of origami shirts.

Dates

August 13-15, 2019

VenuesHall B7/B5/D5/E, Lobby Gallery,
Glass Building Conference Rooms, Plaza, others
Approximately 115,500 (cumulative total)

Number of visitors
Number of planned items
Number of programs
implemented

136 items
609 (cumulative total)

Number of cooperatingorganizations/corporations

136

classical music aficionados
can participate in a picnic
mood;

Monday Cine-Salon & Talk

music and festive air.

The 15th anniversary festival held in 2019 featured programs with

Stravinsky's
performed by Mari & Momo Kodama(piano duo)

Powerful beat of(Japanese
drums) performance by Eitetsu Hayashi
with Eitetsu FU-UN no KAI

enhanced content in the areas surrounding the Tokyo International
Forum including Otemachi-Marunouchi-Yurakucho, Kyobashi, Ginza,
Nihonbashi, and Hibiya. The theme was "Carnets de voyage̶Music

Dates

May 3-5, 2019

VenuesAll facilities of Tokyo International Forum,
Otemachi-Marunouchi-Yurakucho, Kyobashi, Ginza,
Nihonbashi, and Hibiya

Number of visitors

Approximately 425,000 (cumulative total)

Number of
performing artists

2,201 (of which 907 artists [418 from overseas and 489
from Japan] gave admission fee-based performances)

Number of performances

298 (of which 124 were fee-based performances)

Number of tickets sold120,650

World-class artists instructing young
performers in the Master Class"Concert for babies 0 years old and up"
Interacting with artists after the
performance

Lecturer(Session 1 to Session 4)

Session 1

a lecturer. Each year, films are selected based on a given theme and shown

Date and Timein three to four sessions. In fiscal 2019, the theme was "Tokyo and Railways,"

Pianoaccompanimentkucho line) were scheduled to be presented in four sessions. The Tokyo andRailways Resource Exhibition was held concurrently with Session 2.

Films

Number of Visitors

Session 2

Date and Time
Films
Piano
accompaniment

304

Lifestyle and Transportation of the Citizens of Tokyo

December 2, 2019, daytime screening from 3:00 p.m., nighttime screening from 7:00 p.m.

"Growing Tokyu Train Compartments," "Our Town Tama Den-en Toshi(Tama Garden City)," "Sixty Years of Life of Toden"
Mie Yanashita
The Tokyo and Railways Resource Exhibition

Number of Visitors

Session 4

Films

＊

The Structure of Railways

October 7, 2019, daytime screening from 3:00 p.m., nighttime screening from 7:00 p.m.
"Electrical Locomotive," "People Running the Tsubame Express Train"
Mie Yanashita

329

Films

Area concerts filled
the streets with music(Railway Technical Research Institute,
Doctor of Engineering)Number of Visitors

Session 3

Participatory event La Folle Nuit!!
THE Yosakoi!! on the 2nd evening

Dr. Shigeru Onoda

Held concurrently

Date and Time

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since 2016, presenting selected rare documentary films with commentary by

as locomotives, metropolitan streetcars, shinkansen, and subways (Yura-orous festival.
Carnets de voyage
̶ Music inspired by travel

been jointly organizing the Monday Cine-Salon & Talk as a special event

surrounding areas featuring railways before and after World War II as wellcomposers of various periods inspired by travel highlighted the glam-

Theme

The Tokyo International Forum and the National Film Archive of Japan have

and works that have close affiliation with Tokyo International Forum and theinspired by travel." A full playlist of masterpieces that were created by5"Rugby Cheer Ambassador, Rugbyjou Kids 2019," Let's Hear the Storyof the Paralympians," "Dogs Working for the Metropolitan Police Department are Coming!" "Summer Vacation Experience̶Enjoy the Beat ofJapanese & Senegalese Drums with Your Body!" "Let s Experience theProfessional Performance of Japanese Drums!" "Enjoy Dancing" Kids
Dance! Let's Start! Hip Hop," and others

Kids Town

into the world s largest classical music festival. It is held every May in"Take a Photo with a Real Patrol Car and Police Motorcycle!" "What is a
Fire Company?" "Learn about and Reduce Food Waste," "Experience
Knot Tying and Green Fund Raising with the Boy Scouts," "Have you
seen it? MIURA +iPlanetarium is coming," and others

Kids Stagefestival welcomed a total of 320,000 visitors, and it has since grown"Connecting Lives, Blood for Lives̶Job Experience at the Blood Center,""Fun for the Family! Robot Programming," "Collect Your Own DNA! Many
Experiments for Science Kids!" "Family Lesson on Table Manners," and others

Booth

Journée TOKYO; hereafter LFJ) in Japan in 2005. In that first year, theClub

Journée au Japon "Days of Enthusiasm" music festival (present La Folle"Global Resources and Olympic Medals̶You Too Can Become a
Resource Hunter," "The Mechanism of Running̶Body, Form, and Shoes to
Run Fast," "Think about Life̶A Message from the People of the Jomon
Period, Learn about Animals through DNA to Prevent Extinction,""TOKYO Whale & Dolphin Watching," "Insect Masterclass," and others

Wonder Wakuwaku

France, with the Tokyo International Forum holding the first La Folle

WonderCampus

The epoch-making La Folle Journée music festival originated in Nantes,

Kids
SportsAudience filling up approximately 5,000 seats in Hall A"Tokyo Metropolitan Government Paralympic Experience Program NO
LIMITS CHALLENGE," "Challenge Weightlifting and Powerlifting!" "Experience Street Rugby," "Yomiuri Shimbun Job Experience: Sports Reporting," "Rugby x Urban Development 'Marunouchi 15-chome'"

The Era of Shinkansen

January 27, 2020, daytime screening from 3:00 p.m., nighttime screening from 7:00 p.m.
"Tokyo-Osaka 3 Hours, Tokaido Shinkansen Part 1," "Tokyo-Osaka 3 Hours,
Tokaido Shinkansen Part 2," "Invisible Railroad Workers"
388

The Development of Subways"The Era of Underground Development̶ Subways ̶," "The 10,900-meter
Digging of Yurakucho Line ̶The Record of Construction between
Ikebukuro and Ginza 1-chome ̶"* The "Tokyo and Railways (Session 4) program that was scheduled for March 16 was postponed(new date not yet determined) due to the outbreak in Japan of the Coronavirus.

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J-CULTURE FEST: Japan, Peaceful Mind, and First Shrine Visit of New Year
J-CULTURE FEST: Japan, Peaceful Mind, and First Shrine Visit of New YearAs a base for disseminating cultural information, Tokyo International Forum is actively collaborating with
the Tokyo Metropolitan Government in carrying out their policies.

started in 2017 as a Tokyo International Forum project to commemorateits 20th anniversary with an aim to provide opportunities to approach
Japanese culture and find new values within. Favorably received by bothTOKYO FANTASHION 2019 May

audiences and exhibitors, the event is held every New Year s Day as alegacy of the 20th anniversary.

Every year since 2014, Tokyo International Forum has been hosting the fashion

The event consists of performance programs (subject to charge) featuring

event TOKYO FANTASHION for general consumers in an aim to actively

Japan s prominent performing artists of music, kyogen, and kabuki, andhighlight the appeal of Tokyo s eminent fashion brands, to disseminate thethe New Year s Theme Park (free admission) introducing a series of

Cool Japan initiative originating in Tokyo, and to nurture and support young

programs to experience, discover, and savor the taste of traditional

fashion designers. The event is organized by CREATORS TOKYO, a team ofJapanese culture and the New Year s customs. The fourth Fest held indesigners consisting of winners of the Professional Category of the Tokyo New

2020 offered a series of programs that befitted the first New Year of the

Designer Fashion Grand Prix for up-and-coming young fashion designers.

Reiwa Era. Precious items including the replicas of garments worn by thebrands opened pop-up shops (sales event) where visitors can purchase clothes

Ceremony in October 2019 were also exhibited.

that were presented in the show. The lobby showcased collaborated works by

Dates

January 2-3, 2020 * The exhibit in the Lobby Gallery continued until Jan. 15

VenuesHall B7/B5/E, Lobby Gallery, Glass Building 1F(beside the statue of Dokan Ota), Plaza
Approximately 100,000

Japanese textile manufacturers and designers, and inside the venue a drink
counter was set up providing a relaxing atmosphere for visitors to enjoy theevent as they please.
Manyoshu Meets Musical, A Breeze in Reiwa̶A Young Poet s Tale̶

Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Tokyo International Forum,
TOKYO FANTASHION Executive Committee

Organizers

Performance programs (admission-charged performances)
Mansai Nomura, New Year Edo Kyogen
January 2-3, Hall B5
Mansai Nomura gave an in-depth commentary on the attractions of Kyogen
for both first-timers and long-time fans to better enjoy the performance.
After(small dance) by Mansai, up-and-coming young performers
including Taichiro Nomura and Yuki Nomura performed popular programs
that are comical and easy enough for first-timers and foreign nationals tounderstand.
Stages:(The Snail),

Message from Governor Koike

In 2019, seven brands jointly ran the fashion show, and a record-breaking 23

Emperor and Empress of Japan on the occasion of the Enthronement

Number of visitors

Events Jointly Organized with Tokyo Metropolitan Government(The Sado Fox)

Performers: Mansai Nomura, Yuki Nomura, Taichiro Nomura, Kazunori Takano,
Hiroharu Fukata, Haruo Tsukizaki, Satoshi Oka, Tanroh Ishida, GohIida, Ren Naito, Shuichi Nakamura

Manyoshu Meets MusicalA Breeze in Reiwa̶A Young Poet s Tale̶
January 2-3, Hall B7

An original musical show created based on Manyoshu (literally translatedas, a collection of ancient Japanese poetry)
which garnered attention as the name of the era, Reiwa, was derived fromthe script. Koji Yamamoto, Somegoro Ichikawa, and other prominent andenergetic performers and staff from musicals,, Japanese dance
and Takarazuka Revue staged a fresh performance which was perfectly
appropriate for the first New Year of Rewia.
Performers: Koji Yamamoto, Somegoro Ichikawa, Kikunojo Onoe, Shinya Nîro,Nene Yumesaki, others

Dates

May 25, 2019

VenuesHall B7

Number ofparticipating brands

23 brands

Number of visitors

Approximately 1,500

Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo)
The Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo) is an event held to spread thecountry and touching on the traditional craft goods that have been

word [nationally and internationally] about Tokyo s diverse attractions,shaped by Japan s history and culture, the event has been held every

including the city s cuisine made from locally sourced ingredients andautumn since 2014.

traditional vegetables. Also bringing together flavors from all over the

The 2019 event was cancelled due to the impacts of Typhoon Hagibis.

Events Jointly Organized with Local Communities/Cooperative Events
Tokyo International Forum cooperates on activities designed to contribute to local communities and tocreate a lively local ambience.

Tokyo Michiterasu 2019
New Yearʼs Theme Park (free admission)Special Exhibitions: Heian Court Sports Stadium andJanuary 2-3, Hall E
The event offered widely varied programs allowing experiences of traditional
Japanese culture, including festive
pounding, Japanese musical instruments,(calligraphy), tea ceremony, sachet craft,(braiding), and armor andwearing.
,, and traditionalmusic concerts, apainting performance and other events were held on stage, as well as sampling oftraditional
broth from various regions throughout Japan, kid s sumo wrestling,
festival stalls, playground ofand other indoor games, and more.
The(first dream) area at the entrance of the venue decorated around aflowercelebrating the year 2020 welcomed the visitors.

painting performance

Early Spring of Reiwa "Feast of Plum Blossoms" (free admission)
January 2-15, Lobby Gallery
In tribute to the TOKYO 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games, theHeian Court Sports Stadium showcased traditional sporting games
enjoyed by nobles of the Heian era, including(ancient footballgame),(horseback archery), and(ancient Japanesepolo), introduced with the display of replicated dioramas and life-sized
costumes. The Early Spring of Reiwa "Feast of Plum Blossoms" exhibiteda diorama of a plum blossoms party recreating the scene in the verse of
Manyoshu, a collection of ancient Japanese poetry from which the new
era name Reiwa was derived. In celebration of the early spring of the
new Reiwa era, replicas ofandgarmentsworn by the Emperor and Empress of Japan on the occasion of theEnthronement Ceremony were also displayed.

(calligraphy) workshop

This light show communicates Tokyo-Marunouchi area s wish to "Brightly
Light the Future." The theme for 2019 was "Anthem of Light (hymn andcheer song)." Marunouchi was decorated with the glamorous works,
Trees of Light and Drape of Light, as well as installation of works in collaboration with MARUNOUCHI BRIGHT CHRISTMAS 2019̶Precious foryou̶ to mark the official opening of movie,. At the Plaza of Tokyo International Forum, art objects embodying the world of Star Wars attracted the interest of many people to peekin and take photos. For the Closing Anthem on the final day, visitors joined
in a flash mob chorus and sang Beethoven s Symphony No. 9.

Art objects

Venues7

Festivepounding

Flower display

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Organizer
Model ofReplica of

The 1.17

is an event with an aim to provide an oppor-

tunity to pray for the victims of the Great Hanshin-Awaji Earthquakeof 1995, and to revisit one s knowledge on disaster prevention anddisaster mitigation, and on protecting lives and living. It has been heldin January every year since 2003 at the Tokyo International Forum.
2020 marked the 25th year since the occurrence of theearthquake, and the gathering made us reaffirm the importance of
passing on the memories and lessons learnt to the next generation.

Dates(clothpinching craft) workshop

What We Can Do Now. 2020
̶KOBE MEMORIAL 1.17
̶Flash mob chorus

December 21-25, 2019

*Some events were held from December 13

Marunouchi area, Tokyo
Tokyo Michiterasu 2019 Executive Committee*Tokyo International Forum CO.,Ltd participated as a member of the
Executive Committee

Date

January 11, 2020

VenuesPlaza

Organizer

Tokyo Volunteer Network for DisasterCo-organizer

Tokyo Voluntary Action Center

Cooperation

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Central City MICE* Activities

TopicsTokyo International Forum plays a leading role in attracting and executing MICE in Tokyo and Japan as aconvention and art center that represents Japan.
Located in the capital s Marunouchi district, the center of JapaneseTokyo International Forum, from international luxury hotels tobusiness that has enhanced its charm as a cultural area and tourist

reasonable business hotels.

destination in recent years, Tokyo International Forum is adjacent to

We are working on attracting and holding MICE on an international

the commercial district of Ginza/Yurakucho. In close proximity on thescale by joining those various facilities and functions that are clusterednorth side is Tokyo Station, a core terminal in Japan s rail transport

around the whole area̶including accommodation, commercial andnetwork, and on the south side, a direct connection to Yurakucho

business facilities as well as sightseeing spots̶with the reliable, highly

Station makes access convenient. The outer garden of the Imperial

functional Tokyo International Forum as a convention facility. We are

Palace, the famous Ginza shopping area, and the theater district ofalso working as the core of Central City MICE, providing a highHibiya are also located within walking distance of the Tokyo

value-added MICE environment in the whole area with cooperation

International Forum. There is also plentiful accommodation around thefrom the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and other regions.

* MICE: Acronym of Meeting, Incentive travel, Convention, and Exhibition. A collective term for business and other events
that involve the gathering of many people and the undertaking business activities.

Major international conferences held in ﬁscal 2019 are outlined below.

In-house Firefighting Drill Competition

Full installation ofmobile style communication robot

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A p r i l 2 019

Every year, Tokyo

As demonstration

International Forum

experiments of theparticipates in themobile communica-

In-house Firefightingtion robot RoBoHoN,

Drill Competition

conducted in thewith other compa-

Information area fornies within theone month in the last

jurisdiction of the

fiscal year, proved

Marunouchi Fireeffective in enhanc-

Department.

ing communication

preparation for the outbreak of a fire or natural disaster, each officewith visitors, RoBoHoN was fully installed from April 2019.

and building, including TIF, organizes an in-house fire brigade, andThis initiative aims to project the charm of the Tokyo International

the competition pits these fire brigades against each other on the

Forum, Tokyo, and Japan by welcoming many people including

scores from their normal training drills. Three excellent members

foreign visitors at the Information area in a Japanese omotenashi

chosen from each fire brigade make up a team and compete on the(hospitality) style, giving a sense of Tokyo in the near future, andspeed and accuracy of their firefighting activities (outbreak of fire →providing an amazing and enjoyable experience.

calling 119 → use of fire extinguisher/evacuation guidance →RoBoHoN is installed in the Information area on the 1st floor ofspraying water using a fire hydrant). In 2019, our team competed

the Glass Building. It greets and speaks to people, provides

well in the men s team and guard team categories.

Inbuilding information, and performs dances and other actions, andThe 8th World Hydrogen Technologies Convention (WHTC 2019)
WHTC is an international conference that brings together

Letters of appreciation fromthe Superintendent General

the latest research findings, technologies, social
implementations, policies and future information onhydrogen energy in Japan and the world in an aim toOpening

Welcome Reception

Exhibits

Number ofvisitors(including 265 foreign visitors from 31 countries)

Kids Jamboree Special
Session achieved a
new Guinness World
Record for the largest

security and policing

display of origami

activities during thevisit of the President and first lady of the U.S. in May and the seriesof ceremonies related to the enthronement of the new emperor in
October. In recognition of these initiatives and cooperation, Tokyo
Poster Session

Plenary Session

Oral Session

the

World

2020!!! Marunouchi

thecooperated in the

1,060

Guinnessat the Hop! Step!!

initiative and fully

to implement a low carbon society in the future.

Hall B5/C/E2, Lobby Gallery,
G Building conference room

inChallenge

Rugby Shirts program

Terrorism-free Tokyo

international cooperation while actively discussing how

Venuesinvolved!

Records by Making

and we are actively

energy across the world, and provided a place to deepen

June 2-6, 2019J u n e & D e c e m b e r 2 019

fires and accidents,hydrogen) gathered in one place and exchanged theirTM

A u g u s t 2 019

we work to prevent

Governments, industries and universities (focusing on

Dates

Achieved New Guinness World Record

Each and every day

advance towards Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

ideas on technologies and policies related to hydrogenis well received by inbound tourists.

International Forum received two letters of appreciation from theshirts with 3,474 shirts folded by participants during the event. The
results were announced on August 15 at the Kids Stage, and theofficial judge presented an official certificate to the representativeof children that took part.

Superintendent General in FY2019.

Raising rugby cheer momentum

12th World Congress on Railway Research, WCRR 2019

Test implementation of
mist spraying devices

The World Congress on Railway Research (WCRR) was
founded aiming to provide an opportunity to overview

Torailway technical development and to suggest its future

extremedirection from the management perspective of theimplementation of

only cross-thematic congress in the world dedicated tomist

the subject of innovation in the railway sector, address-

spraying

devices. The device
Opening Ceremony

Lobby Gallery exhibits

will automaticallyspray extremely finewater

Japan for the first time in twenty years, and participants

particles

when all of the preset conditions are met: ((i) temperature is 27℃

exchanged ideas on the theme "Railway Research toor higher, (ii) humidity is 75% or higher, and (iii) windspeed is 3

Enhance the Customer Experience."m/s or less). It aims to decrease the temperature near the ground

Dates

October 28-31, 2019surface by cooling the air through evaporation of the mist. This

VenuesHall C/D7/D5/D1/E, Lobby Gallery,
G Building conference rooms

initiative was conducted with the cooperation of the Otemachi,

933

Tokyo International Forum will use the precious data collected

Number of visitors

9summer

we conducted a test

international congress on railway research, and is theresearch institutions. The 12th Congress was held in

J u l y - S e p t e m b e r 2 019

theheat in recent years,

world s railway operators. WCRR is the world s largest

ing everyone from railway companies to industry andcounter(including 424 foreign visitors from 36 countries)

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Marunouchi, and Yurakucho Mist Spraying Executive Committee.
Exhibition area

Lunch, coﬀee break area

Oral Session

The entire nation was gripped with rugby fever in 2019. To raise
momentum to cheer for the ruggermen, Tokyo International Forum
cooperated in decorating our facilities with rugby-related displays
from August to November 2, and hosted the Neo Yataimura Super
Night̶Rugby Special̶ on September 20. For the Rugby Special
event, high school students from New Zealand performed theirnational team All Black s famous Haka dance, and the Plaza wasfilled with heated excitement for rugby.

during this test period for future heat controls.

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New openings and renovations of restaurants

Restroom renovations
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As part of our efforts toward a barrier-free environment, Tokyo

Four new stores and restaurants have opened, making Tokyo

International Forum is renovating its accessible restrooms. This year,

International Forum more attractive than ever.

we installed facilities for those using an ostomy bag within thewheelchair-accessible restrooms in the backstage and ante-room
areas on the 4th and 7th floors in D Building.

AmountAccount

AmountOpened April 2019

（Assets）(Unit : Thousands of yen)

（Liabilities）(Unit : Thousands of yen)

PLAZA
Opened October 2019A lifestyle store overﬂowing with cosmetics and miscellaneous
goodsTokyo International Forum received a letter of appreciation from theGovernor of Tokyo for cooperating in the Zero Emission Tokyo
initiative.
The letter acknowledged the donation of 14,540 tons of accumulated credits achieved through energy-saving measures at our facilities
based on the Tokyo Cap-and-Trade Program. We at Tokyo Internaachieve the goal of Zero Emission Tokyo.

As of March 31, 2020

Account

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tional Forum look forward to actively engaging in further efforts toBalance Sheet

Sizzler
A full course of salad bar and grills just for you

Letter of appreciation fromthe Governor of Tokyo

Financial Statements

BROOKLYN ROASTING COMPANY
Opened October 2019
A coﬀee shop originating from New York, located in the PLAZA

Current assets
Cash and deposits
Accounts receivable̶trade
Securities
Supplies
Advanced payment
Prepaid expenses
Advances paid
Accounts receivable̶other
Income taxes receivable
Other, net
Allowance for doubtful accounts

5,735,038
4,138,176
275,607401,225

31,379
6,808
1,467
2,041
838,058
52,103
184(12,016)

Current liabilities
Accounts payable̶trade
Lease obligations
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Accrued business office taxes
Accrued consumption taxes̶other
Advances received
Deposits received
Provision for bonuses
Provision for directors bonuses
Provision for loss on cancellation of events

2,303,770
1,067,611
9,758
213,235

Non-current assets
Property, plant and equipment
Buildings
Structures
VehiclesFurniture and fixtures
Lease assets

1,852,353
957,219787,228
12,661

Non-current liabilities
Lease obligations
Provision for retirement benefits
Long-term guarantee deposits734,706
7,832
253,853
473,020

Intangible assets
SoftwareTelephone subscription rights

100,565
98,6591,905

Investments and other assets, grossInvestment securities
Deferred tax assets
Fixed trade receivable
Long-term prepaid expenses
Other, net
Allowance for doubtful accounts

794,568
700,000
91,400Total Assets

Complete renewal of official English website

11,117
131,572
14,639Total Liabilities

30,47756,6981,673
392,255
487,937
33,2591,616
9,245

3,038,476（Net assets）
Shareholders equity
Capital stock
Retained earnings
Legal retained earnings
Other retained earnings
Retained earnings brought forward

4,548,915
490,000
4,058,915

26,4604,032,455
4,032,455

28,574
3,098
70(28,574)

Total Net Assets

4,548,915

7,587,391

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

7,587,391

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Note: All amounts less than 1,000 yen are rounded.

Statement of Income

From April 1, 2019 to March 31, 2020

Account

Tutankhamun
Opened March 2020
Soba in a casual café style

Amount (Unit: Thousands of yen)

Net sales

5,983,623

Cost of sales

5,309,512

Gross profit

674,111

Selling, general and administrative expenses

1,483,153

Operating loss

(809,042)

Non-operating income
We renewed our official English website which is now easier to use
and more appealing to foreign users. Features include: (1) easy
search of information; (2) mobile-friendly compatibility withsmartphones and tablets; (3) enhanced pages for event planners,
especially for overseas MICE organizers; (4) faster and easier
updating; and (5) automatic multilingual translation of the English
site.

Interest income
Miscellaneous income

2,790

33,40336,194Non-operating expenses
Interest expenses
Provisions for allowance for doubtful accounts

349
28,57428,924(801,772)

Ordinary loss
Extraordinary income

771,949

Compensation income for expropriation of facilities

Extraordinary loss
Loss on disposal of non-current assets
Loss on cancellation of events
Income (loss) before income taxes

Income taxes̶current
Income taxes̶deferred
Current net loss

3,662
103,839530(22,861)

107,501(137,324)(22,331)(114,993)

Note: All amounts less than 1,000 yen are rounded.

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History of Tokyo International Forum
From a basic concept to opening day
December 3, 1980
August 22, 1985
January 24, 1986
November 2, 1989
October 9, 1992

Tokyo International Forum

Announcement of basic concept of construction plan for the Tokyo City Hall

Address

5-1 Marunouchi 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

Inauguration of the Council of Tokyo Metropolitan Government for constructing Tokyo International Forum (final report on December 24, 1987)

Site area

Approximately 27,000 ㎡

Total floor area

Approximately 145,000 ㎡

Opening date

January 10, 1997

Owner

Tokyo Metropolitan Government

Administratingorganization

Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

Architect

Rafael Viñoly (U.S.A.), winner of the International Design Competition

Halls, etc.

Hall A

Raked auditorium; capacity 5,012 seats (3,025 seats on 1st tier; 1,987 seats on 2nd tier)Hall B7

Flat-floored hall; floor area 1,400 ㎡ (can be divided into two areas, 670 ㎡/670 ㎡)

Hall B5

Flat-floored hall; floor area 600 ㎡ (can be divided into two areas, 280 ㎡/300 ㎡)

Hall C

Raked auditorium; capacity 1,502 seats(739 seats on 1st tier; 363 seats on 2nd tier; 400 seats on 3rd tier)Hall D7

Flat-floored hall; floor area 340 ㎡ (retractable seating system 100 seats/180 seats)

Hall D5

Flat-floored hall; floor area 285 ㎡

Hall D1

Flat-floored hall; floor area 137 ㎡

Hall E

Floor area 5,000 ㎡ (can be divided into two areas, 3,000 m2/2,000 ㎡)

Conference rooms

D Block: 3 conference rooms on 4F and 5F
Glass Building: 31 conference rooms on 4F-7F (10 rooms each on 4F-6F and 1 room on 7F)

Other areas

Lobby Gallery 700 ㎡; Lounge 224 ㎡

Scale

Area approximately 4,000 ㎡(length approx. 207 m; maximum width approx. 32 m; height approx. 60 m)

Number of glass pieces

Approximately 3,600 pcs. (1,800 on west side; 1,000 on roof; 800 on east side)

Glass dimensions

2.6 m x 2.5 m on walls; 1.7 m x 1.9 m on roof

Scale

Area approximately 9,700 ㎡

Plants, etc.

Trees include 42 Japanese zelkova trees, 15

Other information

Rental spaces: A-approx. 880 ㎡; B-approx. 670 ㎡; C-approx. 380 ㎡; D-approx. 160 ㎡

Hours, etc.

B3F; 7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. (all year)

Parking spaces

420 lots (including 7 lots for visitors with disabilities)

Cafés & restaurants

11 locations (five on B1F, five on 1F, and one on 7F)

Sixth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement PlanStore

3 stores (art store, lifestyle store, convenience store)

Seventh phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

Services

1 store (relaxation massage parlor)

IInstallation of digital signage in 7 locations inside buildings

MuseumMitsuo Aida Museum, B1F(construction of new Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku district, Tokyo International Forum in Marunouchi)

Results of the International Design Competition announced with Rafael Viñoly as the winning architect
Construction started
Establishment of Tokyo International Foundation

December 1, 1994

Opening of facility reservations for Tokyo International Forum

July 1, 1996
January 10, 1997

Construction of Tokyo International Forum completed
Tokyo Metropolitan Government lent Tokyo International Forum to Tokyo International Foundation
Grand opening of Tokyo International Forum

Transition from Tokyo International Foundation to Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.
January 10 - March 29, 1997
March 1, 1997
December 24, 2000‒January 1, 2001
December 21, 2001

（As of July 1, 2020）

Name

Construction of city hall proposed at My Town Concept Panel Community Section Meeting

September 1, 1994
May 31, 1996

Overview of Facilities

Tokyo Tokimeki Fiesta held to commemorate the opening of Tokyo International Forum
General opening of halls and conference rooms
Forum Millenario Club year-end event held (held annually until 2005)
Announcement of change in status from foundation to stock corporation

August 2002

Commemorations of 5th anniversary of Tokyo International Forum (Tokyo Art Jungle, etc.)

April 4, 2003

Establishment of Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

July 1, 2003

Tokyo International Foundation transferred business to Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.
July 1, 2003
July 2003
October 2003
November 1, 2003
July 2004
March 2005

Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd. began operation ; signs on the premises changed; operating hours extended (7:00 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.)
Neo Stall Village came to Plaza (every weekday thereafter)
Oedo Antique Market came to Plaza (once a month until September 2005, twice a month from October 2005)
Mitsuo Aida Museum opened
The Neo Stall Village Super Night first held (held each year between April and November since then)Installed Lobby Gallery panel lighting (lighting poles/pillars); expanded women s restroom on the B1F of A Block

April 24 ‒ May 1, 2005

La Folle Journée au Japon "Days of Enthusiasm" music festival 2005 (now La Folle Journée TOKYO) held during Golden Week (and every Golden Week since then)April 2006

Expanded women s restroom in Hall A; installed elevator in Hall E; installed escalator near exit to Tokyo Station; designated entire Plaza as non-smoking area

Throughout 2007

Celebrations held to commemorate 10th anniversary (Marunouchi Kids Fiesta,* etc. in August),*Marunouchi Kids Fiesta（now Marunouchi Kids Jamboree）continues to be held in August of every year

June 1, 2007

General opening of conference room G701

March 2008

Smoking room installed in Hall E lobby

August 2008

Tokyo International Forum Environmental Policy decided

From April 2009First phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

December 2009

Greenery added to roof and terrace on the seventh floor of the Glass Building

From April 2010

Second phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

March 11, 2011

Great East Japan Earthquake struck. Tokyo International Forum accepted people left stranded by the incident
Renovated Hall D1 opened (converted from theater with fixed seating to open floor plan)

Throughout 2012
From April 2012
May 2012
From April 2013
From April 2014
From April 2015
June 2015
From April 2016
August 2016
January - December 2017
March 2017
From April 2017
From April 2018
From April 2019

Plaza

(Partial renovation of Hall A, replacement of Glass Building conference room air-conditioning, etc.)

March 31, 2011
From April 2011

Glass Building

Third phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

(Replacement of Plaza s trees and plants; installation of smoking rooms in Halls A/C; renovation of reservation counter and meeting corner, etc.)

Events marking 15th anniversary of opening held (including Michael Sandel special lectures in May; Marunouchi Kids Jamboree in August)Parking

Fourth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

(Partial renovations of Halls B5/B7/C; repair of Plaza stone floor, etc.)

Nursing room opened
Fifth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

Stores, etc.

(Full renovation of central kitchens; replacement of Plaza s trees and plants; repair and improvement of part of outer wall, etc.)(Repairs to Keiyo Line side stairs; installation of the Glass Building smoking facility, etc.)(Renovation of signs; renovation of Hall E; replacement of large-size event information display board; etc.)

Eighth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

(Repairs to Glass Building steel roof; renovation of Hall C incl. replacement of entire stage floor and lobby carpet,
installation of handrails next to aisle seats at Floor 2 and 3 seats, replacement of lighting over audience seats to LEDs, etc.)

Artworks

Total 134 works of art by 50 artists, including

by Ellsworth Kelly

Expanded Lobby Gallery (sales started in October)Tokyo International Forum s 20th Anniversary Year (Held 20th Anniversary Projects incl. J-CULTURE FEST*, Photo Exhibition "A New Voyage for
the Future," and "Lighting Aquarium") *J-CULTURE FEST continues to be held at the beginning of every year

Renovated the Information Counter on 1F of Glass Building
Ninth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

(Renewal of sound equipment, installation of handrails next to aisle seats at Floor 2, and repair of restrooms in Hall A; replacement of elevators and renovation of escalators in B Block, etc.)

10th phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-Year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan
(Replacement of air-conditioning and elevators, repair of restroom, replacement of wheelchair lift with new elevator in D Block, etc.)

Introduced a mobile communication robot at the Information area

Hall A13

trees; 3 artworks

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