2017

TOK YO INTERNATIONAL FORUM
東 京 国 際 フ ォ ー ラ ム

ANNUALREPORT

3-5-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 100-0005, Japan
Tel. +81-3-5221-9000 (Main)
http://www.t-i-forum.co.jp/

Published July 2018

Front cover: "Lighting AQUARIUM", The 20th Anniversary of the Opening of Tokyo International Forum (December 2017)

Message from Our President & CEO
I m very pleased to have this opportunity to express my gratitude for your con-Company ProﬁleName of Company： Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

Address： 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 Forum
２. Management of the service facilities of Tokyo International Forumtinued support of our business activities.

３. Planning, design, execution and contracting of events for promoting international exchanges

The Tokyo International Forum opened as a Tokyo Metropolitan Government-owned comprehensive cultural facility on the site of the former Tokyo
Metropolitan Government building in January 1997, and last year we celebrated our 20th anniversary. The Tokyo International Forum has a highly advantageous location at the heart of the Japanese economy, where its high-standard
facilities and equipment represent strengths on the physical plant side. In addition to having had the honor to have our facilities utilized for more than 85,000
events, since our grand opening we have also planned and executed our own
events, fostering a lively atmosphere in the local community while also creatively disseminating a diversity of information and culture.
In ﬁscal 2017, many events in a variety of corporate conventions, ceremonies,
exhibitions, concerts, musicals, and other such events, including international
conferences such as the 121st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Ophthalmological Society. Among the events we ourselves planned and ran, in addition toholding events that were full of the charm unique to Tokyo International Forum
including La Folle Journée au Japon Days of Enthusiasm music festival, the４. Other business services related to the above
President & CEO： Kiyofumi Kamijo

Capital： 490 million yen

Share Information
１. Number ofauthorized shares

9,800 shares

２. Number ofissued shares

9,800 shares

３. Number ofshareholders

8

Marunouchi Kids Jamboree, and the J-CULTURE FEST／Japan/Peaceful Mind/
First Shrine Visit of New Year, we also promoted cooperation with Tokyo Metropolitan Government policies as well as with local communities throughevents such as Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo) and TOKYO FANTASHION.
In gratitude to our patrons, partners, clients, and customers, and in commemoration of the opening of Tokyo International Forum, we also held 20th anniversary events throughout 2017. These included "Lighting Aquarium", "A New
Voyage for the Future" photo exhibition, and others.
Recent years have brought intensifying international competition to attract
meeting, incentive travel, conference, and exhibition (MICE) events thatenhance a city s competitiveness. Under these circumstances, we have also
taken steps at the Tokyo International Forum to further strengthen our initiatives to attract events here. In addition to becoming a driving force in the MICE
ﬁeld, we must act, in our capacity as a large-scale facility that attracts visitors,
to steadily make preparations against disaster, terrorism, and other such phenomena, to continue ensuring safety, and to provide peace of mind. In addition,
we see that foreign visitors to Tokyo are on the increase, so we will be called
on to further improve the environment to receive these visitors.
This is the context in which the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games
will be taking place, and the Tokyo International Forum is scheduled to be thevenue for the weightlifting and powerlifting events. Not only will we make all
possible preparations for the success of the Games, we will also need to contribute actively to the generation of opportunities and the promotion of cultural
programs. Taking into account the conditions in which the Tokyo International
Forum is placed, in March 2018 we formulated our 6th Medium-Term Manage-

４. Shareholders
Tokyo Metropolitan Government

5,000shares 51.0%

East Japan Railway Company

1,000shares 10.2%

Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd.

1,000shares 10.2%

Suntory Holdings Limited

1,000shares 10.2%

Dentsu Inc.

800shares

8.2%

Tokyo Electric Power Company Holdings, Inc.

400shares

4.1%

Nippon Telegraph and Telephone East Corp.

400shares

4.1%

Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.

200shares

2.0%

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.

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 thenow

of Tokyo and Japan.

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

communities in the Otemachi, Marunouchi and Yurakucho areas, thefaceof 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.

Management
President & CEO Kiyofumi Kamijo

Managing Director Kiyoshi Koike

Corporate Auditor Yosuke Matsumiya

Corporate Auditor Naoya Wako

Director Kenichi Hirono
Number of employees:62

Organization Chart
Shareholders Meeting

We are also directing our attention to what comes after the Tokyo 2020 Olymone to implement measures for the steady achievement of our plan. We are

Shareholders

Management Philosophy

ment Plan, a ﬁve-year plan intended to resolve the issues we face.
pic and Paralympic Games are concluded. Our entire organization is acting as（as of July 9, 2018）

Corporate Auditors
Board of Directors

naturally committed to fulﬁlling the Tokyo International Forum role as an organization that is administered and supervised by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, we will fully exercise our function as a major urban MICE and art center

Directors

President & CEO

that represents Japan, and we will contribute to the growth of the local community, of Tokyo, and ultimately of Japan.
We look forward to your continuing support and patronage of our project
activities at the Tokyo International Forum.

President & CEO
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Kiyofumi Kamijo

Internal Audit Committee

Administration
Department

Crisis Management
Committee

Facilities Management
Department

Compliance Committee

Public Relations
Department

Environment Committee

Sales Department

Business Promotion
Department

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Operational Status ofTokyo International Forum Facilities

Major events held in ﬁscal 2017

Facility occupancy rate

Classiﬁcation

（％）
100

100
95.6

95
90.6

89.1

90

87.7

86.2

85

85.9

80

90

85.3

Academics
85

82.4

82.7

82.0

80.4

80

77.7
79.5

77.1

75

72.4

73.0

70

75.6

71.3

73.6

72.8

70
68.9

65

61.7

61.9

59.5

75

74.5

69.8

65
60

74.5

70.4

70.1

59.8

60

58.1

58.4

57.0

55

Conference

95

95.0

87.7

85.3

95.9

56.0

55

50.6

50

50

48.7

45

Fiscal 2013

Fiscal 2014

Hall A

Hall B7

Fiscal 2015

Hall B5

Hall CFiscal 2016

Hall D7

Hall E

45

Fiscal 2017

Six Main Facilities

G Building Conference Rooms

CeremonyNotes: Six main facilities: Halls A, B7, B5, C, D7, E
Conference rooms in Glass Building: 31rooms
Calculation method for occupancy rate: 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）（10,000people）

Total 966

1000

Total 843

Total 794
162

2500

202

237

Total 828

400

200

0

132

142

40
28

37
34

432

435

Fiscal 2013

220

46
25

37
28

143
35
19

440

Fiscal 2014

1500

506

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

416

500

0

Fiscal 2017

Academics

Ceremony

3000

Exhibition

Culture

3

3,237

4000
3,068

2,866

3000
2000

1000

1000

Fiscal 2013

Fiscal 2014

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017

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1,567.9

1,668.6

1,662.7

1,660.7

1,664.7

364.1

348.5

292.2

268.8

299.1

312.5

322.3

356.7

357.8

Fiscal 2013

Fiscal 2014

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017345.8

Note: Store customers are counted by the number of receipts issued
at cash registers of restaurants and cafes.

2000

0

Total 2,291

Event attendees
Store customers(see note)
Visitors, people passing through, etc（Events）
3,016

Total 2,310

1000

Number of events held in conference rooms
3,636

Total 2,334

215

118

Conference

4000

Total 2,345

2000

152

600

Exhibition

Total 2,213

Total 850

800

Total number of visitors (estimate)0

Number of parking spaces used
（1,000cars）
300

238

236

228

235

247

200

Fiscal 2014

Fiscal 2015

Fiscal 2016

Fiscal 2017

Event venues

22-26 May 2017

B7, B5, E1, CR

Event to Prevent Memories of Great East Japan Earthquake from Fading
Reconstruction Support, Reconstruction Forum 2018 in Tokyo

17 Feb. 2018

D7, D1, PlazaThe 121st Annual Meeting of the Japanese Ophthalmological Society

6-9 Apr. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 114th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Internal Medicine

14-16 Apr. 2017A, B7, B5, C, E, CR

The 57th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Respiratory Society

21-23 Apr. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

17th Scientiﬁc Meeting of the Japanese Society of Anti-Aging Medicine

2-4 June 2017

All Facilities (excluding A, E1)

The 35th Annual Meeting of the Academy of Clinical Dentistry10-11 June 2017

B7, B5, C, E, CR, LG

The 66th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Allergology

16-18 June 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 51st Japanese Occupational Therapy Congress & Expo in Tokyo 201722-24 Sep. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A,E2)

The 50th Japan Pharmaceutical Association Congress of Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Science

8-9 Oct. 2017

All Facilities

The 71st Annual Congress of Japan Clinical Ophthalmology

12-15 Oct. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 79th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society of Hematology

20-22 Oct. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 79th Annual Congress of Japan Surgical Association

23-25 Nov. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

The 56th Annual Meeting of Japanese Retina and Vitreous Society

1-3 Dec. 2017

B7, B5, C, D5, CR

The 48th Annual Meeting of the Japanese Society for Replacement Arthroplasty

23-24 Feb. 2017

All Facilities (excluding A)

RIKEN's Centennial Commemorative Ceremony

26 Apr. 2017

B7, C

The 68th Annual Meeting of National Association of Junior High School Principals,Commemorative for Junior High School Education 70 Years

19-20 Oct. 2017

A

Ceremony for the 70th Anniversary of the Coming into Eﬀect of the Local Autonomy Act

20 Nov. 2017

A

Ceremony of the 70th Anniversary of Agricultural Disaster Indemnity System

21 Nov. 2017

C, CR

The 30th Anniversary Ceremony of the NOVARTIS Foundation (Japan) for the Promotion of Science

9 Mar. 2017

D7, D5

Monozukuri/Takumi no Waza 20179-11 Aug. 2017

E, LG, CR

Marunouchi Kids Jamboree 201715-17 Aug. 2017

D7, D5, E, CR, LG, GL, Plaza Others

Challenge Sports TOKYO

18 Sep. 2017

E, LG

Fusion Exhibition 2017 of Edo, TOKYO Waza and the Techno

28 Sep. 2017

E

Taste of Tokyo / Tokyo Ajiwai Festa 2017

6-8 Oct. 2017

Plaza

Financial Information Technology 201726-27 Oct. 2017

B7, B5, C, D7, D5, LG, CR

CRAFT CROSSINGS in Tokyo

4-6 Nov. 2017

B7, B5, CR, Plaza

Special Photo Exhibition "A New Voyage for the Future" ofthe 20th Anniversary of the Opening of Tokyo International Forum

8-26 Dec. 2017

LG

Machi-Ichi & Mura-Ichi 2017

2-3 Dec. 2017

D1, E, LG, GL, CR"Lighting AQUARIUM", The 20th Anniversary of the Opening of Tokyo International Forum

19-26 Dec. 2017

LG

Mr.Children Hall Tour 2017

Atelier of Light

20 Apr. 2017

A

La Folle Journée au Japon

Days of Enthusiasm

4-6 May 2017

All Facilities

13 May 2017

B5

16-17 May 2017A

18-19 July 2017A

21-22 Sep. 2017A

AN EVENING WITH SIGUR ROS

31 July-1 Aug. 2017

A

Young Frankenstein

11 Aug-3 Sep. 2017

C

ayumi hamasaki

31 Dec. 2017

A

Music Festival 2017TOKYO FANTASHION

Mitsubishi UFJ Nicos Presents

Yumi Matsutoya CONCERT TOUR-Space Library 2016-2017

Just the beginning -20- TOUR 2017

Takarazuka Revue Cosmos Troupe
Fiscal 2013

Dates held

The Boston Consulting Group Worldwide Oﬃcer's Meeting 2017

J-CULTURE FEST／Japan/Peaceful Mind/First Shrine Visit of New Year 2018

100
0

CultureEvent name

WEST SIDE STORY

2-3 Jan. 2018
Part Exhibitionis until 15

B7, B5, C, E, LG

12-15 Jan. 2018

C

A: Hall A, B7: Hall B7, B5: Hall B5, C: Hall C, D7: Hall D7, D5: Hall D5, D1: Hall D1, E: Hall E(overall), E1:Hall E1, E2:Hall E2, CR: Conference Rooms,
LG: Lobby Gallery, GL: Lounge, Plaza: Plaza

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Events Planned and Run
by Tokyo International Forum

Marunouchi Kids Jamboree 2017
Based on the wish to provide children with the excitement, discover-

Taking 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.

ies, and surprises that foster future dreams, the Marunouchi Kids
Jamboree began in 2007 to commemorate the 10th anniversary of
the opening of Tokyo International Forum. Since then, having become
established as a participation and experiential event for children andtheir families during the summer vacation, the event has received the

La Folle Journée au Japon Days of Enthusiasm Music Festival 2017support of many people. The event consists of participation programs by companies and organizations together with original TIF programs. The program of the 11th Jamboree in 2017 commemorated
the 20th anniversary of our opening, and children from disaster-stricken areas (the Tohoku Region and the Tokyo Islands) were invited.
Special booths were set up at the venue for children from the Tohoku
Region to present their research and for children from the Tokyo
Islands to display exhibits introducing the 13 islands. Children fromthe Tohoku Region also presented a traditional deer dance in the
Plaza and on a stage in Lobby Gallery.
Although some parts of the program were cancelled due to rain, thethree days of the Jamboree were a great success that ﬁlled the Tokyo
International Forum with the smiles and delighted shouts of children.

Wonder Campus

Seven items, including Where is the Second Planet Earth?
and Mind of the Anthropoid Ape, and Paradise for Study

The Heart

Wonder Club

39 items, including Learn Table Manners,
Tackle the Challenge of
Flower Garden Design and This is the Family Newspaper Editing Oﬃce

Wakuwaku Booth

36 items, including Look, Touch, and Think: Investigating the Possibilities
of Wood, Kids Flea Market and Mimic Market, Try and Learn the Gameof Go, and Experience Tomorrow s Energy

Kids Stage

16 items, including Deer Dance: 300-Year Tradition and Recovery fromthe Tsunami, Kids Dance: Watch, Dance, Have Fun, and Dogs ThatWork at the Tokyo Metropolitan Police Department are Coming

Bustling crowd in the PlazaThe epoch-making La Folle Journée music festival originated atcost a reasonable 1,500 yen and up; and (5) free events, such as the

Nantes in France, and the Tokyo International Forum held the ﬁrst La

area concerts, also enhanced, and ﬁll the city with music for everyone

Folle Journée au Japon Days of Enthusiasm music festival (hereafter

to enjoy, from babies to classical aﬁcionados.

LFJ) in Japan in 2005. In that ﬁrst year, festival visitors totaled of

The theme for the 13th festival, held in 2017, was "La Danse-Festival

320,000, and it has since grown into one of the world s greatest clas-

Kids Sports and Kids Amusement Park
Dates

August 15-17, 2017of Dance Music". With dance music and rhythm as entry points, theVenuesHall D7/D5/E, Lobby Gallery, Lounge,
Glass Building Conference Rooms, Plaza, othersical music festivals, being held every May during the Golden Week

event presented a 600-year panorama from the Renaissance to the

Number of Visitors

holidays in Tokyo. Among the special features of LFJ: (1) Every year it

present, a range from classical masterpieces that incorporated court

Number of planned items

has a novel new theme; (2) 2,000 or more artists perform 300 ordance and folk dance styles to 20th century and later works inspired

more concerts; (3) each performance lasts about 45 minutes, andby jazz, Latin, and world music, as well as tango, ﬂamenco, Japaneseconcerts continue from morning to evening; (4) ﬁrst-rate performances

drums, and jazz.

Number of programs
implemented
Number of cooperatingorganizations/corporations

Approximately 111,000 (cumulative total)
124 items
634 (cumulative total)
124

Six items, including Look Ahead to 2019 and Give Rugby a Try and Let sPlay in a Cardboard Maze

Kids Town

13 items, including Athletic Snowball Fight and Throwing Event, Experience Disaster Prevention: Kids Fire Brigade, and Let s Experience
Horseback Riding

Special Booths Set Up to Commemorate 20th Anniversary of Opening
Get to Know and Interact with the Diﬀerent Regions and Cultures ofJapan and Let s All Paint Pictures and Make a Forum Aquarium

Monday Cine-Salon & Talk
The Tokyo International Forum and the National Film Center of the
National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo (now the National Film

Minoru Matsunami

Lecturer(Session 1 to Session 4)

Archive of Japan) jointly organized Monday Cine-Salon & Talk as a
Flamenco singer Contreras presents
El Amor Brujo (Love, the Magician)Audience-aided orchestra withsmartphones presents Passacaglia

Area concert ﬁlls
the streets with music＊

special event in Hall D1, presenting selected rare documentary ﬁlms
with commentary by a lecturer. In ﬁscal 2017, the theme was The
History of Japanese Sports Culture from Taisho to the Postwar Period
and ﬁlms from the National Film Center collection, showing changes in

Session 1

Folle Nuit: Awa folk danceat the night-time kiosk

Japan s deeply rooted sports culture from the Taisho period to theTheme

La Danse-Festival of Dance Music

Dates

May 4-6, 2017

VenuesAll Tokyo International Forum facilities andOtemachi-Marunouchi-Yurakucho Area

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ⓒTeam Miura(except *)Number of Visitors
Number of
performing artists

Approximately 422,000 (cumulative total)
2,501 (1,080 [475 from overseas and 605 from Japan] of whom gave admission
fee-based performances)

Number of
performances

326 (of which 122 were fee-based performances)

Number oftickets sold

115,778

Session 4

5

Children s Music Atelier presents
music for all ﬁve senses

Eitetsu Hayashi and Simone Rubino
in an East-West showdown

Session 3

The audience ﬁlls the 5,000 seats of the hall.
The ﬁnger work of the artists is clearlyvisible on large screens.

Session 2

Tokyo Olympics, were shown in four sessions.

(Professor, Department of Sport and Leisure Management,
School of Physical Education, Tokai University)

Date and Time

July 3, 2017: Daytime screening from 15:00, nighttime screening from 19:00

Theme

Sports Culture of the Taisho Period

Films

Reality of Exercise, July 1922, Imperial Japanese Army Toyama School,
Analysis of Games, Revival: Waseda-Keio Baseball Match, October 19, 1925

Number of
Visitors

116名

Date and Time

September 25, 2017: Daytime screening from 15:00, nighttime screening from 19:00

Theme

Early Showa Period: Spread of Sports Culture

Films
Piano
accompaniment

5th Meiji Shrine Athletic Meet with piano accompaniment, Japan
Pictorial No. 4, Sporting Japan
Mie Yanashita

Number of
Visitors

119

Date and Time

December 4, 2017: Daytime screening from 15:00, nighttime screening from 19:00

Theme

The Body and Exercise during Wartime

Films

Why Calisthenics are Necessary, Air Sports,
Reminiscences of the Futabayama Era

Japanese Sumo, Part 2,

Number of
Visitors

102

Date and Time

March 5, 2018: Daytime screening from 15:00, nighttime screening from 19:00

Theme

The Postwar Period: New Expansion of Sports Culture

Films

Japan Sports Association Year 50

Number of
Visitors

91

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J-CULTURE FEST／Japan/Peaceful Mind/First Shrine Visit of New Year
J-CULTURE FEST／Japan/Peaceful Mind/First Shrine Visit of New Yearstarted in 2017 as a Tokyo International Forum project to commemorate its 20th anniversary. With Tradition and Evolution as its concept, the event provided opportunities to approach Japanese culture
and find new value within. Favorably received by both audiences andexhibitors, the event was held again in January 2018.
Consisting of two parts, the performance program presented music,
dance, and so on to bring Japan s ancient performing arts to life in
the present day. The New Year s Theme Park featured Japaneseculture in various forms centered on New Year s observances. This
year's program was further improved to include a kid's sumo eventwith professional sumo wrestlers, a special exhibit on Japanese court
culture commemorating the 150th anniversary of the Meiji Period,and so on.
During the event, we were visited by many people, including those fromoverseas, and the venues were wrapped in the gorgeous atmosphere

Events Jointly Organized with Tokyo Metropolitan Government
As a base for disseminating cultural information, Tokyo International Forum is actively collaborating with Tokyo
Metropolitan Government policies.

TOKYO FANTASHIONTOKYO FANTASHION has been held at the Tokyo International
Forum by the up-and-coming young fashion designers on the CREATORS TOKYO team as a fashion event for general consumers every
year since 2014. Its purpose is to actively highlight the appeal ofTokyo s eminent fashion brands, to send out the Cool Japan message that originated in Tokyo, and to nurture and support young fashion designers.
In 2017, this included a fashion show, live performances, and otherevents on stage as well as an exhibition with items for sale. The
venue also had a counter with drinks set up so that visitors could
enjoy events at their leisure with a beverage in hand.

and filled with the hustle and bustle that are so typical of New Year's.
Dates
VenuesHall B7 FORM Ⅱ/Mansai Nomura Photo by Hiroyuki Takahashi/NEP

Number of Visitors* The exhibit in Lobby Gallery continued until 15

Hall B7/B5/C/E, Lobby Gallery
Approximately 147,000

Performance program (admission-charged performance)
Mansai Nomura × Daito Manabe
in Sanbaso FORM Ⅱ

January 2-3 (Hall B7)

Mansai Nomura as General Producer andDaito Manabe as Visual Effects Producer
presented the second performance blending traditional performing arts andcutting-edge technology on the theme of"Fusion of Tradition and the Present Day."
The program this time had a three-partstructure. As an introduction, the key
points of the appeal of Sanbaso were
presented in imagery. Next was thep e r f o r m a n c e o f S a n b a s o F O R M Ⅱ,
followed by a post-performance talk inwhich Mansai Nomura and Daito Manabe
discussed a further evolved FORM Ⅱ.

Organizers

January 2-3, 2018

Hiromitsu Agatsuma Concert : Washindenshin
Part 4: Young pioneers of Japanese Culture

NINJA: Three Qualities of a Wrestler
Technique, and Physique

Hiromitsu Agatsuma, leader of the new generation of shamisen
players, presented Tradition and Evolution. Along with theseothers who preserve and pass on Japan's culture, he has given
new life to Japanese-style entertainment.

The currently popular NINJA phenomenon waspresented in a Forum-style show. Featuring
sleight-of-hand, stage performance, and otherelements as well as the musical Nintama
Rantaro, the audience greatly enjoyed thismultifaceted NINJA world.

January 2 (Hall C)

Hideki Togi: The Tale of Genji as a Musical
Scroll-Fleeting Dreams

January 3 (Hall C)

Court music and dance by Hideki Togi, musical performances
by Iwao Furusawa and Satoru Shionoya, narration andsinging by Mari Hanafusa, with production and Japanese
dance by Kikunojo Onoe present a vision of the fleeting
beauty of the Tale of Genji. This magnificent performance
combined juni-hitoe multilayered court dress and the latest
imaging technology.

January 2 (Hall B5)

Vaudeville: New Year s
Forum Variety Comedy
January 2-3 (Hall E)

Taihei Hayashiya, Sanza Yanagiya, and otherpopular, topical comedic storytellers and entertainers appeared in succession, and the venue
was awash in roars of laughter. The show
decorated the New Year with smiles.

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

Dates

May 13, 2017

VenuesHall B5

Number ofparticipating brands

16 brands

Number of Visitors

Approximately 800

Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo)
The Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo) is held to spread the word
about Tokyo s diverse attractions, including its cuisine using locallysourced ingredients, its traditional craft goods, and so on. It has been
held every autumn since 2014. The venues were divided among the
Marunouchi, Yurakucho, and Hibiya areas.
The Tokyo International Forum itself served as the Yurakucho area.
With

Variety of Nippon

as the theme, booths sold local sake,shochu (a type of liquor), Japanese wine, and other spirits fromacross Japan, and gourmet kitchen cars from various localities
presented their local delicacies. Special local goods from Iwate,
Miyagi, Fukushima, and Kumamoto were sold to support these disaster-affected prefectures. There were also stage performances, and therich variety of delectable flavors attracted large crowds.
Organizers

The Tale of Genji as a Musical
Scroll-Fleeting Dreams

New Yearʼs Theme Park (free admission)NINJA: the musical Nintama Rantaro

New Year s Forum Variety Comedy
Matsunojo Kanda

Court Culture Anthology of Tales from the Past (free admission)

January 2-3 (Hall E)

January 2-15 (Lobby Gallery)

The event offered a widely varied program allowing experiences of traditional
Japanese culture, including a comparison tasting of traditional New Year sozoni broth, festive mochi-making, Japanese musical instruments, flower arranging, tea ceremony, Japanese confectioneries, Noh drama, kimono wearing, andso on. There were also a koto music concert, flower arranging and other stage
events, fun games at festival stalls, and more.

The 150th anniversary of the start of the Meiji Period was the occasion for a
special exhibition of precious materials on Japanese court culture. Exhibits
featured the enthronement of the Taisho emperor, life-size costumes, and arecreation of the Rokujo-in palace depicted in the Tale of Genji from the Heian
Period. How court ladies wore their juni-hitoe multilayered court garments andother garments of previous historical periods (January 2-3 only) were alsopresented.

(Tokyo International Forum took part as a member of the Executive Committee.)

Dates

October 6-8, 2017

Venues

Plaza

Number of
Visitors

Hiromitsu Agatsuma Concert: Washindenshin

Tokyo Metropolitan Government,
Tokyo Ajiwai Festa (Taste of Tokyo) Executive Committee

Approximately 108,000* Total for the Marunouchi, Yurakucho, and Hibiya areas.

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

Lighting Objet 2017

Tokyo Michiterasu 2017
This light show communicated the Tokyo-Marunouchi area s wish to Brightly Light the
Future. The event theme in 2017 was Celebration!
Commemorating the 10th anniversary of the Shin-Marunouchi Building, the 15th anniversary of the Marunouchi Building, the 20th anniversaryof the Tokyo International Forum, and the grand opening of the Marunouchi Square in front of the Tokyo
Station, this event filled the area with a festive ambience of flower blossoms and light with a wish forpeace and hope for the future. An objet of blossoms

This charity art exhibition proclaimed global
environmental protection and a peaceful futurefor our children together with continued reconstruction assistance after the Great East Japanand the Kumamoto Earthquakes. Works of lightart by artists in a variety of fields were displayed
at three venues in the Marunouchi area. At theTokyo International Forum, two unique works
were exhibited in the Glass Building.

and light called the Oval Flower was installed in the
Plaza of the Tokyo International Forum.
New Year s Theme Park:
Festive Mochi-Making

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New Year s Theme Park

Court Culture Anthology of
Tales from the Past

Dates

December 24-28, 2017 (*Part of exhibition starts December 15)

Dates

December 14-24, 2017

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Tokyo International Forum
20th Anniversary Projects
As the 20th year since our opening, we declared 2017 an anniversary year and undertook a variety of projects
throughout the year from January through December.

Catchphrase

Exhibition of Calligraphy of Characters
June 2017-January 2018
Hisho (Soaring Flight)

Photo Exhibition
A New Voyage for the Future"Hisho"(Soaring Flight) to express our determination at the Tokyo Internation-

tional Forum. Booths for the past showed photographs of when the Tokyo

December 2017

Calligrapher Shoko Kanazawa was asked to create a work of the characters

The exhibition theme was the past, present, and future of the Tokyo Interna-

al Forum to soar into the future as a welcome for the 20th anniversary year.

Metropolitan Government building occupied this location, and introduced

Her work of calligraphic art was displayed at TIF and appreciated by large
numbers of people.

Dates: June 28, 2017 to January 28, 2018architect Rafael Viñoly, who designed the present building. Booths for thepresent exhibited approximately 100 photographs of highlights of La Folle
Journée au Japon, one of the world s greatest classical music festivals, andother hosted events. Booths for the future included a photo mosaic installation of photographs taken by 2,000 people, most of them visitors here. Three

Taking 20 years of gratitude as our driving force, we will
endeavor to leave a lasting impression embodies our overarching thoughts and aspiration.

meters tall and 10 wide, the mosaic was“Transforming gratitude into strength,
giving form to inspiration.”based on an image of Tokyo s futuredrawn by prominent manga artist Leiji

Matsumoto, and showed the Tokyo International Forum A New Voyage for the
Future.

Dates; December 8-26, 2017

Logo
Likening the 0 in 20 to Tokyo International Forum s Glass

Neo Stall Village Super Night Special
Yukata de Night

Building, the logo expresses the value of our 20 years of history
and experience as well as our appreciation for the past two

July 2017

Monthly from April to November, the Plaza becomes a beer garden on Neo

decades. The 20 years up to now and the future from now are

Stall Village Super Night. A 20th anniversary special event depicted a summer
festival that many attend in their Yukata (light cotton kimono). Bon Festival

represented by blue and yellow gradations.

dancing, yosakoi dancing, and other group dances were staged and such

festival amusements as a shooting gallery, yo-yo fishing, and yukata dress-up
were provided while stall village menus also offered festival fare. The Japa-

Main Project Events for 20th Anniversary Commemoration of TIF s Opening
J-CULTURE FEST／Japan/Peaceful Mind/
First Shrine Visit of New Year

Flower Monument

nese Summer Festival in the city center was enjoyed by masses of visitors.
Dates: July 27-28, 2017

Lighting Aquarium

January 2017

December 2017

The Light Aquarium was an illuminated installation that represented theJanuary 2017

In cooperation with the Project toFestival of Gratitude for the richly varied Japanese culture. It allowed visitors

Tokyo-Grown Flowering Plants, deco-

on making a 6-meter long giant dolphin realistic in terms of biology andJapanese culture in a wide-ranging and relaxed manner. Even though it wassome 1,000 pots of colorful flowers

elegantly through the high atrium space. Imagery, illumination, and soundvisitors, and was favorably received by both audiences and exhibitors. It was

Lobby Gallery, making a gorgeously

ing so that visitors experienced the feeling of being under the sea. The

momentum for the 2020 Games.

anniversary of the opening. On theof the 20th anniversary commemoration by conveying anew the possibilities

This opening commemoration of the 20th anniversary of our opening was a

Publicize the Attractions of

ship-shaped Glass Building as a giant aquarium tank. Specialists cooperated

from Japan and other countries to experience and discover the diversity ofrative floral monuments made fromengineering, and the dolphin was placed as though actually swimming

held at the very beginning of the New Year, the event attracted over 80,000

grown in Tokyo brightened thewere used to create a fantastical ocean ambiance throughout the Glass Build-

held again in January 2018, and will continue to be held to contribute to thedecorative addition to the 20thpresentation also included media previews, and the event marked the finale

Dates: January 1-3, 2017 (* Exhibition in Lobby Gallery until January 6)

final day, the flowers on display were
distributed to visitors.

Dates: January 17-22, 2017

20th Anniversary of Opening Commemorative
Flower Garden
March-April 2017
To show gratitude on the 20th

anniversary of Tokyo International

Forum s opening, splashes of color

Decorations Marking 20th Anniversary

January-December 2017

To commemorate the 20th anniversary, we have decorated the large pillars

on the Plaza and glass storefronts with the commemorative logo and otheritems. In addition, an in-store campaign commemorating the 20th anniversary was being held at stores in Tokyo International Forum.

were added to the Plaza withseasonal flowers. We commemorated 20 years with special productions,such as positioning the flowers insuch a way that the number
would emerge.

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Marunouchi Kids Jamboree 2017
Special Program Commemorating
the 20th Anniversary of TIF s Opening

and the appeal of the Tokyo International Forum.
Dates: December 19-26, 2017
August 2017

This experiential event for children and their families has been held during

summer vacation every year since 2007. Over 100 programs providing thechildren with surprises, excitement, and discoveries foster the children s
dreams of the future. 2017 featured a program commemorating the 20th
anniversary of TIF s opening, and children from disaster-stricken areas (theTohoku Region and the Tokyo Islands) were invited. Special booths were set
up where children from the Tohoku Region presented their research andchildren from the Tokyo Islands had exhibits introducing the 13 islands.
Children from the Tohoku Region also presented a traditional deer dance in
the Plaza and on a stage in Lobby Gallery.
Dates: August 15-17, 2017

Dates: March 14-April 14, 2017

Special 20th Anniversary Decorations for La Folle
Journée au Japon Days of Enthusiasm
May 2017
the Music Festival 2017

One of the world s great classicalmusic festivals, since the event was
first held in 2005 a total of 7.8

million people have joined its enthu-

Tokyo International Forum and I Essay Contest

Entry submission: January-March 2017; winners announced in August

We called for entries containing recollections and anecdotes associated with theTokyo International Forum and 116

applicants responded. Following strict
judging, one work was awarded theTokyo International Forum Prize (thehighest award), three received awards forexcellence, and the winning works were
publicized.

siastic audiences. With the conceptthat these first-rate performances canbe enjoyed in a relaxed casualmanner, approx. 350 performances,including those free of admission,

were held over a three-day period at

the Tokyo International Forum and in
the Otemachi, Marunouchi, and Yura-

Donation of Cherry Trees to Disaster Areas
January 2018

kucho areas. For the 20th anniversa-

The cherry trees used to decorate the venue for events commemo-

specially decorated to ensure a

Oshima Island in Kesennuma, where the island s cherry trees went

than ever before.

Great East Japan Earthquake.

ry of our opening, the venue wasration the 20th anniversary of TIF s opening were donated togreater commemorative ambience

up in flames, or otherwise suffered serious damage, during theDates: May 4-6, 20179Tokyo International Forum Co.,Ltd. ANNUAL REPORT 2017

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Major Facility Renovations
The Tokyo International Forum makes every effort toprovide services under the best conditions throughday-to-day inspection, repair, cleaning, and so on. In
order to maintain and improve our high-quality services, we implemented large-scale renovation work
starting in 2009 that was planned to take 10 years.

The purpose of this renovation work was not only toassure and enhance customer convenience by supporting changing technology and needs, but also toensure safety and security, promote universal design,
reduce future costs, and mitigate our environmental
impact.

Update of Air Conditioning Equipment

Update of Stage Lighting Equipment

Updates were applied to the air conditioningU p d a te s w e re m a d e to l i g h t i n g co n t ro lequipment in Hall B7 and the Floor 5 and 7

boards, wireless operating devices, and solobbies of B Block, as well as other areas, toon, enhancing performance and functionality

add energy conservation and measures against

while further improving operability.

deterioration due to aging. This can be expected to reduce electric power consumption.

Updates of Stage Sound Equipment
Mixing consoles, monitor speakers in the lobbies and green rooms, and other such equipment was updated
to enhance performance and functionality, achieving further improvement in sound quality and operability.

We would like to present the major construction work carried out in fiscal 2017.

Renovation of Hall A
The hall was closed for approximately three months during fiscal
2017 to carry out renovation work.
Hall A boasts a high rate of operation in use for large-scale events in aand the renovations have made this an even more comfortable, safer,

Giant Rugby Ball Appears
in the Glass Building

and more secure venue.

In order to build momentum

Letter of Appreciation fromSuperintendent General of Tokyo Metropolitan
December 2017
Police Department (TMPD)

2019 T M meets in Japan, aForum has been engaging in

2.3 meters in height was

accidents, disasters, and so

Station side entrance on themeasures to create an urban

ing. This rugby ball monu-

tolerates terrorism. When

Rugby World Cup 2019

States of America and his

Cup 2019 meets in Japan.

ber, we offered our complete cooperation for the accompanying security andhaving their pictures taken with the giant rugby ball.

intendent General of TMPD presented us with a letter of appreciation.

variety of fields ranging from concerts to international conferences,

Installation of Non-Slip
Measures on Lobby Stairs

Non-slip measures were installed on the stairs
between Floors 1 and 2 in order to add slip
prevention functionality and to improve thevisibility of the stairs.

Relaying of Lobby Carpet
The carpet in the Floor 2, 6, and 7 lobbies was

relaid. The carpet adopted for the Floor 2 lobby
has a texture similar to the sisal hemp that was
originally fitted at the time construction was

Updates of Stage Sound Equipment●

The Tokyo Internationallarge rugby ball monument

regular activities to prevent

installed by the Tokyoon, as well as actively taking

first floor of the Glass Build-development that neverment was created by thethe President of the United

Organizing Committee to commemorate the pool draw for the Rugby World

wife visited Japan in Novem-

This has become a popular spot, and many visitors can be seen enjoying

police activities. In recognition of these initiatives and our cooperation, Super-

Letter of Appreciation fromthe Tokyo Fire Department

Installation of Bottle Dispenser-Type
Drinking Water Fountains

Expanded the Opening Width ofAutomatic Doors at Entrance

updated to enhance performance and functional-

The opening width was expanded for the auto-

Forum engages in its

ty and operability.

the main entryway. This allows a smootherawareness of its mission to

and green rooms, and other such equipment wasity, achieving further improvement in sound quali-

Convert Ceiling-Down Lighting
over Audience Seats to LED●

same image as the initial illumination but allows●

smooth dimming. This also significantly reduces
electric power consumption.

Installation of Handrails at
Floor 2 Seating

Vertical handrails were installed next to aisle seats
to further enhance safety. Installation also took

into consideration stage visibility, color matching,●

Seeking to have more people

matic doors on the Plaza side, which serve as

business activities with andelicious Tokyo tap water is,

entrance for people waiting in line.

provide absolute safety and

the Tokyo Metropolitan

Government Waterworks

Bureau installed outdoor

security. Therefore we havebottle dispenser-type drink-been regularly conducting

ing water fountains in thelifesaving training, holding

Plaza. The first in the country,

lifesaving lectures, andThe steel portion of the canopy on the Floor 1

sures to improve our lifesav-

Interior coating of illuminated floors and walls

In recognition of these initiatives and our active cooperation with lifesaving

these were added to theat each floor were repainted.

taking other active mea-

front entryway was repainted.

ing operations.

was repainted and the seals were replaced.

agencies, the Tokyo Fire Department presented us with a letter of apprecia-

Restroom Renovations
Japanese-style toilets were replaced with western-style toilets, toilets were
updated to water-conserving models, and so on.

formertion on Emergency Medical Services Day.

Joint Fire Training with
the Marunouchi Fire Department

November 2017

Forum held joint fire training

bottles with chilled Tokyo water at no charge, and they have become a popular spot for foreign tourists, as well.

Two new cafes have opened, and a shop and restaurant have been renovated.
The array of shopping and refreshment establishments for visitors to the Tokyo
International Forum has become more attractive than ever.

with the Marunouchi Fire

Department. The point of

the training was to practice

The halls were closed for approximately five months during fiscal

Hall B7 and Hall B5 are open floor plan spaces with the flexibility toand three months during the last half).

were carried out to make them even easier to use.

support conferences, exhibitions, and fashion shows, and renovations

coordinating between the
publicly operated firebrigade (the Marunouchi
Fire Department firebrigade) and our own

Updated Elevators

Renovation of Escalators

Elevators for general use and for staf f* were
updated.
Disaster management cabinets for storing emergency equipment were installed, interphones
supporting use by hearing-impaired people,
devices that will automatically take the elevatorto the nearest floor in the event of power failure,and other such items were introduced, making
the elevators more robust in times of emergency.

Renovatio ns were mad e to the escal ato rs

scenario of a spreading fire during an event resulting in group casualties. The

Block escalators, including addition of devices

lifesaving and emergency aid, evacuation guidance, and reporting to andlow-sp eed standby op eratio n system waspart wearing full equipment, including air cylinders and breathing apparatus,

making the escalators more comfortable tosprayed from the Plaza all over the Glass Building to give publicity to fireTokyo International Forum Co.,Ltd. ANNUAL REPORT 2017

water dropper

drinking fountains. The new fountains allow people to easily refill their own

New Openings and Renovations of Shopping andRefreshment Establishments June, July, September, October 2017

The Tokyo International

Renovation of Hall B7/B5* Shared use with Hall A staff elevators

March 2018

realize first-hand how

Lobby ceilings, walls, pillars, doors, and so on

and other such factors for the seated audience.

2017 to carry out renovation work (two months during the first half

September 2017

The Tokyo International

Repainting

Equipment was introduced that presents the11

for the Rugby World Cup

Mixing consoles, monitor speakers in the lobbies

Halogen lighting was updated to LED lighting.

September 2017

completed but also provides maintainability.

Active field control (AFC) systems were updated to
the latest versions, achieving a more natural sound.

●

Topicsin-house fire brigade on thelinking Floors 2 to 5 in B Block and all other B

main points of emphasis were initial response measures when the fire starts,

to detect low handrail speed, an automaticcoordinating with fire departments. The publicly operated fire brigades took

adopted (with some exceptions), and so on,

giving this training a very realistic feel. At the end of the training, water was

ride while paying attention to energy conser-

prevention.

vation.

POTASTA
Opened June 2017

Doughnut Plant
Opened July 2017

Forum Art Shop
Renovated September 2017

LevanteRenovated October 2017

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Financial Statements

History of Tokyo International Forum

Balance Sheet

As of March 31, 2018

Account

Amount（Assets）

Account

5,289,473
4,692,060
362,591
24,483（Liabilities）

Fixed assets
Property, plant and equipment
Buildings
Structures
VehiclesFurniture and Fixtures
Lease assets

2,105,196
811,609599,593
17,255686
53,666
13,188
106,703
35,0234,400
395△ 3,726

104
134,435
60,221Intangible fixed assets
SoftwareTelephone subscription right

95,314
93,4081,905

Investments and other assets, grossInvestment securities
Deferred tax assets
Other, net

1,198,271
1,109,717
88,484

Total Assets

70

From basic concept to opening day(Unit: Thousands of yen)

December 3, 1980

Current liabilities
Accounts payable-trade
Lease obligations
Accounts payable-otherAccrued expenses
Accrued business office taxes
Advances received
Deposits received
Provision for bonuses
Provision for directors bonuses

2,195,542
1,009,534
30,969196,623

August 22, 1985

Fixed liabilities
Lease obligations
Provision for retirement benefits
Long-term guarantee deposited

739,266
37,286
247,743454,235(Unit: Thousands of yen)

Current assets
Cash and deposits
Accounts receivable-trade
Supplies
Advance payment
Prepaid expenses
Accounts receivable-other
Income tax refund receivable
Consumption tax receivable
Money deposited
Other, net
Allowance for doubtful accounts

AmountTotal Liabilities

4,805
57,004
853,921
10,86830,4651,350

October 9, 1992

Establishment of Tokyo International Foundation

December 1, 1994

Opening of facility reservations for Tokyo International ForumMay 31, 1996
July 1, 1996
January 10, 1997

Transition from Tokyo International Foundation to Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.
January 10 to March 29, 1997
March 1, 1997

Gross income
Selling, general and administrative expenses
Operating loss

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

23,5203,946,340
3,946,340

July 1, 2003
July 2003
October 2003
November 1, 2003

1,145
555

Ordinary loss

Net loss before income taxes

Income taxes-current
Income taxes-deferred
Net loss

April 2006

30,660
11,156
13,3302,229△ 27,612

Year-end event "Harmonia" held (also in 2007 and 2008)
Celebrations held to commemorate 10th anniversary ("Marunouchi Kids Fiesta"* etc. in August),*The existing "Marunouchi kids jamboree" continues to be held in August of every year

June 1, 2007

Conference room G701 (completed in April) now available for reservations

March 2008

Smoking room installed in Hall E lobby

August 2008

Tokyo International Forum Environmental Policy decided

1,572,596

December 2009

Year-end even t Marché de Noël de Strasbourg held(Also held in 2010)

December 2009

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

30,425

From April 2010

Renovated Hall D1 opens (changed from a theater with fixed seating to an open floor plan)

From April 2011

From April 2012

△ 4,842

May 2012

From April 2014
December 2014
From April 2015

△ 48,673△ 25,382△ 23,290(Partial renovation of Hall A, replacement of Glass Building conference room air-conditioning, etc.)

Great East Japan Earthquake strikes. Tokyo International Forum accepts stranded persons

1,700

55,146

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

March 31, 2011

Throughout 2012

11,316First year of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

March 11, 2011

June 2015
From April 2016
August 2016
January - December 2017
March 2017
From April 2017
January 2018

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Expanded women's restroom in Hall A, installed elevator for Hall E, installed escalator near exit to Tokyo Station, Plaza turned into a non-smoking area

From April 2009

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

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Lobby Gallery panel lighting (lighting poles/pillars) installed. Expansion of the ladies toilets on the 1st floor basement level of A Block
La Folle Journée au Japon Days of Enthusiasm music festival 2005 held during Golden Week (and every Golden Week since then)

1,539,028

Extraordinary loss
Loss on disposal of non-current assets
Loss on reduction of non-current assets
Dispute resolution expense

Mitsuo Aida Museum opens
The Neo Stall Village Super Night was first held. (held each year between April and November since then)From April 2013

11,316

Oedo Antique Market comes to Plaza (once a month until September 2005, twice a month from October 2005)
Installed lighting poles to illuminate the Plaza

2007 (all year)

Extraordinary income
Subsidy income

Neo Stall Village comes to Plaza (every weekday thereafter)

July 2004

Amount (Unit: Thousands of yen)

Non-operating expenses
Interest expenses
Miscellaneous loss

Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd. begins operations, signs on the premises changed, operating hours extended (07:00‒23:30)

June 2004

December 8, 2006 ‒ January 15, 2007

△ 33,567
2,616
27,809Announcement of a change in status from a foundation to stock corporation

Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

From April 1, 2017 to March 31, 2018

Non-operating income
Interest income
Miscellaneous income

Forum Millenario Club year-end event held (held annually until 2005)

Establishment of Tokyo International Forum Co., Ltd.

April 24 ‒ May 1, 2005

5,698,242

Tokyo Tokimeki Fiesta held to commemorate opening of Tokyo International Forum
General opening of halls and conference rooms

July 1, 2003

December 21, 2001

March 2005

Cost of sales

Grand opening of Tokyo International Forum

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

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

7,237,271

Tokyo Metropolitan Government lends Tokyo International Forum to Tokyo International Foundation

August 2002

7,394,669

Net sales

Construction finishes for Tokyo International Forum

April 4, 2003

Total Liabilities and Net Assets

Account

Construction starts

September 1, 1994

4,459,860
490,000
3,969,860

4,459,860

Statement of Income

Results of the international design competition announced with Rafael Viñoly as the winning architect

December 24, 2000‒January 1, 2001

Total Net Assets

7,394,669

November 2, 1989

(new Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building to Shinjuku district, Tokyo International Forum to Marunouchi)

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

2,934,809（Net assets）
Shareholders equity
Capital stock
Retained earnings
Legal retained earnings
Other retained earnings
Retained earnings brought forward

January 24, 1986

Declaration of construction of city hall by My Town Concept Panel Community Section Meeting
Announcement of fundamental concept of construction plan for the Tokyo City Hall

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

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

Events marking 15th anniversary of opening held (including Michael Sandel special lectures in May, Marunouchi Kids Jamboree in August)Fourth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan
(Includes partial renovations of halls B5/B7/C, Plaza stone floor repairs)

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

(Includes complete renovation of central kitchens, replacement of Plaza s trees and plants, repair and improvement of part of outer wall, etc.)

Sixth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan
(Includes repairs to Keiyo Line side stairs, installation of the Glass Building s smoking facility, etc.)

Year-end TOKYO stylish NIGHT REFLECTION 2014 / 2015 event held
Seventh year of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan
(Renovation of signs, Hall E renovation, replacement of large-type event information display board, etc.)

Installation of digital signage inside buildings
Eighth phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan
(Included repairs the Glass Building s steel roof, renovation of Hall C [replacement of entire stage floor and lobby carpet,
installation of vertical aisle handrails for Floor 2 and 3 seats, lighting over audience seats changed to LEDs], etc.)

Expanded lobby galleries (sales started in October)Tokyo International Forum s 20th Anniversary Year

(Held 20th Aniversary Projects: J-CULTURE FEST, Photo Exhibition A New Voyage for the Future , Lighting Aquarium etc.)

Renovated Glass Building Floor 1 information center
9th phase of large-scale renovation work based on 10-year Medium-Term Renovation and Improvement Plan

(Renewal of Sound Equipment at Hall A, Installation of Handrails next to aisle seats at Floor 2, Repair of Restroom, Hall B: Updated Elevators, Renovation of Escalators, etc.)

Held J-CULTURE FEST 2018

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