June 3, 2016

TOKAI Holdings Corporation
Katsuhiko Tokita, President & CEO(Code No. 3167 Tokyo Stock Exchange First Section)
To whom it may concern

Cable Television Company of the TOKAI Group Receives Galaxy Award for
Self-Produced Television Program

A self-produced television program by a cable television company of the TOKAI Group received
an award in the television category at the 53rd Galaxy Awards, as shown in the attacheddocuments.

The Cable Television business of the Company has approximately 700 thousand customers in
the five prefectures of Shizuoka, Kanagawa, Chiba, Nagano, and Okayama, placing it at number
six* in customer count in the Japanese cable television industry.
The Galaxy Award is considered the most prestigious award in the broadcasting industry forJapanese television program production, and is nicknamed the “Japanese Emmys” and the“Academy Awards of Broadcasting.”
This marks the third time that a TOKAI Group company has received the Galaxy Award,demonstrating an outstanding track record among cable television operators across Japan (374member companies of the Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association as of March 16, 2016).
Going forward, the Company will work toward developing the Cable Television business byproviding regional information catered to its customers.
*Source: “Cable & Satellite Factbook 2016” SATEMAGA BI Inc.

Contact: Yoshihiro Taniguchi
Public Relations and Investor Relations Office
TEL: +81-(0)54-669-7676
Email: overseas_IR@tokaigroup.co.jp

June 3, 2016

TOKAI Cable Network Corporation

To whom it may concern

LCV CORPORATION, a TOKAI Cable Network Group Company,
Receives Galaxy Award for Self-Produced Television Program

A television program produced by LCV CORPORATION (Suwa City, Nagano Prefecture;
President & CEO: Kazuaki Sakamoto), a group company of TOKAI Cable Network Corporation(Headquarters: Numazu City, Shizuoka Prefecture; President & CEO: Yasuhiro Fukuda;
hereinafter the “Company”), received an award at the 53rd Galaxy Awards in the televisioncategory.
The award-winning work is a documentary that was produced through interviews with 12
people in Fujimi Village (currently Fujimi Town), Nagano Prefecture, who returned to Japan after
the end of World War II, subsequent to serving in pioneer groups in Manchuria before the war. It
was aired on Sunday, November 8, 2015 in the LCV broadcasting area.
■Program name: Manchuria Fujimi Branch Village: Statements 70 Years After the End of the War■Program description
From before the war till its end, among all prefectures, Nagano Prefecture sent the mostsettlers to Manchuria (currently Northeast China). However, even most locals are not aware thatwithin Nagano Prefecture, the area that sent the most settlers was former Fujimi Village (currentlyFujimi Town). This program records precious footage and statements from a total of 12 former
settlers and their families. Why did so many people from this village go to Manchuria? How did theylive during the aftermath of the war, and what do they feel now? The program follows the history ofthe “Fujimi Branch Village,” which involves most of the settlers from this village.

In the television category of the Galaxy Awards, over 400 works were nominated and submitted
from all television programs aired during 2015, and this program was chosen as one of the 14 works
receiving high praise from the screening committee.
The Galaxy Award evaluates programs of any genre such as from NHK, private broadcasters,
BS, CS, and cable television under a uniform set of standards, and so is considered the mostprestigious award in the broadcasting industry for Japanese television program productions, and isnicknamed the “Japanese Emmys” and the “Academy Awards of Broadcasting.”
This marks the third time that a TOKAI Group company has received the Galaxy Award, an
outstanding track record among cable television operators across Japan (374 member companies ofthe Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association as of March 16, 2016). LCV also received anaward in the reporting activities category at the 44th Galaxy Awards (2006) for an emergency
reporting special program and various reporting activities regarding the heavy rains seen during
July 2006, making LCV the first company in the cable television industry to receive awards in boththe “reporting activities” and “television” categories.
(Awards received by Group companies: Two by LCV CORPORATION, and one by KURASHIKI CABLETELEVISION Inc. [Kurashiki City, Okayama Prefecture])

In addition to the Broadcasting Business, the TOKAI Group provides lifestyle infrastructureservices to 2,560 thousand customers across Japan, including LP gas, bottled water delivery, andinformation and communications services. The Broadcasting Business has expanded into the fiveprefectures of Shizuoka, Kanagawa, Chiba, Nagano, and Okayama, and currently has
approximately 700 thousand customers, placing it at number six in customer count in the Japanesecable television industry.
Going forward, the Company will work to produce programs that satisfy its customers byproviding information about local communities. Additionally, the Company will work to provide
information about local life such as municipal and police information as well as emergency
information including regarding earthquakes and tsunamis as accurately and as quickly aspossible.

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