Corporate Information

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Company Overview

Branches and Offices

NOMURA Co., Ltd.

Representative

Masaru Watanabe, Chairman of the Board & CEO
Shuji Enomoto, President & CEOOsaka

19F Parks Tower,
2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City, Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-6-6649-3331

Hokkaido

7F Kitaichijo Mitsui Building,
5-2-9 Kitaichijonishi, Chuo-ku, Sapporo, Hokkaido 060-0001, Japan
Phone: +81-11-231-3350

Head Oﬃce

2-3-4 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-8622, Japan

Phone: +81-3-5962-1171

Branches & Oﬃces

Japan Oﬃce Locations
Sapporo, Sendai, Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, Okayama, Hiroshima, Fukuoka, Naha,

TohokuOverseas Oﬃce Locations
Hong Kong, Milan, New York, Beijing*, Shanghai*, Chengdu*, Shenzhen*, Singapore*＊
Nomura Group Oﬃce Locations

12F Sendai Daiichi Seimei Tower Building,
4-6-1 Ichibancho, Aoba-ku, Sendai, Miyagi 980-0811, Japan
Phone: +81-22-265-3858

Chubu

JR Gate Tower 41F,
1-1-3 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 450-6641, Japan
Phone: +81-52-462-8182／FAX: +81-52-462-8186

Chugoku/Shikoku

11F Meiji Yasuda Seimei Hiroshima Noboricho Building,
13-11 Noboricho, Naka-ku, Hiroshima City, Hiroshima 730-0016, Japan
Phone: +81-82-222-0133

Kyushu4F Ayasugi Building,
1-15-6 Tenjin, Chuo-ku, Fukuoka City, Fukuoka 810-0001, Japan
Phone: +81-92-781-1433

Kyoto

3F Kyoto Kowa Building, 82 Tachiurinishimachi, Shimogyo-ku,
Kyoto-City, Kyoto 600-8007, Japan
Phone: +81-75-256-8612

Okayama

4F Honcho Building, 10-22 Honcho, Kita-ku, Okayama City, Okayama 700-0901, Japan
Phone: +81-86-232-4455

Okinawa

9F Daido Life Naha Building, 3-1-15 Maejima, Naha, Okinawa 900-0016, Japan
Phone: +81-98-866-8388

Overseasoﬃces:

Hong Kong

Suite 23A11, 23Ath Floor, Tower 2, The Gateway, Harbour City,
Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong
Phone: +852-2771-2340

・Leisure facilities:
Hotels and wedding halls, theme parks, amusement parks and facilities, sports facilities

Milan

Via Francesco Petrarca, 4, 20123 Milano, Italy
Phone: +39-02-3653-6882

・Expositions and creative events:
International expos, domestic expos, trade fairs, exhibitions, conference events

New York

Zeckendorf Towers, 1 Irving Place #U8I, New York, NY 10003, USA

EstablishedMarch 15, 1892

Incorporated

December 9, 1942

Paid-in Capital

6.497 billion yen (listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, First Section)

Employees

NOMURA GROUP: 2,558 *Including contract workers
Non-consolidated：NOMURA Co., Ltd. 1,311 *Iucluding contact workers
Consolidated：NOMURA GROUP 1,956 *Iucluding contact workerse

Business

Research, planning, consulting, design, layout, creation,and construction to create facilities that attract visitors, as well asvitalization, operation, and management of various facilities and events
・Specialty stores: Retail stores, restaurants, services, medical facilities
・Department store and merchandise stores
・Commercial complexes and shopping centers・Public relations and sales promotion:
Showrooms, company museums, exhibitions, POP advertising, novelties
・Museums: Science museums, memorial halls, archives, local museums, art galleries

・Others: Public spaces, monuments and signs, decorations, workplaces
Licenses andregistrations

1.Special Construction Licenses

Chengdu*Beijing*Shanghai*Milan(construction engineering, interior ﬁnishing, steel construction work, scaﬀolding/construction
work, electrical work, carpentry work, plumbing work, plastering work, rooﬁng work, reinforcementsteel work, glazing work, waterprooﬁng work, ﬁttings construction work, masonry work,
tile/brick/block construction work, sheet metal construction work, painting work, heat insulation
work, Demolition projects)

2.Registered Architect Oﬃces (Tokyo, Osaka)
3.Building Lot and Building Trade Business4.Security Services
Certiﬁcation

ISO 9001 certiﬁcation（as of last day of July,2018）＊
NOMURA Co., Ltd.
（except overseas bases, A.N.D. Aoyama oﬃce）
ISO 14001 certiﬁcation（as of last day of July,2018）＊
NOMURA Co., Ltd.
（except overseas bases, A.N.D. Aoyama oﬃce）, C's•three Co., Ltd.

Hong Kong
Shenzen*

New York

Naha
Kyoto
Okayama
Hiroshima

PrivacyMark certiﬁcation
Licensed staﬀ

110 ﬁrst-class registered architects, 271 ﬁrst-class building operation and management
engineers(as of February 29, 2020.)

Company Overview / Branches and Offices

Name

Singapore*

SapporoSendaiTokyo
NagoyaOsaka

Fukuoka
Nomura Group Office Locations

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Executive Officers

Organizational Layout

Tokyo 2020 Olympic & Paralympic Games Promotion Room

Chairman of the Board & CEO

Masaru Watanabe

President & CEO

Shuji Enomoto

Executive Vice Presidents

Kiyotaka Okumoto

Senior Vice Presidents

Masahiro Nakagawa

Board Directors

Tadashi Owada

Planning Management Division

Expo & IR Preparation Oﬃce

Account 1

Business Unit 1

Account 3

Shuichi Makino

Marketing Communication Division

Fukuzou Okuno
Business
Headquarters

Shinji Sakai
Outside Directors

Account 2

Mitsuo Sakaba

Account 1
Account 2

Business Unit 2

Tatsumi Kimishima

Account 3
Account 4
Sports Culture Business Division

Auditors

Public Private Partnership (PPP) Division

Standing Statutory Auditor

Masanori Sato

Statutory Auditors

Yasuharu Fushimi

Kansai Division

Tatsumi Yamada

Hokkaido Branch

Cultural Environment Division

Business Unit 3

Executive Oﬃcers

Senior Oﬃcers

Chubu Branch

Katsuhiko Yoshida
Yuki Doi

GeneralMeeting of
Shareholders

Board ofDirectors

Chairman&CEO

President&
CEO

Chugoku/Shikoku Branch

Takayuki YoshidaOﬃcersHironobu Takeda
Koichi Matsuo

Tohoku Branch

Kyushu BranchGroup Business Department

Board ofAuditors

Global Business Division

Makoto Kurihara

Management Division 1

Kiichiro Yasumi

Management Division 2

Creative Department

Yoshiaki Yamaguch

Kansai Division

Yujiro Kawanishi
Takahiro Mukai
Production Solution Supervision Division

Tatsuya Sudo

Sports Culture Business Supervision Division

Asako Harayama

Product Supervision 1

Director Class

Product Department

Executive Creative Directors

Product Supervision 3

Shigechiyo Suzuki

Product Supervision 4
Product Supervision 5

Ryu Kosaka
Executive Directors

Product Supervision 6

Kenji Tomibayashi

Product Supervision 7

Yuji Hirata
At NOMURA Co., Ltd., we offer "Director Class" allowances for our highest-ranking intellectual and technical staff,
who are considered assets of the company, to create an environment that stimulates intellectual and technological advancement.

Product Supervision 2

Human Resource
Management Department

Corporate
Headquarters

General Aﬀairs Department

Corporate Planning Department
Secretarial Oﬃce

Business Planning
Business Development
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 3Business Development
Communication Production
NOTORA
Business Planning
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales 1
Sales 2Development 1
Development 2
Construction Management
Section 1
Section 2
Business Planning
Business Development
PPP
Sales 1
Kyoto Oﬃce
Sales 2
Sales 1
Sales 2
Sales
DesignProduct Direction
Sales
DesignProduct Direction
Sales
DesignProduct Direction
Sales
DesignProduct Direction
Okayama Oﬃce
Sales
DesignProduct Direction
Okinawa Oﬃce
Business Planning
Business Development
Hong Kong Oﬃce
Strategic Business Planning
New York Oﬃce
Business Operation
Milan Oﬃce
Global Supply
Business Planning
Design 1
Design 2
Design 3
Design 4
Design 5
Design 6
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LHC
NOC
Business Planning
Product Planning
Creative Engineering
DesignSection 1
Section 2
Special Project Promotion
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 1
Product Direction 2
Product Direction 3
Corporate Planning
Human Resource Planning
Human Resource Management
Human Resource Development
General Aﬀairs
Legal
Operation Management
Public Relations
Osaka Administrative DivisionCorporate Management
Accounting
Finance
Secretarial Section
Planning Adjustment

Executive Officers / Organizational Layout

Business Promotion Management Division

Directors

Business Management Strategy
Marketing Research
Cooperation Control
Quality, Environment, Safety Control
1st Class Registered Architects Oﬃce
Production Technology Research Oﬃce
Promotion Oﬃce 1
Promotion Oﬃce 2
Planning Production
Planning 1
Planning 2
Planning 3
Planning 4

Audit Oﬃce130th Anniversary Project
Promotion Oﬃce

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Group Companies

Square Co., Ltd.

20F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0023 FAX: +81-3-6426-0025

22F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0164 FAX: +81-3-6426-0169

Kansai Oﬃce
19F Parks Tower, 2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku,
Osaka City, Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-6-6649-3349 FAX: +81-6-6649-3359

Business operations: Layout and supervision of the tea drink andgoods chain store

We are dedicated to transparency and fairness, and make decisions from the standpoint ofC's·three Co., Ltd.

key component of corporate governance is increasing the vitality of management by eﬀectively

NOMURA DUO Co., Ltd.
www.nomura-duo.co.jp/en/

22F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0043 FAX: +81-3-6426-0046
Osaka Branch
19F Parks Tower, 2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku,
Osaka City, Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-6-6649-3350 FAX: +81-6-6649-3351
Nagoya Branch
6th Floor, Daiichi Meieki Building, 4-5-27 Meieki,
Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi 450-0002, Japan
Phone: +81-52-569-5081 FAX: +81-52-569-5080

www.cs3.co.jp

2-3-4 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-5962-1336 FAX: +81-3-3570-2377
Osaka Oﬃce
19F Parks Tower, 2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku,
Osaka City, Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-6-6649-3341 FAX: +81-6-6649-3335
Business operations: Integrated business services, temporary
staﬃng, facility operation

RIKUYOSHA Co., Ltd.
www.rikuyosha.co.jp

8F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0131 FAX: +81-3-6426-0143

NOMURA (Beijing) Co., Ltd.

TNP Co., Ltd.

Room 306, Business Building 01, 2 Jiuxianqiao Road,
Chaoyang District, Beijing 100016, PRC
Phone: +86-10-6566-7840 FAX: +86-10-6566-7977

www.tnp-co.jp

Osaka Branch
19F Parks Tower,
2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku, Osaka City,
Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-６-６６９５-７３５３ FAX: +81-６-６６９５-７３５４
Business operations: Total chain store construction services: Planning,layout and construction of store architecture, interior and kitchen spaces

NOMURA TECHNO Co., Ltd.
www.nomura-techno.co.jp

20F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0198 FAX: +81-3-6426-0199
Osaka Branch
19F Parks Tower, 2-10-70, Nambanaka, Naniwa-ku,
Osaka City, Osaka 556-0011, Japan
Phone: +81-6-6649-3336 FAX: +81-6-6649-3340
Business operations: Design, production, maintenance, andoperation support for exhibition equipment, videos, graphics,
information systems, etc.

NOMURA DEVELOPMENT Co., Ltd.
www.nomuradevelopment.co.jp

20F Tradepia Odaiba Building,
2-3-1 Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo 135-0091, Japan
Phone: +81-3-6426-0057 FAX: +81-3-6426-0069
Business operations: Development and operation ofrestaurants and retail stores; planning, production, and salesof original products

NOMURA consistently aims for the best possible corporate governance and is constantly taking
actions to upgrade its corporate governance.
achieving sustainable growth and long-term increase in corporate value. We also believe that autilizing resources and reaching decisions with speed and resolution. Numerous actions aretaken to upgrade corporate governance based on the following basic views:
1. We respect the rights of shareholders and maintain equality for all shareholders.
2. We work with stakeholders, including shareholders, in a suitable manner that reﬂects theirinterests.
3. We disclose company information properly and ensure the transparency of this information.
4. The Board of Directors and Board of Auditors fulﬁll their roles and duties based on their ﬁduciary responsibilities to shareholders and responsibility to provide explanations.

Business operations: Book editing, printing, publishing, and sales

Business operations: Display and promotion creation for visitor-attraction spaces

1-12-17 Kamirenjaku, Mitaka, Tokyo 181-0012, Japan
Phone: +81-422-38-9031 FAX: +81-422-38-9032

Basic Approach

Overview of corporate governance structurewww.nomuradesign.cn

Shanghai Branch Oﬃce
5F-1501 No. 1 Building, 65 Songyuan Road,
Changning District, Shanghai 200336, PRC
Phone: +86-21-6217-9567 FAX: +86-21-6217-9227
Chengdu Branch Oﬃce
Room 102-103, No. 4 Building 04, 51 South 4 Section,
Erhuan Road, Wuhou District,Chengdu, Sichuan 610047, PRC
Phone: +86-28-8557-3356
Shenzhen Branch Oﬃce
Room 501D,5th ﬂoor, Building No.5,Nanhaiyiku Space,No.6-1 Xinghua Road, Nanshan District, Shenzhen 518000, PRC
Phone:+86-755-2165-1697 FAX:+86-755-2681-5289
Business operations:・Display design and construction: Design for various exhibitions
and events
・Architectural decoration design and construction: Design andconstruction of interiors for stores, specialty stores, oﬃces, etc.
・Design, manufacturing and procurement of furniture and ﬁxtures
・Provision of technical consulting and services

NOMURA DESIGN AND ENGINEERINGSINGAPORE PTE. LTD.
www.nomuradesign.sg

46 Craig Road, Singapore 089684
Phone: +65-6220-0883 FAX: +65-6220-1883

General Meeting of Shareholders
Appointment/
Dismissal

Appointment/
Dismissal
Appointment/
Dismissal

Board of Auditors

Accounting Auditor

Audit

Internal Control
Functions

Business operations: Planning, design, manufacturing andconstruction of the architecture, building redevelopment,interior design and signs for the commercial, public andcultural facilities and chain store spaceswww.square-co.net

Group Companies / Corporate Governance

NOMURA PRODUCTS Co., Ltd.
nomuraproducts.co.jp

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Corporate Governance

Audit

Board of Directors
Appointment/
Dismissal/Supervision

Reporting
ReportingAﬃliates

Representative
Directors

Inquiries/
Reports

Nomination andCompensation Committee
Risk Management
Committee

Corporate
Auditors Oﬃce

Reporting(Internal Auditing)Management
Committee

ReportingDisclosure Committee
Investment Evaluation
Committee

Audit

Business operations:
Design and construction of interiors for commercial facilities;
design and construction for exhibition facilities and events

Aﬃliates

Head Oﬃce Divisions(Corporate Headquarters)

Aﬃliates

Each Department・
Subsidiaries（Outside Experts）

Consulting Attorneys

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Management Philosophy

Message from the President

W e he lp to c r e a t e e n ri c h i n g e n v i ro n me n t s
b y putting pe o ple f i rst a n d c re a t i n g n e w v a l u e .

Putting
People FirstNOMURA reflects a diverse rangeof human values to create
comfortable environments that will
improve consumers’ lives.
NOMURA also provides fulfilling,
people-centric workplaces where
our employees can realize their fullpotential.

President & CEO

Shuji Enomoto

We have made it our mission to bring people delight and passion ever since wewere first established in 1892.

Creating
New Value

Our AimNOMURA explores new functions
and possibilities for interaction
between people, between people
and items, and between people
and information to maximize
customer traffic and create thebest space for our clients’businesses.

NOMURA improves the culture ofpeople’s everyday lives byimproving the environments where
people spend their time. It isthrough this work that we lead theenvironment creation industry.

Our job is to bring business success to our clients, and dreams and excitement tothe consumers and everyday people who visit our clients’ premises.
In June 2018, we concluded an agreement to be the Official Suppor ter of the
Olympic and Paralympic Games Tok yo 2020 in the “Design, Engineering andConstruction Services for Interior Spaces and Exhibition Spaces” category.
Looking to the start of the Tokyo 2020 Games, all of us at NOMURA will achieve
new personal bests in our powers of creation in line with the basic concept andoffer spaces that integrate diversity from inside and outside Japan and will bepassed down as tangible and intangible legacies for the future.
We work closely with our clients, with an eye on the consumers and ever yday
people they ser ve, creating new value that solves our customers’ issues andcontinually challenging ourselves to maximize the appeal of each place to thegreatest degree possible.
O u r a i m i s to ta ke o n e s u re s te p a f te r a n ot h e r d ow n t h e ro a d to b e i n g a

Brand Statement“Prosperity Partner” that earns our clients’ trust in every possible way.

P r os p e ri ty P a rtn e r
Prosperity means both business success for our client companies and fulfillment for the people
who spend time there. NOMURA Group will continue to challenge itself to be the best partner
for our clients and bring our clients prosperity.
* “Prosperity Partner” is a symbolic slogan that expresses the aim of the NOMURA Group.

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Years in businessSpace Creation and Vitalization
Creating and vitalizing spaces to bring people delight and passion
At NOMURA, we create and vitalize spaces and provide ongoing support to our clients’businesses. We constantly think about what their businesses need in order to be successful andput a framework in place so that we can do all of those things for our clients in a timely manner.
As professionals in space creation and vitalization, we strive to be a partner that contributes tothe success and growth of our clients’ businesses. This mission of ours has remained constantever since we were first established.
The NOMURA Group is moving beyond its traditional “Business to Business” model, with a new
focus on working with clients to bring delight and passion to consumers and users, as we seek tobecome the preferred choice of communities.

Percentage of net sales
from repeat customers

79.5

%

Established in 1892, we have brought people delight andpassion throughout each era since our early work withchrysanthemum doll displays in the late 19th and early
20th centuries. Our work in space creation and vitalization
has brought excitement and drawn crowds throughout
each successive age.

14,303
Number of contracted
projects per year

This is the percentage of net sales from customers
who order work from us every year. These results are
proof of our customers’ strong trust in the NOMURA
Group, and is a point of pride with us.

Reliability

companies

As a professional producer of spaces that attract customers,
we provide support for exhibitions and fairs, commercial,corporate and cultural facilities, and international businessexpansion. Our market is growing broader every year.

We have reached the top of the display industry byproviding services that go beyond space creation.
We dig deeper to accurately ascertain our clients’needs and current trends, then provide a wide
range of services to leave our clients satisfied.

Consolidated net sales

143.6

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Comprehensive power to meeta wide range of needs

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Operation
Management

Research, Planningand Consulting

Operations and management

Research and analysis of theservices based on the Designatedrequirements and issues faced by

Manager System, event

customer-oriented companies,

operations management,

and formulation of

support for attracting

concept, business andvisitors, event

operating plans

activation andBusiness workflow
for providing
comprehensive
client support

maintenance3100

In 2019, the consolidated net sales for the NOMURA Group
were 143.689 billion yen, with 11.086 billion yen in
operating income, 11.242 billion yen in ordinary income
and 7.795 billion yen in net income attributable to ownersof parent.

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Over
Creativity

We have a unique framework allowing us to provide
tailored services from research, planning and drafting todesign. Our team of creators draw on a wealth of
inspirations and originality to provide fresh ideas andtop-notch designs.

Manufacturing
and Construction

Design and Layout

Construction of displays, interiors

Design and layout that form theand facilities based on the designbasis of the business andand layout

operating plans

550
Productivity

500

Affiliated companies

We have won over 100 design awards in the past five
years alone. These include both domestic andinternational awards, showing that our creators’
design sense and creativity have earned highacclaim around the globe.

Number of product directors

2

Over
3

Number ofdesign awards won

billionNumber of planners
and designers

2,791

Number of clients

The secret to our consistently high quality is our longyears of creation experience, up-to-the-moment
technology and knowledge, and the way our teammembers are constantly refining and passing on theirskills. We also take the utmost care to ensure that ouroperations are safe and environmentally friendly.

We are affiliated with over 500 companies throughout Japan. For
each project, we team up with the best companies for the job andbuild a framework to carry out the project.

* Figures for the number of contracted projects per year, the percentage of net sales from repeat customers and the number of clients exclude some groupcompanies that have different business formats.

4CreatingLife-sized Unicorn Gundam Statue

CitiesA new life-sized Unicorn Gundam statue has been erected at the Festival Plaza ofDiverCity Tokyo Plaza in Aomi, Koto-ku, Tokyo. This statue stands 19.7 meters tall,taller than the 18-meter RX-78-2 Gundam statue that had been on display until last
March. The statue includes a variety of production gimmicks, including a head andother body parts that transform, and so-called Psycho-Frame lighting that
illuminates during daily shows. The Gundam statue has become a new landmark in
the Rinkai Fukutoshin area.
NOMURA handled the design, its construction and show staging and production.

2017, Tokyo
Client: SOTSU CO., LTD.
BANDAI NAMCO Holdings Inc.
Scope of business: Design and layout, manufacturing,
construction, maintenance management, etc.

©Sotsu/Sunrise

Preparing a City for a New Stage
Led by the Tokyo area, urban redevelopment is taking place across Japan. As our clients work to serve diversifying consumers
and users, the NOMURA Group provides new added value through ideas that deliver delight and passion. Bridging distance with
communication, we contribute to creating environments that bring joy and enrich lives.

Tokyo Midtown Hibiya
2018, Tokyo
Client: Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.
Scope of business:
Design and layout, manufacturing,
construction, etc.

5Kanda Shrine “EDOCCO”(EDO Calture Complex)

Bosch Corporation Shibuya Office 10F"The NEST “

2018, Tokyo
Client: Kanda Shrine (religious corporation)
Scope of business:
Planning & production, interior schematic
design, manufacturing & construction,
operation & management, etc.

2019, Tokyo
Client: Bosch Corporation
Scope of business:
Planning, schematic design,
manufacturing & construction,
public relations, etc.

KASHIYAMA DAIKANYAMASTARBUCKS RESERVE® ROASTERY TOKYO

2019, Tokyo
Client: ONWARD HOLDINGS CO.,LTD.
Scope of business:
Schematic design, layout administration,
furniture and ﬁxture manufacturing,
manufacturing & interior construction

2019, Tokyo
Client: Starbucks
Scope of business:
Schematic design support, working
drawings, manufacturing & interior
construction, artwork

HinoMotors,ltd. Head office Building No.1
Entrance Lobby
2019, Tokyo
Client: HinoMotors,Ltd.
Scope of business:
Schematic design, content design,
manufacturing & construction, etc.

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StarringC

ommunities
MRJ MUSEUMWith the construction of the mass-production assembly plant for the MRJ, the ﬁrst
regional passenger jet airplane made in Japan, we prepared and constructed anannex to serve as a plant tour facility open to the public. This facility allows visitors
to tour an actual jet production ﬂoor and experience aircraft manufacturing.
We aimed to create a facility that allows visitors to gain a sense of the dynamism
and breadth of aircraft production, which involves assembly of more than 20,000
parts, as well as the collective strengths of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Group
including its aircraft development capabilities.
We maximized use of the tour facility’s location, which was built as an annex to theaircraft production ﬂoor. With production of content unable to be experienced
anywhere else, such as a full-size mockup of an MRJ, we created an integrated
space from entrance to exit that embodies the concept of “aircraft.”

2018, Aichi
Client: Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd.
Scope of business: Design and layout, manufacturing,
construction, etc.

Maximizing the Value of Communities
A series of community vitalization measures are being carried out in Japan to boost the vitality of Japan as a whole by revitalizing local communities. We are carrying out collaborative projects through partnerships with the public and private sectors, withthe aim of increasing the appeal of communities. We enliven communities through the creation of various community facilities
and the planning of events and promotions to attract visitors.

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HIYORIYAMA COAST MUSEUM

Lake Biwa Museum secondary renewal

Hida Space Science Museum

SHIROI KOIBITO PARK

Hamamatsu Science Museum

Kiraku Kyoto Zeniyacho

2019, Hyogo
Client: Hiyoriyama Kankou co.
Scope of business:
Planning, schematic design,
manufacturing & construction, etc.

2018, Shiga
Client: Shiga Prefecture
Scope of business:
Planning, schematic design,
manufacturing & construction, etc.

2019, Gifu
Client: Hida City
Scope of business:
Planning, concept design, schematic design,
manufacturing & construction, etc.

2019, Hokkaido
Client: ISHIYA CO.,LTD
Scope of business:
Planning, schematic design,
manufacturing & construction, etc.

2019, Shizuoka
Client: Hamamatsu City
Scope of business:
Schematic design, content design &manufacturing, manufacturing &construction, designated management &operation

2019, Kyoto
Client: Crowd Realty, inc.
Scope of business:
Research, planning, consulting, spatial
design, design supervision, furniture &decorations coordination8

Coloring theWorld
Matsushita Museum
As one of the projects commemorating Panasonic’s centenary, the NOMURA Group applied
its collective expertise to creating the Matsushita Museum.
In 2018, which marked Panasonic’s 100th anniversary in Japan and 40th in China, thefacility was established on the former site of the company’s ﬁrst Chinese plant in Beijing.
Accessible only by reservation, the facility is aimed mainly at Chinese government oﬃcials,
emphasizing Panasonic’s origins with a focus on Japanese imagery.
The space is composed of two broad sections – the past 100 years, and the next 100 years.
The ﬁrst of these showcases select episodes from the life of Konosuke Matsushita,
enabling visitors to take away the lessons of Matsushita’s philosophy.
In the ‘next 100 years’ section, which can be constantly updated with new information,
Panasonic introduces its latest initiatives contributing to living spaces and society as awhole.

2018, China
Client: Panasonic Corporation of China
Scope of business:
design, layout, manufacturing and construction

Bringing NOMURA’s Creativity to the World
We have oﬃces in 7 regions, primarily in Asia, from which we provide support for our customers’ global business endeavors. In addition
to providing soft services such as design overseas, we provide a wide range of other services such as support for space-related operations and supply of deliverables such as ﬁxtures for expansions throughout Asia. We use the wealth of creative capabilities that we haveamassed over the years to create attractive spaces all over the world.

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LUMINE SINGAPORE(Clarke Quay Central)

G-TAKAYA
Hexi Golden Eagle Shop, Nanjing

My Cup Noodles Factory &Demae Iccho Factory

2017, Singapore
Client: LUMINE SINGAPORE PTE.LTD.
Scope of business:
Research, consulting, design and layout,
manufacturing, construction, etc.

2017, China
Client: Nanjing Golden Eagle International
Trade Group Co., Ltd.
Scope of business:
Manufacturing, construction

2016, Hong Kong
Client: Nissin Foods Co., Ltd.
Scope of business: Research, planning,
design and layout, manufacturing,
construction, operation, etc.

Japan Pavilion, Expo Milano 2015

20th Brussels Flower Carpet

2015, Italy
Client: Japan External Trade Organization,
Global Industrial and Social Progress ResearchInstitute, DENTSU INC.
Scope of business: Manufacturing,
construction, maintenance management,
dismantling*Consorting with TANSEISHA Co., Ltd.

2016, Belgium
Client: Flower Carpet of Brussels ASBL
Scope of business: Design
Photo by Wim Vanmaele

We handled the design for the 20th edition of theBrussels Flower Carpet.
The ﬁrst Flower Carpet was held in 1971 in theGrand-Place, a UNESCO World Heritage Site inBrussels, and the event has been held
every two years since 1986.
To commemorate the 150th anniversary of friendshipbetween Japan and Belgium, our designer's plan for a
Japanese motif of kacho-fugetsu (traditional themes ofnature in Japanese esthetics) was selected by theorganizers. Spanning 1,800 m2 and ﬁlled with fresh
begonias, the giant ﬂower carpet attracted around
100,000 visitors.

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The Strengths of the NOMURA GroupWe provide comprehensive power
We work on over 14,000 projects a year, and around 80% of them are from long-term loyal customers. The secret to our highlevel of customer satisfaction lies in the seamless collaboration between the companies in our group, which allows us to provide
total support from research and planning to operation, management and promotion. We even continue working with our clientseven after the space is completed, to vitalize the space and bring in more customers. This all-encompassing customer
satisfaction is the result of the whole of the NOMURA Group working together.

Group Companies
in Japan

NOMURA PRODUCTS Co., Ltd.

NOMURA TECHNO Co., Ltd.

C's・three Co., Ltd.

Planning, design, manufacturing
and construction of thearchitecture, building
redevelopment, interior designand signs for the commercial,public and cultural facilities andchain store spaces

Production, maintenance andmanagement of exhibition
equipment, molds andfeatures such as ﬁlms

General business services,
temporary staﬃng and facility
operation

Nijinoiruka nursery school
Suginamiigusa

NOMURA DUO Co., Ltd.

NOMURA DEVELOPMENT Co., Ltd.

Display and promotion
creation for visitor-attraction
spacesDevelopment and operationof restaurants, bars and retailstores; development oforiginal goods

JR Nagoya Takashimaya

Maison KOSÉRIKUYOSHA Co., Ltd.

Art, design and bookpublishing

Kanda Shrine EDOCCO Shop “IKIIKI”

Square Co., Ltd.

Total chain store construction
services: Planning, layout andconstruction of store
architecture, interior andkitchen spaces

Group Companies
Overseas

STEAK GUSTO
Kariya Imagawa-cho Restaurant

NOMURA (Beijing) Co., Ltd.

Design and construction of
exhibits and building interiors;
design, production andprocurement of ﬁxtures;
technical consulting andservices

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Layout and supervision of thetea drink and goods chain
store

KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN
Higashi-Kawaguchi Shop©KFC

NOMURA DESIGN AND
ENGINEERINGSINGAPORE PTE. LTD.

LINE plus Xujiahui Station

Design and construction ofcommercial facility interiors,
exhibition facilities andexhibitions

Wolfgang's Steakhouse
Singapore12Support for Space Creation
and Vitalization
Diverse content and specialist teams
Our clients increasingly request operating systems and web or smartphone app connectivity as part of spacevitalization. In order to provide diverse solutions that support space creation and vitalization, we focus on developing
digital communication as a way to enhance spaces and attract customers. This includes the use of digital technologies
such as IoT, XR, AI, computational design and people ﬂow analysis.

IoT

AI

A.N.D.
A team of designers specializing in creating
high-quality spaces. A.N.D. brings together
designers who have worked at the forefrontof commercial spatial design to solely
pursue creative work that realizes the next
new spatial value in the process of honing
their sensibilities. A.N.D. is engaged intrend-setting restaurant, bar and spatial
design and has recently also expanded its
work to international projects.
www.and-design.jp

Tower's Bar BELLOVISTONOTORAIn the “Japan in Architecture” exhibition at
the Mori Art Museum held in 2018, NOMURA
and Rhizomatiks Architecture mobilized theirmutual strengths in expression, context
making, execution, and spatial design tocollaborate on creation of the “Power of
Scale” experiential installation. This special
installation team named Notora willcontinue to design and execute various
creations.
www.notora.jp

Power of Scale

NOMLAB
Humanic Dome, a collaboration between NTT Docomo and NOMURA

Compass, Hamamatsu Science Museum ‘Mirai-ra’

Conventional communication relies on elements such as language
and facial expressions. Replacing these inputs with an individual’s‘inner’ information (emotions, physical data, etc.), we used IoT andspatial production as a means of expression and visualization,
creating a form of next-generation communication capable ofsharing the fluctuations of inner emotions to achieve deeper mutual
understanding. By enabling individuals to understand each other inthis way without using words, we seek to create a society that brings
people closer together through intuitive communication.

Mirai-ra was the world’s first science museum to introduce an
AI-powered scientific learning information system*. This systemallows visitors to ask questions and receive explanations of exhibits
through Compass, a smartphone app with AI interactivity. Suchexperiences may encourage further learning, potentially leading
to ongoing study. The museum also nurtures the practical ability toutilize learning and experience in society by providing visitors withactive learning opportunities based on their knowledge level.
(*company survey)

Nomura Open Innovation LAB (“NOMLAB”)
is our specialist organization for developing
the digital communication area of ourbusiness. The lab seeks to generate new user
experiences through digital innovation andspace creation. Collaborating with diverse
artists and technologists, NOMLAB applies
digital innovations and creativity to thecreation of spaces. The examples of IoT, AI
and MR featured on page 13 are part of
NOMLAB’s initiatives.

DESIGNART TOKYO 2019www.nomlab.jp

TeamM
Spatial Data Analysis

MR(Mixed Reality)

Made up entirely of female employees whoare currently raising children, Team M
proposes space creation solutions that will
put both children and their parents at ease.
The team members work with our clients,
applying observations from their own
parenting experience to solve issues inspaces that will be visited by children.
www.teamm.jp

Workshops designed for family participation

Machihako pop-up construction
Spatial visualization in the RE/SP communication
spaces at our head office
To further enhance the value and potential , we are employing thelatest sensor technology to visualize flows of people andinformation. By enabling real-time data analysis with no burden on
consumers, such efforts allow us to scientifically examinecongestion and traffic flows through a space. When adopted in
exhibitions and workplaces, this analysis not only improves ouradministrative services but also helps to attract customers andenhance communication value.

13“Chrysanthemum” MR event
MR technology blends the artificial virtual world generated withcomputer graphics with real-world information. Putting on theMicrosoft HoloLens headset makes possible sensory experiencessuch as taking a flower in the real world and displaying layers of
information over it, or summoning timeless themes of natural
beauty using voice recognition.

We offer flexible spaces with short building times using various types of units andconstruction methods. Machihako is a spatial creation brand that uses a cargocontainer-type construction method. Machihako makes it possible to placestructures even on narrow, small and irregularly shaped plots of land so you canstart your business in a shorter time frame.

RAKUTEN EAGLES PLAZA TEAM SHOP

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Our CSR Activities
NOMURA strives to deliver delight and passion by creating and utilizing spaces. Under a management philosophy thatemphasizes respect for people and the creation of new value, our CSR activities revolve around the three pillars of‘quality, safety & environment’ , ‘cultural & social engagement’ and ‘personnel development & working conditions’ .
Through these initiatives, we seek to create a future of mutual prosperity in the ‘spaces’ of local and global society.

Quality, Safety &Environment

Personnel Development &Working Conditions

Cultural &Social Engagement

We recognize that quality assurance, health and safety, andenvironmental protection are part of our corporate duties; at thesame time, we also regard these areas as a basis for creating newvalue. To this end, we are continuously improving each facet throughinitiatives linked to our business activities.

People are our greatest asset. As such, we strive to create work
environments that facilitate employee wellbeing while enabling
individuals to demonstrate their creativity. We also promote initiatives
that raise awareness of diversity and inclusion, ensuring that our work
practices continue to adapt with the times.

Our cultural and social engagement initiatives embody our philosophyof respect for people by creating inclusive environments for diverse
individuals. Such environments are an essential element in our vision
for the future. With support for culture, communities, and sport linked
to our core business, we strive to create healthy, vibrant societies.

Official Supporter of the Olympic andParalympic Games Tokyo 2020

Declaration of Support for the
Fair Wood Campaign
Given that the NOMURA Group uses a vast amount of timber andwood products to create spaces through our business activities,
we regard our contributions to forest conservation andsustainable timber distribution as an important social responsibility. To this end, we established the NOMURA Timber Procurement
Guideline to actively promote the procurement of Fair Wood(legally and sustainably procured timber). The guidelines are put
into practice for our employees, clients, as well as the broader
society via our Declaration of Support for the Fair Wood
Campaign. Through the use of Fair Wood and related support
activities, we seek to provide added value for our customers.

NOMURA Training Center
For the NOMURA Group, people are our greatest asset increating new value. The NOMURA Training Center works
to strengthen quality and safety through personnel
development.

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Diversity Initiatives
Embracing the uniqueness of each individual employee asa source of new value creation, we strive to create
environments that cater to diverse work styles withmutual respect for diﬀerent personal circumstances andvalues.

On June 4, 2018, NOMURA concluded an agreement to be an
Oﬃcial Sponsor of the Olympic and Paralympic Games Tokyo 2020in the “Design, Engineering and Construction Services for Interior
Spaces and Exhibition Spaces” category of the sponsorshipprogram. We will contribute to the success of the Tokyo 2020
Games by creating a range of pleasing spaces that communicate
Japanese excellence. With the communication message of“Sharing in the joy of the moment,” we will provide delight andinspiration as professionals in spatial creation and activation for all
people involved in the Games, from the athletes on national teams
to spectators visiting from overseas.

Minna Tsunagaro!
(Everybody Come Together!) Project
To assist recovery in areas aﬀected by the Great East Japan
Earthquake, the NOMURA Group has sought to employ its uniquecapabilities in providing support through the ongoing Minna
Tsunagaro! Project.

Development of RE/SP(Reset Spaces)

JAPAN VALUE Project

NOMURA established new community spaces, known as
RE/SP (Reset Spaces), within our head oﬃce. As well asoﬀering individuals a place to reset and revitalize both
body and mind, these spaces trigger creativity bydeepening connections between employees andfacilitating communication between people of diverse
backgrounds.

With over 120 years of accumulated knowledge and expertise in
manufacturing, NOMURA provides opportunities for traditional
techniques from around Japan to ﬂourish.

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History

We have consistently led the industry andwill continue to do so in future.
Here are the steps on our path thus far.

First All-Japan Motor Show

Expo Osaka 1970

Ni-Tele Clock (design by Hayao Miyazaki)

TOKYO Solamachi®

1954

1970

2006

2012

©Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc.

©Osaka Prefectural Expo '70 Commemorative Park Office

12-dangaeshi tiered chrysanthemum doll display at Ryogoku Sumo Hall Arena(stage conversion without intermission)
Around 1924

1892

Early

1900s
Late

1920s

1892

Founded by Taisuke Nomura in Takamatsu.
NOMURA initially creates sceneshifting
services for theaters. Its base is moved toTokyo in the 1910s.
NOMURA provides promotion services for
exhibitions, frequently working on exhibitions
at the Takashimaya Tokyo department store.

1954

Contracted to work on the 1st All Japan Motor
Show (now known as the Tokyo Motor Show).

NOMURA begins working on events for sumohalls and department stores in addition to
exhibitions.

1950

1940

1942

1945

1966

Head office relocated to Shibaura,
Minato-ku, Tokyo.

1960

Reorganized as an incorporated
public company.

Name changed to NOMURA Co., Ltd.

1970

1975

1970

NOMURA works on themedpavilions, government pavilions,and other major pavilions at theJapan World Exposition (Expo '70).

1978

1984

GIKEN KOUGEI Co., Ltd. (now NOMURA PRODUCTS Co.,
Ltd.) becomes a subsidiary through a stock transfer.
Shinkiba Studio built (now Shinkiba Office).

1995

Institute of Cultural Environments established.
NOMURA TECHNO Co., Ltd. established.

2011

NOMURA COMS Co., Ltd. and NOMURA GIKEN Co., Ltd.
merge to form NOMURA PRODUCTS Co., Ltd.

1985

Hiroshima Office opened (now Chugoku/Shikoku Branch).
NOMURA works on major theme pavilions, the American
pavilion and other major pavilions at the International
Exposition, Tsukuba, Japan (Expo '85).

1996

NOMURA DUO Co., Ltd. established.

2012

120th anniversary

1989

Registered with the Japan Securities Dealers
Association (OTC-registered stocks).

1998

NOMURA DEVELOPMENT Co., Ltd. established.

2014

RIKUYOSHA Co., Ltd. becomes a subsidiary (nowa wholly-owned subsidiary) through stocks
acquired through a public tender offer.

1990

1980

Northern Japan Division opened(now Tohoku Branch).

1995

2000

1991

NOMURA Co., Ltd. stocks listed on thesecond section of the Tokyo Stock
Exchange.

1971

Sapporo Office opened(now Hokkaido Branch).

1992

100th anniversary
NODE Co., Ltd. established.

1973

Okayama Office opened.

1994

NOMURA SERVICE Co., Ltd. established(now C’s·three Co., Ltd.).

1974

Fukuoka Office opened(now Kyushu Branch).

Sanuki Pavillion, National
Industrial Exhibition

Store decorations,Takashimaya Osaka Store
1947

Japan Foreign Trade Fair
Yokohama
1949

MISAKI KOEN Amusement Park
1960

Eitaro Sohonpo window display
design1964

Ikebukuro PARCO
1969

NOMURA (Beijing) Co., Ltd. established.

2005

NOMURA Co., Ltd. stocks listed on the first section of the Tokyo
Stock Exchange.
NOMURA RETAIL ASSET MANAGEMENT Co., Ltd. established.
(Removed from NOMURA Group's scope of consolidation as a
subsidiary company following the transfer of all of its shares.)
NOMURA works on Japanese government pavilion and othermajor pavilions at the Expo 2005 Aichi Japan (Expo 2005).

2015

Rikuyosha Co., Ltd. and the Institute of Cultural
Environments merge, maintaining the name
Rikuyosha Co., Ltd.

2016

Square Co., Ltd. becomes a wholly-owned
subsidiary through stock acquisition.

2017

Opened the Kyoto Sales Office
Established TNP Co., Ltd.
Relocated the Osaka Sales Office to Namba,
Naniwa-ku, Osaka

2018

Conclude agreement to be an Official
Supporter of the Olympic and Paralympic
Games Tokyo 2020

2006

NOMURA accredited to use PrivacyMark.
Entire company receives ISO14001 certification.
TESCO Co., Ltd. becomes a subsidiary (now awholly-owned subsidiary) through stocks
acquired through a public tender offer.

2008

Head office relocated to Daiba, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Okinawa Office opened.
Entire company receives ISO9001 certification.
NOMURA DESIGN AND ENGINEERING SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. established.

Osaka Museum of Natural History

SEIKO Mullion Clock

Enviroment design at
Tokyo Sea Life Park

Shiseido Parlour Ginza
8-Choume Store

1974

1984

1989

1997

Live and disco STUDIO MONSIEUR

Tsukuba Expo '85 History Pavillion
1985
Tsukuba Expo '85 Memorial Foundation

Museum of Meiji Restoration(Kagoshima City)

Mandarin Bar,
Mandarin Oriental Tokyo

Daiba Headquarters Office(Tokyo)

1994

2005

2008

1978

2015

2004

1928
1st Osaka International Exhibition
Venue
1954

2010

Museum of YEBISU BEER
2010

120th anniversary celebration event:"NOMURA Club"
2012

Attack on Titan Exhibition(Shingeki-no-Kyojin TEN)
2014
©Hajime Isayama, Kodansha, "Attack on
Titan Exhibition" Production Partnership1718