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Community Involvement
Co-existing with Communities
Policy and Concept
activities, such as running events as city clean-up activities
and community vitalization, to improve regional value inareas such as Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi where weown and manage real estate.

The Tokyo Tatemono Group believes improving regional
value through various community activities is not only partof community development but connects to the sustainablegrowth of our own business.
Therefore, we are working to conduct various community

Introduction of Clean-up Activities
The Tokyo Tatemono Group is regularly conducting cleanup activities by using time such as that before the start ofwork for urban beatification in multiple areas that include
Yaesu where our the Tokyo Tatemono head office islocated, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi. These activities havebeen praised and received a letter of appreciation from theNihonbashi Clean Business Cooperative.
In addition, we have continually participated in the Cleaningof Nihonbashi Bridge event in Nihonbashi since 2013. Manyof our employees are regularly participating in activities
of NPO Hana Kaido, which conducts management offlowerbeds along the sidewalks of Chuo-dori while Tokyo
Tatemono participates and supports those activities as amember of the secretariat.
Even in the future, we want to contribute to thebeautification of the city as a member of the localcommunity.

Morning Cleaning Activities

Participating in Sanno Festival, One of the Three Major Festivals of JapanThe Tokyo Tatemono Group actively participates in theSanno Festival, an important event in the area where thehead office of Tokyo Tatemono is located, to pass down
the traditional culture. The Sanno Festival is counted as
one of the three major festivals in Japan along with theTenjin Festival in Osaka and the Gion Festival in Kyoto.
Many Group employees participate during the marching oftwelve portable shrines through the Yaesu, Nihonbashi, andKyobashi area. The Group employees take part in carrying
the portable shrines and boasting the festival with membersof local neighborhood association members.
Sanno Festival

CSR Website Feature: Tokyo Tatemono Urban Development
Activities (Published 2017)www.tatemono.com/csr/special/townplanning.html(Available in Japanese Only)

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Bustling Creation in Nakano Central Park
Award in the Creation of Town, Local Area or Community
category in 2014.

The richly green open space of approximately 3 haoffered jointly by the neighboring universities and local
government in Nakano Central Park (public open space,etc.) seamlessly connects to Nakano Shiki no Mori Parkand is used as a place where office workers, students, local
residents and industries interact.
Various events are held such as free markets andworkshops throughout the year, incorporating the existing
culture of the city and students as well as new vitality.
Through these types of events, a variety of people arebrought together to create a bustling space by actively
building community while helping to cultivate knowledge
and continually vitalize the area by an organic interaction
between people, universities, the city, and companies.
Many events were held in 2017 with a total of 230,000
people visiting Nakano Central Park.
These bustling initiatives that effectively use this open
space have been praise and received the Good Design

The music club from the Tokyo Tatemono Group also performed onstage at the Nakano Summer Festival

Websites Jointly Run with Management Associations to Broadcast Condominium Information
The Tokyo Tatemono Group creates websites run jointlywith management associations to introduction informationsuch as an overview and history of the condominium, future
initiatives, resident organizations, common facilities, andevents. Blogs are also opened to deliver the voices of theresidents.
Websites for Brillia Mare Ariake, Brillia Ariake Sky Tower,
Brillia Ariake City Tower and Totate Zama Heights are
already open and expansion is planned for the future.
Broadcasting information about condominiums bothinternally and externally is expected to help improve
the asset value, vitalize the community, and sustain theenvironment.
Official Brillia Mare Ariake website:www.bma33.com/ (Available in Japanese Only)
Official Brillia Ariake Sky Tower website:www.ariakesky.com/ (Available in Japanese Only)
Official Totate Zama Heights website:zama-heights.com/ (Available in Japanese Only)

Official Brillia Ariake City Tower website:www.bac.tokyo/ (Available in Japanese Only)

Community Building Through Event Proposals to Management Associations
A healthy community has a positive effect on maintenanceand management of condominiums and leads to greater
asset value. The Tokyo Tatemono Group makes proposals
to management associations of condominiums about eventsfor community building and support for their management.
We conduct activities to cultivate communities incooperation with management associations from social
events before residents move in to community events
perfect for each season after moving in (Christmas,Tanabata, etc.), fire-fighting drills, gardening, and support ofoperations for club activities.

Disaster Prevention Training at Brillia Bunkyo Edogawabashi

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Cultural and Social Contribution Activities
Policy and Concept
activities, such as cultural and arts activities, educational
support, sports promotion, and disaster recovery support.
We contribute urban development, community building inaddition to building an affluent society as a member of thelocal community.

The Tokyo Tatemono Group believes realizing an affluent
society through various cultural and social contribution
activities helps the sustainable growth of our ownbusinesses.
Therefore, we engage in a variety of social contribution

Artist Support at THE GALLERY in the Brillia LOUNGETokyo Tatemono is providing support for various culturalactivities such as arts and sports. As part of these activities,
we operate THE GALLERY as an exhibition space setup ina corner of the Brillia LOUNGE on the first floor of the Tokyo
Tatemono Yaesu Building as a place to introduce up-andcoming artists and their artwork.
THE GALLERY introduced works from four groups of artists
in 2017. In addition, the Brillia ART AWARD 2018 was heldto determine the artists to introduce in 2018 through a public
offering. This award not only judges complete artworks but
also production plans. Winners are given a production grantof 200,000 yen. The works that are created are displayed instages throughout 2018.
For more information about THE GALLERY in Brillia Lounge, see:www.brillia.com/brillia/topics/ (Available in Japanese Only)

Works by Artists Introduced in 2017

Edo Machi Jyuku to Learn about Tokyo Culture Held
The Edo Machi Jyuku is a program to learn various thingsfrom the history to the way of shouldering the Mikoshi
to more fully enjoy the Sanno Festival, which is one of
the three largest festivals in Japan. Tokyo Tatemono issupporting local town councils and other associations as asecretariat that conducts planning and operations.
We broadly recruit participants from inside and outside of
the company and invite people with a deep relationship tothe Sanno Festival as lecturers to talk about how to enjoy
the Sanno Festival from many different perspectives.
These activities became an opportunity for not only the local
residents but also office workers to learn more deeply about
the history and culture of the region, and we hope at least
one more member of the town will pass down the culture.

Edo Machi Jyuku

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Improving Management SystemBackUrban Development Leader Education Program to Learn and Think about City Building Held
A facility called Kyobashi Environmental Station thatpromotes low-carbon cities is located on the 6th floor ofTokyo Square Garden owned and managed by Tokyo
Tatemono. Kyobashi Environmental Station is holding a freeseries of seminars to learn about building eco cities overroughly six months every year.
In 2017, the Urban Development Leader Education Program
was held for the purpose of developing human resources
who will be entrusted with future city building. Based on twohours of classroom learning each time for a total of eighttimes between May and December, students experience
the process from the ability to solve local problems to thecreation of new ideas. In the final class in December, thelocal problems and solutions each team had been looking
into were announced.
Tokyo Tatemono plans, operates, and holds this seminarwith the Institute of Sustainable City Forum.

8th Presentation Session (Dec. 11, 2017)

Supporting Disabled Sports
Tokyo Tatemono has been an official partner of Japan Parasports Association since August 2015 as part of its social
contribution activities.
We will actively support para-sports through initiatives
to popularize para-sports and take part in realizing thephilosophy of para-sport for creating a vibrant coexistingsociety.
In 2017, we promoted people to watch the events bybroadcasting event and competition information inside
the Group and reaffirmed the recognition of para-sports
in an even greater number of employees by watching andcheering on the competitions.
Moreover, we acquired the naming rights to the Shin-Toyosu
Brillia Running Stadium track and field facility that opened inDecember 2016 and cooperate in operating the facility. TheShin-Toyosu Brillia Running Stadium combines an artificial
sports leg development laboratory where people withdisabilities can train side-by-side with everyone else.

Interested Employees Gathered to Watch a Competition

JPSA Official Partner

Shin-Toyosu Brillia Running Stadium

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Earthquake Reconstruction Support Through Rice Planting
The Tokyo Tatemono Group aims to build an affluent
society through reconstruction after the Great East Japan
Earthquake and interaction between the city and farming
villages, and it supports rice planting activities for the local
Teneimai rice from Ten-ei village in Fukushima Prefecture.
Hatoriko Highland Regina Forest Co., Ltd. owned by Tokyo
Tatemono Group up until 2016 was located on the outskirtsof Ten-ei Village, which began support and other activities
with roughly 100 employee volunteers participating.
Employees and their families experience farming such as
the rice-planting in spring, cutting weeds in summer, and theharvest in fall while interacting with the local farmers.
The company and these individuals are unified in deepening
their understanding of Ten-ei Village and supporting thereconstruction of Fukushima from Ten-ei Village throughthese activities.

Participants of harvesting rice

Supporting Patients with Incurable Diseases and Their Families
Apartments Tower Kachidoki rental condominiums owned
by Tokyo Tatemono has concepts to both support the raisingof children and to co-exist with the community. The building
provides facilities such as certified childcare, family house,
pediatric clinic, and residence for a generation raisingchildren. The family house, which is operated by the NPO
Family House*, is a second home to use as a residence
facility for families that travel to urban hospitals from afar
to care for their children with intractable diseases such as
pediatric cancer.
Tokyo Tatemono is empathetic to this activity and provides
a 130 m2 house free of charge that is equipped with
two Japanese-style rooms and a common room in theApartments Tower Kachidoki close to the National Cancer
Center Hospital and St. Luke’s International Hospital.

Common Room for Two Families to Spend Leisure Time*A certified non-profit organization (NPO) is an organization thatreceives tax incentives to encourage donations to the organization.
NPOs can only be established through the certification system, but theorganization must have a certain activity periods and needs to pass anevaluation by a competent authority.

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