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Co-Existing with Communities

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The Tokyo Tatemono Group believes that community
engagement and volunteer activities contribute not only tocommunity development, but also to sustainable businessgrowth. With this in mind, we conduct a variety of activities tohelp connect people living in urban environments.
In the various regions where our Group operates, we recruit
employees to drive local revitalization events and participate incommunity cleanup activities, using these community andvolunteer activities to raise the value of our local communities.
As a member of the local community, we pursue urban
development and community development. Through theseactivities, we help build a prosperous society.

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At the Tokyo Tatemono Group, we believe it is important forcommunity development that we help in passing down culture
and instilling awareness in our employees about the people ofour communities. Our employees take what they learn andpass it on to future generations.
The Group is an active participant in passing down
traditional culture through the Sanno Festival, a key event for
the neighborhoods of the Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi
areas located around our headquarter building. Traditionallycalled the Tenka Festival, this event is held on even-numberedyears, and is one of Japan’s three major festivals, alongside
Osaka’s Tenjin Festival and Kyoto’s Gion Festival

Event name
Sakura Festival
Tokyo Station area clean-up team

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Special Back Number: Tokyo Tatemono Urban
Development Activities (published 2017)(Only available in Japanese)

Sanno Festival

Community Outreach Activities in Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi Neighborhoods (2020)

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Participating in the Sanno Festival, One of Japan’s Three
Major Festivals

A number of group employees participated in the festival.
After gathering at Hie Shrine and on Chuo-dori, the employees
helped to carry some of the 12 portable shrines in a spirited,
lively procession alongside members of local neighborhood
associations. (In 2020, the procession was canceled due to thecoronavirus pandemic.)

No. of group employees participating*

Sakura viewing, concert, rugby event

Canceled (Total 91 over 3 days)

Morning clean-up of Yaesu, Nihonbashi, Kyobashi areas

Canceled (Total 227 over 2 days)

Chuo-dori Clean Walk

Picking up garbage, replanting flower beds along the Chuo-dori street (theGroup also served as office staff)

La Folle Journée TOKYO

Held local concert at Tokyo Square Garden

Canceled (Total 8 over 2 days)

Tokyo Ekimachi Kirapika Project

Cleaning areas around Tokyo Station

Canceled (Total 247 over 2 days)

Nihonbashi/Kyobashi Festival

Special sponsor, executive committee members, rugby team organizers4 (Total 53 over 3 days)

Clean-Up Activities

The Tokyo Tatemono Group regularly conducts cleanup activities
in the Yaesu, Nihonbashi, and Kyobashi areas, where the Tokyo
Tatemono Head Office is located, and other areas to beautify
the city, using the time before work begins. In recognition ofthese activities, we received a letter of appreciation from theNihonbashi Cleanup Project Cooperation Association.

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Arts & Crafts Market

Held events at Tokyo Square Garden

Total 9 over 9 days (Total 6 over 6 days)

Kyobashi Marche

Held events at Tokyo Square Garden―* In 2020, many events were canceled or scaled back due to the coronavirus pandemic. Figures in parentheses represent results for 2019.

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Partnering with Non-Profit Organizations

Tokyo Tatemono takes care of sidewalk flower beds along theChuo-dori street as a member of NPO Hana Kaido.
We also collaborated with the Cheering Supporters forWoods of Chuo Ward, an NPO, to make planter covers out oftree trimmings from the forests of Chuo Ward. Through theHana Kaido NPO, we installed about 100 of them on thesidewalks of construction sites thereby contributing to thebeautification of the city.

Since August 2018, the Kyobashi Marche market has been
held regularly at Tokyo Square Garden; it was held 16 times in2020. The market occupies space in the connecting corridor on
the first floor, offering fresh vegetables and prepared food items.

measure to deepen the understanding of the project among
local residents, we held an online event with local residents toreminisce about the memories of Higashi Nakano Elementary
School and talk about the future of the community.

Pollution Control and Resource Recycling
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Flea Market Held in Nakano Central Park

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Developing Communities in Places People Can Call HomeSocialDiversity & Inclusion
Work-Life BalanceChuo-dori Path Flower Beds

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Brillia Higashi Nakano Parkside Hills

Encouraging Lively Communities

The Tokyo Tatemono Group holds a number of events inwhich many local residents participate to help grow andinvigorate communities.
In Nakano Central Park, many events such as flea
markets and workshops are held throughout the year, using
about 3 hectares of lush green open space (public vacantland, etc.) developed together with neighboring universities
and the government. This initiative to use open spaces increating a lively atmosphere received the 2014 Good DesignAward in the category of Design of Community Development.

At Brillia properties, various initiatives are pursued toencourage people living in newly developed condominiums tointegrate smoothly with their local communities, promoting
regional revitalization.
Brillia Higashi Nakano Parkside Hills (Nakano-ku, Tokyo) isa condominium project that utilizes the former Higashi Nakano
Elementary School site owned by Nakano Ward. This project
aims to encourage the settlement of family households byimproving the environment for childcare and helping foster asense of community among residents. We have added sharedfacilities open to the community and developed a park on anadjacent ward-owned site. We also established an authorized
nursery school “Ohayo Hoikuen Higashi Nakano” operated byTokyo Tatemono Kids, a group company. In addition, as aAdjacent Okanoue Park

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Community Revitalization Through Our Leisure Business

Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata and Brillia City Senri Tsugumodai Receive Good Design Awards

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Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata (Taito Ward, Tokyo)
A Way for Tower Apartments to Coexist with Some of Japan’sGreatest Scenic Spots:

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The site is located in Ueno Ikenohata, a highly utilized area, directlyfacing Shinobazu Pond, a scenic spot. The site location calls fordue consideration for the landscape and nature. However, the areaaround the site and along the road was itself lacking in greeneryand open space.
To address the problem of how to create a tower condominiumthat befits such a scenic location, we created a lattice-like façade
design. This imbues the building with a certain Japanese aesthetic,

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Brillia City Senri-Tsukumodai (Suita City, Osaka)

Work-Life Balance

A Housing Complex Connecting Senri New Town’s
60 Years to the Future—

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Co-creation with Right Holders Opens Up New Possibilities forReconstruction Projects

Senri New Town, where this property is located, has maintained its
greenery even 60 years after the opening of the town. However, thetown as a whole has had to face the issue of aging residents anddeteriorating buildings. Rebuilding this condominium involved
preserving the environment of New Town, while also respecting thewishes of the residents of the former site. Guided by a theme ofco-creation, we engaged in many dialogues with the landowners
from the planning stage. The result is a development that is inharmony with the surrounding townscape.
The exterior of the building is designed with white eaves andmullions to delineate the surface. The palette uses subtle browns,
reflecting the natural beauty of Senri-Minami Park, which is locatednext to the building.
Inside the building, we planned a space that evokes a sense ofabundance. The entrance uses as a motif the senbongoshi style ofgrid-like lattice work, as well as many natural materials. In thewhich compliments the surrounding urban landscape and humanscale neighborhood. In addition, to provide a place for local
residents to interact with each other, we created an open spaceconnecting the west side district and the Kyu-Iwasaki-tei Gardens
with Shinobazu Pond.

Brillia Tower Ueno Ikenohata

Open space surrounded by greenerycommon area, we installed art made of scrap wood, based on thetheme of connecting time. Cherry trees from the previous housing
complex were used for the main entrance art and other materials.
Selection of the trees was led by the landowners. As a result of
these measures, we were able to create a condominium that while
new, also inherits the history of the former property to maintainharmony with Senri New Town. On the soft side, we engaged witha business that operates a café in the park to implement aresident community building program. The program uses theproperty’s common areas and the café as venues for activities
aimed at building connections between the property, the park, andthe residents.

Brillia City Senri Tsugumodai

Regina Resort

Regina Resort, operated by Tokyo Tatemono Resort, is a
special accommodation facility where dogs and their owners
lodge together. Eight Regina Resorts are in operation.
In recent years, pets have become recognized as
members of the family and more accommodations areaccepting pets. Regina Resort was planned from the groundup with dogs in mind. Considerations included floors noteasily scratched or dirtied, a number of useful amenities,
private dog runs for guests, insurance for accidental damage
to facilities, and so on.
These resorts offer guests a sense of ease as they stay with
their dogs, creating new demand for tourism and contributing
to the economic development of their regions.

Regina Resort Karuizawa Mikageyosui

Regina Resort Hakone Ungaiso

Entrance with senbongoshi lattice work

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External Evaluation and Certification for Green Building
Responding to Climate Change
Pollution Control and Resource Recycling
Water Resources
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Responding to Natural Disasters

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Health Management / Occupational Safety and HealthRespect for Human Rights

Ofuro no Osama Bathhouses

Cultural and Social Contribution Activities

Golf Business

The Ofuro no Osama chain of bathhouses operated by Tokyo
Tatemono Resort is designed to enhance local cohesion,interaction, and communication. These bathhouses serve as a
facility for health promotion and preventive medicine as well.
Each of these 9 unique hot bath facilities also features
restaurants and other amenities.
The ofuro, or hot bath, is a leisure activity deeply rooted inJapanese culture. The Tokyo Tatemono Group believes thatproviding a relaxing space helps to create a more abundantsociety. In addition, we focus untiringly on hygiene
management so customers can use our facilities withconfidence. Beyond daily cleaning, sterilization, and water
quality inspection, we perform pipe cleaning with hydrogen
peroxide three times a year for our baths. For hygiene
management at our restaurants, we have created manuals foreach location and partner with external specialists who conduct
hygiene inspections.
By providing a space where customers feel at ease, we
contribute to revitalizing local communication and promoting
the health of local residents.

Tokyo Tatemono Resort currently operates 12 golf courses,
ranging from membership courses with a full club life
experience to public courses with a casual atmosphere.
We believe that a golf course is not only a place for sport,
but also a place for recreation, health care, andcommunication, offering a space where members of the local
community can relax. We also believe that, by properly
managing the green spaces that spread across the vast site,
we can help enrich the local natural environment.
To provide a pleasant club life experience for our customers,
we actively gather customer feedback through various means
such as surveys. We circulate these opinions and requests toall our golf facilities. In addition, we exercise consideration for
the environment in the operation of these facilities, throughmeasures such as the installation of power monitoring displays
and water-saving shower fixtures to reduce the environmental
impact of these facilities.
We will continue to work in harmony with nature, theenvironment, and the local community so that as many people
as possible can enjoy golf.

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Ofuro no Osama,
Koza Shibuya Ekimae StoreOfuro no Osama, Ebina Store

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