This translation of the original Japanese document is provided solely for information purposes.
discrepancy between this translation and the Japanese original, the latter shall prevail.

Should there be any

August 4, 2014
To Our Unitholders:Daiwa Office Investment Corporation
2-1, Ginza 6-chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
Representative: Nobuaki Omura, Executive Director

NOTICE OF CONVOCATION OF THE 8th UNITHOLDERS’ MEETING
We hereby inform you that the 8th unitholders’ meeting of Daiwa Office Investment Corporation (the“Investment Corporation”) will be held in accordance with the following particulars, and you are cordiallyinvited to attend such meeting.
In case you are unable to attend the upcoming meeting, you may vote in writing. In such case,
we would appreciate it if you could indicate whether or not you would approve the agenda to bepresented to the meeting in the enclosed Exercise of Voting Rights Form after reviewing theReference Documents attached hereto, affix your seal thereon, and send such form to us by 5:00
p.m. of August 18, 2014 (Monday).
The Investment Corporation has the following regulation regarding “deemed approval” in its Articles ofIncorporation pursuant to Paragraph 1 of Article 93 of the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment
Corporations. Accordingly, please note that if you do not attend the upcoming unitholders’meeting and fail to exercise your voting rights by using the Exercise of Voting Rights Form, youwill be deemed to have approved the proposals presented to the upcoming unitholders’ meeting.
<Summary of the Articles of Incorporation of the Investment Corporation>
Article 14.
1.

(Deemed Approval)

Any unitholder who does not attend a unitholders’ meeting and does not exercise his/her voting
rights shall be deemed to have approved the proposals presented to such unitholders’ meeting(provided, however, that in cases where two or more proposals are presented and any suchproposal is in conflict in its nature with another proposal, both of such proposals shall be excluded
from such deemed approval).

2.

The number of voting rights held by the unitholder deemed to have approved the proposals inaccordance with the preceding Paragraph shall be counted in the number of voting rights of theunitholders in attendance.

Regards.

Particulars:
1.

Date and Time:

August 19, 2014 (Tuesday) at 10:00 a.m.

2.

Daiwa Conference Hall, 18th Floor, GranTokyo North Tower,
9-1, Marunouchi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

3.

Purpose of the Meeting:
Agenda:Proposal 1:

Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation

Proposal 2:

Election of One Executive Director

Proposal 3:

Election of One Substitute Executive Director

Proposal 4:

Election of Two Supervisory Directors
The details of the agenda are as set forth in the following “Reference
Documents for Unitholders’ Meeting”.

- End _______________________________________________________________________•

If you plan to attend the meeting, please submit the enclosed Exercise of Voting Rights Form to
the receptionist at the meeting.

•If it becomes necessary to amend any of the matters required to be described in the Reference
Documents for Unitholders’ Meeting, amended documents will be posted on the Investment
Corporation’s website (http://www.daiwa-office.co.jp/).

•You may appoint one of other unitholders having voting rights to act as your proxy and to
exercise your voting rights at the upcoming unitholders’ meeting. In such case, the proxy shallbe required to submit any documentary evidence of the authority to act as your proxy, together
with the Exercise of Voting Rights Form, to the receptionist at the meeting.

•If you intend to take diverse exercise of your voting rights, please notify the Investment
Corporation in writing of such intention, as well as the reason therefor, at least three (3) working
days prior to the date of the upcoming unitholders’ meeting (i.e., on or prior to August 14, 2014).

•

If you redundantly exercise your voting rights by using the Exercise of Voting Rights Form, only
the vote lastly made shall be deemed to be effective.

•

After the unitholders’ meeting, a briefing session on the operational management will be held at
the same venue by Daiwa Real Estate Asset Management Co., Ltd., the Asset Manager of DOI.

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This translation of the original Japanese document is provided solely for information purposes.

Should there be any

discrepancy between this translation and the Japanese original, the latter shall prevail.

Reference Documents for Unitholders’ Meeting
Proposals and Reference Information:
Proposal 1: Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation
1.

Summary of Proposal and Reasons for Amendments:(1) With the Act for Partial Revision of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, Etc. (Act No. 45
of 2013) (the “Act for Revision of FIEA, Etc.”), which was promulgated on June 19, 2013, leading
to revision of the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations (Act No. 198 of 1951;
including amendments thereto) (the “Investment Trusts Act”), it is proposed to establish newprovisions or amend provisions as follows:① It is proposed to establish new provisions to the effect that the Investment Corporation
investment units may be acquired with compensation by agreement with unitholders (Article
8, Paragraph 2).
② As provisions to the effect that a unitholders’ meeting shall be convened on a certain date orafter that date without delay, it is proposed to establish new provisions to the effect that aunitholders’ meeting of the Investment Corporation shall be convened on August 1, 2016 orafter said date without delay and convened every two years thereafter on August 1 or after
said date without delay (first sentence of Paragraph 3 of Article 9 of the proposed
amendments) and new provisions to the effect that a unitholders’ meeting shall be
convened as needed when necessary (second sentence of Paragraph 3 of Article 9 of the
proposed amendments). In addition, it is proposed to make the required amendments to theprovisions pertaining to the frequency of holding of unitholders’ meetings and the term ofoffice of directors because, in the event that the provisions of the first sentence ofParagraph 3 of Article 9 of the proposed amendments are in place, the term of office of adirector can be set to be until the conclusion of the unitholders’ meeting at which theappointment of directors is an agenda that is held within 30 days of the day following thedate on which two years has elapsed from the appointment of the director by resolution of
the unitholders’ meeting (Article 9, Paragraph 1; and Article 18, Paragraph 2).
③ It is proposed to establish new provisions to the effect that a unitholders’ meeting that is tobe held before 25 months have elapsed from the date of the immediately preceding
unitholders’ meeting that was held in accordance with the provisions of the first sentence ofParagraph 3 of Article 9 of the proposed amendments shall not require public notice of thedate of the unitholders’ meeting and new provisions of the record date providing theunitholders who are entitled to exercise rights at the concerned unitholders’ meeting(proviso of Paragraph 4 of Article 9 of the proposed amendments; and first sentence ofArticle 15 of the proposed amendments).
④ It is proposed to establish new supplementary provisions to the effect that, of the newprovisions and amendments above, those that become effective on the date on which therelated revision of the Investment Trusts Act comes into effect shall become effective onsuch date (Article 35).
(2) It is proposed to align the basic policy of asset management provided in the Articles ofIncorporation and make the required amendments in line with establishment of new provisions
that “in cases where the purpose is to manage assets as investments in mainly real estate, etc.

3assets (meaning real estate, real estate lease rights and superficies, and trust beneficial
interests entrusting such assets only), state to that effect” as details of “targets and policy ofasset management” that are matters to be stated in the Articles of Incorporation following part of
the Act for Revision of FIEA, Etc. coming into effect on April 1, 2014 and the Ordinance for
Enforcement of the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations (Prime Minister’s
Office Ordinance No. 129 of 2000; including amendments thereto) having been revised (“Basic
Policy of Asset Management” and 1. of “Targets of Asset Management” of Appendix 1 - “Targets
and Policy of Asset Management”).
(3) It is proposed to make amendments to part of the provisions concerning the period that a
resolution pertaining to the appointment of a substitute director remains in force in order forallowance in cases where the director who is to be substituted is not appointed at theunitholders’ meeting at which the substitute director was appointed (Article 18, Paragraph 3).
(4) It is proposed to make amendments concerning types of assets that are the targets of asset
management in order to allow investment in assets that are recognized as being necessary or
useful in accordance with the basic policy of asset management of the Investment Corporation(5. of “Targets of Asset Management” of Appendix 1 - “Targets and Policy of AssetManagement”).
(5) It is proposed to amend, unify and clarify expressions as necessary to conform to the transitionof The Investment Trusts Association, Japan from an incorporated association to a generalincorporated association, effective January 4, 2013, and to those in the Investment Trusts Act
and other laws and regulations applicable to the Investment Corporation, as well as to add anddelete provisions, amend the wording, renumber the Articles, etc. as necessary in addition to theforegoing (Article 4; Article 5, Paragraph 3; Article 9, Paragraph 2 and Paragraph 3; Article 10;
Article 11; Article 12; Article 13; Article 13-2; Article 15; Article 17; Article 19; Article 20; Article 21;
Article 22; Article 26; Article 27; Article 30; Article 32; Article 33; Article 34; 5. of “Targets of AssetManagement” of Appendix 1 - “Targets and Policy of Asset Management;” and Appendix 2 “Methods, Standards and Record Date for Asset Valuation”).

42. Details of Amendments:

The details of the amendments to the Articles of Incorporation are as follows.
(Amendments are shown with underline.)
Current Provisions

Proposed Amendments

Article 4 (Method of Public Notice)

Article 4 (Method of Public Notice)

The public notice of the Investment Corporation shall be by themethod of publication in The Nikkei.

The public notice of the Investment Corporation shall be bypublication in The Nikkei.

Article 5 (Total Number of Investment Units Authorized)
1. [Omitted]
2. [Omitted]
3. Within the scope of the number of investment units in
Paragraph 1 and with the approval of the Board of Directors,
the Executive Directors of the Investment Corporation may
solicit persons to subscribe for investment units it issues.
The amount to be paid in per unit for the investment units forsubscription (meaning the investment units allotted to persons
who have applied to subscribe for the investment units in
response to the solicitation) shall be provided equally forevery issuance date in an amount determined by the
Executive Directors as an amount that is fair in light of thecontent of the assets belonging to the Investment Corporation(the “assets under management”) and approved by the Boardof Directors.

Article 5 (Total Number of Investment Units Authorized)
1. [No amendment]
2. [No amendment]
3. Within the scope of the total number of investment units
authorized in Paragraph 1 and with the approval of the Boardof Directors, the Investment Corporation may solicit persons
to subscribe for investment units it issues. The amount to be
paid in per unit for the investment units for subscription(meaning the investment units allotted to persons who haveapplied to subscribe for the investment units in response to
the solicitation) shall be an amount determined by the
Executive Directors as an amount that is fair in light of thecontent of the assets held by the Investment Corporation (the“assets under management”) and approved by the Board of
Directors.

Article 8 (Refund of Investment Units at Request of Unitholders)

Article 8 (Refund of Investment Units at Request of Unitholders
and Acquisition of Own Investment Units by Agreement)
1. The Investment Corporation shall not refund investment units
at the request of unitholders.
2. The Investment Corporation may acquire the Investment
Corporation investment units with compensation byagreement with unitholders.

The Investment Corporation shall not refund investment units
at the request of unitholders.
[Newly established]5

Current Provisions

Proposed Amendments

Article 9 (Convocation)
1. The General Meeting of Unitholders of the Investment
Corporation shall be held at a venue in the Tokyo 23 wards
and held at least once every two years.
2. [Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)][Newly established]

Article 9 (Convocation)
1. The General Meeting of Unitholders of the Investment
Corporation shall be held at a venue in the Tokyo 23 wards.

3. In order to convene the General Meeting of Unitholders, theExecutive Directors shall give public notice of the date of theGeneral Meeting of Unitholders no later than two months prior
to that date and send notice thereof in writing to unitholders
more than two weeks prior to that date.

2. [No amendment]
3. The General Meeting of Unitholders of the Investment
Corporation shall be convened on August 1, 2016 or after
said date without delay and convened every two years
thereafter on August 1 or after said date without delay. In
addition, the Investment Corporation may convene a General
Meeting of Unitholders as needed when necessary.
4. In order to convene the General Meeting of Unitholders, theExecutive Directors shall give public notice of the date of theGeneral Meeting of Unitholders no later than two months prior
to that date and send notice thereof in writing to unitholders
more than two weeks prior to that date; provided, however,that the public notice shall not be required to be given incases where the General Meeting of Unitholders is to be held
before 25 months have elapsed from the date of theimmediately preceding General Meeting of Unitholders thatwas held in accordance with the provisions of the first
sentence of the preceding Paragraph.

Article 10 (Chairperson)[Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)]

Article 10 (Chairperson)[No amendment]

Article 11 (Resolution)

Article 11 (Resolution)

Unless otherwise provided for in laws and regulations or these
Articles of Incorporation, resolutions of the General Meeting ofUnitholders shall be passed with a majority of the voting rights of
the unitholders in attendance.

Unless otherwise provided for in laws and regulations or these
Articles of Incorporation, resolutions of the General Meeting ofUnitholders shall be passed by a majority of the voting rights of
the unitholders in attendance.

Article 12 (Exercise of Voting Rights by Proxy)
1. Unitholders may exercise voting rights by appointing one
other unitholder having voting rights in the Investment
Corporation to act as proxy.
2. The unitholder or the unitholder appointed as proxy in thepreceding Paragraph must submit to the Investment
Corporation a document evidencing the authority of proxy inadvance for every General Meeting of Unitholders.

Article 12 (Exercise of Voting Rights by Proxy)
1. Unitholders may exercise their voting rights by appointing one
other unitholder having voting rights in the Investment
Corporation to act as proxy.
2. The unitholder or the unitholder appointed as proxy in thepreceding Paragraph must submit to the Investment
Corporation a document evidencing the authority of proxy inadvance for each General Meeting of Unitholders.

Article 13 (Exercise of Voting Rights in Writing)
1. [Omitted]
2. The number of voting rights exercised in writing shall be
included in the number of voting rights of the unitholders inattendance.

Article 13 (Exercise of Voting Rights in Writing)
1. [No amendment]
2. The number of voting rights exercised in writing as prescribedin the preceding Paragraph shall be included in the number ofvoting rights of the unitholders in attendance.

Article 13-2 (Exercise of Voting Rights by Electromagnetic
Means)
1. [Omitted]
2. The number of voting rights exercised by electromagnetic
means shall be included in the number of voting rights of theunitholders in attendance.

Article 13-2 (Exercise of Voting Rights by Electromagnetic
Means)
1. [No amendment]
2. The number of voting rights exercised by electromagnetic
means as prescribed in the preceding Paragraph shall be
included in the number of voting rights of the unitholders inattendance.

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Current Provisions

Proposed Amendments

Article 15 (Record Date)

Article 15 (Record Date)

When the Investment Corporation finds it necessary, byresolution of the Board of Directors and by giving public notice inadvance in accordance with laws and regulations, the Investment
Corporation may determine the unitholders or registeredpledgees of investment units stated or recorded in the final
register of unitholders on a certain date as the unitholders or
registered pledgees of investment units who are to exercise theirvoting rights.

In cases where the Investment Corporation is to convene theGeneral Meeting of Unitholders pursuant to the provisions of thefirst sentence of Paragraph 3 of Article 9, the Investment
Corporation shall determine the unitholders or registeredpledgees of investment units stated or recorded in the final
register of unitholders on the last day of May 2016 and the last
day of May of every two years thereafter as the unitholders or
registered pledgees of investment units who may exercise rights
at such General Meeting of Unitholders. In addition, in cases
where the Investment Corporation is to convene the General
Meeting of Unitholders pursuant to the provisions of the second
sentence of Paragraph 3 of Article 9, the unitholders or
registered pledgees of investment units who may exercise rights
at such General Meeting of Unitholders shall, in principle, be theunitholders or registered pledgees of investment units stated orrecorded in the final register of unitholders as of the record date
determined by the Investment Corporation by resolution of theBoard of Directors and for which public notice is given in advancein accordance with laws and regulations.

Article 17 (Number of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors, and Composition of the Board of Directors)

Article 17 (Number of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors, and Composition of the Board of Directors)[Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)][No amendment]

Article 18 (Term of Office of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors)

Article 18 (Term of Office of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors)

1. [Omitted]

1. [No amendment]

2. The term of office of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors shall be two years from assumption of office;provided, however, that the term of office of Executive
Directors and Supervisory Directors who are appointed as
substitute or additional Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors shall be the same as the remaining period of theterm of office of the person who was previously or who iscurrently in office.

2. The term of office of Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors shall be two years from assumption of office;provided, however, that this shall not preclude the extendingor shortening of such period by resolution of the General
Meeting of Unitholders within the limit provided by laws andregulations. In addition, the term of office of Executive
Directors and Supervisory Directors who are appointed as
substitute or additional Executive Directors and Supervisory
Directors shall be the same as the remaining period of theterm of office of the person who was previously or who iscurrently in office.

3. The period that a resolution pertaining to the appointment of a
substitute Executive Director or Supervisory Director remains
in force shall be until expiry of the term of office of the
Executive Director or Supervisory Director who is to be
substituted appointed at the General Meeting of Unitholders
at which the concerned resolution was passed; provided,
however, that this shall not preclude the shortening of such
period by resolution of the General Meeting of Unitholders.

3. The period that a resolution pertaining to the appointment of a
substitute Executive Director or Supervisory Director remains
in force shall be until expiry of the term of office of the
Executive Director or Supervisory Director who is to be
substituted appointed at the General Meeting of Unitholders
at which the concerned resolution was passed (in cases
where the Executive Director or Supervisory Director who is
to be substituted was not appointed at the concerned General
Meeting of Unitholders, then the immediately preceding
General Meeting of Unitholders at which the Executive
Director or Supervisory Director was appointed); provided,
however, that this shall not preclude the shortening of such
period by resolution of the General Meeting of Unitholders.

Article 19 (Executive Directors’ and Supervisory Directors’Compensation Payment Standards)

Article 19 (Standards for Payment of Executive Directors’ andSupervisory Directors’ Compensation)[Omitted][No amendment]7

Current Provisions

Proposed Amendments

Article 20 (Executive Directors’ and Supervisory Directors’
Exemption from Liability)

Article 20 (Executive Directors’ and Supervisory Directors’
Exemption from Liability for Damages)

Concerning the liability for damages of Executive Directors or
Supervisory Directors provided in Paragraph 1 of Article 115-6 ofthe Investment Trusts Act, in cases where the Executive
Directors or Supervisory Directors have performed their duties ingood faith and without gross negligence and when theInvestment Corporation finds it particularly necessary, taking into
consideration the details of the facts that are the source ofliability, the status of execution of the duties of the Executive
Directors or Supervisory Directors and any other circumstances,
an exemption from liability for damages may be granted by theInvestment Corporation by resolution of the Board of Directors
within the limit provided by laws and regulations.

Concerning the liability for damages of Executive Directors or
Supervisory Directors provided in Paragraph 1 of Article 115-6 ofthe Investment Trusts Act, in cases where the Executive
Directors or Supervisory Directors have performed their duties ingood faith and without gross negligence and when theInvestment Corporation finds it particularly necessary, taking into
consideration the details of the facts that are the source ofliability, the status of execution of the duties of the Executive
Directors or Supervisory Directors and any other circumstances,
an exemption from liability for damages may be granted by theInvestment Corporation by resolution of the Board of Directors
within the limit of the amount provided by laws and regulations.

Article 21 (Convocation and Chairperson)
1. [Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)]
2. The notice of convocation of the meeting of the Board of
Directors shall be sent to all Executive Directors andSupervisory Directors at least three days prior to the date of
the meeting of the Board of Directors; provided, however, thatthe convocation period may be shortened or convocation
procedures omitted when the consent of all Executive
Directors and Supervisory Directors is obtained.

Article 21 (Convocation and Chairperson)
1. [No amendment]
2. The notice of convocation of the meeting of the Board of
Directors shall be sent to all Executive Directors andSupervisory Directors at least three days prior to the date of
the meeting of the Board of Directors; provided, however, thatthe meeting of the Board of Directors may be held without
following the convocation procedures when the consent of all
Executive Directors and Supervisory Directors is obtained.

Article 22 (Resolution)[Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)]

Article 22 (Resolution)[No amendment]

Article 26 (Term of Office of Accounting Auditors)
1. [Omitted]
2. When it is not resolved otherwise at the General Meeting ofUnitholders prescribed in the preceding paragraph,
Accounting Auditors shall be deemed to have beenreappointed at that General Meeting of Unitholders.

Article 26 (Term of Office of Accounting Auditors)
1. [No amendment]
2. When it is not resolved otherwise at the General Meeting ofUnitholders prescribed in the preceding paragraph,
Accounting Auditors shall be deemed to have beenreappointed at said General Meeting of Unitholders.

Article 27 (Accounting Auditors’ Compensation Payment
Standards)
The compensation for accounting auditors shall be an amountdetermined by the Board of Directors that is no more than 20
million yen every accounting period subject to an audit and shallbe paid no later than four months after said business period.

Article 27 (Standards for Payment of Accounting Auditors’Compensation)
The compensation for accounting auditors shall be an amountdetermined by the Board of Directors that is no more than 20
million yen for each accounting period subject to an audit andshall be paid no later than four months after said business period.

Article 30 (Maximum Amount, Etc. of Loans and Investment
Corporation Bonds Issuance)
1. The Investment Corporation may borrow funds or issue
investment corporation
bonds(including
short-term
investment corporation bonds; the same shall apply
hereinafter) for the purpose of securing of stable revenue andsteady growth of assets under management. Furthermore,in cases where funds are to be borrowed, borrowing shall belimited to those from qualified institutional investors stipulated
in Item 1 of Paragraph 3 of Article 2 of the Financial
Instruments and Exchange Act (Act No. 25 of 1948; including
amendments thereto) (the “FIEA”) (provided, however, that
this shall be limited to institutional investors stipulated in
Article 67-15 of the Act on Special Measures Concerning
Taxation (Act No. 26 of 1957; including amendments thereto)(the “Special Taxation Measures Act”)).

Article 30 (Maximum Amount, Etc. of Loans and Investment
Corporation Bonds Issuance)
1. The Investment Corporation may borrow funds or issue
investment
corporation
bonds(including
short-term
investment corporation bonds; the same shall apply
hereinafter) for the purpose of securing of stable revenue andsteady growth of assets under management; provided,
however, that the use or purpose of the funds procured
through issuance of short-term investment corporation bonds
shall be limited to the scope provided by laws andregulations. Furthermore, in cases where funds are to beborrowed, borrowing shall be limited to those from qualified
institutional investors stipulated in Item 1 of Paragraph 3 ofArticle 2 of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (ActNo. 25 of 1948; including amendments thereto) (the “FIEA”)(provided, however, that this shall be limited to institutional
investors stipulated in Article 67-15 of the Act on Special
Measures Concerning Taxation (Act No. 26 of 1957; including
amendments thereto) (the “Special Taxation Measures Act”)).

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Proposed Amendments

2. ~ 4. [Omitted]

2. ~ 4. [No amendment]

Article 32 (Policy for Cash Distribution)(1) [Omitted](2) Cash Distribution in Excess of Earnings[Omitted (amendment does not affect the English translation)](3) ~ (5) [Omitted]

Article 32 (Policy for Cash Distribution)(1) [No amendment](2) Cash Distribution in Excess of Earnings[No amendment](3) ~ (5) [No amendment]

Article 33 (Asset Management Fees to the Asset Manager)

Article 33 (Standards for Payment of Asset Management Fees to
the Asset Manager)[No amendment][Omitted]
Article 34 (Entrustment of Business Affairs and Business)
1. [Omitted]
2. The Investment Corporation shall entrust the business affairs
pertaining to business other than those pertaining tomanagement and custody of assets that are business affairs
provided in Article 117 of the Investment Trusts Act (the“general business affairs”) to third parties.
3. Concerning business affairs related to solicitation of persons
to subscribe for investment units and investment corporation
bonds that the Investment Corporation issues, preparationand keeping of the register of investment corporation bonds
and other business affairs related to the register of investment
corporation bonds, business affairs related to issuance ofinvestment securities and investment corporation bondcertificates, and business affairs pertaining to creditors ofinvestment corporation bonds (meaning the business affairs
provided in Item 4 and Item 5 of Paragraph 2 of Article 169 of
the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Act on Investment
Trusts and Investment Corporations (Prime Minister’s Office
Ordinance No. 129 of 2000; including amendments thereto)),each of these business affairs shall be entrusted to a generaladministrator specified by the Board of Directors as
appropriate.

Article 34 (Entrustment of Business Affairs and Business)
1. [No amendment]
2. The Investment Corporation shall entrust the affairs pertaining
to business other than business pertaining to management
and custody of assets that are affairs provided in Article 117of the Investment Trusts Act to third parties.

[Newly established]

Chapter 11 Supplementary Provisions[Newly established]

Article 35 (Entry into Force of Revisions)
1. The revision pertaining to new establishment of Paragraph 2
of Article 8 and amendment of the heading of Article 8 shallbecome effective on the date on which the revision of theInvestment Trusts Act allowing investment corporations toacquire own investment units with compensation byagreement with unitholders comes into effect.
2. The revision pertaining to new establishment of Paragraph 3
of Article 9 and amendment of Article 15 shall become
effective on the date on which the revision of the Investment
Trusts Act allowing omission of public notice in theprocedures for convocation of a general meeting ofunitholders comes into effect.

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3. Concerning business affairs related to solicitation of persons
to subscribe for investment units and investment corporation
bonds that the Investment Corporation issues, preparationand keeping of the register of investment corporation bonds
and other business affairs related to the register of investment
corporation bonds, business affairs related to issuance ofinvestment securities and investment corporation bondcertificates, and business affairs pertaining to creditors ofinvestment corporation bonds (meaning the business affairs
provided in Item 4 and Item 5 of Paragraph 2 of Article 169 of
the Ordinance for Enforcement of the Act on Investment
Trusts and Investment Corporations (Prime Minister’s Office
Ordinance No. 129 of 2000; including amendments thereto)(the “Investment Trusts Act Enforcement Ordinance”)), eachof these business affairs shall be entrusted to a generaladministrator specified by the Board of Directors as
appropriate.

Current Provisions
Appendix 1

Proposed Amendments

Targets and Policy of Asset Management

Appendix 1

Targets and Policy of Asset Management(Basic Policy of Asset Management)(Basic Policy of Asset Management)

The Investment Corporation shall aim to maximize returns forunitholders by striving for securing of stable revenue andsustainable growth of investment assets into the future.

The Investment Corporation shall manage assets undermanagement as investments in mainly real estate, etc. assets(meaning those provided in the Investment Trusts Act
Enforcement Ordinance), and aim to maximize returns forunitholders by striving for securing of stable revenue andsustainable growth of assets under management into the future.

(Targets of Asset Management)(Targets of Asset Management)

1. The Investment Corporation shall set real estate, etc. listed in
Paragraph 2 and real estate-backed securities listed in
Paragraph 3 as the major investment targets.

1. The Investment Corporation shall invest in real estate, etc.
listed in Paragraph 2 and real estate-backed securities listed
in Paragraph 3 in accordance with the “Basic Policy of AssetManagement.”

2. ~ 4. [Omitted]

2. ~ 4. [No amendment]

5. In addition to the specified assets provided in Paragraph 2
through Paragraph 4, the Investment Corporation may invest
in the assets listed below in cases where necessary ininvesting in real estate.

5. In addition to the specified assets provided in Paragraph 2
through Paragraph 4, the Investment Corporation may invest
in the assets listed below in cases where necessary ininvesting in real estate.

(1)[Omitted](1)[No amendment](2)

Investment equity in limited liability companies
pursuant to the Companies Act (Act No. 86 of 2005;
including amendments thereto) (provided, however,excluding those falling under the category of securities)(2)

Copyrights, etc. pursuant to the Copyright Act (Act No.
48 of 1970; including amendments thereto)(3)[Omitted](3)[No amendment](4)[Omitted](4)[No amendment](5)

Movables provided in the Civil Code (Act No. 89 of
1896; including amendments thereto) (limited to thosethat are equipment/facilities, fixtures or other additions toreal estate in terms of structure or use)

(5)

Movables provided in the Civil Code (Act No. 89 of
1896; including amendments thereto) (the “Civil Code”)(limited to those that are equipment/facilities, fixtures orother additions to real estate in terms of structure or
use)

(6)

[Omitted](6)[No amendment][Newly established](7)

Investment equity in partnerships under the Civil Code(provided, however, excluding those falling under the
category of securities listed in Paragraph 4 andParagraph 7)[Newly established](8)

Various types of casualty insurance contracts andunderlying rights or interests[Newly established](9)

Rights to use source of hot springs andequipment/facilities, etc. of the concerned hot springs
provided in the Hot Springs Act(7)[Omitted](10) [No amendment](8)[Omitted](11) [No amendment]

6. [Omitted]
Appendix 2
Valuation

6. [No amendment]
Methods, Standards and Record Date for Asset

1. The Investment Corporation’s asset valuation methods shallbe provided for every type of asset under management asfollows:(1) ~ (8) [Omitted]

Appendix 2
Valuation

Methods, Standards and Record Date for Asset

1. The Investment Corporation’s asset valuation methods shallbe provided for each type of asset under management asfollows:(1) ~ (8) [No amendment]

2. [Omitted]

2. [No amendment]

3. [Omitted]

3. [No amendment]

10Proposal 2: Election of One Executive Director

As the term of office of the incumbent Executive Director (Nobuyaki Omura) will expire on August20, 2014, it is proposed to elect one replacement Executive Director (Nobuaki Omura). The termof office of the Executive Director to be elected based on such agenda shall be two (2) years
beginning on August 21, 2014.
Please note that this proposal concerning the election of an Executive Director has been submitted tothe meeting based on the unanimous approval by the Supervisory Directors of the Investment
Corporation.

The candidate for the Executive Director is as follows.
Name(Date of Birth)

Career summary
Apr. 1971
May 1996
Feb. 1997
Jun. 1997
Oct. 1997

NobuakiOmura(Sep. 24,
1948)

Dec. 1997
Nov. 1998
Feb. 1999
Apr. 1999
Feb. 2000
Apr. 2001
Jun. 2002
Jun. 2003
Apr. 2006
Apr. 2010
Mar. 2012
Aug. 2012
May 2013

Number ofInvestment
Units of theInvestment
Corporation
Held

Joined Daiwa Securities Co. Ltd. (currently, Daiwa Securities GroupInc.)
Head of Accounting Department and Operating Department
Head of Fixed Income Department
Director
General Manager of Fixed Income & Treasury and Derivative
Products
Officer of Financial Products
Officer of Financial Products and International Operating Department
Senior Officer of Investment Bank Operation and Overseas Office
Executive Managing Director of Daiwa SB Capital Markets Co. Ltd.
Senior Officer of Investment Bank Operator and Overseas Office
Officer of Investment Bank Operation, M&A and Structured Finance
Senior Officer of Corporate Finance and Officer of Principal Finance
Senior Officer of Overseas
Senior Executive Director
President, Daiwa SB Investments Ltd.
Special Advisor
Resigned from Special Advisor
Executive Director of Daiwa Office Investment Corporation (current
position)
Director of Tokyo Individualized Educational Institute, Inc. (current
position)

None* The above-mentioned candidate for the Executive Director has no special vested interest in the Investment
Corporation.
* The above-mentioned candidates for the Executive Director currently supervise, as Executive Directors, the overall
operation of the Investment Corporation performed by the Executive Director.

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Proposal 3: Election of One Substitute Executive Director

In preparation for any insufficiency for the Investment Corporation in the number of Executive
Directors legally required, it is proposed to elect one substitute Executive Director in advance.
Please note that this agenda concerning the election of a substitute Executive Director has been
submitted to the meeting based on the unanimous approval by the Supervisory Directors of theInvestment Corporation at the Board of Directors meeting held on July 17, 2014.
The candidate for the substitute Executive Director is as follows.
Name(Date of Birth)

Career summary
Apr. 1992
May 2004
Feb. 2006

YoshikiNishigaki(January 28,
1969)

Mar. 2007
Mar. 2008
Nov. 2008
May 2010
Aug. 2010
Feb. 2011
Apr. 2012
Oct. 2013
Apr. 2014

Number ofInvestment
Units of theInvestment
Corporation
Held

Joined Citi Trust Bank
Joined K.K. daVinci Advisors
Transferred K.K. daVinci Select (currently, Daiwa Real Estate AssetManagement Co., Ltd.)
Director IR General Planning
President
Executive Director of Daiwa Office Investment Corporation
Executive Deputy Director of Daiwa Real Estate Asset Management
Co., Ltd.
Resigned from Executive Director
Executive Deputy Director and Director of Advisory Service of Daiwa
Real Estate Asset Management Co., Ltd.
Executive Deputy Director and Director of Fund Operation
Executive Deputy Director and Director of Sales Implementation andFund Operation
Executive Deputy Director and Director of Fund Operation (current
position)

20 units* The above-mentioned candidate for the substitute Executive Director currently serves as Vice President andRepresentative Director of Daiwa Real Estate Asset Management Co. Ltd. The above-mentioned candidate for thesubstitute Executive Director has no special vested interest in the Investment Corporation.

As for the above-mentioned candidate for the substitute Executive Director, the Board of Directorsof the Investment Corporation may annul the election of such person before the assumption of
office by such person.
Proposal 4: Election of Two Supervisory Directors

The term of office of each of the incumbent two Supervisory Directors (i.e., Messrs. Takayuki
Hiraishi and Hiroshi Sakuma) will expire on August 20, 2014. So it is proposed to elect the same
persons to the same offices again.
The term of office of the Supervisory Directors to be elected based on this proposal shall be two(2) years from August 21, 2014, the date of assumption of office, in accordance with theprovisions of the main text of Paragraph 2 of Article 18 of the Articles of Incorporation of the12Investment Corporation.
The candidates for the Supervisory Directors are as follows.
Candidate
NumberName(Date of Birth)

Career summary
Apr. 1992
Sep. 1995
Sep. 1996

1

Takayuki Hiraishi(October 16, 1965)

Sep. 1997
July 2005
Jan. 2014

Registered as Attorney-at-law; joined Spring Partners(formerly known as Okinobu, Ishihara & Sei Law Office)Studied abroad at University of Connecticut School of Law
Joined Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP (formerly
known as Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro LLP), Los Angeles
OfficeReturned to Spring Partners (current position)
Named Supervisory Director of the Investment
Corporation (current position)
Named Supervisory Director of Nippon Healthcare
Investment Corporation (current position)

Number ofInvestment Unitsof the Investment

None

Corporation Held

Candidate
Number2

Name(Date of Birth)

Hiroshi Sakuma(January 28, 1959)

Career summary
Apr. 1983
Sep. 1989
Apr. 1991
Sep. 1995
July 1996
Apr. 1998
May 2000
July 2005
Jan. 2014

Joined NEC Corporation
Joined Arthur Andersen
Joined Coopers & Lybrand
Joined Smith Barney Securities Inc.
Joined Salomon Brothers Securities (Asia) Inc.
Established Sakuma CPA Firm (current position)
Named Director of Just Planning Inc. (current position)
Named Supervisory Director of the Investment
Corporation (current position)
Named Supervisory Director of Nippon Healthcare
Investment Corporation (current position)

Number ofInvestment Unitsof the Investment

None

Corporation Held
* Both of the above-mentioned candidates for the Supervisory Directors currently supervise, as Supervisory Directors,
the overall operation of the Investment Corporation performed by the Executive Director.
* Mr. Hiroshi Sakuma, out of the above-mentioned candidates for the Supervisory Directors, heads Sakuma CPA
Office.
* Both of the above-mentioned candidates for the Supervisory Directors have no special vested interest in theInvestment Corporation.

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Reference Information:
If any of the proposals submitted to the upcoming unitholders’ meeting are in conflict with eachother, the provisions concerning “deemed approvals” provided for in Paragraph 1 of Article 93 of the
Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporation and in Paragraph 1 of Article 14 of thecurrent Articles of Incorporation of the Investment Corporation shall not apply to any of suchproposals.
Proposals 1 through 4 above include no conflicting proposals.
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