Disclaimer
The following is an English translation of original Japanese documents, prepared solely for the convenience ofand reference by overseas investors. If there exist any discrepancies between the original Japanese language andEnglish translation, the Japanese languagewill always prevail. Neither ADR nor AD Investment Management
Co., Ltd shall be liable for this translation or any loss or damage arising from the translation
October 10, 2013
To Our Unitholders
Advance Residence Investment Corporation
3-26 Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Kenji Kousaka, Executive Director
Convocation Notice for 2nd General Unitholders’ Meeting
It is with pleasure that we invite you to attend the 2nd General Unitholders’ Meeting of ADR, which will beheld as set out below.
If you are unable to attend, you may exercise your voting rights in writing, so please consider theReference Materials for General Unitholders’ Meeting set out below, indicate your approval ordisapproval on the enclosed Form for Exercising Voting Rights, and then return the form so that it arrives
by no later than 5:00 P.M. on October 24, 2013 (Thursday).
In accordance with Article 93, Paragraph 1, of the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations (ActNo. 198 of 1951; as amended) (the “Investment Trusts Act”), ADR has made provision for ‘deemed approval’ in
Article 14, Paragraph 1 and 2, of ADR’s current Articles of Incorporation as set out below. Please therefore notethat if you are unable to attend the General Unitholders’ Meeting and do not exercise your voting rights
with the Form for Exercising Voting Rights, you will be deemed to have approved each of the proposals
being discussed at the meeting.
(Excerpt from ADR’s current Articles of Incorporation)
Article 14
Deemed Approval
1. If a unitholder is not present at a general unitholders’ meeting and does not exercise his or her voting
rights, the unitholder will be deemed to have approved the proposals submitted to the general unitholders’meeting (excluding, if more than one proposal is submitted and the import of two or more proposals
conflict with each other, all such proposals of conflicting import).
2. The number of voting rights represented by the unitholders who are deemed to have approved the
proposals under the preceding Paragraph are counted in the number of voting rights represented by theunitholders present.
Meeting Details
1. Time and Date

October 25, 2013 (Friday)

10:00A.M.

2. Location

Station Conference Tokyo
602, 6th Floor, Sapia Tower
1-7-12 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo(Please see the Map to General Unitholders’ Meeting at the end of this notice.)

3. Matters that are the Purpose of the General Unitholders’ Meeting
Matters for Resolution
Proposal No. 1

Changes in Articles of Incorporation

Proposal No. 2

Appointment of 1 Executive Director

Proposal No. 3

Appointment of 1 Substitute Executive Director

Proposal No. 4

Appointment of 2 Supervisory Directors

Proposal No. 5

Appointment of 2 Substitute Supervisory Directors---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------NB

On the day of the meeting, please submit the enclosed Form for Exercising Voting Rights to venue’s reception.
If a proxy will attend in your place, please submit the power of proxy together with the Form for Exercising Voting Rights tovenue’s reception. However, in accordance with Article 12, Paragraph 1, of ADR’s current Articles of Incorporation, the proxymust be one other ADR unitholder with voting rights.
◎ After the closing of the General Unitholders’ Meeting on the same day, a Management Performance Briefing will be held by
ADR’s asset management company AD Investment Management Co., Ltd. at the same venue. ADR kindly asks that you also
attend the briefing.
◎ How to find out about amendments to Reference Materials for General Unitholders’ Meeting
If it becomes necessary to amend matters that ought to be set out in the Reference Materials for General Unitholders’ Meeting, theamended matters will be posted on ADR’s website at http://www.adr-reit.com/.
◎◎Reference Materials for General Unitholders’ Meeting
Proposals and Matters for Reference
Proposal No. 1

Changes in Articles of Incorporation

1. Reasons for Changes(1) With the revision on June 12, 2013, the Act on Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations (Act No. 198 of1951; including subsequent revisions) aimed at implementing measures to diversify the capital policy measure
available for investment corporations, it has become possible to acquire its own investment units for aconsideration based on the agreement of unitholders without having to make any new changes to the Articles ofIncorporation. A new provision is to be established assuming this revision is put into effect.

(2) The necessary modifications to the wording are to be made accompanying the change of the Investment Trusts
Association, Japan from an incorporated association to a general incorporated association as of January 4, 2013.

(3) A partial addition is to be made concerning the assets invested in to clarify that real estate for which the primary
use is rental housing may include multiple real estate properties which were developed or used as a single entity
where due to laws and regulations or other circumstances consists of single real estate properties which theprimary use may not be rental housing.

(4) Changes are to be made to the asset management fee structure, to strengthen the link between unitholders’interest and the amount of fees that are paid to the asset management company.

(5) A new provision is to be made concerning the asset management fees that are paid to the asset managementcompany when assets are acquired by the Investment Corporation through mergers.

(6) Other modifications are to be made to phrasing and wording as required.

22. List of Changes
The changes is as follows: (Changes are underlined)
Current Articles of Incorporation

Proposed Changes

Article 8 (Refund of Payment for Investment Units upon
Request of Unitholder)

Article 8

The Investment Corporation shall not refund the payment
for investment units upon request of unitholders.

1.

(new)

2.

(Refund of Investment Units, Acquisition of Own
Investment Units)

The Investment Corporation shall not refund thepayment for investment units upon request ofunitholders.
The Investment Corporation shall be able to acquire
for a consideration the its own investment units of
the Investment Corporation based on the agreementof unitholders.

Article 32 (Policy on Cash Distribution)(2) Distribution of cash exceeding profit
If the Distributable Amount is less than 90% of theAmount of Profit Available for Dividend or if it isotherwise considered appropriate by the Investment
Corporation, the Investment Corporation may
distribute the amount determined by the Investment
Corporation not exceeding the amount set out in theRegulations of the Investment Trusts Association,
Japan (incorporated association), as cash exceeding
profit. However, in this case, if the amount of cash
distribution does not satisfy the requirements set out
in special rules for taxation on investment
corporations, the Investment Corporation may
distribute in cash the amount determined by theInvestment Corporation for the purpose of satisfying
those requirements.

Article 32 (Policy on Cash Distribution)(2) Distribution of cash exceeding profit
If the Distributable Amount is less than 90% of theAmount of Profit Available for Dividend or if it isotherwise considered appropriate by the Investment
Corporation, the Investment Corporation may
distribute the amount determined by the Investment
Corporation not exceeding the amount set out in theRegulations of the Investment Trusts Association,
Japan (general incorporated association), as cash
exceeding profit. However, in this case, if theamount of cash distribution does not satisfy therequirements set out in special rules for taxation on
investment corporations, the Investment Corporation
may distribute in cash the amount determined by theInvestment Corporation for the purpose of satisfying
those requirements.

(5) Regulations of the Investment Trusts Association,Japan
The Investment Corporation shall make cash
distributions in accordance with the Regulations andother rules established by the Investment Trusts
Association, Japan, in addition to Items (1) to (4).

(5) Regulations of the Investment Trusts Association,Japan
The Investment Corporation shall make cash
distributions in accordance with the Regulations andother rules established by the Investment Trusts
Association,
Japan(generalincorporated
association), in addition to Items (1) through (4).

3Current Articles of Incorporation(new)

Proposed Changes
Article 36 (Revision Effectuation)

1. The revision described in the newly established
Article 8-2 shall come into effect on the date that therevision of the Investment Trusts Act, that recognizes
the investment corporation acquires own investment
units for a consideration based on the agreement ofunitholders, comes into effect. Note that should it benecessary for regulations concerning the acquisitionof own investment units to be separately stipulated,
the wording of the stipulations of Article 8-2 is to bechanged after the modification in accordance withthe stipulations of the Investment Trusts Act.

2.

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Changes to Attachment 3 of the Articles ofIncorporation shall come into effect on February 1,
2014. This paragraph shall be deleted on the day
following the date of revision effectuation.

Current Articles of Incorporation
Attachment 1

Proposed Changes
Attachment 1

Targets and Policies of Asset Management
Basic Policy of Asset Management(no change)
Targets of Asset Management(no change)
Investment Stance(1) In investing in real estate (which includes real estatethat is a principal trust asset when investing in trust
beneficiary interests; the same applies throughout),
the Investment Corporation will invest in real estate
the primary use of which is for rental housing in a
primary investment area of the 7 Major Tokyo Wards(which means Minato City, Chiyoda City, Shibuya
City, Shinjuku City, Meguro City, Setagaya City, andShinagawa City; the same applies throughout),
Central Tokyo (which means the 23 wards in Tokyo
other than the 7 Major Tokyo Wards; the same applies
throughout), Tokyo Metropolitan Area (which means
Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba; the same
applies throughout), and Regional Cities (whichmeans cities designated under government ordinanceand cities similar to such cities).

Targets and Policies of Asset Management
Basic Policy of Asset Management(no change)
Targets of Asset Management(no change)
Investment Stance(1) In investing in real estate (which includes real estatethat is a principal trust asset when investing in trust
beneficiary interests; the same applies throughout),
the Investment Corporation will invest in real estate
the primary use of which is for rental housing(including single real estate properties for which theprimary use is rental housing in cases in which
multiple real estate properties were developed or used
as a single entity; the same applies throughout) in a
primary investment area of the 7 Major Tokyo Wards(which means Minato City, Chiyoda City, Shibuya
City, Shinjuku City, Meguro City, Setagaya City, andShinagawa City; the same applies throughout),
Central Tokyo (which means the 23 wards in Tokyo
other than the 7 Major Tokyo Wards; the same applies
throughout), Tokyo Metropolitan Area (which means
Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, and Chiba; the same
applies throughout), and Regional Cities (whichmeans cities designated under government ordinanceand cities similar to such cities).

(2) through (6)(no change)
Investment Restrictions(no change)
Purpose and Scope of Loaning of Assets Acquired(no change)(2) through (6)(no change)
Investment Restrictions(no change)
Purpose and Scope of Loaning of Assets Acquired(no change)5Current Articles of Incorporation
Attachment 2

Attachment 2

Methods, Criteria, and Reference Dates for Valuating Assets

Methods, Criteria, and Reference Dates for Valuating Assets

1.

Proposed Changes

The Investment Corporation's methods and criteria
for valuating assets are as follows depending on thetype of assets targeted for investment:

1.

The Investment Corporation's methods and criteria
for valuating assets are as follows depending on thetype of assets targeted for investment:(1) through (9)(no change)(10) Others
Assets not provided for above will be valuated as
appropriate under the Investment Trusts Act andthe Valuation Rules of the Investment Trusts
Association, Japan (incorporated association), or
generally accepted accounting standards.

(1) through (9)(no change)(10) Others
Assets not provided for above will be valuated as
appropriate under the Investment Trusts Act andthe Valuation Rules of the Investment Trusts
Association, Japan (general incorporated
association), or generally accepted accounting
standards.

2.

If the Investment Corporation is to make a valuation
by a method different from any method set out insection 1 above for the purpose of indicating a value
into an asset management report or the like, it shallmake the valuation as follows:2.

If the Investment Corporation is to make a valuation
by a method different from any method set out insection 1 above for the purpose of indicating a value
into an asset management report or the like, it shallmake the valuation as follows:

(1)
(2)

(no change)
Beneficiary interests in trust under which realestate, leasehold rights in real estate, and surface
rights have been placed in trust; and equity
interests in silent partnership that invests in realestateIf the assets constituting the trust are the assets
described in paragraph 1 above, the Investment
Corporation will valuate these assets based on thesame paragraph.
If the assets constituting the equity interests insilent partnership are the assets described inparagraph 1 above, the Investment Corporation will
valuate these assets on such bases as the amountvaluated as appropriate under the Valuation Rulesof the Investment Trusts Association, Japan(incorporated association). If the assets constituting
the trust or the silent partnership are financial
assets, the Investment Corporation will valuate
these assets:. first in accordance with generally accepted
accounting standards, and. then subtracting from those total amounts theamount of liabilities of the trust or the silent
partnership, and calculating the proportionate
amount of beneficiary interests in the trust or
equity interests in the silent partnership.

(1)
(2)

(no change)
Beneficiary interests in trust under which realestate, leasehold rights in real estate, and surface
rights have been placed in trust; and equity
interests in silent partnership that invests in realestateIf the assets constituting the trust are the assets
described in paragraph 1 above, the Investment
Corporation will valuate these assets based on thesame paragraph.
If the assets constituting the equity interests insilent partnership are the assets described inparagraph 1 above, the Investment Corporation will
valuate these assets on such bases as the amountvaluated as appropriate under the Valuation Rulesof the Investment Trusts Association, Japan(general incorporated association). If the assets
constituting the trust or the silent partnership arefinancial assets, the Investment Corporation will
valuate these assets:. first in accordance with generally accepted
accounting standards, and. then subtracting from those total amounts theamount of liabilities of the trust or the silent
partnership, and calculating the proportionate
amount of beneficiary interests in the trust or
equity interests in the silent partnership.

3.

(no change)

3.

6(no change)Current Articles of Incorporation
Attachment 3

Attachment 3

Proposed Changes

Fees for Asset Management Company(no change)
Base FeeThe Investment Corporation will, within 2 months after theend of accounting term, pay an amount up to a maximum of
the amount (calculated pro rata based on the actual numberof days in the relevant accounting term, taking one year as
being 365 days; the same applies to calculations of the basefee below) calculated by multiplying by 0.40% p.a. to thetotal asset value set out in the Investment Corporation’sbalance sheet (limited to one that has been approved under
Article 131, Paragraph 2 of the Investment Trusts Act;
“Balance Sheet”) dated as of the closing of the latest
accounting term.

Fees for Asset Management Company(no change)
Asset Management Fee 1
The Investment Corporation will, within 2 months after theend of accounting term, pay an amount up to a maximum of
the amount (calculated pro rata based on the actual numberof days in the relevant accounting term, taking one year as
being 365 days; the same applies to calculations of the basefee below) calculated by multiplying by 0.20% p.a. to thetotal asset value set out in the Investment Corporation’sbalance sheet (limited to one that has been approved under
Article 131, Paragraph 2 of the Investment Trusts Act;
“Balance Sheet”) dated as of the closing of the latest
accounting term.

(new)

Asset Management Fee 2
The Investment Corporation will pay, within 3 months after
the closing of accounting term, an amount not exceeding theamount calculated by multiplying the total of real estate
rental business income (if invested assets include equity
interests in silent partnerships or real estate-backed
securities involving real estate, including the dividends
relating to these invested assets or other forms of income)after subtracting the total of the real estate rental business
expenses (excluding depreciation expenses and losses on thesale or retirement of non-current assets) for the relevant
accounting term by 3.0%.

(new)

Asset Management Fee 3
An amount not exceeding the amount calculated by thefollowing method shall be paid within 3 months after theclosing of accounting term.
[Calculation formula](Total of Asset Management Fee 1 and Asset Management
Fee 2 for the relevant accounting term) x adjusted EPU x
0.008%(Note)
Where the adjusted EPU is to be calculated A/B
A: Net profit for the relevant accounting term before
deduction of the amount for Asset Management Fee 3
B: Number of investment units issued as of the closing
date of the accounting term
(Note) From the first day of the accounting term during
which the application of Asset Management Fee
3 commences, the following are to apply: (i) if
investment units of the Investment Corporation
are divided by a ratio of 1:X, the amountcalculated through the formula above for AssetManagement Fee 3 shall be multiplied by X for
accounting terms following the relevant
accounting term; and (ii) if the investment unitsof the Investment Corporation are merged at aratio of Y:1, the amount calculated through theformula above for Asset Management Fee 3 shallbe divided by Y for accounting terms following
the relevant accounting term.

Acquisition Fee

Acquisition Fee(omitted)(no change)

Disposal Fee

Disposal Fee(omitted)(no change)(deleted)

Incentive Fee
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Current Articles of Incorporation
The Investment Corporation will pay, within 3 months after
the closing of accounting term, an amount not exceeding theamount calculated by multiplying its current net profit
before tax for the relevant accounting term (calculated
before deduction of incentive fee, and if there is a loss
carried forward, the amount of current net profit before tax
after making-up of such loss) by 3.0%.

Proposed Changes(new)Merger Fee
If the asset management company conducts a survey orvaluation of the assets held by a possible merger partner for
the Investment Corporation and the Investment Corporation
inherits these assets held by the merger partner through amerger, an amount multiplied by a rate not exceeding 0.5%of assets including real estate, real estate-backed securities,
specified bonds, and real estate-related loans on the merger
effectuation date by the following method shall be paid
within 3 months of the month during which the merger
effectuation date falls.

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Proposal No. 2

Appointment of 1 Executive Director

Executive Director Kenji Kousaka has submitted a request expressing the intention to once resign from the position of
executive director of ADR at the closing of the General Unitholders’ Meeting. We thus ask that an executive director be newly
appointed. Pursuant to the provisions of ADR’s Articles of Incorporation, the term of office shall be two years from the dateof appointment on October 25, 2013.
This proposal is a proposal that was submitted with the unanimous consent of the supervisory directors at the board of
directors’ meeting held on September 9, 2013.
The candidate for executive director is as follows.
Name(Date of Birth)

Brief Personal History
April 1988

Joined ITOCHU Corporation
Assigned to Osaka Construction & Realty Department No. 2

April 1994

Assigned to Osaka Construction & Realty Department

April 1999

Assigned to Real Estate Business Development Department

July 2001

Appointed Deputy Manager of Osaka Construction Section No. 4, Osaka Construction & Realty
Department

October 2002

Kenji Kousaka(July 5, 1965)

Appointed Deputy Manager of Construction Section No. 3, Construction & Realty Department

April 2004

Appointed Manager of Construction Section No. 2, Construction & Realty Department andGeneral Manager of Investment Advisory Office, Construction and Real Estate

June 2005

Seconded to AD Investment Management Co., Ltd.
Appointed Managing Director and General Manager of Acquisition Department

February 2008

Appointed President and General Manager of Acquisition Department

March 2008

Appointed Executive Director of Former Advance Residence Investment Corporation

April 2008

Appointed President and Representative Director of AD Investment Management Co., Ltd.

March 2010

Appointed Executive Director of ADR (currently serving)

March 2010

Joined AD Investment Management Co., Ltd.
Appointed President and Representative Director & Manager of Internal Auditing Office

June 2013

Appointed President and Representative Director,(currently serving)• The candidate for executive director does not hold any investment units of ADR.
• The candidate for executive director concurrently serves as president of AD Investment Management Co., Ltd. with which
ADR has entered into an asset management agreement (the “Asset Management Company”).
The Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency was notified of the concurrent holding of positions on March 5, 2008
pursuant to the provisions of Article 31-4, Paragraph 4, of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (Act No. 25 of 1948;
as amended) (the “Financial Instruments and Exchange Act”) prior to revision by the provisions of Article 1 of the Act for
Partial Revision of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act (Act No. 65 of 2008) (Article 31-4, Paragraph 1, of the
Financial Instruments and Exchange Act as of the date of this document).
• Other than the above, there is no particular vested interest between the candidate for executive director and ADR.

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Proposal No. 3

Appointment of 1 Substitute Executive Director

In case a vacancy arises in the office of executive director or the number of executive directors falls below the quorum
provided for under laws and regulations, we ask that one substitute executive director be appointed.
This proposal is a proposal that was submitted with the unanimous consent of the supervisory directors at the board of
directors’ meeting held on September 9, 2013.
The candidate for substitute executive director is as follows.
Name(Date of Birth)

Brief Personal History
January 1985
November 1996

Takeshi Takano(June 19, 1963)

Joined Musashi-Fuchu Aoiro Incorporated Association
Joined Yamato Glass Co., Ltd. (currently, Yamato Material Co., Ltd.)May 2001

Joined Pacific Management Corporation (presently, Pacific Holdings, Inc. (company underreorganization))

June 2004

Appointed Director of Pacific Investment Advisors Corporation

February 2008
March 2010

Appointed President and Chairman of the Board
Appointed Executive Director and Head of Investment & Asset Management Department of AD
Investment Management Co., Ltd. (currently serving)• The candidate for substitute executive director does not hold any investment units of ADR.
• The candidate for substitute executive director is an executive director of the Asset Management Company.
• Other than the above, there is no particular vested interest between the candidate for substitute executive director and ADR.
• In the event of appointment as executive director of ADR, notification shall be made to that effect without delay pursuant to
the provisions of Article 31-4, Paragraph 1, of the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act.

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Proposal No. 4

Appointment of 2 Supervisory Directors

Supervisory Directors Hidejiro Matsuda and Yoshiki Oshima have each submitted a request expressing the intention toonce resign from the position of supervisory director of ADR at the closing of the General Unitholders’ Meeting.We thus ask
that two supervisory directors be newly appointed. Pursuant to the provisions of ADR’s Articles of Incorporation, the term ofoffice shall be two years from the date of appointment on October 25, 2013.
The candidates for supervisory director are as follows.
Candidate
No.

Name(Date of Birth)

Brief Personal History
June 1964
December 1964

Hidejiro Matsuda(April 17, 1938)

Opened Hidejiro Matsuda CPA Office as President (currently serving)

June 1969

Joined IBM Japan, Ltd.

Joined Dow Chemical Japan Ltd. as Budget Management General Manager

July 1981

Joined Triumph International (Japan) Ltd. as Director and CFO

November 1984

Joined AMP Japan Inc. as CFO

December 1992

Joined Molex Japan Co., Ltd. as Financial Director in charge of North Asia and
CFO
Joined TYO as Auditor (currently serving)

June 2001

Appointed Auditor of Kao Corporation

March 2005

Appointed Director of DREAMUSIC Inc.

September 2005
June 2006

Yoshiki Oshima(February 28, 1946)

Joined Tohmatsu Awoki & Co. (presently, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu)

May 1981

October 1999

2

Joined PWC Accounting Offices

April 1969

March 1971

1

Joined Eisuke Ito Certified Accounting Offices

Appointed Supervisory Director of Former Advance Residence Investment
Corporation
Appointed Auditor of Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd.

March 2010

Appointed Supervisory Director of ADR (currently serving)

October 1967

Passed bar exam

April 1970

Registered as a practicing lawyer

April 1978

Opened Akasaka Law Office L.P.C. as President (currently serving)

September 2005
March 2010

Appointed Supervisory Director of Former Advance Residence Investment
Corporation
Appointed Supervisory Director of ADR (currently serving)• Neither candidate for supervisory director holds any investment units of ADR.
• There is no particular vested interest between neither candidate for supervisory director and ADR.

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Proposal No. 5

Appointment of 2 Substitute Supervisory Directors

In case a vacancy arises in the office of supervisory director or the number of supervisory directors falls below the quorum
provided for under laws and regulations, we ask that two substitute supervisory directors be appointed.
The candidates for substitute supervisory director are as follows.
Candidate
No.

Name(Date of Birth)

Brief Personal History
September 1979 Joined Coopers & Lybrand, Certified Public Accountants
March 1984 Joined PriceWaterhouse Consulting
March 1986 Joined Deloitte & Touche, Certified Public Accountants
Assigned to Los Angeles Office1

Kesao Endo
(November 28, 1951)

December 1989 Assigned to New York Office
January 2000 Appointed Partner of Kasumigaseki Audit Corporation
June 2006 Appointed Outside Corporate Auditor of Akebono Brake Industry Co., Ltd.
(currently serving)
July 2012 Appointed Partner of. BDO Sanyu & Co. (currently serving)
November 1982 Passed bar exam

2

Satoru Kobayashi(December 14, 1956)

April 1985 Registered as a practicing lawyer
October 2005 Opened Satoru Kobayashi Law Office as President (currently serving)• Neither candidate for substitute supervisory director holds any investment units of ADR.
• There is no particular vested interest between neither candidate for substitute supervisory director and ADR.
• Kesao Endo is to be appointed as a substitute in the event that Hidejiro Matsuda is appointed as Supervisory Director basedon Proposal No. 4, and Satoru Kobayashi is to be appointed as a substitute in the event that Yoshiki Oshima is appointed as
Supervisory Director based on Proposal No. 4.

Matter for Reference
If among the proposals submitted at the General Unitholders’ Meeting there is a proposal the import of which conflicts withthat of another proposal, the provisions governing “deemed approval” provided for in Article 93, Paragraph 1, of the Act on
Investment Trusts and Investment Corporations and Article 14 of ADR’s Articles of Incorporation will not apply to either
proposal.
None of the proposals set out above as Proposal No. 1, Proposal No. 2, Proposal No. 3, Proposal No. 4, and Proposal No. 5
correspond to such a proposal of conflicting import.

12Map to General Unitholders’ Meeting
Location: Station Conference Tokyo
602, 6th Floor, Sapia Tower
1-7-12 Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Phone:+81-3-6888-8080

Station ConferenceTokyo
Sapia Tower

Access by train
・ 2 Minutes walk from JR Line “Tokyo Station”Yaesu North Ticket Gate.
・ 1 Minute walk from Shinkansen “Tokyo Station” Nihonbashi Ticket Gate.
・ Direct access to the building’s 1ST floor entrance from B7 exit of Tokyo Metro’s
Hanzomon, Marunouchi and Chiyoda Line and Toei’s Mita Line “Otemachi station”.

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