When you hear "Marunouchi," many people may imagine an office district where large companies gather, while others may imagine an innovative city that challenges the cutting edge of the times. Others may have the impression of it being a sophisticated spot lined with famous stores, or a city that is open to the world because of the large number of foreigners living there.

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​During the high-growth period, the housing industry also showed remarkable growth, so Mitsubishi Estate also entered residential business. Since 1969, we have been engaged in the construction and sales of condominiums in various parts of the Tokyo metropolitan area, and have also begun selling residential lots and built-for-sale homes. It was also around this time that the Izumi Park Town project, which still boasts one of the largest scale development projects independently undertaken by the private sector in Japan, began on a hill near Sendai. In a vast area comparable to the size of Chiyoda Ward in Tokyo, we have realized urban development based on the concept of "coexistence with nature." The development of the city, which has exceeded 9,900 households and a population of over 26,000, is still ongoing. Mitsubishi Estate has expanded its business into a variety of other fields, including Commercial Facility Business, leisure-related business, and International Business. With the goal of becoming a comprehensive developer that contributes to the creation of an abundant environment that supports and enriches all aspects of human activity, such as living, living, working, relaxing, and having fun, we have embarked on a new challenge.