TOKYU CORPORATION
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JP3574200006
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- CEO
- Masahiro Horie
- Full Time Employees
- 24,262
- Sector
- Retail trade
- Industry
- Department stores
- Address
- 5-6 Nampeidai-cho Tokyo TY Japan 150-8511
- IPO Date
- May 16, 1949
- Website
- tokyu.co.jp
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- Tokyu Corporation is a Japanese conglomerate primarily engaged in transportation, real estate, leisure services, and hospitality. It operates the Tokyu Railways Group providing urban railway transportation services in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The company's core products and services include passenger rail transport; real estate development, sales, and leasing; retail operations such as the Tokyu Hands lifestyle store chain; hotel and resort management including the Niseko ski resort and the newly launched Storyline brand of hotel-condominiums; and life services encompassing bus transportation and airport shuttle services. Additionally, Tokyu manufactures parts for automotive air conditioning compressors through its subsidiary in the Toyota Industries Group. The company runs operations primarily in Japan, with some activities extending overseas in real estate and renewable energy sectors. Founded in 1922 and headquartered in Tokyo, Tokyu Corporation acts as the central company of the Tokyu Group comprising over 200 affiliated companies. Recent major company changes include Tokyu Corporation's acquisition of a 4.99% stake in Tokyu REIT, Inc., increasing its total holding to 15.24% as of October 2025, reflecting enhanced real estate investment activities. Tokyu Land, a subsidiary, executed a major acquisition in November 2024 by taking Renewable Japan, a renewable energy developer and services provider, private, significantly expanding the company's footprint in solar and wind power generation and operation management businesses. In hospitality, Tokyu launched the Storyline brand, a next-generation hotel-condo concept geared towards millennial and experiential travelers, with the initial property Storyline Senagajima set for completion in January 2024. The company is also focused on technological innovation in transportation, including implementing 3D obstruction detection at railway crossings and advancing contactless payment systems. Furthermore, Tokyu has initiated a strategic share buyback program aiming to repurchase up to 24 million shares through early 2025 to enhance capital efficiency. Tokyu Corporation operates across four main business segments: transportation; real estate; leisure and hospitality; and life services, targeting both urban commuters and lifestyle consumers in Japan, with growing involvement in renewable energy infrastructure. The company leverages its extensive transportation network to underpin urban development and community-centric business operations. Its integration of transportation, retail, real estate, and leisure services positions it as a diversified conglomerate in the Japanese market. Tokyu maintains its headquarters in Shibuya, Tokyo, and has a workforce exceeding 24,000 employees.