By preserving greenery that carries the land’s memories and history, and creating new greenery, we will create an environment where everyone can conduct activities alongside green spaces.
Jingu Gaien District Urban Redevelopment Project
Preserve the Four Rows of Ginkgo Trees, and increase the number of trees* from 1,904 to 2,304 *Trees over 3.0 m in height
Nihonbashi Muromachi Mitsui Tower
Developed a space where people can relax among diverse greenery and planted a grand 200-year-old zelkova tree
HOTEL THE MITSUI HAKONE
Plan to offer guests a full experience of nature’s richness and the comfort of greenery, by taking advantage of the hotel’s location and topography surrounded by mountains and a vast forest
TOKYO MIDTOWN HIBIYA
Planned to actively adopt the same species of trees as those found in the adjacent Hibiya Park, while also ensuring that the greenery is visually connected
TOKYO MIDTOWN
Somei Yoshino cherry trees that had been on the site since the time it was used by the Defense Agency were preserved in a cultivation field, with some of these trees supplied to the current Ministry of Defense (Ichigaya) in spring 2025
We will revitalize the waterfront that carries the land’s memories and history, while creating a water-rich environment that provides a place for people to relax.
Nihonbashi
Revitalize Nihonbashi, which was once a key hub for both water and land transportation, as a base for “Waterfront City Tokyo,” , centered on waterway transportation
(Create an expansive space with a close affinity with water and develop a waterway transportation network)
Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City
Developed the Aqua Terrace as a place for people to relax
NEMU RESORT
Created a waterfront space where people can engage with bountiful nature by developing a satoyama-style aquatic garden
MITSUI OUTLET PARK MARINE PIA KOBE
Developed a lagoon where people can enjoy activities and is improving water quality through the creation of a seagrass bed
Tsukiji District Development Project
Develop boat docks and other facilities to establish a waterway transportation network for tourism and commuting
By considering the connection with the surrounding environment and the preservation of the ecosystem, we will create an environment where wildlife and people can coexist for generations to come.
MFLP ICHIKAWA-SHIOHAMA II
Developed a planting plan based on native species and a plan for a bird path to serve as a transit zone for animals and plants that live in adjacent areas
Halekulani Okinawa
Engaged in development while protecting the land hermit crab, a nationally designated natural treasure
Nihonbashi River
Develop an environment where wildlife can flourish through public-private collaboration to improve water quality
TOKYO MIDTOWN
Work to improve management by conducting regular ecosystem surveys
Group-owned forests
Through proper management of Group-owned forests, enrich not only the forest ecosystems but also the ecosystems of the rivers and seas connected to them
By valuing our coexistence with the surrounding community, we will create an environment that preserves and passes down its nature, culture, and history to future generations.
Fukutoku Shrine and Fukutoku Garden
Rebuilt the main hall of Fukutoku Shrine and developed Fukutoku Garden, featuring a plaza at the center of its over 1,000 m2 (10,764 ft2) site. Also serves as a temporary shelter for those unable to return home during disasters (Photo provided by Fukutoku Shrine)
Nihonbashi
Created a townscape where historical and modern architecture harmonize by setting the building base height at 100 shaku and unifying the skyline (A shaku is a traditional Japanese measure of length equivalent to approximately 30.3 m or 99.4 feet)
Jingu Gaien District Urban Redevelopment Project
Preserve the Four Rows of Ginkgo Trees and pass down to future generations the beautiful, unobstructed scenic vista of the Meiji Memorial Picture Gallery framed by them. Also functions as a wide-area evacuation site during disasters
Park City Hamadayama
Functions as a temporary evacuation site for surrounding areas during disasters
Kashiwa-no-ha Smart City
Participate in UDCK*, a public-private-academia organization for collaboration, as a joint operator, working together with various groups to advance neighborhood creation
* Urban Design Center Kashiwa-no-ha
We will appropriately promote the circulation of natural resources, including through the creation of “never-ending forests,” and advance neighborhood creation that connects to the future.
Nihonbashi Honcho Mitsui Building &forest
Utilize timber from Group-owned forests for structural and interior materials used in development
Wooden condominium MOCXION
Develop a wooden condominium brand that uses timber for structural materials and other features (Photo: MOCXION INAGI)
MFIP Ebina &forest
Adopt a wooden structure, utilizing timber from Group-owned forests for structural and interior materials, as Japan’s first multi-tenant logistics warehouse** In addition to logistics use, approximately half the building consists of a mixed-use space for offices, research facilities, laboratories, and more
MIYASHITA PARK
Upcycled felled trees into furniture for use in the hotel’s common areas
NEMU RESORT
Research the flow of water and promote the circulation of water from the ocean to rain and back again
LIVING
How our businesses are operated with people's lifestyles in mind, with a focus on "live," "work," and "enjoy."
CITY
We create places where people can gather to enliven the local area and generate something new. Our goal is to realize future-focused neighborhoods that get better with age.
ORGANIZATION
The departments and divisions responsible for providing solutions and services in a wide range of business areas, including office buildings, commercial facilities, hotels and resorts, logistics, and housing.
Comments by the Supervisor
Human activity, to varying degrees, affects nature and the environment.
Neighborhood creation is an effort to make our lives more comfortable and prosperous, and it shapes the future of society over the long term. That is why a key challenge is to minimize its negative impact on nature and the environment as much as possible, protect nature and the environment to ensure they remain sustainable into the future, and pass them down to future generations.
I believe that “& EARTH for Nature,” the declaration of coexistence with the environment in neighborhood creation, expresses the Mitsui Fudosan Group’s strong determination and resolve to continue facing this challenging issue, which is far from easy, with the aim of realizing the principle of “& EARTH With nature, sharing the future.” Through this endeavor, I expect the Mitsui Fudosan Group to contribute to and realize neighborhood creation that ensures that sustainable nature and environments are passed down to future generations over the long term.