1. Management Philosophy & Basic Policy

　Since its establishment, the Mori Trust Group has developed through 3 stages. The first stage marks the company’s founding. The second stage was characterized by our aim to strengthen our financial base through the selection and concentration of our asset portfolio. The third stage, was the development of three businesses of real estate, hotels and resorts, and investment. This has lead us to where we are today. Based on our management philosophy of engaging in businesses that are reliable, sustainable, beneficial to others, and socially responsible, we have managed to achieve steady growth by undertaking corporate management in a manner which has us striking a balance between growth, profitability, and stability.
　In June 2016, we activated the fourth stage of the Mori Trust Group with our new president.
　During Stage 4, we will continue on with the founding family’s spirit as it has been passed down from our founder, Taikichiro Mori, to our current chairman, Akira Mori. That spirit is comprised of the following elements: Improving productivity through ingenuity along with trial and error, the overall ability to combine advanced knowledge and rational calculations, and the ability to calmly make judgments about situations, take action and maintain a calm disposition. Doing that, we will go about contributing to society as a company that is trusted by society by responding to changing societal needs and creating new urban value based on the following three perspectives.

Our Three Perspectives

Out of the box Flexible, outside-the-box ideas

Without being bound by existing frameworks, we will move forward with flexible ways of thinking which allow us to promptly respond to the times.

Innovation Idea of connecting the dots

We will aim to create new business models by connecting technologies and systems based on unique perspectives, even in business fields that we have not yet set foot in as developers.

Globalism Responding to globalism

Looking toward the future of Tokyo and Japan at least ten years down the road, we will contribute to urban development based on global perspectives.

2. Action Plans

(1) Real Estate Business

Basic Philosophy

Selection and concentration	Intensive investment in areas where we can be highly competitive
Optimal combinations	Optimally combine functions to maximize the characteristics of land
Strengthening international city functions	Contribute to the kind of urban development which serves to contribute to the strengthening of Japan’s international competitiveness

Plans

TOKYO WORLD GATE AKASAKA

(Completion of Phase 1 scheduled for 2024 / Completion of Phase 2 scheduled for 2025)

Integrated redevelopment plan for three buildings in the Shinagawa and Mita areas

(2) Hotels & Resorts Business

Basic Philosophy

Communicating the brand of Japan	Leverage abundant tourism resources to communicate the charm of Japan to the rest of the world
Global standards	Providing services based on international standards and global lifestyles to the Japanese market
Innovation	Creating new value by integrating Japanese culture with services that are based on international standards
Aiming for Japan to become an advanced country in terms of tourism	Contributing through business to the establishment of Japan’s status as an advanced country when it comes to tourism

Plans

THE TOKYO EDITION GINZA

(Opened in 2023)

HOTEL INDIGO NAGASAKI GLOVER STREET

(Scheduled to open in 2024)

(3) Investment Business

Basic Philosophy

In order to build an optimal business and asset portfolio in a manner having us promptly responding to the times, we will ensure that our investments focus on stability, sustainability, and growth potential through the deployment of variety of investment methods for all businesses serving to bring value to greater society.

Plans

• Innovation investment to invest in start up companies and venture capital.
• Investment in overseas real estate and businesses
• Participation in infrastructure projects

Development and investment for mega solar projects utilizing idle land

Acquisition of overseas real estate (601 Massachusetts Avenue)

3. Targets Value

(Amounts are shown in units of JPY 100MM and are rounded down to the nearest hundred million yen)