Design and contracting of stage equipment and stage supplies.Business related to architectural design and its management.Design, production, and contracting of interior decoration, exhibition art, and commercial art.Planning and brokerage of all events such as theater, dance, and music performances.Business related to planning and production of advertising, promotion, and various events.Business related to the execution of condolence and celebration ceremonies.All business related to design, production, and contracting of stage and TV art.Design, production, and rental of costumes.Dry cleaning, laundry, and dyeing services; business related to real‑estate leasing.
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Toho Stage Co., Ltd. began operations on the 1st.
After the establishment of the second phase, contracted work on large-scale set production and operation began.
Opened Meigetsu Production Studio (Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo). Handled works for Tokyo Eiga.
After the opening of NHK's TV practical test station, contracted work on art production and operation began.
Moved headquarters to Tokkō Building (Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo).
After performances at the Imperial Theater by Matsuyama Juko Ballet, contracted work on large-scale set production and operation began.
Opened Kaki no Kizaka Temporary Production Studio (Meguro-ku, Tokyo). Moved from TBS in‑house studio.
Completed a three‑story annex building adjacent to the east side of the Akasaka headquarters building.
After the opening of the second Imperial Theater, contracted work on large‑scale set production and operation began.
Opened Nakahara Production Studio (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture). Installed TBS production and props. Closed Kaki no Kizaka Temporary Production Studio.
Yokota Studio (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) opened. Nakahara Studio closed. TBS Studio moved to Kawaguchi.
Japanese World Exposition (Osaka) festival plaza and Expo Hall event art production.
Sales Department Kyushu Liaison Office Closed. : Kawaguchi Factory Laboratory Closed.
Headquarters moved to Nishinippori Suzuyoshi Building (Arakawa Ward, Tokyo).
Seijo Studio (Setagaya Ward, Tokyo) opened. Small props and costumes moved. Yokota Studio closed.
TAKARAZUKA 1000 Days Theater opened, thereafter taking on operation contracts.
Yugawara Building major renovation. Headquarters moved to Yugawara. Nishinippori closed.
Iwatsuki Studio (Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture) opened. Kawaguchi Studio closed.
Art Department Yamamoto Fujio Receives the 29th Ito Kiyosaku Award Special Prize.
Theater Crea opened, thereafter taking on large prop production and operation contracts.
Iwaki Factory Expansion Construction B & C Buildings Completed.
Acquired Eishin Kogei Co., Ltd. as a subsidiary.
In April 2025, Toho Stage Co., Ltd. completely renewed its official website, revamping its design and structure and making it responsive for smartphones and tablets. Job descriptions and video content were also added to give a visual sense of specialized roles and the workplace atmosphere.
Toho Stage Co., Ltd. made Eishin Kogei a subsidiary on September 1, 2023, to expand its business and strengthen its management foundation. Eishin Kogei manufactures concert stage equipment and specializes in lightweight steel frame and aluminum processing. The companies plan to combine Toho Stage’s woodworking and finishing skills with Eishin Kogei’s metalworking expertise to create synergies and meet customer needs.
Toho Stage Co., Ltd. was certified in 2022 in the Platinum category of Saitama Prefecture’s Companies Practicing Diverse Work Styles program. Employees use company programs to suit their lifestyles.
On December 1, 2019, Toho Stage Co., Ltd. absorbed and merged with Nippon Sozo Kikaku Co., Ltd. Nippon Sozo Kikaku was established in 1971 by Toho Co., Ltd. and Mitsubishi Estate Co., Ltd., and planned and produced expositions and exhibitions, including Expo 70 in Osaka and the Okinawa Ocean Expo. Following the merger, its operations were transferred to Toho Stage’s Business Development Department. The company aims to combine its planning and manufacturing capabilities to meet customer expectations.