CleaningConciergeEducation and trainingDispatch businessApartment manager
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| 関電コミュニテイ株式会社 |
October 1993: Establishment of Community Center Co., Ltd. in Etagata, Nerima-ku, Tokyo
June 4, 1999: Relocation to Toyotama-jo, Nerima-ku due to business expansion
November 22, 2003: Mr. Kurei Kiyoshi appointed as representative director
May 11, 2006: Company name changed to Community Center Co., Ltd.; capital increased to 10 million yen
August 1, 2008: Relocation to Asahioka, Nerima-ku due to business expansion
August 4, 2011: Osaka branch opened in Kita-ku, Osaka
February 15, 2014: Press release on joint research with Tokyo Metropolitan University on "Health and Longevity Lifestyle" starting January
June 24, 2014: Press release on analysis of senior employment awareness survey
October 8, 2014: Press release on expanding sales to the Kansai region and converting the Kansai office to a branch
July 11, 2015: Relocation of Osaka branch to Tōyamacho, Kita-ku, Osaka
September 8, 2015: Press release on collaborative research results with Professor Hoshidan II of Tokyo Metropolitan University
July 9, 2016: Headquarters relocation due to new business development
March 2017: Opening of Human Resources Development Department at Kansai branch; expansion of education and training
December 2017: Opening of Training Center at Tokyo headquarters
December 3, 2017: Central Sports begins staff fitness assessment
July 2018: Kansai Branch opens Training Center
February 28, 2020: All shares transferred to Tokyo Fund; operator is Japan Private Equity Inc.
March 2020: Kansai Branch opens Nagoya Office; closed in September of the same year
May 1, 2020: Hiroki Nakagawa becomes CEO, Kei Suguri becomes advisor; profile of CEO Nakagawa
July 2020: Advisor Kei Suguri resigns
January 1, 2022: Commences business under labor dispatch license
March 31, 2023: CEO Hiroki Nakagawa implements MBO
October 19, 2023: 30th anniversary celebration; watch the 30-year history video
November 2023: 30th anniversary ceremony in Tokyo and Kansai; purpose statement released; video; purpose and CC value page
May 1, 2026: Introduces executive officer system
Community Center Co., Ltd. donated relief funds to Kumamoto Prefecture for the rescue and reconstruction support of those affected by the Reiwa 8 Kumamoto earthquake. We express our condolences to the deceased and our sympathies to the survivors, and we hope for the swift recovery of the disaster area.
Issue No. 137 of the Community Center Newsletter introduces K, who works as a residential concierge in the Kansai region. A resident’s “thank you” or “I’m home” is highlighted as a rewarding part of the job. The newsletter also provides information about job consultations for seniors interested in working as apartment building managers or concierges.
To mark the beginning of the 34th term, we published issue No. 136 of the Community Center Newsletter. It features messages from President Hiroki Nakagawa, other officers and department heads, and new employees.
In Community Center Bulletin No. 135, we introduce 71-year-old K from Kansai and highlight the appeal of being a condominium manager. The Community Center guides seniors into jobs such as condominium managers and concierges, and offers free consultations to even those with no experience.
Issue No. 134 of the Community Center Newsletter introduces Mr. T, a 72-year-old who is active in Tokyo. It explains that apartment building managers work closely with people, so it is important to be considerate and respond with others’ feelings in mind. The newsletter also introduces apartment building manager and concierge jobs for seniors and welcomes inquiries from people with no previous experience.
Issue No. 133 of the Community Center Newsletter features T, a 66-year-old who works as a building manager in Tokyo. It highlights the connections T has formed with fellow building managers through a community circle as a source of energy. The center introduces jobs for older adults, such as building manager and concierge positions, and also offers consultations for people with no prior experience.
Issue No. 132 introduces N, an 82-year-old apartment building manager in Tokyo, and features job openings for apartment building managers and concierges as work opportunities for seniors. The Community Center welcomes applicants with no experience and offers free consultations.
Issue No. 131 of the "Community Center Newsletter" published on May 1, 2026 introduces I and F, who work as condominium concierges in Tokyo. The article discusses the roles of condominium managers and concierges, and how they handle inquiries from seniors and inexperienced individuals.
In Issue 130 of the Community Center Newsletter, we introduce initiatives that advance quality improvement company-wide through patrol guidance by employee instructors and rapid response in emergencies. We also feature job listings for seniors, such as condominium managers and concierges.
The Community Center Bulletin No. 129 introduces Mr. M, a 72‑year‑old who, despite being a substitute, works at the same level as a regular property manager, and conveys the excitement of being a condominium manager. The Community Center showcases the roles of senior condominium managers and concierges, and accepts inquiries from those with no prior experience.