Tokken Corporation Co., Ltd.
Basic information
- Head office
- Tokken Head Office Marunouchi Building, 1-33 Marunouchi 2-chome, Naka-ku, Nagoya City
- Chief executive
- Yoshimichi Sayuda
- Capital
- 4,800,000,000 JPY (48 100 millionJPY)
- Employees (non-consolidated)
- 4,909 people
- Employees (consolidated)
- Start date
- End date
Websites
Business
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History
After 1467, following the Ōnin War, powerful samurai increased their influence and formed feudal domains.![]()
In 1868, the imperial forces surrendered Edo Castle to the shogunate and became the rulers of Edo. Except for some exceptions, they ordered the land to be surrendered to the government.![]()
In 1871, the abolition of the han system and establishment of prefectures, and the census law were promulgated.![]()
In 1872, the prohibition on perpetual sale of farmland was lifted, land prices were set, land certificates were issued, and land became real estate.![]()
In 1873, the Land Tax Reform Act was promulgated, fundamentally reforming the land system and taxation.![]()
Around 1876, officials and former daimyō actively built leasehold houses, and two-story longhouses with toilets appeared.![]()
In 1924, the foundation Dōjun-kai was established and began supplying reinforced concrete apartments.![]()
In August 1926, the first reinforced concrete apartment 'Nakano-cho Apartment' by Dōjun-kai was completed in Sumida, Tokyo.![]()
In 1937, the Anti-Aircraft Law was promulgated, leading to an increase in steel and reinforced concrete buildings. In Tokyo, home ownership of single-family houses was rare, and rental housing was common.![]()
After the end of the war in 1945, the influx of evacuees returning to Tokyo caused rents to soar, and there was a nationwide shortage of 4.2 million housing units.![]()
In 1946, land reform was implemented; the government purchased farmland exceeding the limits of non-resident landlords' leasehold land and village landlords' leasehold land, and sold it preferentially to tenant farmers.![]()
In 1954, Japan entered the 'Jinmu boom', entering a period of high economic growth, and land demand surged.![]()
In 1957, the Ministry of Construction announced a five-year housing construction plan, aiming to build about 500,000 units per year.![]()
In 1960, the urban banks Mitsubishi, Sanwa, Tokai, and Yamato began housing loans, and the Housing Supply Corporation was established.![]()
In 1963, the Ministry of Construction announced a seven-year new housing construction plan, stimulating apartment construction.![]()
In 1966, the Izanagi boom began, and the Leasehold and Tenancy Acts were amended, expanding the rights of leaseholders and tenants.![]()
In 1976, the first rental apartment managed on behalf of the landlord was constructed in Nakano-ku, Kyoto.![]()
In 1985, the Plaza Accord was implemented by the five advanced countries, ushering in the bubble economy.![]()
In 1991, the bubble economy collapsed, and tax reforms aimed at strengthening landholding taxes were implemented.![]()
In 1992, the new Leasehold and Tenancy Act was enacted, expanding the rights of landowners and landlords.![]()
In 1997, a multimedia apartment complex with computer, cable antenna, and mobile phone antenna in every unit was completed at NTT's Sapporo company housing.![]()
In 1998, the Housing and Urban Development Corporation began providing rental residential land under a periodic leasehold system.![]()
In 1999, the Bank of Japan implemented a zero‑interest‑rate policy, and an energy‑efficient high‑rise rental building was completed in Takanoshima, Takanohana Ward, Osaka City.![]()
In 2000, the periodic tenancy system started, and the Housing Quality Assurance Promotion Act was enacted.![]()
In 2001, the Bank of Japan implemented quantitative easing, and the Act on Ensuring Stable Housing for the Elderly was enacted.![]()
Listed on the First Section of the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Nagoya Stock Exchange (now Tokyo Prime and Nagoya Premier).![]()
Tōken Reba Co., Ltd.'s Headquarters Quality Management Section, Chiba Sysco Factory, and Izumo Dantani Factory obtained ISO9001.![]()
In 2004, rental housing that allows pet ownership and gardening appeared, drawing attention to buildings with high seismic resistance and durability.![]()
Information Systems Department obtained ISO27001 standard and ISMS (Information Security Management System).![]()
In 2005, a structural calculation forgery scandal was uncovered, revealing apartments with seismic issues. New construction of rental housing increased due to deflation and the rise of nuclear families.![]()
In 2006, the Basic Act on Living and Life was enacted, and base‑isolated and seismic‑resistant apartments gained popularity.![]()
On June 20, 2007, the Building Standards Act was amended, tightening peer checks for apartments and similar buildings.![]()
On September 15, 2008, Lehman Brothers collapsed, triggering a global financial crisis. With the yen's appreciation, construction of wooden houses intensified.![]()
On June 4, 2009, the Long‑Term Quality Housing Promotion Act was enacted, and the Housing Eco‑Point system was implemented.![]()
In 2010, Japan's domestic population of Japanese people first declined, and the population aged 65 and over reached a record high.![]()
On March 11, 2011, the Great East Japan Earthquake occurred. Land prices in areas at risk of tsunamis and liquefaction fell, and serviced senior housing and similar facilities were introduced.![]()
In 2013, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications conducted a land statistics survey, finding 8.2 million vacant houses nationwide.![]()
In 2015, the inheritance tax law was amended, reducing the basic deduction amount. A law to improve the energy consumption performance of buildings was also promulgated.![]()
In 2016, the Special Measures Law for Promoting Measures Against Vacant Houses was enacted, and the property tax reduction measure for 'designated vacant houses' was lifted.![]()
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Public records
National Tax Agency basic information1180001054828
- Trade name
- 東建コーポレーション株式会社
- Trade name (kana)
- トウケンコーポレーション
- Name in English
- Corporation type
- 301
- Address
- 〒460-0002 愛知県名古屋市中区丸の内2丁目1番33号
- Postal code
- 4600002
- Prefecture code
- 23
- City code
- 106
- Address outside Japan
- Prefecture in English
- City in English
- Address outside Japan in English
- Corporate number assignment date
- 2015-10-05
- Update date
- 2019-01-15
- Change date
- 2015-10-05
- Registry closure date
- Reason for registry closure
- Successor corporate number
- Details of the change
- Latest record
- 1
- Excluded from search
- 0
- Processing type
- 01
- Correction type
- 1
- Trade name image ID
- Address image ID
- Sequence number
- 3488444
METI gBizINFO1180001054828
- Corporate number
- 1180001054828
- Trade name
- 東建コーポレーション株式会社
- Trade name (kana)
- トウケンコーポレーション
- Trade name (alphabet)
- Registry closure date
- Reason for registry closure
- Registered address
- 愛知県名古屋市中区丸の内2丁目1番33号
- Postal code
- 4600002
- Prefecture
- 愛知県
- Prefecture code
- 23
- City or district
- 名古屋市中区
- City code
- 106
- Street address
- 丸の内2丁目1番33号
- Organisation type
- 301
- Processing type
- 01
- Correction type
- 1
- Status
- Representative
- 代表取締役社長兼CEO 左右田 善猛
- Capital
- 4800000000
- Employees
- 5721
- Employees (male)
- Employees (female)
- Business summary
- 賃貸マンション、アパート、ワンイヤー(家具家電付一年賃貸)、貸店舗等の企画、設計、施工監理ならびに仲介、管理、経営代行業務
- Website URL
- http://www.token.co.jp/
- Year founded
- Business category
- D:建設業
- Date established
- Unified government qualification - grade
- Unified government qualification - business items
- Update date
- 2019-01-15
- Key information
- 1180001054828