| Moving into the Future, Shifting from Commercial Development to Urban Development |
Yunika is best known for the development of commercial facilities in the Tokyo metropolitan area. The company's Real Estate Division handles the business of establishing new locations, which is the vanguard of its expansion. This division gathers information on potential outlet sites, surveys locations and markets, drafts business plans and architectural blueprints, and manages all of the processes involved in establishing new outlets, from acquiring properties to directing the layout of the outlet and handling legal procedures.
This division also provides real estate solutions for buildings and sites to promote and revitalize amusement businesses. It also has a strong track record in developing large-scale amusement facilities and facilities adjacent to commercial stations. Finally, it is currently applying the extensive expertise it has accumulated to the development of commercial complexes and other major projects.
| Yunika's Approach to the Development SPC Business |
The Japanese pachinko industry has seen some instances in which pachinko parlors have opened as part of commercial complexes, or securitization/liquidation financing schemes backed by the profits and cash flow from existing outlets (in the form of non-recourse loans).
Yunika, however, was the first in Japan to use a special purpose company (SPC) business for the development of a single pachinko parlor. Introducing this financing scheme to the company's business approach has expanded its fund procurement channels beyond financial institutions and further extended its business development. |
This project focused on the development of a new market in an area with large corporations and commercial facilities, but relatively little offered in terms of amusement. Opening its doors in December 2003, GOLD ON Shinagawa debuted as the sole amusement facility at the Takanawa Exit at Shinagawa Station.
| Location: |
1F Shuwa Shinagawa Bldg., 3-26-33
Takanawa, Minato-ku, Tokyo |
| Nearest station: |
Takanawa Exit, JR Shinagawa Station |
| Space type: |
First floor office space facing station-front rotary |
| Building: |
SRC construction, nine floors with one underground level |
| Floor space: |
1,088.36m2 |
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Continuous development in the area near the East Exit of Shinjuku Station has grown this region into the most well known commercial district in Japan. The develop aims to maintain the image of the surroundings and create a comfortable urban structure.More details>>
| Location: |
3-810 Shinjuku, Tokyo |
| Nearest station: |
JR Shinjuku Station, Seibu Shinjuku Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line, others |
| Planned floor space: |
1,260.15m2 |
| Zoning: |
Commercial district |
| Bldg. coverage rate: |
80% (100% fireproofed) |
| Floor-area ratio: |
900% |
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