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Building Outline

Inquires

Contacts for inquires Kasumigaseki Office

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center Disaster Control Center

Information on Kasumigaseki Building Service Center

Entering and exiting the building

Proximity card (IC card) Using the proximity card (IC card)

How to enter and exit tenant rooms Entrances and exits on lobby floor

Entrances and exits on level 1 Notes on using automatic revolving door

Elevators and Escalators

Passenger elevators Passenger/Freight elevators Escalators

Parking

Parking specifications Routes to parking entrances and exits

Level 1 and level B1 flow Level B2 mezzanine and level B2 flow

How to use parking Notes on using parking

Loading and unloading

Loading bay (loading areas) Loading/unloading inside building

Common space and convenient facilities

Common space Convenient facilities

Universal design

Specifications of tenant rooms

Standard specifications Notes on additional installation, changing layout,

and construction work within tenant rooms

Air-conditioning in tenant rooms

Cleaning and garbage separation

Cleaning Garbage separation

Disaster and crime prevention

Disaster and crime prevention systems of building Notes to our tenants

Tips on disaster and crime prevention

Disaster prevention Crime prevention

Disaster-prevention facilities

Alarm facilities Fire extinguishing facilities Facilities used exclusively

for public fire brigade Evacuation and other disaster prevention facilities

When a disaster occurs

Reminders

Inspections inside tenant rooms Building closure Prohibited matters

Area Guide

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Building Outline

Building Outline

Building name Kasumigaseki Building

A d d r e s s 2-5 Kasumigaseki 3-chome, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo (residential indication)

Access 3-minute walk from exit 11 of Toranomon station on subway Tokyo Metro Ginza

line

5-minute walk from exit A-13 of Kasumigaseki station on subway Tokyo MetroMarunouchi, Chiyoda, and Hibiya lines

6-minute walk from exit 8 of Tameike-Sanno station on subway Tokyo Metro

Ginza and Namboku lines

S i t e a r e a 16,319.97 m2 (4,936.79 tsubo)

Total floor area 153,233.69 m2 (46,353.19 tsubo)

Area of tenant rooms of typical floor 2,636.73 m2 (797.61 tsubo)

Structure steel (partially reinforced concrete and steel-reinforced concrete)

F loo rs 3 floors underground, 36 floors above ground, 3-floor penthouse

He igh t 147 m

P a r k i n g l o t s 164 lots for authorized vehicles, 80 lots for hourly rental parking

Design and supervision Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.

Yamashita Sekkei Inc.

Bu i lder Joint Adventure of Kajima Corporation and Mitsui Sumitomo Construction Co.,

Ltd.

Completion April 1968

O w n e r s Kasumi Kaikan Incorporated Association

Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd

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Contacts for inquires

Inquires

Mitsu i Fudosan Bu i ld ing Management Co. , L td . hand les the

management and maintenance of the Kasumigaseki Building.

T e n a n t i n q u i r e s a n d c o n s u l t a t i o n s a r e h a n d l e d b y t h e

Kasumigaseki Off ice of Mi tsui Fudosan Bui ld ing Management

Co., Ltd and the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

A 24-hour manned opera t ion D isas ter Cont ro l Center ex is ts

inside the Kasumigaseki Bui ld ing. Outs ide operat ing hours of

the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center, the Disaster Control

Center handles tenant requests.

For informat ion on appl icat ion procedures and for appl icat ion

forms, tenants can download documents at Facilities

Reservation/Application Forms on the building’s website at

http://www.kasumigaseki36.com/tenant/login.htm

Kasumigaseki Office

Kasumigaseki Building Level 12

Operation hours 9:00 - 17:30,

Monday - Friday

(Closed on Weekends and Public Holidays)

Mitsui Fudosan Building Management Co., Ltd.

Kasumigaseki Office

Matters concerning tenants lease contracts

• Inquires on tenant lease contracts

• Inquires on bills

Matters concerning parking contracts

• Applying for parking contract

• Applying for parking space authorization

• Issuing a parking card and notification of a lost parking card

Matters concerning construction work in tenant rooms

• Inquiries about changing layout or construction in tenant rooms

Matters concerning public area signboards

• Applying for and changing public area signboards, such as the

integrated information signboardSubmitting and changing other applications

• Notification of change of representative and/or firm name

Kasumigaseki Building HP

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Kasumigaseki Building Service Center

Inquires

Disaster Control Center (located inside Kasumigaseki Building Service Center)

Kasumigaseki Building Level 1

Open 24 hours

Disaster Control Center

The loss of a proximity card (IC card), matters concerning disaster

and crime prevention such as notifications of found and lost items

and theft, and emergency matters are handled 24 hours a day.

Lost or damaged proximity card (IC card)

Notification of construction work inside building

For matters concerning the management of common facilities

• Reporting failure, trouble, or damage of common facilities

• Reporting troubles such as damage or strong odor in common

areas

Changing lighting fixtures and light bulbs inside tenant rooms

(work order)

Work order Charged work handled by management staff

upon request of tenants, such as changing bulbs and hanging

frames, and simple repairs

For matters concerning garbage disposal and cleaning

• Consultation on disposal of bulky objects or large quantities

of garbage

• Application for special cleaning and pest control of tenant

rooms (charged services)

Inquires about Plaza Hall

For matters concerning disaster and crime prevention

• Report accidents, medical emergencies, and suspicious people

• Report calls for emergency vehicles, such as ambulances

• Report of fire

• Notification of found items

• Notification of lost items and theft

• Inquiries about inspections of objects targeted for fire

prevention in tenant rooms

Inquires on announcement documents

For matters concerning air-conditioning

Submitting and changing other applications

Kasumigaseki Building Level 1

Operation hours 9:00 - 17:30, Monday - Friday

(Closed on Weekends and Public Holidays)

After-hours phone calls are redirected to the Disaster Control Center

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center(Disaster Control Center is located on same premises)

• Notification of indoor operations such as construction work

• Notification of loading/unloading of fixtures and furniture, bulky

items, or large volumes of cargo

• Inquiries about display of temporal signboards

• Inquiries about temporal parking of large-sized vehicles

• Inquiries about photographs in common areas

• Submitting and changing emergency contacts

• Submitting and changing number of employees

• Submitting and changing management supervisor of proximity

cards (IC cards)

• Consultation on creation or change of Fire Prevention

Managers

• Consultation on creation or change of fire-fighting plan

• Consultation on creation or change of report of results of

inspections of objects targeted for fire prevention

For notification of Fire Prevention Managers, fire-fighting plan,

and report of results of inspections of objects targeted for fire

prevention, tenants are mandated to submit to the Service

Center copies of documents submitted to the local fire

department in charge.

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Information on Kasumigaseki Building Service Center

Inquires

Kasumigaseki Building Service

Center logo

Uniform for technical staff and staff

ID card

Cleaning staff uniform

Kasumigaseki Building

Service Center

reception

Disaster Control

Center reception

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Proximity card (IC card)

Entering and exiting the building

The Kasumigaseki Building uses a proximity card (IC card) system. Tenants are required to use this card when entering and exiting the building

outside regular building hours and when entering and exiting tenant rooms. IC cards provide high security features, such as their superior

resistance to forgery. IC cards can make it possible to distinguish different users due to their embedded integrated circuit devices (IC chips).

IC cards are lent to tenants. The number of cards lent varies

depending on the areas of the tenant lease contract. A

maximum of one free IC card per 15 square meters (at the time

of move-in) is lent to tenants. Fill in the “IC Card System

Application Form” and submit it to the Kasumigaseki Building

Service Center.

IC cards are entrusted to tenants on a rental basis. Each tenant

is expected prevent loss, damage, or staining of the card.

When a proximity card is lost, damaged, or stained, contact the

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center immediately and submit

an official “Notification of Loss of IC Card for Entry and Exit” to

the center.

To reissue a card, fill in the “IC Card System Application Form”

and submit it to the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

Tenants who lose, damage, or stain their proximity cards are

required to pay replacement costs. Our website contains price

information.

Each proximity card carries unique information. Those other

than the authorized user are forbidden from using the

registered card.

Please note the following points to prevent damage to the IC

chip in the proximity card.

When tenants need proximity cards exceeding the maximum

number of free cards, or need to change the registered data of

cards due to events such as personnel changes, fill in the “IC

Card System Appl icat ion Form” and submi t i t to the

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

Tenants are required to pay a service charge for additional

cards.

Hold the card horizontally to the card reader within approximately 50 mm of the unit.

A card stored inside a wallet can still be read. Using it in a metal casing or when next to other IC cards may obstruct card confirmation.

Issuing proximity card (IC card) Lost, damaged, or stained proximity card

Notes on using proximity card (IC card) Issuing additional proximity cards (IC cards)

and changing registered data

Using the proximity card (IC card)

LED light

O K Lights when card is confirmed OK

N G Lights when card was not confirmed

Unlock Lights when unlocked

A l e r t Lights when alert mode is activated

L i n e Blinks when unauthorized entry was

made

IC card reader

LCD display

Operationalguidance and errormessage aredisplayed

Antenna

Hold the

proximity card to

here

• Do not bend, apply excessive pressure, or punch holes in the

card.

• Do not leave the card in a high-temperature area, such as on

a car dashboard

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Entering and exiting tenant rooms

Entering procedure at beginning of day

(disengaging alert)Final exiting procedure (engaging alert)

Before beginning the final exiting procedure, always

remember to check that there is no one left in the

room. Opening the door after completion of the final

exiting procedure will trigger an intrusion alert to the

Disaster Control Room.

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0

Touch the LCD display, which is

in standby mode.

LCD display(standby mode)

The LCD display will be on the

operating mode

(see illustration on the right)

ouch “English” for

English-language displayLCD display

(operating mode for entering procedure)

Hold the proximity card to the card

reader.

When you have a PIN number

LCD display

(PIN number entry mode)

Enter the PIN number. Then, touch “#.”

When you do

not have a

PIN number

LCD display (confirmed mode)

When the card is confirmed OK,

an LCD display message confirms

completion of the entering procedure

(see i l lus t ra t ion on the r igh t ) .

The sys tem un locks the doo r .

Open the door and enter the room.

Touch the LCD display, which is in

standby mode.

LCD display(standby mode)

The LCD display will be in operating

mode (see illustration on right).

Touch “Final Exit.”

Touch “English” for English-language

display

LCD display

(operating mode for final exiting procedure)

1 2 3

4 5 6

7 8 9

0

Hold the proximity card to the card

reader.

When you have a PIN number

LCD display

(PIN number entry mode)

Enter the PIN number. Then, touch “#.”

When you do

not have a

PIN number

LCD display (confirmed mode)

When the card is confirmed OK, an

LCD display message confirms

complet ion of the f inal exit ing

procedure (see illustration on right).

The system locks the door, and the

Alert mode is activated. Vacate the

area swiftly.

Entering and exiting the building

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Entrances and exits on lobby floor

Entering and exiting the building

Entrances and exits

Opening hours of entrances and exits

Outside opening hoursOn weekdays

Saturdays,Sundays,

and holidays

Automatic doors near

Toranomon area6:00 24:30 6:00 23:00

Use the service entrance on level 1. The service

entrance opens 24 hours a day.

Automatic revolving door near

Toranomon area6:00 22:00 Closed

Automatic revolving door near

Tameike area9:00 22:00 Closed

Automatic doors near

Tameike area7:30 24:00 7:00 22:00

Note that the opening hours mentioned above are subject to change due to management reasons.

To Tameike-Sanno station

To level 1

entrance

To Kasumigaseki station

Exit 11 of

Toranomon station

To level 1

entrance

Going up the stairs

Up stairs / Going up the escalator

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Entrances and exits on level 1

Entering and exiting the building

Entrances and Exits

Opening hours of entrances and exitsOutside opening hours

on weekdaysSaturdays, Sundays,

and holidays

Automatic revolving door near

Toranomon area7:00 23:00 Closed

Use the service entrance. The service entrance

opens 24 hours

Automatic revolving door near

Tameike area7:00 22:00 Closed

Service entrance 6:00 24:00 6:00 23:00

Note that the opening hours mentioned above are subject to change due to management reasons

Notes on using the automatic revolving door

The capacity of the automatic revolving doors is displayed on each door. Note that it is dangerous to use the automatic revolving door with

users exceeding the capacity.

The automatic revolving door may stop its operation if someone suddenly jumps in the door from the side or if someone touches the door.

It is prohibited to bring packages into the building via the automatic revolving door or use a cart in the automatic revolving door.

Children should be accompanied by adults when using the automatic revolving door.

To Toranomon station

To Tameike-Sanno station

From level 2

lobby

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Passenger elevators

Banks A, B, C, and D and bank O have a wheelchair-accessible elevator (no. 5).

Elevators and escalators

Names of elevator banks StopsNumber of

carsOperation hours

(365days)

Bank A Lobby floor (Lb F) 12F 8 cars 24 hours

Bank B Lb F 12F 20F 7 cars 24 hours

Bank C Lb F 7 cars 24 hours

Bank D Lb F 27F 35F 7 cars 24 hours

Bank O1F, Lb F, 3F, and 36F

(one elevator goes to level B3)2 cars 24 hours

Bank G

/ for parking usersB2 F to 1F 1 car 6:00 23:00

Bank Y

/ for parking usersB2 F to Lb F 1 car 6:00 23:00

If a malfunction occurs use the telephone receiver inside the car. When the receiver is lifted the line directly connects to the

Disaster Control Center.

In the event of earthquake, fire, or power failure, elevators in operation will automatically return to either the nearest floor

(earthquake) or the lobby floor (fire and power failure) and the doors will open. Exit the elevator immediately when the door

opens and take refuge in a safer place via the emergency staircases.

Do not use the elevators in the event of earthquake, fire, or power failure.

5 5 55

20F 27F

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Passenger and freight elevators

Elevators and escalators

Names of

elevator banksStops Number of cars Note

Bank F

Elevators No. F1 and F2: B3F - 36F One car for each

Elevator No. F3: B1F - 1F and 3F One carMainly for conveying loads for shops

(hours: 7:00 - 23:00)

The size of cabins and the load capacities of elevators no. F1 and F2 are as follows:

Stop Horizontal width mm) Depth mm Height mm) Loading capacity kg

Elevators no. F1

: B3F - P1 F

Width of cabin 1,300 2,5502,300

Inside cabin 1,540 1,760 2,720

Elevator no. F2

: B3F - 36F

Width of cabin 960 2,5501,250

Inside cabin 1,230 1,780 2,720

Floors with escalators Operation hours (365 days)

Between 1F and Lb F

(Both Toranomon and Tameike sides)7:00 24:00

Between Lb F and 3F (Tameike side) 7:00 24:00

Escalator

When transporting large volumes of packages and bulky cargo, or when using a cart, use the passenger/freight elevators. When conveying

small volumes of packages or small-sized packages with a cart to neighboring floors, use the wheelchair-accessible elevator (no. 5) located

in each elevator bank.

Escalators

1

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Parking lot entrances and exits

Parking Garage

Type Size limit for vehicles Number of parking spaces

Standard parking spaces W2,200mm L5,300mm H2,000mmContracted spaces: 164 spaces Hourly rentalspaces: 80 spaces

Handicapped parking spaces W3,500mm L6,000mm H2,000mm Six spaces (one on the first floor and five in B1)

The following chart shows the size limit of vehicles that can use the parking and the number of parking spaces. Some parking spaces have a

different height limit. Please see the signs inside the parking garage.

Parking Specifications

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First floor and B1 traffic routes

Parking Garage

B1

Parking garage gate

First floor

Bank Y

Bank G

Bank Y

Bank G

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B2 mezzanine and B2 traffic routes

Parking Garage

B2 mezzanine

B2

Contracted spaces

Bank Y

Bank G

Bank Y

Bank G

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Parking Garage

Contact the Kasumigaseki Office to apply for parking permits.

Tenants are required to sign a parking contract.

A parking pass for passing through the parking gates will be lent

to the owner of the parking permit.

Vehicles with a parking permit and a parking pass can use the

parking gates 24 hours a day.

Parking passes are entrusted to tenants on a rental basis. Each

tenant is expected to prevent the loss, damage, or staining of a

pass.

When parking a car with a parking permit, always remember to

place the parking permit on the dashboard.

Tenants who lose, damage, or stain their parking pass are

required to pay the cost of a replacement. For information on

price, please visit our website.

Follow the directions of signs, lights, and alarms when entering and leaving the parking, and always drive safely.

Do not leave valuables in your vehicle. Close windows and lock doors to prevent theft.

Contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center if there is any accident or trouble in the parking garage.

Drivers will be responsible for any damage to parking facilities or to a third party caused by the drivers’ intent or negligence.

Note that all vehicles including vehicles with a permit cannot use parking spaces on days that the building is closed.

Using the parking garage

Parking Permits

Porte-cochere

Parking spaces for hourly rental parking are available from 7:00

to 23:00 (entire day).

Receive a parking ticket at the entrance gate when using an

hourly rental parking space. Please pay the fee at the exit gate

when leaving the parking garage.

Drivers who lose their parking ticket are required to pay the

whole-day parking fee.

The price of hourly rental parking spaces is 300 yen per 30

minutes. A book of parking tickets (a set of 11 parking ticket for

3,000 yen) is available at the Kasumigaseki Building Service

Center. The Kasumigaseki Building Service Center is open from

9:00 to 17:00 on weekdays.

Hourly rental parking

The porte-cochere is located at the first floor entrance on the

Tameike side.

The first floor porte-cochere is provided exclusively for letting

passengers in or out of vehicles. All other activities are

prohibited. Note that vehicles are prohibited from waiting more

than five minutes at the porte-cochere even if it is for letting

passengers in or out of the vehicle.

If it is expected that vehicles will have to wait more than five

minutes, please use the underground parking garage.

Note that the use of the porte-cochere may be restricted

depending on circumstances.

Parking on the Lobby Level

Large vehicles (taller than 2.6 meters), such as tour buses and

medical exam vehicles, can park in the outdoor parking on the

Lobby Level if they reserve a parking space in advance (1,000

yen per hour, same-day payment only).

As for the application form, please see the “Facility Reservations

and Applications” on the building’s website. Submit the

application form to the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

Note that we may be unable to accept an application depending

on circumstances such as limitations in availability.

The parking on the Lobby Level is available by advance

reservation only for management reasons. Note that we will not

allow a vehicle without advance reservation to use this parking

at any time.

The parking entrances and exits are open entire day a year between 7:00 and 23:00. Vehicles with a parking pass can use the parking

entrances and exits 24 hours a day.

Cell phones can be used in the parking garage. In addition, a valet service is available at the information desk on the first floor (9:30 to 18:30

on weekdays). Outside the information desk hours, the service is available at the Disaster Control Center on the first floor. e accept

requests for the valet service only through over-the-counter applications at the information desk. We do not accept requests via telephone.

Notes on using the parking garage

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Loading bay

Loading / Unloading

Delivering inside the building

When delivering cargo inside the building, go to Bank F and use the freight elevators (see page 9).

Consult with the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center in advance and submit a set of

necessary work notification forms to the center when moving in or when delivering large items

(safes, large office equipment, bookshelves, etc.), large amounts of parcels, or long cargo. The

building has limits on the floor load capacity (300 kg/m2) and on the load capacity of elevators.

In general, moving operations, the transportation of large items or large amounts of cargo are

allowed only on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays or after 22:00 on weekdays.

When using a dolly, use only freight elevators.

hen delivering small amounts of packages or small packages with a cart to neighboring

floors, use the wheelchair access elevator (no. 5) which is in each elevator bank.

Contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center in advance for inquires about reserving

elevators or on loading and unloading routes.B1 loading bay

Note that loading and unloading in areas other than the loading bay on B1 is prohibited.

The routes to the parking entrances and exits of freight vehicles are the same as regular vehicles (see page 10). At B1, the route to the

loading bay is separate from other routes. Follow signs inside the parking garage to go to the loading bay.

Parking fees (300 yen per 30 minutes) apply for stopping longer than 30 minutes. Please pay the fee at the exit gate when leaving the

parking. The procedure is the same as for vehicles that uses the hourly rental parking spaces.

Vehicle height is restricted to up to 2,600 mm in the loading bay. Note that parts of the ceiling in the parking garage are lower than other

areas. Make sure to use freight vehicles that are within height restriction for loading and unloading cargo.

Entry into the building via the loading bay is allowed between 7:00 and 23:00 (entire day).

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Public areas

Public Areas and Facilities

Kitchenette

Sink

All toilets on the standard floors have washlets

(Japanese bidets). A hand dryer is also provided.

Use the toilet paper provided. Other types of toilet paper may

cause stoppage or problems for plumbing.

Do not leave personal belongings in the restroom.

Restrooms for disabled individuals are located on floors 1, 4,

12, 20, and 27. (See Barrier-free design on page 18.)

Restrooms Kitchenette

The kitchenette hours are indicated below.

Do not place items such as refrigerators or other personal

belongings in the kitchenette.

Please use the waste cans provided to dispose of tea leaves

and cigarette butts.

Weekdays 8:30 to 19:00 / Saturdays 8:30 to 13:00

Hot water is unavailable on Sundays and holidays.

Lightning hours for public areas are indicated below.

When tenants want to extend the lighting hours, consult with the

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center in advance.

Weekdays and Saturdays

8:00 19:00

undays and holidays

fully lit half lit no light

No light

6:30 23:00

half lit

7:00 23:00

No light

half lit no light

Lighting hours for public areas

Mail boxes

The building has no official mail boxes. Tenants are asked to

contact the Kasumigaseki Building Post Office on the third floor

for an application to open their own private post box (free). A

key will be given to the tenant after a private mail box is set up.

For detailed information about the opening of a private box or

about the handling of large parcels that cannot fit inside the

box, contact the Kasumigaseki Building Post Office directly

(Tel: 03-3581-1716).

All public areas in the building are non-smoking areas, excluding designated smoking areas. The Fire Code prohibits objects from being placedin public areas such as corridors and staircases.

Building Directories

The company names of tenants are displayed in our standard

style on the building directory in the first floor Entrance Hall,

Lobby Level Entrance Hall, and the Elevator Hall of the floors

where tenants are located and next to the door of each tenant

room.

The display of tenants’ company names is a free service at the

time of moving in. Tenants who want to change the name

displayed after moving in are required to pay replacement

c o s t s .

As for price information, visit our website or contact the

Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.The display of advertisements in public areas of the building is

strictly prohibited. These spaces include the building grounds, the roof, the corridors, the entrances, and the elevator halls. Any activity that may affect the appearance of the building, such as writing or posting material on the office windows, is also prohibited.

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Facilities

Public Areas and Facilities

Information desk Banks and ATMs

The Kasumigaseki Building branch of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking

Corporation is located on the third floor.

There are Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation ATMs on the

Lobby floor.

In the event of problems concerning the ATMs, please contact

Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation directly.

Rental Hall (Plaza Hall)

Public telephones and vending machines

The public telephones and vending machines are not our

property. In the event of malfunction or other problems, please

contact the concerned company directly. Note that these may be

removed according to the concerned companies’ wishes.

There are public telephones on the first floor, Lobby floor, and

the twelfth floor. In the event of a malfunction, please contact

NTT (dial 133).

There are pay phones that can handle international calls

on the Lobby floor and first floor. In the event of a malfunction,

please contact KDDI (dial 0057).

There are snack and beverage vending machines on the Lobby

floor and twelfth floor. In the event of a malfunction, call the

number shown on the sticker attached to the vending machine.

Post Office and mailboxes

The Kasumigaseki Building Post Office is located on level 3 as

our tenant. As for personal mail boxes, please contact the

Kasumigaseki Building Post Office directly.The mailboxes are located in the outdoor area on the Lobby

floor on the Tameike side.

For visitors, there are information desks on the Lobby floor and

first floor. The information desk hours are indicated below.

Lobby floor: 9:00 to 18:00 on weekdays

First floor: 8:30 to 18:30 on weekdays

Shower Stalls

There are shower stalls for men and for women on the third

floor.

The fee is 600 yen for each use. A shower stall can be used

up to 30 minutes each time.

When using a shower stall, please apply using the Facilities

Reservation/Application Forms on the building’s website in

advance.

Before using a shower stall, please buy a ticket from the

ticketing machine located next to the Disaster Control Center.

At the Disaster Control Center reception, a key for the shower

stall is lent to a user in exchange for a ticket.

Smoking Room (Liaison HO)

There is a smoking room, Liaison HO, on the third floor.

The smoking room hours are from 7:00 to 20:00 on weekdays.

There are two smoking areas: one exclusively for women and

the other for both men and women.

Beverages are allowed in the smoking room. However, smokers

are advised to refrain from having a meal in the room.

Each smoker is responsible for the disposal of cigarette butts.

Make sure that cigarette butts are completely extinguished and

dispose of them in the designated lidded containers.

Liaison Plaza

The Liaison Plaza, a lounge exclusively for tenants, is located

on the third floor.

The hours are from 7:00 to 21:00 on weekdays. Eating and

drinking are permitted in the lounge.

A relaxation facility, Kiraku, is located inside the lounge.

There is a rental hall on the first floor.

The main hall has an area of 247 m2 (19m x 13m) and a

capacity of up to approximately 200 people (without tables, and

only chairs). Audio-visual equipment is available in the hall. The

hall is tailored to multiple-purpose use. Please use the hall for

conferences, seminars, lectures, and exhibitions.

Reservation is possible six months in advance.

As for the reservation procedure, please see the Facilities

Reservation/Application Forms on the building’s website.

Submit the necessary form via fax to the Kasumigaseki

Building Service Center.

We do not accept tentative reservations.

Drinking and eating is prohibited inside the Plaza Hall.

Smoking is prohibited inside the hall.

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Barrier-free design (Wheelchair-accessible facilities)

Barrier-free Design

Parking spaces that allow wheelchair access are available in

the area near the first floor porte-cochere on the Tameike side

and on B1.

Universal Design Restrooms

Handicapped Parking

Entrances

Wheelchair Access Elevators

Automatic revolving door

The Disaster Control Center offers a wheelchair rental service

(wheelchairs can be used only inside the building) to persons

who feel ill and to the elderly.

Wheelchair rental service

The first floor entrance is accessible by wheelchair both from

the Toranomon side and the Tameike side.

There is a wheelchair slope on the Lobby floor. It is located in

the area facing the New Kasumigaseki Building on the Tameike

side. The wheelchair slope is connected directly to the front

entrance of the Lobby.

The call button for the wheelchair access elevators is placed lower so that wheelchair users have no difficulty in pushing it. The wheelchair access elevators are also equipped with a handrail and rearview mirror for safety.

To avoid steps, there is a slope in the first floor elevator hall of Bank O.

The elevators in Bank O stop at the first floor, the Lobby floor, third and thirty-sixth floors. When going to other floors, please change to an elevator in another bank on the Lobby floor.

On the Lobby floor, Banks A, B, C, and D each have one wheelchair access elevator, which stops at all floors.

To prevent injury and accidents, the automatic revolving door

will stop operation temporarily if someone or some object

touches the door.

The button for adjusting the speed of the automatic revolving

doors is provided for people in wheelchairs and for the elderly.

When the button is pushed, the automatic revolving door

becomes slower. It revolves at approximately one-third the

regular speed.

The automatic revolving door, with ample space for a wheelchair

and a speed reduction button on the front of the door.

Restrooms for disabled individuals are located on floors 1, 4,12,

20, and 27.

The restrooms, which are equipped with a handrail, have ample

space that allows for easy access to wheelchairs. The door

opens and closes automatically with the push of a button.

Universal Design Restroom

(A spacious rest room

equipped with a handrail)

The wheelchair access

elevator available in Banks A,

B, C and D

Bank O

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Standard specifications

Specifications of tenant rooms

Floor load capacity: 300 kg/m2

Power supply: 45VA/m2

Tenants may not use the power outlets on the

wall because they are for use during cleaning.

Common Receiving Facilities

• Telephone lines are already wired to the telephone terminal panels

located in the common areas of each floor. Tenants are required to

pay for any wiring work from the terminal panels to their rooms.

Tenants are responsible for dealing directly with the telephone

companies (NTT East, etc.).

• The Internet service is available from the four carriers listed at the

right. Optical cables are already wired to the EPS terminal panel.

Please apply directly to one of the four carriers for the Internet

service.

• Tenants are required to commission any wiring work from the

terminal panels in the common areas to the tenant rooms from the

vendors designated by Kasumigaseki Building.

• When the schedule for conducting the wiring for the telephone and

Internet connection wiring work is set, please submit a Work

Notification to the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

Notes on additional installation, layout changes and construction work within tenant rooms

Tenants are required to consult with the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center in advance when conducting interior construction work, such

as installing additional facilities within the office, changing the layout or relocating large items of furniture or fixtures.

Electrical wires, pipes and ducts run throughout the floors, ceilings and walls of the building. Unauthorized work may lead to unanticipated

events, such as power failure or water leakage. When conducting interior work or installing, adding to, changing or removing facilities within

the office, tenants are required to commission work from the construction vendors designated by Kasumigaseki Building. This is to ensure

compliance with various regulations, including the Fire Code and Building Code, to facilitate building management and to minimize effects on

the building facilities.

When tenants move in, they receive a copy of the Office Room Lease Specifications Chart. Please refer to this chart for an itemization of

various types of interior construction work and the standard specifications of the tenant rooms.

When adding to the facilities or changing the layout, tenants are required to conduct the legally required examinations to verify the means of

safe evacuation from the building (Route C). Contact the designated construction vendors for detailed information.

• VHF, UHF and BS lines are already wired to the terminal panels

located in the common areas of each floor.

• CS lines are already wired to the terminal panels located in the

common areas of the floors at regular intervals (several floors are

grouped as one block).

• Tenants are responsible for any wiring work from the terminal

panels to the TV receptors in their rooms, as well as for the

subscription fees (CS satellite channels, etc. ) and basic channel

fees.

Tenants are responsible for dealing directly with the service

providers when subscribing to channels.

The current system does not support BS digital broadcasts. If

necessary, please ask the service providers to conduct the

wiring work individually.

Telephone wiring/Internet connection

Internet connection carriers Contact

NTT East (or NTT Communications)116

0120-106-107

KDDI0077-7007

0120-921-919

SoftBank Telecom0120-917-221

0088-221-221

KVH 03-5772-5818

Inside a tenant room on a typical floor

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Air-conditioning in the tenant rooms

Air-conditioning in the tenant rooms

Warm and cool air is discharged

through the ceiling outlets.

Do not block the outlets, such as

by stacking packages too close to

the ceiling, as it may reduce the

effect of air-conditioning.

The standard hours of operation for the air-conditioning are

indicated below.

Air-conditioning is set at 24 degrees Celsius. It is possible to

adjust the temperature slightly through the controller provided

on the wall in the tenant rooms.

If it is necessary to adjust the temperature beyond the range of

the controller, contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service

Center and report the name of the zone where it is necessary

to adjust the temperature. Please check the illustration below

for the names of the zones.

Standard hours of operation for the air-conditioning

Mondays to Fridays 9:00 18:00

Saturdays 9:00 12:30

Sundays and holidays Air-conditioning does not operate

for the whole day

Standard settings for the air-conditioningOperation of the air-conditioning outside

the standard hours of operation

If it is necessary to have the air-conditioning operate after

hours, register through the building’s website or fill in the After-

hours Air-conditioning Application Form and submit it to the

K a s u m i g a s e k i B u i l d i n g S e r v i c e C e n t e r w i t h i n t h e

predetermined time for accepting such applications.

Tenants are responsible the costs for operating the air-

conditioning after hours.

After-hours operation of the air-conditioning is handled in terms

of spatial and time units. One spatial unit is a quarter of a

typical floor and one time unit is 30 minutes. (For the costs,

please refer to building’s website or contact the Kasumigaseki

Building Service Center).

The start time for the surcharge for after-hours operation of the

air-conditioning on weekdays is always 18:00, which is the time

when the standard hours of operation end. (This applies even if

the tenant applies for the service at 20:00.)

The times during which applications for after-hours operation of

the air-conditioning are accepted are indicated below. For

convenience in managing the central heat resources, tenants

are strongly encouraged to apply for the service within these

times.Air-conditioning outlets

Air outlet and exhaust vent (An exhaust vent is

hidden behind the lightning equipment.)

Times during which applications for after-hours

operation of the air-conditioning are accepted

Mondays to Fridays Until 17:00 of that day

Saturdays Until 11:30 of that day

Sundays and holidays Until 11:30 of the day before

West side

East side

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Cleaning

Cleaning and garbage separation

Cleaning the tenant rooms Pest control

Garbage separation

In compliance with the Law for Maintenance of Sanitation in

Buildings, we inspect and disinfect the tenant rooms at regular

intervals. We request the tenants’ corporation in this respect.

Tenants are responsible for cleaning costs.

To facilitate management of the building, tenants are required

to sign a contract with Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd. In relation to

cleaning of the rooms. Tenants are not allowed to commission

the cleaning of rooms from any cleaning company other than

the designated ones.

The inside and outside of the windows in the tenant rooms are

cleaned once every two months.

Please provide waste bins for garbage separation within your rooms according to the classification below. Please dispose of tealeaves and

cigarette butts in the designated containers, which are placed in the pantry.

When tenants install vending machines in their rooms, they are required to ask the vending machine company to collect waste cans and

bottles.

When tenants want to empty the waste bins themselves, they are requested to bring the waste bins to the Garbage Disposal Room (see page

15), located on level B1, and dispose of the garbage in the waste bins provided according to designated separation procedures. Garbage

separation stickers are available at the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

To request the collection of a large volume of waste, bulky objects (domestic appliances, office appliances such as personal computers, or

packaging materials such as polystyrene foam), please contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center. To request collection of

confidential documents, please contact Kaname Kogyo Co., Ltd., telephone 03-3986-5341. Tenants are responsible for the cost of disposal.

Waste edible oil is recycled

Bulky waste is pulverised and partly recycled.

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Disaster and crime prevention systems in the building

Disaster and crime prevention

The Disas ter Cont ro l Center i s loca ted on leve l 1 o f

Kasumigaseki Building and is staffed around the clock.

The center normal ly controls and moni tors the faci l i ty

operations, such as the electricity and air-conditioning. It is also

in charge of internal patrols.

In the event of a disaster, the center acts as the headquarters

f o r f i re f i gh t ing o pera t ions and b ecomes a d isas te r

countermeasures office for conducting initial firefighting

activities, issuing evacuation instructions, and notifying the

relevant authorities.

The building is equipped with many innovative emergency

facilities to ensure safety.

The building’s security system uses a proximity card.

Surveillance cameras are deployed at various locations around

the building and in the elevators.

Inside the DisasterControl Center

Kasumigaseki Building conducts fire drills and evacuation drills

based on the fire plan. Tenants are expected to participate

actively in these drills.

The management conducts various drills, including drills for fire,

major earthquakes, and power failures.

In compliance with the Fire Code, each tenant must appoint a

fire officer. The fire officer should be accredited before taking

up the appointment. Contact the Kojimachi Fire Station for

details concerning the schedule of lectures that are prerequisite

for accreditation.

Fire officers are required to draft a fire plan and submit it to the

Kojimachi Fire Station. Consult with the Kasumigaseki Building

Service Center when creating a fire plan.

In compliance with the Fire Code, we will establish a Joint Fire

Prevention Committee comprising tenant members. Fire

officers are required to attend the conference.

The Joint Fire Prevention Conference is charged with creating a

fire plan for the whole building and with promoting awareness

and information concerning the prevention of fires. Tenants are

expected to cooperate and fol low the directives of the

committee.

In compliance with the Fire Code, we will organize a firefighting

squad made up of a main squad that consists of building

management personnel and local squads for each tenant.

Please assign roles to each staff member to ensure appropriate

action in the event of an emergency. Members are expected to

participate actively in the fire drills.

In compliance with the Fire Code, it is necessary for fire

extinguishers to be installed in the tenant rooms. The

installation of partitions within a tenant room may require the

installation of additional fire extinguishers. Tenants are

responsible for the costs associated with the installation and

inspection of additional extinguishers.

For inquires concerning the number of necessary extinguishers

and the locations at which they must be installed, please

contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

Each tenant is required to submit an emergency contact

number to the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center.

In the event of an emergency, such as when management

personnel have to unlock the doors to the tenant rooms, the

management personnel will contact the tenants using the

emergency contact number.

In compliance with the Fire Code, tenants are required to

submit a periodic inspection report to the Kojimachi Fire Station

once a year. Please submit a transcript of the report bearing

the seal of the Fire Department to the Kasumigaseki Building

Service Center.

Notes to our tenants

Disaster Control Center Disaster and crime prevention facilities

Fire drills

Appointing a Fire Officer

Submitting an emergency contact number

Organizing a Firefighting Squad

Installing fire extinguishers

Submitting a report on items subject to fire protection

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Disaster prevention

Tips on disaster and crime prevention

All common spaces in the Kasumigaseki Building are non-smoking.

Dispose of cigarette butts in the specially designated capped containers. Please confirm that the cigarette

butts are extinguished when disposing of them. Do not dispose of cigarette butts together with other trash

as a fire may result.

Fixtures and furniture shall, in principal, be made from either flame resistant material or steel.

Bringing flammable substances or explosive materials into the building is strictly prohibited, irrespective of

the quantity.

Kerosene stoves and electric heaters must not be used in the tenant rooms.

To prevent heat from being generated and to minimize the risk of fire, excessive cabling, such as starburst

connections, is prohibited.

Do not dispose of trash in places other than the designated areas as it may present a suspicious fire risk.

Do not place objects in the common areas, as they may block evacuation routes or impede firefighting

activities.

Large fixtures and items of furniture should be fastened to the floor or to the wall to prevent them from

falling in the event of an earthquake. Remember to consult with the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center

prior to any reinforcement work, as there is the risk that the reinforcement work may damage the building.

Maintain an emergency kit of portable lighting devices, a radio, helmets, gloves, a first-aid kit and food

reserves at all times. Discuss the procedures to be adopted in the case of employees who will experience

difficulty in returning home in the event of an earthquake.

Be sure to lock your room when leaving it unattended, no matter for how short a period.

If you encounter a suspicious person or a high-pressure salesperson, please contact the Disaster Control Center.

If you come across suspicious objects, such as cardboard boxes, bags or unidentified packages, do not touch them. Immediately contact the

Disaster Control Center instead.

Thieves may take on the appearance of a visitor to a tenant room. Be sure to lock the change rooms and locker rooms. Do not leave cash or

valuables in desk drawers.

The building management does not accept responsibility for the loss of any cash or valuables. Each person must take responsibility for such

items.

Please notify Kasumigaseki Building Service Center in advance if you are leaving your empty for a long period or closing the office over the

New Year or summer holidays.

Crime prevention

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Alarm facilities

Disaster prevention facilities

Speakers are installed at various

locations in the ceilings. In the

event o f an emergency, the

Disaster Control Center issues a

report on the situation and the

evacuation procedures.

Installed at various locations on the ceilings. They help in the

early detection of a fire. When the devices detect heat or smoke,

an alarm is transmitted to the Disaster Control Center. It is

prohibited for smokers to congregate around the automatic fire

alarms or to cause anything to impact them, as they may

malfunction.

Telephones are installed in the

spare room in f ron t o f t he

emergency staircases on every

floor. Picking up the receiver

automatically connects to the

Disaster Control Center. Use

them only in an emergency.

Hydrants will soon be installed in the common area of every

floor. Tenants may use them in the event of a fire. Be aware that

they discharge water at high pressure.

S p r i n k l e r s a r e i n s t a l l e d a t

various locations on the ceilings.

They automatically spray water

w h e n t h e y d e t e c t t h a t t h e

tempera ture has reached a

certain level. Do not strike them

a s i t m a y c a u s e t h e m t o

m a l f u n c t i o n . D o n o t s t a c k

objects close to the head of the

sprinkler in the ceiling as it may

impede operation.

The F i re Code manda tes tha t

extinguishers be located every 20

meters’ walking distance. Installing

part i t ions in a tenant room may

require the installation of additional

f i re ext inguishers. Tenants are

responsible for the costs associated

with the installation and inspection

of additional extinguishers.

Instal led in the parking lots.

N o z z l e s i n t h e c e i l i n g

a u t o m a t i c a l l y s p r a y f i r e -

extinguishing agent when they

detect that the temperature of a

v e h i c l e f i r e h a s r e a c h e d a

certain level. They can also be

operated manually.

Externals

Fire extinguishing facilities

Automatic fire alarms Emergency announcements

Emergency telephones

Fire extinguishers

Indoor fire hydrants

Sprinklers

Fire sprinklers

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Facilities used exclusively by the fire brigade

Disaster prevention facilities

Installed in the common areas to

prevent fire from spreading.

Shutters that normally remain

open are also closed

automatically in the event of a

fire.

The shutters are designed not to

present an obstacle in the event

of emergency evacuation as they

can be opened manually by

pushing the shutter to the

direction that people are

evacuating.

Installed at the side of the emergency

staircases on levels 3 to 36. In the event

of a fire, the button is activated remotely

by the Disaster Control Center. Pressing

the button opens the exhaust vent,

activates the smoke exhaust fans and

expels smoke from the building.

In addition to remote operation, the

system can be activated manually by

pressing the button inside the control

box installed on every floor.

In the event of an emergency, the regular staircases can be

used as emergency staircases. The Fire Code strictly prohibits

the placement of objects on the staircases or in the spare rooms

in f ront of the sta i rcases, as i t may h inder evacuat ion

procedures.

Installed at various locations in the

building. Follow the guide lamps to

the fire escape when it is necessary

to evacuate the building.

Installed at various locations on

the ceilings. They turn on

automatically in the event of a

power failure.

Do not stack objects close to

emergency lights as it may impede

their operation.

Provided at the upper part of the

fire hydrant for the use of the fire

brigade. Tenants are not allowed to

use them.

Installed in the spare room at the

front of the emergency

stai rcases. The f i re br igade

connects its hose to it.

In the event of an emergency,

emergency elevators (goods

elevators) are used exclusively

by the fire brigade and Disaster

Control Center staff for their

f i re f igh t ing and evacuat ion

operations.

Evacuation and other disaster prevention facilities

Fire hydrants Emergency power outlets

Emergency elevators

Emergency lights

Fire shutters

Emergency staircases (Fire escapes)

Smoke exhaust buttons

Evacuation guide lamps

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In the event of a disaster

In the event of a disaster

If you see a fire, the first priority is to call 119. There are many

cases where a fire got out of control because a person failed to

call 119, thinking the fire was inconsequential.

To prevent the fire from spreading, the members of the main

and local firefighting squads are expected to start their

designated activities, such as preliminary firefighting, using the

extinguishers and fire hydrants.

Other people are advised to begin evacuations immediately,

following the directives of management issued through

emergency announcements.

First, ensure your own safety, such as by take refuge to under a

desk or by protecting you head.

While ensuring your own safety, extinguish any flames and

secure an evacuation route if possible.

Even after the tremor has subsided, there may be aftershocks.

Do not use any flames, and extinguish cigarettes.

Do not approach any fixtures, furniture or windows that may

collapse.

In the event of a power failure, the emergency lights will come

on and provide sufficient illumination to enable you to confirm

personal safety.

The emergency generators will begin operation within several

minutes and supply power to the disaster prevention facilities

and the facilities necessary for evacuation and disaster

prevention.

When the electricity is restored, please reactivate the facilities

that stopped operating during the power failure.

Kasumigaseki Building is designated as a “stay indoors”area.

The internal refuge site is the Lobby floor.

When it is necessary to evacuate the building, the Disaster

Control Center will report the situation and issue instructions.

Follow the instructions and begin evacuation.

Use the fire escapes (staircases A and B) to evacuate.

When evacuating the building, do not use the elevators. The

emergency elevators (goods elevators) are used exclusively by

staff from the Disaster Control Center and the fire brigade for

firefighting operations. Tenants are not allowed to use them.

Each office is required to confirm the safety of their employees

after evacuation. Report any missing or injured people to the

Disaster Control Center.

Notify the people around you calling out, “Fire!”

Call 119

Call the Disaster Control Center. The staff from

the center will rush to the site and prepare for the

arrival of the Fire Department.

Conduct preliminary firefighting using fire extinguishers

and fire hydrants only while your safety is secured.

When the sprinkler is activated, it indicates that

preliminary firefighting is finished. Begin to evacuate

immediately.

In the event of a disaster, the building management

may restrict the use of entrances and exits to

prevent secondary disasters due to inadvertent entry

to or exit from the building.

Fire Power failure

Earthquakes

Evacuation procedures

Assistance points for people who experience difficulty in

returning home

In the event of a major earthquake, people who experience

difficulty in returning home because of the distance involved

will be provided the necessary information as well as portable

snacks at the designated points so that they can take

temporary refuge and return home more safely and with less

trouble. As of November 2007, the Chiyoda ward office had

prepared six designated assistance points in Chiyoda-ku. The

nearest assistance spots to Kasumigaseki Building are Hibiya

Park and Kokyoga ien ( t he o u te r ga rden o f Tokyo

Imperial Palace).

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Inspection of tenant rooms

Reminder

In compliance with the Law for Maintenance of Sanitation in

Buildings, we inspect the tenant rooms every month to conduct

sanitation checks and to check for pests. Depending on the

circumstances, we fumigate the rooms (including treatment to

eliminate rats).

The Kasumigaseki Building Service Center will notify tenants in

advance of scheduled inspections and pest control.

The maintenance staff may enter tenant rooms to undertake

maintenance, to clean the windows, to examine the condition

of the f ire-resistant covers or to inspect the emergency

facilities. The Disaster Control Center will notify tenants in

advance of such work. We ask for the tenants’ understanding

and cooperation.

Smoking in places other than designated smoking areas. Smoking in the common areas

Bringing in or storing in the building hazardous items, contaminated or offensive materials, or objects that emit an odor

Using naked flames inside the building (including electric stoves, electric heaters, oil stoves, etc.)

Cooking food in the building (except in restaurants)

Breeding animals within the building

Using the building as accommodation

Placing objects in the common areas

Changing the layout of common areas without the permission of building management

Occupying common areas

Playing ball games, or engaging in activities that create vibrations or the transmission of electromagnetic waves in the common areas

Placing advertisements in the common areas. Posting materials on windows

Parking vehicles, motorbikes or bicycles in places other than the designated parking areas

Engaging in sales activities, distributing leaflets or holding meetings in the common areas without the permission of the building management

Engaging in activities that offend public order and morals

Engaging in specific political or religious activities

Taking unauthorized photographs (taking photographs of the appearance of the building, etc.) in common areas or on the building premises.

(Please contact the Kasumigaseki Building Service Center for permission to take photographs.)

Engaging in activities that inconvenience or present a hazard to other people. Engaging in activities that are prohibited by the building

management for management reasons or to ensure the safety and integrity of the building

Sanitation Inspections

Prohibited activities

Under the Electricity Enterprises Law, the building must be closed once a year for an inspection of power receiving/transforming facilities.

On this day, the electricity, gas and water supply are cut off and all the building facilities stop operation. Tenants are prohibited from entering

the building on this day, without exception.

To prepare for the power being cut off before and after the building closure, or at other times according to circumstances, tenants are

requested to provide a backup power supply for important devices in the tenant rooms, such as Internet servers, personal computers,

photocopiers and refrigerators.

In general, the building is closed on the second Sunday in February each year. Note that the building may be closed on other days on an

ad-hoc basis due to management reasons.

Note that the parking lots both cannot be used either by authorized vehicles or vehicles rented by the hour on the day the building is closed.

Building closure (Each year on the second Sunday of February)

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Area Guide

03-3580-0119 1-8 Nagatachyo , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3221-1311 2-7-4 Hirakawachyo , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3581-1716 3-2-5 Kasumigaseki , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

0120-896300 2-16 Kandatsukasachyo , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3591-3980

03-3501-3607

03-3501-3606

03-3581-3646

03-3505-3071

03-3221-6011 1-1-15 Kudanminami , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3214-6231 1-3-3 Ootemachi , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Otemachi joint gov’t building No.3

03-3812-8609 1-9-20 Kouraku , Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo

03-3265-4381 22 Sanbancyo , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3264-0151 1-6-11 Kudanminami , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

03-3511-2161 21641-1-15 Kudanminami , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo Kudan-minami joint gov’t building

No.2 12F

03-3234-0110 1-4 Kojimachi , Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

s of July, 2008