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In the 1960s, TLC led the industry in developing the Tokyu Plaza urban shopping center. Since then, it has accumulated numerous successes in this field. In recent years, it has also sought to develop suburban shopping centers that create entertainment zones closely integrated with local communities, as well as urban center commercial facilities that serve as hubs of the latest trends and information. TLC continues to provide new commercial facilities for a broad range of operations, never losing sight of current trends in all aspects of the living space.
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Urban Commercial Facilities
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| Developing sophisticated commercial spaces in step with urban lifestyles |
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Large Commercial Facilities
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| These facilities comprise added-value entertainment zones, such as cinemas and amusement facilities. |
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"Tokyu Sports Oasis" Members-only Fitness Clubs
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Tokyu Sports Oasis Shinjuku
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The first Tokyu Sports Oasis fitness club opened in 1986 as Japan began to experience a physical fitness boom. In 2000, Tokyu Sports Oasis (Kansai) and Tokyu Sports Oasis Tokyo merged to form Tokyu Sports Oasis, Inc., in a move designed to provide a broader range of fitness and relaxation services. As of March 2008, TLC had opened 29 locations nationwide.
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Super Public Bath Zabun Sagamihara
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Based on the concepts of "healing" and "relaxation," TLC created its Super Public Bath Zabun business as a means of expanding its urban development operations into suburban areas. The large-scale community bath complex, which opened in Sagamihara in 2002, features 16 different types of bathing facilities, massage services, a snack lounge, hair salon, and a parking lot that accommodates 180 cars. TLC plans to open several more locations in the Tokyo metro area in the future.
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"Tokyu Stay" Extended-stay Hotels
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Tokyu Stay Yotsuya
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Tokyu Stay Hotel facilities combine the convenience and comfort of business hotels and executive suites, making them ideal for business and vacation travelers that require extended-stay accommodations.
TLC opened the first Tokyu Stay Hotel in Kamata in 1998 and later outsourced management of the hotel chain to Tokyu Relocation Corporation, a company specializing in management of leased and corporate housing properties. As of March 2008, the Tokyu Stay Hotel network includes 12 locations in Tokyo.
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hands be
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Tokyu Hands is a creative life store that helps consumers create their own rich and eclectic lifestyles. In addition to 19 Tokyu Hands stores (including franchises) located throughout Japan, the company operates five other retail operations: "hands be" lifestyle shops, the "outparts" bag and travel shops, "natulabo" for beauty and healthcare supplies, interior-focused "homeyroomy," and "Hands Select" for kitchen and bath supplies.
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