JBS Relocates Headquarters to Toranomon Hills Station Tower

Japan Business Systems, Inc. (Headquarters: Minato Ward, Tokyo; President: Yukihiro Makita; hereinafter, “JBS” securities code: 5036) is to relocate its headquarters to Toranomon Hills Station Tower in April 2024.

With “bringing the best technology to everyone, everywhere” as our mission, JBS’s new headquarters will be based on the concept of being a “Cloud Park” where innovation is created by the “latest cloud solutions x connection between people.” The new headquarters will have an area where people can experience with ease the latest cloud solutions with contents being offered that lead to new ideas and business creation utilizing clouds. We have realized a “park,” or a communication space that visiting customers, business people from partner companies, and employees and their families can use to gather and interact with one another in, along with the café and restaurant Lucy’s Tokyo also located at our new headquarters.

JBS will continue to strive to be a company that can contribute to the sustainable growth of companies and society through technological innovations.

At the new headquarters, JBS will offer content related to the pillars of cloud technology, market trends, advanced ventures, and use cases. We aim for our new HQ to be a place where business users can experience the latest cloud solutions and openly discuss them.

• To start sequentially upon opening.

Lucy’s is a restaurant run by JBS as a space for improved employee engagement and to deepen relationships with customers and partners, as a first class restaurant that revolutionizes the concept of existing employee cafeterias. Lucy’s Tokyo will newly open to join the already operating Lucy’s CAFE ＆ DINING (in the current headquarters at Toranomon Hills Mori Tower) and Lucy’s Nagoya (Central Region office), and Lucy’s Osaka (Western Region office).

• Address : Toranomon Hills Station Tower 20F and 21F, 2-6-1, Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-5520, Japan
• Access : Direct access from Toranomon Hills Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya line and direct access from the A2 exit of Toranomon Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya line
• Relocation date : April 2024 (scheduled)