Real Estate Industry Matching Platform "TSUNAGARU," Connecting People Instead of Properties, Officially Released on May 20

Adoval, Inc. (Location: Shinjuku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Kunihito Nakano), which manages and develops over 300 rental spaces, conference rooms, and serviced offices in the Tokyo metropolitan area, officially released "TSUNAGARU," a B2B matching platform designed to create new connections within the real estate industry, on May 20, 2026. Prior to the official launch, the service was previewed at a real estate industry networking event held on May 19, 2026.

TSUNAGARU is a service specialized in connecting "people" within the real estate industry, rather than property information. It creates opportunities for industry professionals across different fields, including brokerage, property management, investment, legal services, and financial institutions, to connect.

■ Background: Challenges in Large Networking Events
The company hosts monthly "Real Estate Industry Networking Events" using its rental and event spaces, attracting 100 to 300 participants each time for business networking. However, in limited time slots, participants struggle to meet everyone. Given the wide range of industry sectors, even at the same venue, meeting the right people can be challenging. To address the need to connect beyond the constraints of physical events, the company developed TSUNAGARU.

■ How It Works: Connecting with Interested Parties
On TSUNAGARU, registered profiles are displayed. Users can select "Like" for those they wish to connect with or "Skip" for those they do not. Matching occurs only when both parties express mutual interest, allowing for private chatting. This prevents unsolicited sales or indiscriminate outreach and encourages meaningful relationships for joint brokerage, consultations, information exchange, and professional collaboration.
While real estate portals handle property information, TSUNAGARU focuses on horizontal connections between industry experts, aiming to form a new community.

■ Free Access and Future Goals
TSUNAGARU is completely free to register and use. The priority is to revitalize industry networking and grow the community. Leveraging its existing network of thousands from previous events, the company targets 1,000 registrations in two months and 10,000 within a year.
Future plans include linking these digital connections to offline meetings, negotiations, and study sessions held at the company's managed spaces, creating a hybrid approach for new industry encounters. This is part of Adoval's mission to foster connections beyond simple space provision.