Greenery Renovation and 'Hello, Green! Garden Party' Tenant Event Held at Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass
Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation held a tenant networking event, 'Hello, Green! Garden Party,' to commemorate the greenery renovation of the 'Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass' property.
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As a 'Sustainable Infrastructure Company' supporting prosperous living, Ichigo Group employs a business model centered on 'Shinchiku,' which means creating new value in existing real estate.
Ichigo Group recently held an event to celebrate the renovation of greenery, including green walls, at the 'Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass,' a property operated by the J-REIT 'Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation (8975).' The event served both as a showcase for the renovation and as an opportunity to foster interaction among tenants in the building. It was hosted by tenant Compass Offices Japan and sponsored by Ichigo Office REIT.
■ Overview of Greenery Renovation and Event
The greenery that has defined the landscape of 'Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass' since its completion in 2009 has been renovated. Through the 'RE:GREEN Project,' proposed by the building's original designers, Plants Associates Inc. and Open Vision Inc., the office greenery was redefined to suit modern workstyles. The renovation included the entrance green wall, rooftop refresh space, and the terrace at the Compass Offices Japan floor.
The 'Hello, Green! Garden Party,' held to celebrate the renovation and build rapport, featured green-themed drinks and snacks to allow guests to enjoy the revamped green walls and open spaces. Attendees, including tenants and stakeholders, enjoyed a quiz tournament and networking session, fostering professional connections.
■ 'Hello, Green! Garden Party' Summary
- Date: Friday, May 15, 2026
- Location: Within Compass Offices Japan, 6th floor of Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass
- Contents: Presentation on design background and concepts, quiz tournament, janken (rock-paper-scissors) tournament, networking (exchange of business cards, drinks, and meals)
- Host: Compass Offices Japan
- Sponsor: Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation
- Dress Code: Add 'Green' to your outfit
■ Comments from Stakeholders
Mr. Hiroshi Miyazaki, Representative Director of Plants Associates Inc., noted that the building was designed with environmental impact reduction as a core theme, making this 'green' theme renovation very timely. Mr. Kazuya Morikawa, Representative Director of Compass Offices Japan, stated that the 'Shinchiku' philosophy of breathing new life into existing buildings resonates deeply with their business values and increases the building's value.
Property Overview
Property Name: Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass
Address: 3-1-1 Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Access: 4-minute walk from JR Ebisu Station, 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Ebisu Station
Total Floor Area: 4,029.55㎡
Ichigo Group recently held an event to celebrate the renovation of greenery, including green walls, at the 'Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass,' a property operated by the J-REIT 'Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation (8975).' The event served both as a showcase for the renovation and as an opportunity to foster interaction among tenants in the building. It was hosted by tenant Compass Offices Japan and sponsored by Ichigo Office REIT.
■ Overview of Greenery Renovation and Event
The greenery that has defined the landscape of 'Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass' since its completion in 2009 has been renovated. Through the 'RE:GREEN Project,' proposed by the building's original designers, Plants Associates Inc. and Open Vision Inc., the office greenery was redefined to suit modern workstyles. The renovation included the entrance green wall, rooftop refresh space, and the terrace at the Compass Offices Japan floor.
The 'Hello, Green! Garden Party,' held to celebrate the renovation and build rapport, featured green-themed drinks and snacks to allow guests to enjoy the revamped green walls and open spaces. Attendees, including tenants and stakeholders, enjoyed a quiz tournament and networking session, fostering professional connections.
■ 'Hello, Green! Garden Party' Summary
- Date: Friday, May 15, 2026
- Location: Within Compass Offices Japan, 6th floor of Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass
- Contents: Presentation on design background and concepts, quiz tournament, janken (rock-paper-scissors) tournament, networking (exchange of business cards, drinks, and meals)
- Host: Compass Offices Japan
- Sponsor: Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation
- Dress Code: Add 'Green' to your outfit
■ Comments from Stakeholders
Mr. Hiroshi Miyazaki, Representative Director of Plants Associates Inc., noted that the building was designed with environmental impact reduction as a core theme, making this 'green' theme renovation very timely. Mr. Kazuya Morikawa, Representative Director of Compass Offices Japan, stated that the 'Shinchiku' philosophy of breathing new life into existing buildings resonates deeply with their business values and increases the building's value.
Property Overview
Property Name: Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass
Address: 3-1-1 Ebisu-Minami, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo
Access: 4-minute walk from JR Ebisu Station, 2-minute walk from Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line Ebisu Station
Total Floor Area: 4,029.55㎡
FAQ
What event took place at Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass?
The 'Hello, Green! Garden Party' event was held to commemorate the renewal of the green walls and terrace plantings within the premises.
When and where was the event held?
The event was held on Friday, May 15, 2026, on the 6th floor of Ichigo Ebisu Green Glass in the Compass Offices Japan office.
What was the purpose of the recent plant renewal?
It was part of the 'RE:GREEN Project' to redefine 'green' in offices according to modern work styles, aiming to create new value for the building.
Who organized and sponsored the event?
The event was organized by Compass Offices Japan, a tenant in the building, and sponsored by Ichigo Office REIT Investment Corporation, the property manager.
What concept does the building emphasize?
The building emphasizes the concept of 'shinchiku,' which involves creating new value and evolving existing real estate assets.