Kazusa Akademia Park Co., Ltd. (KAP)
The Kazusa Akademia Park creation concept has reached new heights through the effective utilization of technologies, nature and human resources.
President's message
The slogan "From Messe to Kazusa" expresses the importance of this development project, one of the main projects under the Chiba Industrial Triangle Concept, in Chiba Prefecture.
Chiba Prefecture has made a tremendous effort to build a brand new science park around the Kazusa area, while developing a prominent base for scientific research and development at the world level.
Kazusa Akademia Park Co., Ltd. is a leading company founded to carry out the important tasks of assisting and facilitating this important project. The company has been essential to the developments in Kazusa and will continue to play an important role in the on-going project.
We are very pleased to offer our high quality facilities to engineers and researchers, and we hope to contribute to their scientific studies through the operation of Kazusa Arc. We will continue our partnership with the Chiba Prefectural government, as well as with the Kisarazu, Kimitsu, Sodegaura and Futtsu local governments to ensure the success of this continuous project.
Shigeo Aihara - President Kazusa Akadema Park CO.LTD
Institutes in Kazusa Akademia Park
Corporate Info
| Company Name | Kazusa Akademia Park Co., Ltd. | |
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| Address | Kazusa-Kamatari 2-3-9, Kisarazu-City, Chiba-ken 292-0818, Japan | |
| Date Est. | September 18, 1991 | |
| Capital | 9.75 billion JPY | |
| Facilities | Land Scale | 17.7 ha |
| Components | Main hall and conference rooms Accommodations Fitness center Utility service, others |
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| Total floor space | 56,000 square meters | |
| Structure | 8 floors and 2 basements | |
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| Senior Advisor | Governor of Chiba Prefecture | |
| Advisor | Mayor of Kisarazu City Mayor of Kimitsu City Mayor of Futtsu City Mayor of Sodegaura City |
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| Share Holders | Chiba Prefecture, Kisarazu City, Kimitsu City, Futtsu City, Sodegaura City, Development Bank of Japan, Nippon Steel, Itochu, The Chiba Bank, Mizuho Bank, Fujita, Mitsui Real-Estate, and 32 other companies. | |

