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TRANSLATION FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE ONLY Reference Data May 18, 2006 Investors Meeting Tokyu Corporation (9005) http://www.tokyu.co.jp/

Contents Tokyu Area Regional map of Tokyu Area 1 Summary of Tokyu Area 2 Transportation History of Revenues from Fares and Passenger Volume 3 Large-scale improvement projects of railway Construction of Overhead crossing and Quadruple tracking 4 Mutual Direct Train Service between Toyoko Line and Minatomirai Line 5 Improvement construction in Toyoko Line from Shibuya to Yokohama 6 New Lines Planned to Connect with Tokyu Lines 7 Real Estate Major Leased Buildings of Tokyu Group 8 Major Facilities Relating to Tokyu Group at Shibuya 9 Grandberry Mall 10 Type-1 Urban Area Redevelopment Project of Futako-tamagawa East District 11 Area Redevelopment around Tama-Plaza sta. 12 Nagata-cho 2chome project 13 Redevelopment of Shibuya Station (Status of station property ownership) 14 Retail Commercial Facilities of Tokyu Group 15 Major Commercial Facilities along Tokyu Railways 16 Leisure and Services Leisure Facilities of Tokyu Group 17 its communications Inc. 18 Hotels Hotels of Tokyu Group 19 Other Outline of Employees 20 Competitive Comparison of Shareholder's Structure (Tokyu Corporation) 21 Complimentary Ticket for Shareholders 22

1 Tokyu Area Regional map of Tokyu Area Tokyu line Minatomirai Line JR Yamanote Line Other Major Private Railways Other Major JR Lines Tama River 30km Chuo-rinkan Kodomonokuni Aobadai Nagatsuta Minami-machida 20km Shimotakaido Kikuna Hiyoshi 10km Shibuya Nakameguro Sangen-jaya Meguro Gotanda Futako-tamagawa Jiyugaoka Ookayama Mizonokuchi Oimachi Den-en-chofu Hatanodai Tama-plaza Tamagawa Musashi-kosugi Kawasaki Kamata Tokyo Haneda Airport Area along the Tokyu Lines (Defined as 17 Cities & Wards where Tokyu Lines are operated ) Area : 489 sqkm (approx. 1/3 the area of London) (approx. 8 times the area of Manhattan) Population : 4.81 million (approx. 2/3 of population in London) Number of households : 2.29 million Taxable Income / person : approx. 1.5 times the national average Consumption expenditures in the area: 9,269.8 billion yen* its communications (CATV) service area Subscriber household: approx. 1.07 million 40km Yokohama Motomachi-Chinatown Tama Den-en Toshi (Tama Garden City) Area : 50 sqkm Population : approx. 580 thousand people *Calculated by multiplying average consumption expenditures of all households in 5 wards of Tokyo, Yokohama City and Kawasaki City and number of households in the 17 cities and wards along Tokyu Lines respectively. (Source: Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications) The above data are based on the latest figures available in the company.

Tokyu Area Summary of Tokyu Area (Yen/ m2 ) History of Land Price in Tama Garden City Source: Created by Tokyu Corp. based on data of Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport 750,000 Average Land Price of Residential Area by Railway Lines in Greater Tokyo (Yen/ m2 ) Source: Created by Tokyu Corp. based on 2006 data of Ministry of Land Infrastructure and Transport 700,000 600,000 Posted Land Price 251,800 yen (as of Jan.2006) 600,000 500,000 Tokyu Toyoko Line 450,000 400,000 300,000 JR Tokaido Line Tokyu Den-en Toshi Line 300,000 200,000 Keio Line 150,000 0 History of Population in Tokyu Area Benchmark Land Price 249,000 yen (as of Jul. 2005) 1/1985 1/1986 1/1987 1/1988 1/1989 1/1990 1/1991 1/1992 1/1993 1/1994 1/1995 1/1996 1/1997 1/1998 1/1999 1/2000 1/2001 1/2002 1/2003 1/2004 1/2005 1/2006 100,000 0 JR Sobu Line Keisei Line 10~15 15~20 20~25 25~30 Distance from Tokyo Station Source: Ministry of Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications (As of March 31) Population (Thousands of people) Change (%) Population of age group 0-4 Change (%) 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2005 2005/1999 2005/2004 2005 2005/1999 2005/2004 National 95,094 103,522 116,195 122,745 126,071 126,869 0.8 0.0 5,671-4.8-1.4 Tokyu Area Central Tokyo 2,364 2,404 2,260 2,202 2,162 2,234 3.9 0.7 81 5.4 0.7 Machida-shi 71 184 287 344 370 402 10.2 1.0 18 21.6 1.1 Yokohama-shi 548 782 951 1,099 1,255 1,360 10.2 1.3 68 6.0-0.4 Kawasaki-shi 201 393 459 515 566 600 6.7 1.0 32 0.3-0.3 Yamato-shi 41 97 165 190 210 217 4.2 0.4 10-4.0-1.8 Total : Tokyu Area 3,224 3,859 4,122 4,350 4,563 4,814 6.5 0.9 210 5.5 0.2 Municipal district population in 1960 is based on the national census data. Population of Nakahara-ku, and Takatsu-ku in Kawasaki-shi in 1960 and 1970 are based on that of corresponding municipal districts in the statistics (Third and fourteenth report) conducted by Kawasaki-shi due to no such wards existed. Tokyu Area : it is defined as "17 municipal districts where Tokyu Lines are operated. (Shinagawa-ku, Meguro-ku, Oota-ku, Setagaya-ku, Shibuya-ku, Machida-shi, Kanagawa-ku, Nishi-ku, Naka-ku, Kohoku-ku, Midori-ku, Aoba-ku, Tsuzuki-ku, Nakahara-ku, Takatsu-ku, Miyamae-ku, and Yamato-shi ) 2 Odakyu Line ( km )

Transportation (Millions of yen) 130,000 100,000 Revenues from Fares A revision of fares (Nov. 20, 1991) History of Revenues from Fares and Passenger Volume A revision of fares (Sep. 1, 1995) A revision of fares (Apr. 1, 1997) (Dec. 28, 1997) A revision of fares (Mar.20, 2005) 70,000 FY3/1990 FY3/1991 FY3/1992 FY3/1993 FY3/1994 FY3/1995 FY3/1996 FY3/1997 FY3/1998 FY3/1999 FY3/2000 FY3/2001 FY3/2002 FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 FY3/2006 revenue from fare 78,436 80,542 84,927 93,382 93,074 92,779 100,568 109,730 109,235 110,489 111,101 113,612 117,182 118,504 120,807 119,961 122,076 ( Thousands of passenger ) 1,000,000 950,000 Passenger volume 984,750 984,719 995,657 974,069 967,526 958,063 961,095 963,447 968,745 955,162 956,429 950,780 946,808 946,854 934,650 935,990 935,069 900,000 850,0000 FY3/1990 FY3/1991 FY3/1992 FY3/1993 FY3/1994 FY3/1995 FY3/1996 FY3/1997 FY3/1998 FY3/1999 FY3/2000 FY3/2001 FY3/2002 FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 FY3/2006 Student pass 150,370 151,522 150,516 149,795 147,984 146,118 145,281 141,176 136,828 131,066 129,528 127,247 126,069 125,026 126,477 127,016 126,475 Business pass 449,082 460,100 471,831 466,550 458,247 454,647 460,314 454,899 457,599 449,359 443,563 444,468 444,225 444,063 446,903 455,545 462,325 Coupon ticket 29,742 32,699 34,893 37,620 41,135 43,819 46,307 52,295 53,120 56,430 58,620 54,520 45,539 42,199 40,902 42,277 43,120 Ordinary ticket 305,456 313,742 316,829 313,561 313,729 310,578 304,527 302,410 299,261 299,135 303,358 320,619 347,614 357,457 370,468 359,881 363,737 3

4 Transportation Large-scale improvement projects of railway Construction of Overhead crossing and Quadruple tracking Meguro line Construction Project July 2006: Overhead crossings construction between Meguro and Senzoku will be completed. Plan to switch the track after the last train on July 1, 2006. End of September 2006 (plan): Rapid train operations will be started between Meguro and Musashi kosugi. <Musashi koyama sta.> (Present) (After Completion) DOWN UP Construct 2 platforms with 4 tracks. conversion to underground operation Toyoko line Construction Project FY2007(plan): Construction of overhead crossing and quadruple tracking between Musashi kosugi and Hiyoshi will be completed. FY2007(plan): The operating area of Meguro line will be expanded to Hiyoshi. <Motosumiyoshi sta.> (Toyoko line) (Meguro line) (Toyoko line) 2007(plan): The Yokohama municipal subway No.4 will be started and connected with Tokyu line in Hiyoshi station.

Transportation Mutual Direct Train Service between Toyoko Line and Minatomirai Line Shin Yokohama JR Shinkansen Nakameguro Jiyugaoka Denenchofu Musashi Kosugi JR Yamanote Line To Shinjuku Tokyu Toyoko Line Tamagawa Kikuna JR Line Higashi Hakuraku Subway No.13 Shibuya Tokyo Metro Line Tokyu Oimachi Line Tokyu Meguro Line Tokyu Tamagawa JR Line Line Significance of Mutual Direct Train Service Increased importance of Toyoko Line. Vitalize downtown Yokohama by increasing accessibility to central Tokyo. Create a major route among Ikebukuro, Shinjuku, Shibuya, and Yokohama upon completion of the service between Toyoko Line and Subway No.13. Collaboration within Tokyu Group facilities. Increase value of commercial complex and office building in Queens Square above the Minatomirai Station. Construction for Mutual Direct Train Service Section: Section: Higashihakuraku Higashihakuraku Sta. Sta. Yokohama Yokohama Sta., Sta., 2.0km 2.0km (Tokyu s own section) Description: Transfer of railroad track to the underground rails Period: Started in Jul. 1995 Complete in FY2007. Cost: 23.0 billion yen (invested by Tokyu Corp.) JR Line Keikyu Line Sotetsu-line Sakuragi-cho JR Line Yokohama Minatomirai Yokohama Municipal Subway Minatomirai Line (Yokohama Minatomirai railway company) Motomachi - China Town Inauguration Date: February 1st 2004 Use of area along the discontinued railroad on Toyoko Line (plan) Redevelop 500 m long track area from Yokohama Sta. toward Higashi Hakuraku the rest of the area will be redeveloped by Yokohama City 5

Transportation Improvement construction in Toyoko Line from Shibuya to Yokohama Wako-shi Seibu Ikebukuro Line Tobu Tojo Line Nerima Shinjuku Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line Ikebukuro Subway No.13 Shibuya Change in the Railway Business Environment Customer acquisition over a wide area and Access to Growth Areas will become more important. Mature society caused by increased proportion of aging population and slow growth of population Metropolitan structure change due to growth of Shinjuku subcenter and Yokohama Increased competition with JR Shonan Shinjuku Line and quadrupled Odakyu Line Point of Mutual direct train service with Subway NO.13 The increased importance of Toyoko Line. Forming a part of the Axes connecting Yokohama and subcenter in Tokyo, the Toyoko line enhances its presence in the wide area railroad network in Tokyo Practical use of the track space on the ground after the completion of underground Toyoko Line Redevelopment of Shibuya Sta. will increase attractiveness of Shibuya Area. Toyoko Line Yokohama Minatomirai Line Motomachi - China Town Construction for Mutual direct train service operation and Improvement Section: from Shibuya station to Yokohama station Description: - Transfer railroad track to the underground rails from Shibuya sta. to Daikanyama sta. - Limited express and Express are to be 10-car trains and extend the tracks of every station for 10-car. - New-building and remodel of railway vehicles. Term: May 2002 to March 2015 (plan) Cost: 159.3 billion yen Inauguration of Mutual direct train service with Subway No.13 FY2012 (plan) 6

Transportation New Lines Planned to Connect with Tokyu Lines Nishi - takashimadaira Wako-shi Tokyu Lines Other Lines connected to Tokyu Lines directly Akabane Kotakemukaihara Nerima Ikebukuro Akabane-iwabuchi Kita - Senju Master plan regarding the development of transportation network of the rapid transit railway in the Greater Tokyo (Council for Transport Policy reply No. 18) 5 Kodomonokuni Chuo-rinkan Shin-yurigaoka Nagatsuta 6 Futamatagawa Higashi-totsuka Nakayama 8 Futako-tamagawa 3 Miyamaedaira 1 Azamino 4 Okurayama Shin-Yokohama Kami-ooka Yokohama Den-en-chofu Tamagawa Hiyoshi Negishi Shinjuku Shibuya 2 Meguro Osaki Oshiage Shirokane-takanawa Oimachi Motosumiyoshi Keikyu-kamata Kamata 7 Otorii Haneda Airport Tsurumi Kawasaki Motomachi-Chinatown Tokyo A1 A2 B 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Line Yokohama Line No.4 Tokyo Line No.13 Kawasaki Cross Country Rapid Transit (Tentative Name) Kanagawa Eastern Direction Line (Tentative Name) Yokohama Line No.3 Yokohama City Loop Line (Tentative Name) Short Line Connecting Keikyu Haneda Airport Line and TokyuTamagawa Line Ward Area Loop Line Public Transport (Tentative Name) Section Hiyoshi ~ Takatacho ~ Nakayama ( projected to inaugurate in 2007 ) Ikebukuro ~ Shinjuku-sanchome ~ Shibuya ( projected to inaugurate in FY 2007 ) Shin-yurigaoka ~ Miyamaedaira ~ Motosumiyoshi ~ Kawasaki Futamatagawa ~ Shin-yokohama ~ Okurayama Azamino ~ Susukino vicinity ~ Shin-yurigaoka Note : Line from Susukino Vicinity to Shin-yurigaoka is A2 Motomachi ~ Negishi ~ Kami-ooka ~ Higashi-Totsuka ~ Futamatagawa ~ Nakayama ~ Hiyoshi ~ Tsurumi Note: Line from Nakayama to Hiyoshi is A1 ( 1) Otorii ~ Keikyu-kamata ~ Kamata (Tokyu) Kasai-rinkaikoen ~ Akabane ~ Den-en-chofu ~ Direction of Haneda-Airport Line most likely to be inaugurated by year 2015 (A1) Line to be under construction by year 2015 (A2) Line to be studied in the future (B) By connecting a new route to Tokyu Lines, the network expands and convenience improves Map: Created by Tokyu Research Institute based on [Council for Transport Policy reply No. 18 ( Jan. 2000) <Railway Statistics 2003 ( Suji de miru Tetsudo 2003 )>edited by MLIT and published by Institution For Transport Policy Studies] and [ PAREA-Town, data 7

Real Estate Major Leased Buildings of Tokyu Group 30 km 20 km 10 km Sangen-jaya Shibuya Meguro Tokyo Futako-tamagawa Jiyugaoka Oimachi Shibuya Mark City (Opened in April 2000) Carrot Tower (Opened in Nov. 1996) Nagatsuta Chuo-rinkan Tama Garden City Tama-plaza Kamata Kawasaki Haneda Airport Tokyu Line Minatomirai Line Shinkansen Line JR Yamanote Line, Tokaido Line Yokohama Map: created by TOKYU RESEARCH INSTITUTE, INC. based on PAREA-Town, the database of Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd. Queen s Square Yokohama (Opened in July 1997) JR Tokyu Meguro Building (Opened in April 2002) Name of Building Business Owner Location Carrot Tower (Redevelopment Project) Setagaya-ku, Tokyo Queen s Square Yokohama (Joint Project) Mitsubishi Estate JGC Corp. Yokohama City T R Y 90 Business Association (7 parties included Tokyu Corp.) Nishi-ku, Yokohama Shibuya Mark City (Joint project) Tokyo Metro Tokyu Corp. Keio Corp. Shibuya-ku, Tokyo JR Tokyu Meguro Building (Joint Project) East Japan Railway Tokyu Corp. Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo Date of Starting Construction October, 1992 February, 1994 April, 1994 March, 2000 Opening Date November, 1996 July, 1997 April, 2000 April, 2002 Use Offices, Shops, Other facilities Offices, Hotel,Shops Offices, Hotel, Shops Offices, Shops, Other facilities Total Building Area Approx. 77,000sqm Approx. 495,000sqm Approx. 139,000sqm Approx. 52,000sqm Structure Scale Invested by Tokyu Corp. (Construction Cost) 27 floors and 5 basement floors Approx. 6.0 billion yen (Floor acquisition cost etc.) Tower A : 36 floors and 5 basement floors Tower B : 28 floors and 5 basement floors Tower C : 21 floors and 5 basement floors Commercial Section : 6 floors and 3 basement floors Hotel Section : 25 floors and 3 basement floors --- East : 25 floors and 2 basement floors West : 23 floors and 1 basement floor Approx. 16.0 billion yen 17 floors and 4 basement floors Approx. 9.0 billion yen 8

Real Estate Major Facilities Relating to Tokyu Group at Shibuya < ONE-OH-NINE > Owner: Outside the Group Type: Specialty Stores Scale: 10 floors, 2 basement floors < cocoti > Owner: Tokyu REIT,INC. PM: Tokyu Corp. Type: Specialty Stores Scale: 12 floors, 2 basement floors < Tokyu Bunkamura > Owner: Shibuya Kaihatsu,INC. Type: Cultural Facility Scale: 7 floors,2 basement floors < Q_FRONT > Owner: Tokyu REIT,INC. PM: Tokyu Corp. Type: Specialty Stores Scale: 8 floors, 3 basement floors < Tokyu Department Store (Head Store) > Owner: Tokyu Dept. Store Co.,Ltd Type: Department Store Scale: 9 floors, 3 basement floors < Shibuya 109-2 > Owner: Tokyu Corp. Type: Specialty Stores Scale: 9 floors, 3 basement floors < SHIBUYA 109 > Owner: Partially Tokyu Dept. Store Co.,Ltd Type: Specialty Stores Scale: 8 floors,2 basement floors < Shibuya Higashiguchi Building > Owner: Partially Tokyu Corp. Type: Office Scale: 11 floors, 5 basement floors < Shibuya Mark City > Owner: Tokyu Corp.,Keio Electric Railway Co.,Ltd and Tokyo Metro Co.,Ltd Type: Office and Hotel Scale: 25 floors, 2 basement floors < Tokyu Sakuragaoka-cho Building > Owner: Tokyu REIT,INC. PM: Tokyu Corp. Type: Office Scale: 9 floors, 2 basement floors < Tokyu Nampeidai-cho Building > Owner: Tokyu REIT,INC. PM: Tokyu Corp. Type: Office Scale: 5 floors, 2 basement floors < Cerulean Tower > Owner: Outside the Group PM: Tokyu Corp. Type: Office and Hotel Scale: 41 floors, 6 basement floors Shibuya Station Metropolitan EXP. way NO.3 Route 246 < Tokyu Dept. Store (Toyoko Store) > Owner: Tokyu Corp., Shibuya Kaihatsu,INC Type: Department Store Scale: 11 floors, 2 basement floors Tokyu Toyoko Line JR Yamanote Line JR Saikyo Line Map drew up Tokyu Research Institute,INC. 9

Real Estate Grandberry Mall <Outline of Grandberry Mall> Location 3-4-1 Tsuruma, Machida-shi, Tokyo (Minami-machida station on Den-en toshi Line) Area Total Floor space Zone Parking Number of shops Opening Date (Billions of yen) 20 16 12 8 4 0 17.0 First FY 14.4 15.0 16.1 Approx. 87,000 m2 Approx. 52,000 m2 16.1 16.8 FY3/2002 FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 FY3/2006 Freshberry Market, Homelife Garden, Outlet Shops and Oasis square Approx. 1,300 spaces 96 shops April 21, 2000 Project Cost Approx. 7.2 billion yen <Main measures> Issuance of Grandberry Mall card >>To attract customers mainly in Tokyu Area Replacement of tenant >> To improve customer satisfaction <New zone; Cinema Complex etc.> Outline Floor space 20,400m2 4 stories and steal framed building [Ground floor] Shops (approx. 3,000m2 ) [2nd and 3rd floor] Cinema Complex [4th floor and roof] Parking (257spaces) Opening Date March 2006 <Number of passengers at Minami-machida station> <History of Sales> <Age structure of customers> (Investigated at Sep.2005) 55-15-24 45-54 6% 12% 12% 35-44 31% 39% 25-34 (person) 18,000 16,000 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 (Average a day) FY3/2000 FY3/2001 FY3/2002 FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 FY3/2006 commuter 9,097 10,726 12,186 13,183 14,311 15,398 16,374 non-commuter 4,264 8,765 9,576 9,880 10,811 11,404 11,596 10

Real Estate Type-1 Urban Area Redevelopment Project of Futako-tamagawa East District Summary of project plan Operating body Area No. I-a I-b Ⅱ-b Ⅲ Lot area Approx. 2,950 m2 Approx. 13,420 m2 Approx. 3,470 m2 Approx. 25,180 m2 Buildings Gross floor space Approx. 16,900 m2 Shops Approx. 106,700 m2 Approx. 9,100 m2 Approx. 133,300 m2 Main purposes Height Memo Shops, Offices, Parking and Bicycle parking Shops, Parking and Bicycle parking Shops, Residences, Parking and Bicycle parking Approx. 46m Commercial Approx. 46m Office Approx. 82m Approx.14m Law-rise Approx.11m Approx.25m High-rise Approx.102m Approx.151m Approx. 1,000 houses Urban Area Redevelopment Union of Futako-tamagawa East District Schedule 2006: Construction will start. 2009: Construction will be completed. Gross floor space by purpose Area I Area II-b Area II -Residences: approx.114,600 m2 -Offices: approx. 28,800 m2 -Shops: approx. 81,700 m2 - Parking, etc.: approx. 40,900 m2 Total approx. 266,000 m2 Futako-tamagawa sta. Redevelopment area of second period Area III Area I-a (Shops) Area I-b (Shops and Offices) Area III (Residences) 11

Real estate Area Redevelopment around Tama-Plaza sta. We redevelop the area around the station through building commercial facilities, we expect the whole area will be activated. Concept Planned Area Planned area Area of district plan Tama Plaza Tokyu S.C. Life Style Community Center - Neighborhood can actualize their life style here - Aspect of commercial facilities To Shibuya Tama Plaza sta. Tokyu Den-en toshi Line To Chuo-rinkan Schedule November 2005: Construction was started. 2007: Commercial facilities will be opened partially. 2010: All stores will be opened. <Summary> Area: approx. 38,000sqm Total floor area: approx. 100,000sqm Law-rise shopping complex Restaurants and Retail stores which propose life style for consumers. Number of stores: approx. 150 Area: approx.30,000sqm Construct City functions around the station Station square and Parking, etc. Support to actualize customers lifestyle and develop local communities Sports gym, Culture school, Squares and Display spaces, etc. 12

Real Estate Nagata-cho 2chome project Plan to build a complex building consisted of hotel and offices at the area of present Capitol Tokyu Hotel Summary of project Planned area map PRUDENTIAL TOWER Area: Approx. 7,900sqm Structure scale: 29 floors and 4 basement floors Total building area: Approx. 90,000sqm The Diet Building Area by use: HIE-shrine Planned area Hotel and related facilities: Approx. 36,000sqm Approx. 32,000sqm Offices: Approx. 4,000sqm Residence: Approx. 18,000sqm Parking etc.: Schedule SANNO PARK TOWER Office of Prime Minister of Japan End of November 2006 Close Capitol Tokyu Hotel 2010 Newly open 13

14 Real Estate Redevelopment of Shibuya Station (Status of station property ownership) Shibuya Mark City Cerulean Tower Q_FRONT 109-2 Den-en-toshi Line Shibuya Station Tokyu Plaza JR Tokyu 5,725 m2 3,273 m2 Tokyu 4,394 m2 Tokyo Metro 445 m2 940 m2 Station property ownership Tokyu 7,667 m2 (52%) JR East 6,665 m2 (45%) Tokyo Metro 445 m2 (3%) Total 14,777 m2 New Shibuya Station On Toyoko Line JR Construction yard (previous Tokyu Bunka Kaikan) 5,103 m2 Tokyu 6,056 m2 Passage Garden Shibuya Higashiguchi Building FY 2012 Mutual direct train service between Toyoko Line and Subway No.13 to be inaugurated

15 Retail Commercial Facilities of Tokyu Group ( As of March 31, 2006) < Speciality Stores Shopping Centers > <Department Store> < Supermarkets > Rentable area Tokyu Dept. Store Store area Tokyu Store Store area Store area Store area < DIY > < Shops > Shibuya Mark City 7,632m2 *1 Head Store 35,637m2 Aoyama 1,215m2 Tana 1,325m2 Jieitai ekimae 2,833m2 Tokyu Hands Tokyu Jumbo Queens Square Yokohama [ at!] 11,957m2 Toyoko 35,675m2 Ayase 1,982m2 Tsurumi sakaemachi 976m2 Heiwa 800m2 Shibuya Shibuya Nishiguchi Tama Plaza Tokyu S.C. 52,777m2 *2 Kichijoji 31,731m2 Asagaya 994m2 Fujigaoka 1,897m2 Prom Yamahana 2,480m2 Shinjuku Shibuya Higashiguchi Spice Box 1,689m2 Machida 20,288m2 Ichinoe 1,679m2 Futamatagawa 220m2 Hiraoka 4,021m2 Ikebukuro Miyazakidai Aobadai Tokyu Square 26,065m2 Sapporo 30,084m2 SSC Musashi koganei 1,462m2 Koganehara 1,697m2 Shin-ei 2,314m2 Kitasenju Miyamaedaira Hachioji Tokyu Square 10,721m2 Tama-Plaza 22,350m2 Ebara nakanobu 711m2 Toke ekimae 1,495m2 Fujino 2,132m2 Futakotamagawa Saginuma Tokyu Square Garden-Site 4,429m2 Kohoku 19,235m2 Ookayama 996m2 Fusa 1,618m2 Nishisen 6jo 1,467m2 Yokohama Eda Grandberry Mall 32,000m2 Hiyoshi 13,967m2 Kamata 4,059m2 Honda 1,173m2 Miyanomori 841m2 Kawasaki Aobadai AZAMINO MIKITEI 3,119m2 Queen's East 17,976m2 Gakugeidaigaku 1,473m2 Ageo 1,976m2 Kitahiroshima 4,026m2 Machida Chuorinkan SHIBUYA 109 7,336m2 Nagano Tokyu 22,707m2 Kamiikedai 1,085m2 Kitakoshigaya 1,868m2 Fukui 885m2 Fujisawa Den-en-chofu 109-2 3,464m2 Kitami Tokyu 15,721m2 Karakida 1,144m2 Komamusashidai 699m2 Ainosato 4,761m2 Shinsaibashi Kamata ONE-OH-NINE 5,890m2 Total 11 stores 265,371m2 Koenji 696m2 Soka matsubara 2,329m2 Aso 4,984m2 Esaka Syashin-yume-kobo Yokohama Kohoku Tokyu S.C. 29,322m2 *3 Shimizudai 867m2 Izukogen 383m2 Maruyama 2,982m2 Sannomiya Aoyama Media Kobo KOHRINBO 109 6,450m2 Shirokanedai 735m2 Kawana 469m2 Makomanai 1,078m2 Nagoya ( FC ) Total 12 Stores 109 MACHIDA 4,641m2 Senzoku 891m2 Total 71 stores 94,379m2 Oyachi 3,422m2 Nagoya Annex ( FC ) SHIBUYA 109 DREAMS in Shizuoka 913m2 Tadao 1,490m2 Total 21 Stores 50,840m2 Hiroshima ranking ranqueen Q-FRONT Tachikawa-eki minamiguchi 1,277m2 *4 Tokyu Store ( GMS ) Store area Sapporo Shibuya La Place de Minami-Aoyama Toritsudaigaku (temporary) 375m2 Akiruno 17,803m2 Dinner Bell Homeyroomy Funabashi Shinjyuku Akasaka Tokyu Plaza Tsukushino 2,811m2 Gotanda 7,443m2 Kinohana 489m2 Out-parts Funabashi Jiyugaoka GLASSAREA AOYAMA Nagahara 1,727m2 Omori 2,721m2 Kaminopporo 493m2 Natulabo Ikebukuro Tokyu Den-en-toshi line Azamino Colmn Minamiaoyama (Shimane Inn Aoyama) Nakameguro 1,980m2 Jiyugaoka 5,268m2 Susukinominami 7jo 489m2 Natulabo Sengawa Ootemachi Shibuya Tokyu Plaza Nishitachikawa 685m2 Nakano 1,399m2 Shindo nishi 449m2 Natulabo out-parts marunouchi Kamiooka BEAM Nerima nakamurabashi 863m2 Chofu 5,547m2 Hokudaimae 433m2 HANDS SELECT BATH&KITCHEN AOBADAI Fukuoka-Tenjin Daikanyama Place Higashi nagasaki 1,438m2 Kanamachi 4,960m2 Mikaho 780m2 Total 22 Stores Kitasenju Sun Rose Daikanyama Palm Musashi koyama 991m2 Sangenjaya 4,496m2 Kanjohigashi ekimae 808m2 Total 8 Stores Jiyugaoka Tokyu Plaza Futakotamagawa 673m2 Takashimadaira 3,374m2 Total 7 Stores 3,941m2 Setagaya Business Square Fudomae 598m2 Syonan 13,116m2 Family Mart Kamata Tokyu Plaza Magome 789m2 Chuorinkan 11,492m2 Super Market Total 127 stores 324,258m2 Seibushinjuku ekimae Kamata Tokyu Plaza Annex Q s MARKET Machida 1,650m2 Nakayama 10,636m2 Shibuya sakuragaoka Fujisawa Tokyu Plaza Mitaka 532m2 Saginuma 10,045m2 Nakano chuo 4chome Gento Yokohama Mitaka Center 1,377m2 Isehara 6,892m2 Nishi azabu 1chome Asumigaoka Birds Mall Musashi koyama 929m2 Susukino 5,789m2 Akabane eki higashiguchi Asumigaoka Brand New Mall Meguro 1,120m2 Sugita 2,659m2 Ebaranakanobu ekimae Minoo Market Park Visola Yukigaya 1,572m2 Kamakura 5,612m2 Nakanobu 2chome Esaka Tokyu Building Yaguchi 537m2 Toke-asumigaoka 12,355m2 Kinuta shiroyamadori Tokyu Live Plaza [Boomin] Yutenji 1,250m2 Toride 12,663m2 Tamachi eki nishiguchi Yutani Tokyu Building Azamino 2,230m2 Shimoda 4,552m2 Mita station building Tokyu Plaza [O'ts] Tokyu seisenplaza Okurayama 430m2 Tsukushino 17,937m2 Den-en-chofu 2chome Esaka Tokyu Building II-bankan Kanazawa seaside 2,493m2 Total 21 Stores 166,759m2 Total 11 Stores ax building Kajigaya 1,339m2 Unagidani Square Kikuna 2,048m2 Precce am/pm Seoki Tokyu Building Shirane 1,354m2 Den-en-chofu 949m2 Tokyu mizonokuchi ekimae Minax Tokyu Plaza Shinmaruko 1,406m2 Futakotamagawa 808m2 Tokyu minamimachida ekimae Stones Tsunashima 998m2 Minamimachida 2,484m2 Shibuya yahatabashi Elbosk1 Tsunashima-ekimae 471m2 Nakameguro 1,251m2 Tamagawa eki Elbosk2 Negishi 1,830m2 Meguro 1,202m2 Suzukakedai eki Grand Gate Takarazuka Hashimoto 4,228m2 Nihonbashi 622m2 Eda eki Iwaki Tokyu Building (Kitano Center Point) Higashitotsuka-eki nishiguchi 630m2 Utsukushigaoka 1,023m2 Ookayama eki Tokyu Plaza [Boomin Kitano] Higashirinkan 2,535m2 Total 7 Stores 8,339m2 Futakotamagawa eki Toaroad Square Mizonokuchi 1,050m2 Shinagawa Futaba 2chome METS OZONE Miyamaedaira 1,629m2 Sapporo Tokyu Store Kasumigaseki joint government building LA VAMO SASASHIMA Miyazakidai 914m2 Gyokeidori 2,224m2 Kasumigaseki building PLAZA109 (Sappro Tokyu Plaza) Musashi kosugi 809m2 Toyohira 3,200m2 Setagaya Business Square Total 53 Stores Yokohama chikagai 1,600m2 Hokuei 2,647m2 Total 12 Stores Yokodai 1,721m2 Hiragishi terminal 2,226m2 *1 Total floor space of commercial area Tachibanadai 981m2 Nango 13chome 976m2 The properties accounted in the segments of TSUTAYA (Ratio of Tokyu owned: 35.82%) Eda 905m2 Nango 7chome 541m2 consolidation Hatanodai *2 Included Tokyu Dept. Store Ookayama ekimae Retail Business *3 area of SC only Futakotamagawa ekimae Real Estate Business Miyazakidai ekimae Total 4 Stores

Retail Major Commercial Facilities along Tokyu Railways 30km 20km 10km Tokyu Dept. Shibuya Head Store Shibuya Tokyo Tokyu Dept. Shibuya Toyoko Store Tokyu Store SHIBUYA109 109-2 ONE OH NINE Q_FRONT Tama Plaza Tokyu S.C. cocoti at Shibuya Tokyu Dept. Tama-Plaza Store at Tama-Plaza Oimachi Tokyu Dept. Machida Store 109MACHIDA at Machida Aobadai Tokyu Square at Aobadai Tama Garden City AZAMINO MIKITEI at Azamino Tokyu Square Garden-Site at Den-en-chofu Kamata Haneda Airport Chuo-Rinkan Kohoku Tokyu Dept. S.C. Tokyu Dept. Kohoku Store at Center-Minami Tokyu Dept.Hiyoshi Store at Hiyoshi Tokyu Line Minatomirai Line Yokohama Municipal Subway Tokaido Shinkansen JR Line Grandberry Mall at Minamimachida Yokohama Minatomirai Line Queen s Square YOKOHAMA at! QUEEN S EAST at Minatomirai Map drew up by Tokyu Research Institute,inc based on PAREA-Town, the database of Kokusai Kogyo Co., Ltd. 16

Leisure and Services Leisure Facilities of Tokyu Group ( As of March 31, 2006) Golf Courses Sports Facilities Movie Theatres Name Management Company Name Management Company Name Management Company Tokyu Seven Hundred Club Tokyu Seven Hundred Club Fitness & Aqua Atrio Azamino (wholly owned subsidiary Milano Theatre Tokyu Sports System Five Hundred Club Five Hundred Club Fitness & Aqua Atrio II Himonya of Tokyu Corporation) Shinjuku Tokyu Shirahama Beach Golf Club Shirahama Beach Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Shinjuku Cinema Milano Grand Oak Golf Club Grand Oak Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Aoyama Cinema Square Tokyu (Wholly owned Yufukogen Golf Club Yufukogen Tokyu Sports Oasis Akasaka Shibuya Tokyu subsidiaries of Emerald Coast Golf Links Miyakokankokaihatsu Tokyu Sports Oasis Tamagawa Shibuya TOEI-2 Tokyu Corporation) Tokyu Kenzan Sports Garden *1 Tokyu Sports Oasis Musashikosugi IkebukuroTokyu Tokyu Sports System Tokyu Golf Park Tamagawa *1 Tokyu Sports Oasis Kawaguchi UenoTokyu Yokkaichi Tokyu Golf Club TC Properties Tokyu Sports Oasis Urawa UenoTokyu 2 The Francis H.I'i Brown Golf Course Mauna Lani Resort, Inc. Tokyu Sports Oasis Hon-atsugi 109 Cinemas Kohoku Inatori Golf Club Izukyu Sports Center Tokyu Sports Oasis Seiroka-Garden 109 Cinemas Kiba Tokyu Recreation Co.,Ltd. Three Hundred Club Three Hundred Club Co., Ltd. Tokyu Sports Oasis Musashi Koganei 109 Cinemas Takasaki Niseko Tokyu Golf Course Tokyu Sports Oasis Esaka 109 Cinemas Meiwa Tokyu Land Corporation Madarao Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Ibaraki 109 Cinemas Tomiya Mochizuki Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Umeda 109 Cinemas Minoh Tateshina Tokyu Golf Course Tokyu Sports Oasis Korien 109 Cinemas Yokkaichi Tsukuba Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Shinsaibashi 109 Cinemas MM-Yokohama Omigawa Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Takarazuka 109 Cinemas Nagoya Kiminomori Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Club West 109 Cinemas Sano Katsuura Tokyu Golf Course Tokyu Sports Oasis Sumiyoshi 109 Cinemas HAT Kobe Amagi Kogen Golf Course Tokyu Sports Oasis Abeno 109 Cinemas Grandberry Mall Tokyu Land Corporation Arita Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Sannomiya Bunkamura LeCinema 1.2 Tokyu Bunkamura Inc. Oita Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Tennoji Total 22 Facilities Aso Tokyu Golf Club Tokyu Sports Oasis Hiroshima Nasu Kokusai Country Club Tokyu Fitness Club AXIA Toride Tokyu Recreation Co., Ltd Bowling Alleys Ohtakijo Golf Club Amusement Square Tokyu Tesoro Nagano Tokyu Department Store Co., Ltd. Name Management Company Tsurumai Country Club Total 26 Facilities Shinjuku Tokyu Milano Bowl Sashima Country Club Shonan Tokyu Bowl Yokawa Country Club Kohoku Tokyu Bowl Tokyu Recreation Co., Ltd. Kaho Country Club Kasai Tokyu Bowl Royal Forest Golf Club Seikitokyu Kogyo Co., Ltd. Asumigaoka Tokyu Bowl Total31 Facilities Total 5 Facilities *1 Short Course Tennis Courts (Excluding accommodations with tennis courts) Other Sports Facilities Name Management Company Name Management Company Ski Sites Den-en Tennis Club Atrio Azamino Swimming Club (wholly owned subsidiary Name Management Company Tokyu Arima Tennis Club Tokyu Sports System Tokyu Swimming School Tamagawa of Tokyu Corporation) Happo One Ski Sites Tokyu Kenzan Sports Garden Tokyu Swimming School Tama Plaza (wholly owned Hakuba Iwatake Ski Sites Tokyu Hakuba Corporation Futako-Tamagawaen Tokyu Sports Garden Adidas Football Park Shibuya Tokyu Sports System subsidiary of Tsugaike Kogen Ski Sites Tokyu Sports Oasis Sumiyoshi Adidas Football Park Yokohama Kanazawa Tokyu Corporation) Hare Ski & Snowboard Resort Ueda Kotsu Corporation Katsuura Tokyu Sunny Park Adidas Football Park Kenzan Gran Deco Snow Resort Hakone Myojindai Sunny Park S Ing Himonya Tokyu Land Corporation Tangram Ski Circus Hamanako Tokyu Sunny Park Football Community Koshigaya Tambara Ski Park Amagi Kogen Family Park Football Community Mihama Tateshina Tokyu Ski Area Tambara Lavender Park Football Community Sakura Tokyu Land Corporation Ski jam Katsuyama Tateshina Tokyu Tennis Club Football Community Nagoya Tokyu Recreation Co., Ltd. Niseko Grand Hirafu Total 11 Facilities Football Community Noda Hunter Mt.Shiobara Football Community Makuhari Mt.JEANS Ski Resort Nasu Football Community Matsudo Yabashira*2 Total 12 Facilities Total 14 Facilities *2 Opened at April 20, 2006 The properties accounted in the segments of consolidation Leisure-Service Business Transportation Business 17

Leisure and Services its communications Inc. Provide One-stop service - CATV, Internet Service and IP phone. Shareholders < Tokyu 81.85% / TEPCO 10.00%/ SONY 5.00% / Tokyu Hotel Chain 0.79% / Tokyu Store 0.79% / Tokyu Recreation 0.79% / Tokyu Agency 0.79% > Financial Summary (Thousand of yen) FY3/1997 FY3/1998 FY3/1999 FY3/2000 FY3/2001 FY3/2002 FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 Operating Revenue 3,890,511 5,938,003 6,112,269 7,853,756 8,886,126 9,427,963 11,222,012 12,178,572 12,952,452 Recurring profit Net Income 185,634-44,199 17,732 776,075 88,819-900,286 521,778 FY3/2006 13,712,816 Operating Profit 167,942-7,000 64,068 817,838 153,432-867,643 568,354 359,556 598,370 846,930 137,020-47,390 83,136 392,128 46,249-543,054-243,532 Depreciation and amortization cost 113,455 1,251,192 1,490,616 1,669,214 1,885,705 1,936,105 2,103,865 2,197,008 2,007,338 1,781,111 293,087 71,556 534,208 338,326 801,238 515,923 Basic data (Number of households) FY3/1997 FY3/1998 FY3/1999 FY3/2000 FY3/2001 FY3/2002 * FY3/2003 FY3/2004 FY3/2005 FY3/2006 Number of households in area 578,000 880,000 880,000 880,000 955,000 955,000 955,000 1,043,000 1,079,000 1,079,000 itscom TV (broadcast business) Net increase 11,781 39,398 42,515 35,230 38,213 43,666 39,373-52,135 37,898 Total Number of Household Connected Accumulated 130,069 169,467 211,982 247,212 285,425 329,091 368,464 414,405 466,540 504,438 Multi-channel Net increase 5,731 6,699 8,321 7,896 12,402 10,898 7,136-13,633 11,203 Number of Household Connected Accumulated 44,456 51,155 59,476 67,372 79,774 90,672 97,808 105,536 119,169 130,372 Retransmitting Net increase 6,050 32,699 34,194 27,334 25,811 32,768 32,237-38,502 26,695 Number of Household Connected Accumulated 85,613 118,312 152,506 179,840 205,651 238,419 270,656 308,869 347,371 374,066 itscom.net (communication business) Net increase - - 5,359 11,585 21,648 22,222 36,293-4,173 7,477 Number of Household Connected Accumulated - - 5,359 16,944 38,592 60,814 97,107 101,775 105,948 113,425 itscom.phone (IP phone business) Net increase - - - - - - - 321 1,016 1,521 Number of Household Connected Accumulated - - - - - - - 321 1,337 2,858 * The number of connected households had been counted based on the application forms before FY2003. 18

Hotels Hotels of Tokyu Group ( As of March 31, 2006) TOKYU HOTELS Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts Big Week TOKYU HOTEL TOKYU INN Name No. of Rooms Location (Time-share resort hotels) Name No. of Rooms No. of Rooms Pan Pacific Singapore 775 Singapore Name No. of Rooms Capitol Tokyu Hotel * 455 Kitami Tokyu Inn 127 Sari Pan Pacific Jakarta 400 Indonesia Big Week Kyoto 21 Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel * 414 Kushiro Tokyu Inn 150 Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur 554 Malaysia Big Week Karuizawa 30 Tokyo Bay Hotel Tokyu 701 Obihiro Tokyu Inn 171 Pan Pacific Kuala Lumpur Internatinal Airport 441 Big Week Tateshina 31 Numazu Tokyu Hotel 136 Sapporo Tokyu Inn 575 Pan Pacific Bangkok 235 Thailand Big Week Izukogen 16 Nagoya Tokyu Hotel * 562 City Hirosaki Hotel 141 Pan Pacific Sonargaon Dhaka 304 Bangladesh Big Week Hakonegora 30 Kyoto Tokyu Hotel * 432 Sakata Tokyu Inn 94 Pan Pacific Yokohama 480 Japan Bib Week Izu Imaihama 5 Kagoshima Tokyu Hotel 206 Fukushima Tokyu Inn 118 Pan Pacific Manila 236 Philippines 6 properties 133 7 properties 2,906 Iwaki Tokyu Inn 133 Palau Pacific Resort, Micronesia 159 Palau EXCEL HOTEL TOKYU Niigata Tokyu Inn 309 Pan Pacific San Francisco*1 338 U.S.A Tokyu Stay Sapporo Excel Hotel Tokyu 388 Ueda Tokyu Inn 133 Mauna Lani Bay Hotel and Bungalows, Hawai 347 Hawaii (Business hotels for long stay) Sendai Excel Hotel Tokyu 302 Matsumoto Tokyu Inn 160 Pan Pacific Vancouver 504 Name No. of Rooms Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu 408 Maebashi Tokyu Inn 183 Pan Pacific Whistler Mountain Side 121 Canada Tokyu Stay Shibuya Shin-Minamiguchi 150 Akasaka Excel Hotel Tokyu 535 Shibuya Tokyu Inn 225 Pan Pacific Whistler Village Center 81 Tokyu Stay Yotsuya 148 Yokohama Excel Hotel Tokyu 212 Shimbashi Atagoyama Tokyu Inn 431 14 properties 4,975 10 Countries Tokyu Stay Nihombashi 123 Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu * 712 Omori Tokyu Inn 197 *1 stopped the operation at April 18, 2006. Tokyu Stay Shimbashi 63 Toyama Excel Hotel Tokyu 210 Kichijoji Tokyu Inn 234 Tokyu Stay Shibuya 126 Kanazawa Excel Hotel Tokyu 236 Nagoya Sakae Tokyu Inn 297 Tokyu Harvest (Resort hotels with membership system) Tokyu Stay Monzen-Nakacho 112 Hakata Excel Hotel Tokyu 308 Nagoya Marunouchi Tokyu Inn 187 Name No. of Rooms Name No. of Rooms Tokyu Stay Meguro Yutenji 69 Haneda Excel Hotek Tokyu 387 Wakayama Tokyu Inn 165 Kinugawa 150 Tateshina Annex 55 Tokyu Stay Yoga 79 10 properties 3,698 Osaka Tokyu Inn 402 Katsuura 98 Tateshina Resort 20 Tokyu Stay Gotanda 168 TOKYU RESORT Shin -Osaka Esaka Tokyu Inn 363 Yamanakako Mt.Fuji 100 Madarao 94 Tokyu Stay Higashi-Ginza 125 Hotel Gran Deco 106 Kobe Tokyu Inn 235 Trust Hakone Myojindai 39 Shizunami Kaigan 51 10 properties 1,163 Tateshina Tokyu Resort 78 Matsue Tokyu Inn 181 Amagikogen 120 Hamanako 120 Hakuba Tokyu Hotel 102 Hiroshima Tokyu Inn 225 Ito 170 Skijam Katsuyama 100 Other Accommodations Imaihama Tokyu Resort 134 Shimonoseki Tokyu Inn 128 Kyu-Karuizawa 156 Nankitanabe 187 Name No. of Rooms Shimoda Tokyu Hotel 115 Tokushima Tokyu Inn 138 Trust Karuizawa Mampei 22 Trust Kyoto Urban Stage 81 Hotel Izukyu 152 Kakeyu Onsen Hotel Tokyu 44 Takamastu Tokyu Inn 191 Trust Karuizawakogen 100 Hakone-koshien 151 Le Nessa Akazawa 78 Ikaho Tokyu Villa 32 Matsuyama Tokyu Inn 245 Tateshina 90 Urabandai Gran Deco 30 Le Nessa Jougasaki 46 Miyakojima Tokyu Resort 248 Kokura Tokyu Inn 190 20 properties 1,934 Le Nessa Inatorikogen 46 8 properties 859 Hakata Tokyu Inn 266 Amagi Kogen Lodge 17 Kumamoto Tokyu Inn 138 The properties accounted in the segments of Niseko Kogen Hotel 59 Kagoshima Tokyu Inn 190 consolidation Niseko Alpen Hotel 130 32 properties 6,922 Hotel Tangram 250 Total 57 properties 14,385 Hotel Business Club Capricorn 60 Affiliate Hotels of Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts are marked with * Shimane Inn Aoyama 48 Real Estate Business Aobadai Forum 44 Ueda Stay 83 12 properties 1,013 19

Other Outline of Employees History of the Number of Employees (Non-consolidated) Age Structure of Employees (Non-consolidated) (persons) 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 Others Railway business Total 7,520 7,272 7,055 6,782 6,569 6,132 5,087 4,9364,8144,684 4,580 4,445 4,241 3,871 3,744 Other businesses Temporary transferees Total(Excluding temporary transferees) 5,856 5,525 5,305 5,159 5,0374,973 3,4773,4953,508 (years old) ~19 20~24 25~29 30~34 35~39 40~44 45~49 50~54 Employees Temporary transferees As of March 31, 2006 59 280 486 842 799 838 560 504 (persons) 0 180 FY03/95 FY03/96 FY03/97 FY03/98 FY03/99 FY03/00 FY03/01 FY03/02 FY03/03 FY03/04 FY03/05 FY03/06 History of New Recruits (Non-consolidated) 55~ (persons) 35,000 605 0 200 400 600 800 1000 (persons) History of Number of Employee (Consolidated) 160 140 120 100 80 60 40 20 0 168 126 74 56 61 89 72 76 97 100 108 113 30,000 25,000 20,000 15,000 10,000 5,000 28,732 27,171 27,672 31,320 25,082 27,439 24,962 0 Number of Consolidated Subsidiaries 233 224 244 248 217 207 197 Including Tokyu FY03/2000 FY03/2001 FY03/2002 FY03/2003 FY03/2004 FY03/2005 FY03/2006 FY03/95 FY03/96 FY03/97 FY03/98 FY03/99 FY03/00 FY03/01 FY03/02 FY03/03 FY03/04 FY03/05 FY03/06 20

Others Competitive Comparison of Shareholder s Structure (Tokyu Corporation) (%) 60.00 50.00 Financial Institutions:Tokyu 40.00 Financial institutions: Major Private Railways (excluded Tokyu) 30.00 Individuals: Major Private Railways (Excluded Tokyu) Individuals: Tokyu 20.00 Internationals: Tokyu 10.00 0.00 Internationals: Major Private Railways (Excluded Tokyu) 3/1995 3/1996 3/1997 3/1998 3/1999 3/2000 3/2001 3/2002 3/2003 3/2004 3/2005 3/2006 Tokyu/Financial Institutions 56.36 56.55 56.60 56.61 53.99 52.13 53.47 57.30 55.10 50.83 47.50 47.24 Tokyu/Internationals 4.16 7.19 7.42 7.65 5.96 6.62 10.73 9.85 10.52 18.25 20.67 21.93 Tokyu/Individuals 21.26 20.28 19.97 20.26 25.23 28.33 24.59 26.75 28.60 27.03 27.75 26.93 Major Private Railways/Financial Inst. 44.28 42.82 42.41 41.91 40.18 36.33 36.02 35.66 34.92 33.87 32.53 Major Private Railways/Internationals 2.08 3.29 3.61 3.41 3.13 2.30 2.79 2.55 1.92 3.31 4.55 Major Private Railways /Individuals 40.82 41.07 41.59 42.70 44.81 49.34 49.90 50.59 52.15 52.06 51.12 * Above one unit of shares * Major Private Railways are 14 companies excluding Tokyu. 21

Other Complimentary Ticket for Shareholders Detail of Complimentary ticket for shareholders Number of shares owned Type of complimentary tickets Number of sheets per shareholder Number of target shareholders As of March 31, 2004 Actual use *4 Number of target shareholders As of September 30, 2004 Actual use *4 Number of target shareholders As of March 31, 2005 Actual use *4 Number of target shareholders As of September 30, 2005 Actual use *4 Number of target shareholders As of March 31, 2006 Actual use *4 Discount ticket of Tokyu Dept. Store (10% off) 5 Discount ticket of Tokyu Hotels (30% off regular room rate) 8 More than 1,000 shares (uniformly) Discount ticket of Pan Pacific Hotels and Resorts (30% off regular room rate) 4 46,810 49,785 49,534 56,355 54,211 Invitation ticket of Bunkamura the museum *1 2 Actual Total issued 6,339 93,620 Actual Total issued 6,534 99,570 Actual Total issued 9,683 99,068 Actual Total issued Not counted 112,710 Actual Total issued Not counted 108,422 (plan) Invitation ticket of Goto Museum *2 2 Actual Total issued 2,980 93,620 Actual Total issued 3,546 99,570 Actual Total issued 3,480 99,068 Actual Total issued Not counted 112,710 Actual Total issued Not counted 108,422 (plan) *1 Comptemporary ticket are distributed to shareholders who are recognized by "shareholders' list" and "actual shareholders' list" as of September 30, 2005. ( Distribute at every June and December) *2 The settlement of accounts for complimentary tickets calculate based on the price of advanced ticket of each event. (From 900 Yen to 1,400 Yen per ticket) *3 The amount of settlement accounts for actual use is uniformly 500 Yen per ticket. *4 Actual use at the end of September count in next year June. And actual use at the end of March count in the same year December. Number of shares owned Type of complimentary tickets Number of sheets per shareholder As of March 31, 2004 Number of target shareholders As of September 30, 2004 Number of target shareholders As of March 31, 2005 Number of target shareholders As of September 30, 2005 Number of target shareholders As of March 31, 2006 Number of target shareholders More than 3,000 less than 5,000 Complimentary tickets available for all Tokyu railway line. (One entrainment per ticket) 10 7,382 7,937 7,790 9,259 8,700 More than 5,000 less than 10,000 Same as the above 20 6,499 7,063 6,995 7,891 7,325 More than 10,000 less than 19,000 Same as the above 40 4,573 4,924 4,728 5,149 4,649 More than 19,000 less than 28,000 Same as the above 80 1,114 1,149 1,119 1,209 1,096 More than 28,000 less than 57,000 A complimentary commuter pass available for all Tokyu railway line Complimentary tickets available for all Tokyu railway line. (One entrainment per ticket) 1 30 3,005 3,159 3,138 3,364 3,029 More than 57,000 A complimentary commuter pass available for all Tokyu railway line and bus route. Complimentary tickets available for all Tokyu railway line. (One entrainment per ticket) 1 30 808 832 838 877 823 Total number of shareholders 75,270 77,449 78,436 98,369 94,075 22

*Forward-looking Statements All statements contained in this document other than historical facts are forward-looking statements representing the beliefs and assumptions of Tokyu Corporation based on information currently available. Tokyu wishes to caution readers that actual results may differ materially from expectations.