HEP Five

14% of the property's trust beneficiary interest is quasi co-owned by HHR and 86% by Hankyu Hanshin Properties Corp. With respect to the leasable area, the area equivalent to the percentage of the HHR's trust beneficiary interest in the property is listed.
With respect to the site and total floor areas, the entire areas of the property are listed.
The figures in parentheses of the leasable area indicate the area leasable for end-tenants.

Located in the Umeda area - the largest rail terminal in western Japan

Umeda area is the largest rail terminal in western Japan, serving the JR, Hankyu, Hanshin, and Osaka Metro. It is the most competitive area in terms of the number of stores, annual sales, and floor space. The property is adjacent to Hankyu Department Store and Hankyu-sanbangai, and is located in a heavy market area with HEP Navio to the south, and EST to the north.
HEP Five receives about 15 million visitors annually (2019), making it one of the most visited fashion boutique buildings in the Osaka urban region.

HEP Five has a red rooftop ferris wheel that is 75m in diameter (the highest point of the ferris wheel is 106m, including the height of the building). It has become a landmark in the Umeda area. Inside the building is an artwork, namely a huge red whale that has become young people's rendezvous point.
The core customers at HEP Five are young people, mostly female, from high school age to their early twenties. It houses mostly fashion retail shops that cater to young consumers, with restaurants, an event hall, and amusement facilities (such as the ferris wheel).
The property has received DBJ Green Building Certification from Development Bank of Japan (received reassessment of "4 star" in April 2022).
Please refer to the following for the announcement made by DBJ and details of the Program.
DBJ's website: http://igb.jp/en/list.html