With over 50 years of experience, we specialize in developing diverse real estate projects designed for today’s world. Our focus is on promoting regional growth through innovative buildings, hotels, inns, resorts, and leisure destinations. We are committed to enriching communities by delivering exceptional development solutions.
1966 - 1997
In 1966, we embarked on our journey with the opening of the Tokyo Office, marking the start of our expansive operations.
During this period, we also founded Tohoku Sunroute Co., Ltd. and Ora Corporation, setting the stage for our diverse ventures and ushering in our formation within the Japanese hospitality market.
In 1976, we unveiled the Daiichi Head Office Building in Taito-ku, Tokyo—a landmark symbol of our commitment to excellence and future vision.
This architectural gem stood as a testament to our dedication towards innovation and our beloved industry.
By 1984, we continued to elevate our standards with the introduction of the Second Head Office Building in Tokyo Ueno.
This modern facility reflected our commitment to progress and innovation, embodying our leadership in industry standards.
In 1986, we added a vibrant dimension to our portfolio with the Joy Plaza Hirai Shopping Center in Edogawa-ku Hirai.
This lively center focused on community-centric spaces, creating a hub where people could gather and foster a sense of belonging and community.
In 1993, we expanded into the hospitality landscape of Okinawa, establishing Okinawa Ora Corporation.
This move allowed us to reach new horizons and aid in the growth of an even more diverse set of communities.
In 1994, we furthered our legacy of innovation by founding Shinryo Co., Ltd.
This new venture reinforced our market presence and showcased our ability to adapt and thrive in changing industry landscapes,
enhancing our capabilities to better serve our guests.
Properties
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1976
First
Head Office -
1984
Second
Head Office -
1986
Aurum
Building Annex -
1986
Joy Plaza
Hirai Shopping Center
1998 - 2008
In 1998, the establishment of Hotel Management International Co., Ltd. took place, setting the stage for our lasting impact
in Japan's hospitality landscape.
The year 2007 was pivotal for our company. In January, we founded AME Co., Ltd., signifying our expansion and adaptability in a dynamic market.
Between November 2006 and July 2007, we acquired the Kitakyushu Prince Hotel from Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation.
In February 2007, we launched Hotel Crown Palais Kitakyushu and Top Wellness Kitakyushu, which not only enriched our portfolio but also added to our influence in the industry.
Our commitment to growth was further demonstrated by the acquisition and successful management of Nagasaki Nisshokan, Nisshokan Shinkan Baishokaku, and Nisshokan Bettei Koyotei from Juuhachi Bank.
Properties
2009 - 2012
As the Heisei era drew to a close, our commitment to progress and innovation remained steadfast. In October 2011, during the 23rd year of Heisei, we furthered our footprint in the industry with the establishment of Harbor Holdings Co., Ltd. This move reinforced our position as pioneers in the ever-changing landscape of hospitality.
Continuing our legacy of successful business succession, June 2012 marked another milestone during the 24th year of Heisei. This period was characterized by acquisitions and astute management decisions. In October 2012, we expanded our portfolio significantly by acquiring Hamamatsu Ekimae Sogai Kaihatsu Co., Ltd.
Simultaneously, we enhanced our presence by acquiring Kōchi Shin-Hankyu Hotel Co., Ltd. from Hankyu Hanshin Hotels Co., Ltd. This acquisition not only showcased our ability to seize promising opportunities but also highlighted our dedication to preserving and elevating existing businesses. The transition culminated in the grand opening of "Hotel Crown Palais New Hankyu Kochi" in October 2012, marking a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity in our expanding network of hotels.
This period of 2009 to 2012 stands as a testament to our resilience, adaptability, and unwavering commitment to excellence. As we entered a new era, we embraced change with open arms, positioning our company as a beacon of innovation and reliability in the hospitality sector.
Properties
2013 - Present
In the period from 2013 to 2022, our company embarked on a journey of significant expansion and business succession, marking a chapter of unparalleled growth and excellence in the hospitality industry.
The year 2015 ushered in a historic transition as we gracefully moved from the Heisei era to the Reiwa era. Our head office underwent a relocation from Taito Ward, Higashi Ueno, to the vibrant heart of Tokyo; Nihonbashi, Chuo Ward.
Our dedication to business succession was exemplified through a series of acquisitions and successful management takeovers. In October 2013, during the 25th year of Heisei, we acquired "Grand Hotel Hamamatsu" from Kiyotakan Co., Ltd. Under our new management, Grand Hotel Hamamatsu officially opened its doors to guests once again in February 2014.
Continuing our strategic expansions, in March 2017, we acquired "Yamaha Resort Tsumagoi" from Yamaha Resort Co., Ltd. and rebranded it as "Tsumagoi Resort Sai No Sato," welcoming guests in April 2017. The following year, in March 2018, our portfolio grew with the acquisition of "Hotel Koshuen" from Wajima Kankou Kaihatsu Co., Ltd., subsequently reopening under our new management in May, 2018.
Embracing the Reiwa era, we furthered our expansion efforts. In February 2020, "Hotel Almony Terrace" became part of our esteemed portfolio after its acquisition from Take and Give Needs Co., Ltd. This addition resulted in the birth of Nagaragawa No Sato, which opened its doors to guests in February 2020.
The year 2020 saw another significant addition. In April 2020, we acquired "Green Hotel Mikane," which was then re-branded into the elegant "Mikawa Bay Hills Hotel," enriching our offerings and allowing us to provide more exceptional experiences to our guests.
As we approached the close of this transformative era, in March 2022, we solidified further acquisitions, including "Katsuura Spa Hotel Mikazuki" and "Kamogawa Spa Hotel Mikazuki" from Hotel Mikazuki Group. These establishments were seamlessly integrated into our portfolio, reemerging as "Mikazuki Sea Park Hotel Katsuura" and "Mikazuki Sea Park Hotel Awa-Kamogawa," respectively.
Properties
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2014
Grand Hotel
Hamamatsu -
2015
HMI Hotel Group
Head Office -
2020
Hotel
Koshuen
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2020
Nagaragawa
No sato
Established in 1966, HMI Hotel Group has grown to own and operate a diverse portfolio of 46 properties all across Japan, offering a range of brands in a way to consistently meet and exceed guest expectations.
