Crest Group
Japanese company that develops and operates pay parking lots, including the Daiichikosho 'The Park' network.
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Overview
Crest Group (株式会社クレスト) is a Japanese company headquartered in Minato-ku, Tokyo, that specializes in the development and operation of paid parking facilities. According to its official company profile, it was established on October 4, 2002 (Heisei 14), with a capital of 10,000,000 yen, and is led by representative director Tatsuya Kashima. The company operates primarily in the Kanto and Kansai regions, with a head office and Kanto branch in Tokyo and a Kansai branch in Osaka. It also has an affiliated company, Okinawa Break Co., Ltd., based in Naha, Okinawa. Crest Group's core business is the effective utilization of land through parking operations. It proposes and manages time-based paid parking lots, monthly parking and bicycle parking, and related services such as vending machines and rental containers. A key part of its model is working with landowners: Crest handles management, construction, and operations, and pays landowners a stable monthly rent regardless of parking revenue. The company also sells parking equipment and signage and undertakes parking lot construction for owners who wish to operate their own lots. Since April 2024, Crest Group has operated parking facilities under the 'The Park' brand of Daiichikosho, a major Japanese karaoke and parking operator. The company's head office is located in the Daiichikosho Building in Mita, Tokyo, indicating a close operational relationship with Daiichikosho. Crest Group remains a private company and continues to expand its parking management services across Japan.
History
Crest Group was established on October 4, 2002, as a Japanese company focused on parking lot operations and land utilization. From its base in Tokyo, it developed a business model centered on partnering with landowners to convert idle land into paid parking facilities. Under this model, Crest Group handles everything from construction to daily management, paying landowners a fixed monthly rent that is not tied to parking revenue, thereby reducing the landowner's risk and administrative burden. Over the years, the company expanded its service area to include the Kanto and Kansai regions, opening a Kansai branch in Osaka. It also established an affiliated company, Okinawa Break Co., Ltd., in Naha, Okinawa, to extend its parking operations to the Okinawa market. In addition to managing parking lots, Crest Group began selling parking equipment and signage and offering turnkey parking lot construction services for owners who prefer to operate their own facilities. A significant development occurred in April 2024, when Crest Group started operating parking facilities under the 'The Park' brand owned by Daiichikosho, a major Japanese company known for its karaoke business and parking operations. This partnership aligned Crest Group's land utilization expertise with Daiichikosho's established parking brand. The company's head office is located in the Daiichikosho Building in Mita, Tokyo, reflecting a close working relationship. As of the latest available information, Crest Group remains a private company with a capital of 10,000,000 yen, led by representative director Tatsuya Kashima, and continues to provide comprehensive parking and land utilization services across Japan.
Crest Group is established
Crest Group begins operating Daiichikosho's 'The Park' parking facilities
Products and positioning
A parking operator and land utilization partner offering stable rent to landowners and full-service management.
Time-based paid parking lots
Monthly parking lots
Bicycle parking
Parking equipment and signage sales
Parking lot construction
Vending machine placement
Rental containers
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