A station-front logistics space encompassing "land, sea, and air" transportation.

TRC is located in front of Ryutsu Center Station and is a distribution hub where office buildings, logistics warehouses, and event halls form a self-contained city.
As a gateway connecting central Tokyo with the world by land, sea, and air, it is used by many people.

Tokyo Ryutsu Center Co., Ltd. (TRC) is located on a vast site in a corner of Heiwajima, Ota Ward.
We have three concept spaces, each with its own unique characteristics.

  • "Four logistics warehouses boasting a total floor area of ​​approximately 120,000 tsubo (approximately 400,000 square meters)."
  • "Two office buildings that offer a comfortable space"
  • "An event hall that captivates many people"

In addition to these, we also have parking lots and service facilities, providing comprehensive support for logistics, the lifeline of urban functions, as a large-scale distribution base in Tokyo. TRC's mission is to provide diverse and highly functional facilities that meet all the logistics needs of each company.

Property Features

The best location for logistics

TRC is located in an area surrounded by the Metropolitan Expressway Route 1, Bayshore Route, and Loop Route 7, providing excellent access not only to urban areas but also to Chiba, Saitama, and Kanagawa prefectures. It is an ideal location for targeting the Tokyo metropolitan area. Furthermore, with access to Haneda Airport and Oi Wharf, it is possible to expand the scope of the business to include the entire country and even the world.

A well-equipped service facility with the functions of a "town".

TRC offers a wide range of service facilities. These include various restaurants, a post office, convenience stores, ATMs, a clinic, a dental office, a barbershop, a travel agency, and more. Service facilities are available not only in the office area but also in the logistics area. The entire complex functions like a small town.

Access

[the location]
6-1-1 Heiwajima, Ota-ku, Tokyo 143-0006
Tokyo Distribution Center (Warehouses for rent, offices for rent, event halls)
1 minutes walk from Tokyo Monorail “Ryutsu Center Station”
[Railroad]
15-minute walk from Keikyu Line "Heiwajima Station"
10 minutes from Hamamatsucho Station (using the Tokyo Monorail)
14 minutes to Tokyo Station (using the Tokyo Monorail and the JR Keihin-Tohoku Line Rapid Service)
Shinjuku Station: 24 minutes (using Tokyo Monorail + JR Saikyo Line Rapid Service (direct service to Rinkai Line))
29 minutes to Yokohama Station (using Tokyo Monorail and Keihin Kyuko Limited Express).
5 minutes from "Haneda Airport International Terminal Station" (using the Tokyo Monorail rapid service).
11 minutes to Haneda Airport Terminal 2 Station (using the Tokyo Monorail rapid service)
【bus】
12 minutes from JR Omori Station (using Keihin Kyuko Bus)
4 minutes from Keikyu Heiwajima Station (by Keikyu Bus)
*The above travel times do not take into account transfer times, waiting times, traffic congestion, etc.
　The time required may vary slightly depending on the time of day.

Tokyo Distribution Center (TRC) "Background of Establishment"

From the late 30s onward, the concentration of population in the Tokyo metropolitan area due to rapid economic growth and the phenomenal increase in automobiles led to a significant deterioration of traffic conditions around the city center. As a result, the business activities of those involved in distribution, such as wholesalers, were severely restricted. To alleviate this situation, the government decided to take the development of distribution infrastructure as a national policy and enacted the "Law Concerning the Development of Distribution Business Districts" in 41. In response, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government designated Heiwajima in Ota Ward, Tokyo, as the "Southern Distribution Business Park" in 43, and put forward the policy of a distribution center concept for the Tokyo metropolitan area. Against this backdrop, with the active support of the government, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, the Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and the business community, "Tokyo Distribution Center Co., Ltd." was established in 42 with the aim of operating large-scale logistics facilities.