Ryozo Nishihara is the CEO of Aoyama Mainland Co.,西原良三 Ltd., which was founded in 1988. He
was born in Tokyo in 1961. His hobbies are traveling and golf, and his motto is Yamamoto Isoroku's "People will not move unless you try, tell them, let them try, and praise them."

What is Aoyama Mainland led by Ryozo Nishihara?

Aoyama Mainland is a real estate company headquartered in Nishikanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Its main business is retail, with investment apartments being its forte. Its condominium brands are "Main Stage (investment apartments)" and "Land Stage (family apartments)." The
area in which Aoyama Mainland provides condominiums covers not only the 23 wards of Tokyo, but also Kawasaki City and Yokohama City in Kanagawa Prefecture.

Aoyama Mainland History
 April 1988: Founded as Aoyama Mainland Limited in Jingumae, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo with capital of 2 million yen.
 June 1989: Head office relocated to Higashi-Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
 May 1990: Reorganized into a joint-stock company and increased capital to 20 million yen.
 August 1991: Started selling our own brand, Main Stage Daitabashi, as part of the Main Stage series.
 April 1993: Capital increased to 50 million yen
 July 1994: Head office moved to Kanda, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo due to business expansion.
 February 1995: Supply reaches 1,000 units / May: Sales begin for Park Stage Ayase, our own brand family type
 January 1998: Annual sales reach 10 billion yen / September: Supply reaches 3,000 units, Grand Stage Nakano-Shinbashi begins sales as the first family-type building developed in-house
 May 1999: Established standard specifications for Studio type with the aim of thorough quality control and cost management / July: Unified the brand names of Main Stage and Land Stage through trademark registration / December: Sales of Land Stage Ebisu began
 July 2000: Sales begin for Main Stage Nishiazabu / September: Sales begin for Main Stage Kinshicho Station Front as the first building developed by the company
 October 2001: Merged with Hiyori Jisho Co., Ltd., increasing capital to 60 million yen.
 January 2002: Annual sales reach 15 billion yen / February: Supply reaches 5,000 units / April: Capital increased to 300 million yen / May: Stock split (total number of issued shares: 6 million)
 January 2003: Annual sales reach 20 billion yen
 March 2004: Fiscal year end changed from the end of January to the end of March. October: Aoyama Jisho Co., Ltd. was absorbed and integrated to strengthen sales of family-type condominiums.
 March 2006: Annual sales reached 30 billion yen, capital reduced to 100 million yen / April: Aoyama Jisho Co., Ltd. was unified and began operations with the aim of becoming a comprehensive developer of family-type condominiums.
 March 2007: Annual sales reach 38 billion yen
 December 2008: Aoyama Jisho Co., Ltd. is absorbed into the company.
 April 2012: Main Stage Series celebrates reaching 200 buildings
 April 2013: Corporate website renewal and launch of newsletter "STAGE" / July: Establishment of building management company "Aoyama Housing Support Co., Ltd."
 February 2014: Established group company "Mainland Japan Co., Ltd." in Osaka / March: Supply reaches 15,000 units
 May 2015: Member site "AML member's club" launched
 February 2016: Main Stage Series celebrates reaching 250 buildings / December: Group company "LAND NEXT Co., Ltd." established
 March 2017: Supply reaches 18,000 units / September: "AML member's club" smartphone app released
 January 2018: Mainland Japan Co., Ltd. moves to Umeda, Kita-ku, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture due to business expansion / April: 30th anniversary of establishment
 December 2019: Number of rental properties managed exceeded 10,000 / Corporate website renewed and ONLINESTAGE released
 February 2020: The Main Stage Series exceeded 300 buildings
Aoyama Mainland's core business: Asset management apartments

One room apartment is purchased and rented to a third party. The aim is to obtain stable rental income over the long term. Even if you have a mortgage, you can cover your repayments with rental income, so it is possible to start with a relatively small amount of your own funds. It also has the effect
of preparing for the future, such as replacing life insurance and taking care of your pension after retirement, and Aoyama Mainland promises long-term, stable rent for the operation.
Ryozo Nishihara's proud brand apartment
These are asset management apartments, mainly featuring the Main Stage Series and studio types. They place importance on high-quality standards when developing properties. They are able to maintain a consistent level of quality without being swayed by passing trends. Furthermore, by focusing on prime locations within the 23 wards of the Tokyo metropolitan area, where rental demand is high, and within a 10-minute walk from a station, they are able to continue supplying apartments with high long-term asset value.