Kajima Corporation is a Japanese construction and engineering group that builds civil-infrastructure, building, and real-estate projects in Japan and overseas.
Kajima, a major Japanese construction firm, withdraws its final appeal against a Fair Trade Commission order for violating the Antimonopoly Act in Central Japan Railway’s Chuo Shinkansen high-speed rail projects. The move follows the Supreme Court’s dismissal of Kajima’s last criminal appeal in September, concluding all legal challenges related to the case.
Japan’s Supreme Court dismisses final appeals by Kajima and Taisei over Antimonopoly Act violations tied to Central Japan Railway’s Chuo Shinkansen high-speed rail projects. Taisei’s 250 million yen fine and a suspended sentence for a former counselor are now final. Kajima’s three senior executives will voluntarily repay 20% of their earnings as part of the ruling.
Kajima Corp. reveals the construction site of a wooden tower for Japan’s flower expo in Yokohama. The project marks a milestone in sustainable architecture, using timber as the primary material. The tower is part of a larger initiative to promote eco-friendly infrastructure in urban development.
