Successfully building a better future.

Hands-on capabilities

Unexpected problems arise at construction sites,
even when preparations are made or the latest technologies are fully procured.
The hands-on capabilities we pursue refer to the capacity to implement careful construction management on construction sites, and the ability to independently identify
the latent issues at construction sites and address them on our own.
With these capacities, we will open the future.
This website provides you with a look at the leading edge of Nishimatsu’s hands-on capabilities that we have relentlessly refined for 140 years.

LATEST PROJECT

PROJECT09

Contributing to the economic development of Laos

Development and operation of the country’s first industrial zone exclusively for Japanese SMEs

In March 2015, Nishimatsu Construction established Lao Nishimatsu Construction Co., Ltd., which is the first joint venture of a Japanese general contractor in Laos. In January 2016, we participated in the establishment of a company developing and operating the Pakse-Japan SME SEZ (industrial zone), a special economic zone for Japanese small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), at Pakse, Champasak Province in southern Laos.

OTHER PROJECT

PROJECT08

Walking hand in hand with the local community by taking root
— A report from the frontline of recovery and reconstruction from the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes —

Tsuruya Department Store Reconstruction Project

A story about the struggles of Nishimatsu Construction on playing a part in recovery and reconstruction from the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquakes

PROJECT07

Tireless efforts
— Achievement in sight

Construction Work for Shin-Meishin Expressway in the East and Center of Inagawa

PROJECT06

Overcoming difficult challenges through
continuous dialogues regarding the geological layer

Kanazawa Tokan Gosho Tunnel (Phase 2) Project

Tunnel excavation is a struggle with a geological layer, which includes the Gosho Tunnel (Phase 2) Project. We worked at the project site with a determination to tackle a variety of difficult challenges as opportunities to grow, without giving up.

PROJECT05

Creating a unique building at Center-gai Street in Shibuya

(Tentative name) New Construction of Hulic Shibuya Inokashira Dori Building

Attracting 50,000 people every day, Udagawa-cho in Shibuya is one of the busiest downtown areas in Japan. Aiming to build a new landmark that will add to the appeal of Shibuya, this project faced many difficult challenges and struggles as well as untold tension. This is the story of a major project that was achieved by overcoming unexpected obstacles.

PROJECT04

Changing the power supply in Singapore

Design and Construction of
East-West Transmission Cable Tunnel EW3

Singapore continues to growly rapidly, attracting people and businesses from all over the world.
To meet anticipated rises in electric power demand, a 35-km tunnel for an ultra-high voltage power transmission cable is being constructed.
Nishimatsu Construction has been contracted to build one section of this tunnel. Workers at the construction site tackled large challenges while adapting to a multinational and multi-cultural environment that is incredibly diverse.

PROJECT03

Building a long-awaited dam
together with the local community

The Kouchigawa Dam Construction Project
(Dam Body Works)

The Kouchigawa Dam Construction Project was approved in 1987, but actual construction did not begin until 2012.
Local residents long waited nearly 30 years for the building of a dam they hoped would consistently keep flooding under control and stimulate the local economy.
We are moving forward with the construction of a dam, driven by the desire to fulfill the wishes of the local community that has waited so long.

PROJECT02

Overcoming difficulties with experience
and a flexible approach

Project for the Construction of the New Umeda Campus (tentatively called) of Josho Gakuen

Umeda in the city of Osaka is a location that often gets people talking. The soft ground there has posed difficulties for many contractors. The level of difficulty in construction increases dramatically as different factors become more intricately involved.This project for a university campus in the central part of the city was one that construction professionals approached with a great sense of pride.

PROJECT01

For the Future of Sendai
Overcoming the constraints of labor, materials, and time

Sendai City Arai Nishi Land Rezoning Project

A new urban area is being developed in the Arai Nishi area following the start of service on the new Sendai City Subway line.
This project plays a part in the recovery and reconstruction from the Great East Japan Earthquake, serving as a place to which people affected by the disaster will move and live.
However, this project faces two main challenges.