Introduction

Nacasa & Partners started up with the goal of expressing the creative work of architecture and interiors dramatically and visually through the recording medium of photographs. We are expanding our business in Japan and also overseas by strengthening our organizational structure and making the best use of our powerful mobility and capability to respond quickly to make great leaps forward.

Nacasa & Partners provide visual communications, ideas and concepts that respond to latent demand, by always meeting the changes of the times and perceiving new senses of values.

Outline of the Company

Company name	Nacása & Partners Inc.
Address	2-18-4, Kami Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo 153-0051, Japan
Tel	+81-3-5722-7757
Fax	+81-3-5722-0909
Date established	July 1989 (Operation began in 1977 as Nacasa Photo Office)
Capital	¥10,000,000
Representative	Takeshi Nakasa
Director	Atsushi Nakamichi Hiroshi Tsujitani
Auditor	Shinichi Kozu (KMG Licensed Tax Accountant's Corporation)
Number of staff	31 employee (as of Jun. 2018)
Business lines	Plannning and shooting photos and recording scenes. Renting photos Planning and producing advertisement and publicity, etc...
Our Bank account	MUFG Bank, Ltd. RESONA Bank Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

History

July 1977	Operation began as Nacasa Photo Office, at Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo
July 1989	Established Nacasa & Partners Inc.
November. 2004	Moved to Kami Meguro, Meguro-ku, Tokyo for extending the business.

Profile : Takeshi Nakasa (President, Nacása & Partners Inc.)

December 9, 1949	Born in Taito-ku, Tokyo, Japan
March, 1968	Graduated from Fine Art Course, Tokyo Metoropolitain Komaba High School
April, 1970	Entered Yotsuya Studio
April, 1971	Studied under Kimpei Murayama
July, 1989	Established Nacasa & Partners Inc.

Since establishing Nacása & Partners Inc, Takeshi Nakasa has become Japan 's foremost commentator and photographer of interiors and architecture. He always has a lot of photoshootings with our staff.

He is a regular contributor to major international design and architecture magazines, and is frequently requested to chair lectures on the design culture of modern Japan.

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