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ITC-Aerospace, Inc |
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ITC is in the business of importing and exporting all types of aircrafts
worldwide. ITC has maintained its dominance in advising operators in acquiring
Japanese governmental aircraft where the firm has an approximate 70% market
share.
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| Company Name |
ITC-Aerospace, Inc. |
| Founded |
April, 1980 |
| Incorporated |
July, 1985 |
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| Address |
NAX Bldg. 7th F., 1-3-2, Shinkawa, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
104-0033 Japan |
| Phone |
+81-3-3555-3621 |
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| President/CEO |
Tomoo Nakayama |
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ITC-Leasing, Inc. |
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ITC-Leasing, Inc specializes in tax oriented leases. We provide operators
with attractive lease terms while providing investors with tax abatable
products.
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| Company Name |
ITC-Leasing, Inc. |
| Incorporated |
April, 1989 |
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| Address |
NAX Bldg. 7th F., 1-3-2, Shinkawa, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo
104-0033 Japan |
| Phone |
+81-3-3555-3621 |
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| President/CEO |
Mirika Nakayama
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Private Museum of Ancient Roman Oil Lamps |
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The Private Museum of Ancient Roman Oil Lamps, the largest private
museum specializing in oil lamps, is now open in Kayaba-Cho, in the heart
of downtown Tokyo. |
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| Address |
NAX Bldg. 7th F., 1-3-2, Shinkawa, Chuo-Ku, Tokyo, within the ITC-Aerospace,
Inc / ITC-Leasing, Inc.
(2 minute walk from Exit 3 at the Kayaba-cho Station of Hibiya Tokyo Metro
Line or Tozai Metro Line. Right across the Reigan Bridge) |
| Phone |
+81-3-3555-3621 (Reservation Required) |
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10:00AM〜6:00PM（Closed on Weekends and Holidays）
Last admission 30 minutes before closing |
| Detail Site of the Museum |
http://www.itca.co.jp/museume |
| Admission |
University Students and Adults JPY 1,200 Students 800Yen |
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Served with traditional green tea and assorted sweets.
The exhibition is a private property within ITC-Aerospace, Inc and ITC-Leasing,
Inc office.Reservations are required.
ITC Group owns more than 1200 oil lamps made during the Ancient Phoenician,
Greek, Etruscan, Roman and Byzantium eras spanning 1900 years between BC10C〜AD6C.
460 of these oil lamps are displayed as part of a permanent exhibition. Some
pieces in the collection were previously displayed at the Ancient Orient
Museum in Tokyo and at the Nara National Museum in Nara Prefecture |
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