Kyushu Railway Company

Kyushu Railway Company engages in operating a network of railway lines in Japan. It operates through Transportation, Construction, Real Estate and Hotels, Retail and Restaurant, and Business Services segments. The Transportation segment provides railway; local, express, and charter buses; and passenger ship transportations services. It operates a total of 23 lines, which covers 2,342.6 kilometers across the seven prefectures of Kyushu. The Construction segment offers civil engineering, track work, construction, and maintenance services for railways; engages in the design, production, installation, and maintenance of rolling stock and machinery; and constructs and maintains electrical, HVAC, and firefighting equipment for public and private facilities, as well as provides construction, sales, and construction consultancy services for housing. The Real Estate and Hotels segment engages in the leasing of commercial facilities, offices, rental apartments, etc.; sale of condominiums; and parking lot business, as well as operates retirement complexes, hotels, and tourist complexes. The Retail and Restaurant segment operates a chain of Meihingura specialist souvenir shops, FamilyMart convenience stores, and Fujibambi, produces and sells confectionery; and restaurants, such as fast food stores under the Umaya tavern name, the Manbo, and Yakiniku Nurubon. The Business Services segment offers advertising services; sales and rental of construction machines, diesel engines, and generators; sales of railway materials, office appliances and other equipment; contracting of employee lodging management; system development and operation; shared financial services; and general security services. The company was incorporated in 1987 and is headquartered in Fukuoka City, Japan.