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The Seasons Residences will have a four-level Mitsukoshi mall, named after Japan’s oldest department store. — COMPANY HANDOUT
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Impeccable Japanese innovations elevate standards of comfort and convenience in this highly anticipated property
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To ensure the comfort and safety of its residents, Federal Land Inc. incorporated a sophisticated damper system to withstand earthquakes in its Japanese-inspired condominium complex The Seasons Residences in North Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.

With the World Bank GDP growth projection of 6.4% and new pro-growth economic policies, the Philippines is poised to sustain its economic rise. The various infrastructure projects of the government and the private sectors hail optimism to both local and foreign investors across all segments, but especially for the real estate industry.

The prime real estate development company, Federal Land, Inc., in partnership with leading Japanese firms, Nomura Real Estate Development and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings, Ltd., has launched the first tower of The Seasons Residences, the first Japanese-inspired residential condominium in the Philippines.

Ginza-style shopping spree is now within reach as Japan’s oldest and largest department store, Mitsukoshi comes to the Philippines. Mitsukoshi is expected to add new glamour into the Philippine retail scene with its high-end products of apparel, shoes, bags, skin care and food.

FILIPINOS will soon get to experience the Japanese way of life, at The Seasons Residences in Bonifacio Global City, Taguig.
Federal Land, Inc partnered with Nomura Real Estate Development Co. and Isetan Mitsukoshi Holdings, Inc. to develop the $400-million The Seasons Residences.

Japan is known to be a world leader in state-of-the-art technology and design that lean towards functionality and elegant simplicity. Despite their modern way of life, the Japanese’s reverence for their rich culture, architecture, and mother nature is just one of the many reasons why millions of people flock to the Land of the Rising Sun every year.