From the company's own filing for Full year to March 2026 · reported 2026-06-22 · the filing ↗
JapanHotel Okura Tokyo Co., which runs The Okura Tokyo, grew sales 7.5% to ¥29.3bn and recurring profit 39.1% to ¥3.35bn (floortok's arithmetic on the subsidiary figures the filing gives for both years).
InboundThe filing credits continued strong inbound demand, citing a record 42.83m overseas visitors to Japan in the year, up 9.3%.
Not disclosedThe annual report gives no occupancy, room rate or overseas-guest share for The Okura Tokyo or the chain, and no forecast.
StoresIt signed a management contract for Okura Resort Hakone Gora in July 2025, and Grand Nikko Bangkok Sathorn was scheduled to open in April 2026.
Other callouts in the filing
BasisGroup sales slipped mainly because Hotel Okura sold all its shares in Grand Nikko Tokyo Co. in July 2025; the hotel segment's sales fell 3.3% to ¥84.6bn while its operating profit rose ¥1.77bn to ¥11.07bn.
One-offA ¥227mn loss on selling the Grand Nikko Tokyo shares was the year's main special item, and a lower tax bill (¥1.32bn against ¥1.73bn) let net income outgrow operating profit.
floortok's reading of the filing, in our own words. Figures are the company's own; where a growth rate is our arithmetic, it says so.
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Full year to March 2026 · Year-to-Date
Reported 2026-06-22
Net sales¥90.3bn▼ −3.0%
Operating profit¥11.4bn▲ +18.3%
Net income¥9.0bn▲ +21.2%
Hotel Okura — owner-operator of The Okura Tokyo and the Okura and Nikko hotel chains — is unlisted but files full statutory accounts. In the year to March 2026 its hotel business lifted operating profit by ¥1.77bn to ¥11.07bn as inbound demand stayed strong, and the company that runs The Okura Tokyo grew sales 7.5% to ¥29.3bn; group sales slipped 3.0% to ¥90.3bn, mainly because Grand Nikko Tokyo was sold in July 2025. Operating profit rose 18.3% to ¥11.4bn and net income 21.2% to ¥9.0bn.
H1 (Apr–Sep 2025) · Year-to-Date
Reported 2025-12-25
Net sales¥44.4bn▲ +2.1%
Operating profit¥3.7bn▲ +22.2%
Net income¥2.8bn▲ +24.4%
Hotel Okura's first half (April–September 2025) grew sales 2.1% to ¥44.4bn as its group hotels kept improving; operating profit rose 22.2% to ¥3.7bn and net income 24.4% to ¥2.8bn, after the July sale of Grand Nikko Tokyo.
SegmentThe hotel segment grew sales 2.2% to ¥41.9bn with ¥3.69bn of operating profit; Grand Nikko Tokyo Co. left the group on 31 July 2025, at a ¥227mn loss on the shares.