After retiring as president of Oji Paper, Ginjiro Fujihara worked hard on education projects, such as establishing the Fujihara Institute of Technology (the current Keio University Science and Technology) with his funds and donating to Kyoritsu Womenʼs University. And when he was 90 years old, he founded the Fujihara Foundation of Science. The Fujihara Award of the Fujihara Foundation of Science is an award that honors scientists who have made distinguished contributions to the development of Japanese science and technology. The 65th Fujihara Award presentation ceremony was held in 2024. The award ceremony is held annually in June, the month of Ginjiro's birth.
We have been supporting the Fujihara Foundation of Science financially, and we hope this Foundation can contribute even more to developing Japanese science and technology.
The 315-seat music hall, widely acclaimed both domestically and internationally, hosting a diverse range of organized concerts as well as rental hall projects.
Through collaborations with world-class artists from abroad, including a joint project “MARO world” by violinist Fuminori “Maro” Shinozaki and Oji Hall, we have been cultivating new generations of musicians. Supported by these musicians, we hope the projects continue to thrive long into the future.
4-7-5 Ginza
Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0061
Tel: +81-3-3564-0200 / Fax: +81-3-3563-647
Oji Hall Ticket Center
Tel: +81-3-3567-9990
Hours: Mon.-Fri. 10:00-18:00
Closed: Saturday, Sunday and holidays
The Oji Baseball Team (Kasugai City, Aichi Prefecture) was established in 1957 at the Oji Paper Kasugai Mill.
While aiming to win the the Intercity Baseball Tournament and Japanese National Championships, it also focuses on contributing to the local community.
Oji Holdings sponsors the Red Eagles Hokkaido ice hockey club team (Tomakomai City, Hokkaido).
Through the Red Eagles Hokkaido, it is working to foster the ice hockey culture and contribute to the local community.
