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Mitsui Fudosan

Japanese real estate developer building data centers, including an underground data center in a former Kobe belt conveyor tunnel with Kumagai Gumi and Getworks.

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Key facts

Kobe tunnel data center (company-stated, Oct 2026)

On Oct 6 2026, with Kumagai Gumi and Getworks, announced what they call Japan's first commercial data center in an existing tunnel.

Kobe site

About 3 km (about 17,000 sq m) of a 14.5 km former belt conveyor tunnel that Kobe city used until Sep 2005 to haul fill.

Tunnel conditions

Mostly deeper than about 40 m, and confirmed at 15 C to 20 C year-round.

Lease tender

Mitsui Fudosan and Kumagai Gumi won the conditional lease tender on Sep 4 2026.

Kobe capacity and timing (company-stated)

Getworks containers with groundwater-circulating water cooling, targeting up to 20 MW; initial service planned for late 2027.

Kobe roles

Kumagai Gumi is the planned builder and Getworks the container operator.

Replication plan (company-stated)

Aims to repeat the model in other idle tunnels and mine sites.

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Safety record

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