From1981Challenges that Led to Growth
During the second half of the 1990s, however, Kumagai Gumi gradually began to be impacted by the burst of the Bubble Economy.
1981
- September
- Began the New City Higashi-Totsuka; the largest urban development project in Japan
- December
- Construction completed of the Joetsu Shinkansen Nakayama Tunnel using NATM for the first time in Japan
1985
- March
- The Seikan Tunnel, the longest undersea tunnel in the world at the time opens
1988
- March
- The Institute of Construction Technology opens in Tsukuba
- April
- The Seto Ohashi Bridge (Onaruto Bridge) connecting Honshu and Shikoku opens
- October
- The Keiyo Toshin Line Kyobashi Tunnel opens. This tunnel used the horizontal twin MF type muddy water shield method for the first time in Japan.
1989
- September
- Construction completed of the undersea Hong Kong Eastern Harbour Crossing (EHC) Tunnel, the first BOT project in Hong Kong in which a Japanese construction company was involved
1990
- May
- Construction completed of the Bank of China Hong Kong Branch Building
1991
- March
- Basketball Team wins the Emperor's Cup and Empress's Cup Basketball 1992
- June
- Completed construction of the Naramata Dam, the largest rock fill dam in Japan
1992
- January
- Basketball Team wins the 67th National Japanese Basketball Championship
1993
- March
- Construction completed of the Makuhari Prince Hotel (currently APA Hotels & Resorts, Tokyo Bay Makuhari), the tallest super high-rise hotel in Japan
- October
- Management Philosophy established
1997
- April
- Trans-Tokyo Bay Highway Kawasaki Tunnel Ukishima-kita opens
- November
- Yoshio Matsumoto appointed as president
1998
- January
- 100-year anniversary since founding
2000
- December
- Kazutoshi Torikai appointed as president
- December
- Construction completed of the Toei Subway Oedo Line Iidabashi Station using the horizontal triple type MF shield method for the first time in the world