How Japan Inspired Krisumi's Gurugram Living Vision

Krisumi Corporation is bringing Japanese design principles, professional discipline and Indian hospitality into residential development in Gurugram.

The company's vision draws on chairman Ashok Kapur's 35 years of association with Japan, where he developed an appreciation for punctuality, attention to detail, quality and long-term business relationships.

Krisumi is a joint venture between Japan's Sumitomo Corporation and India's Krishna Group.

Its integrated development, Krisumi City, is located in Sector 36A along the Dwarka Expressway and combines residential, commercial, retail, hospitality and social infrastructure.

Japanese Values Shape the Residential Experience

Kapur's experience in the automobile industry helped shape his approach to real estate. He believes that quality depends on consistent processes, careful checks and delivering what has been promised.

Rather than focusing only on architecture and construction, the company's philosophy extends to the overall experience of living in a development. Its approach emphasises:

• Attention to detail in design and execution
• Consistency in quality and service
• Respect for time and professional commitments
• Long-term relationships with business partners and homebuyers

Kapur views the partnership with Sumitomo as a long-term commitment.

He believes the same principles should guide the relationship between the developer and its residents, including the quality of delivery and the experience after possession.

A Japanese Community Is Growing in Gurugram

Krisumi City has developed an international residential community that includes Japanese expatriates.

The report cites company information indicating around 125 Japanese nationals live in the development.

A separate project update lists 100 expatriate residents, including 97 Japanese nationals and residents from Sri Lanka, South Korea and Venezuela.

The community includes facilities intended to make everyday life more familiar for Japanese residents, including:

• A Japanese store
• A Japanese restaurant
• Residential amenities and shared community spaces

These facilities support residents living away from their home country while also introducing other residents to Japanese culture.

Residential Possession and Available Homes

At Waterfall Residences, the developer reported 395 possessions, with 205 residents having moved in.

The company's update recorded 88 owner-occupied homes and 117 leased homes.

Waterfall Residences, Waterfall Suites and Waterfall Suites II were reported sold out, while limited inventory remained at Waterside Residences.

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The Cascades Club Adds Lifestyle Facilities

The development's offering extends beyond individual apartments.

The Cascades Club spans 162,000 square feet and is designed as a private members' club with facilities that include:

• Dining areas and lounges
• An indoor sports arena
• Spa experiences inspired by Japanese traditions
• Members-only events

These facilities form part of the broader residential and lifestyle experience planned at Krisumi City.

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Building Communities Through Indo-Japanese Collaboration

For Kapur, Japanese-inspired living is not limited to architectural style.

It also involves dependable service, attention to detail and responsibility towards residents.

As Gurugram attracts professionals and families from India and overseas, Krisumi's approach seeks to combine Japanese design sensibilities with Indian hospitality.

The company's stated ambition is to build a community where long-term partnerships, quality and everyday living experience are central to residential development.

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