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Hedge funds in Tokyo, Japan

SEC-reported hedge funds whose adviser address is in Tokyo, Japan. This page turns the raw filings into a research view with manager concentration, strategy mix, searchable fund rows, and location context.

10fund profiles
$1.4Breported gross assets
$144.2Maverage gross assets
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How to read Tokyo, Japan

Hedge funds in Tokyo, Japan is a location index built from the manager/adviser address reported in Form ADV. It is useful for discovering where hedge fund management firms are based, which firms account for the largest disclosed vehicles, and which strategies appear most often in that market.

In the sampled rows, Strategic Capital, Inc., Trivista Capital, Misaki Capital Inc., and Rogers Investment Advisors K.k. account for many of the largest vehicles. The most visible office clusters include Tokyo, Japan.

Data caveat

What the filings show

The data is best read as a disclosure map. Reported gross asset value is not the same as performance, net assets, investor capital, or a recommendation. Fund rows can include offshore master funds, Delaware vehicles, feeders, and internal sleeves.

Japan-Up Unit Trust is the largest sampled vehicle on this page at $972.7M.

Visual snapshot

Concentration and mix

Manager concentration

Strategic Capital, Inc. $972.7M
Trivista Capital $217.0M
Misaki Capital Inc. $168.3M
Rogers Investment Advisors K.k. $39.3M
Camphora Capital Inc. $25.7M
Epic Partners Investments Co., Ltd. $18.8M

Strategy mix

General hedge fund $1.4B

Ranked profiles

Largest funds in this group

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FAQ

Questions about this page

What does this city page measure?

It groups hedge fund rows by the SEC-reported office location of the fund manager/adviser, not necessarily by where each portfolio invests or where investors are located.

How many hedge funds are in Tokyo, Japan?

This page currently includes 10 hedge fund profiles with $1.4B in reported gross assets.

Why do some large managers appear multiple times?

Large hedge fund managers often report multiple master funds, feeder funds, strategy sleeves, and special-purpose vehicles, so a single firm can account for many public rows.