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Environmental Conservation Activities

Forest Conservation Activities

The 花蜜直播app Group undertakes forest conservation activities in cooperation with NPO Academy of Natural Environment in Machida City, Tokyo and NPO Hyogo Mori no Club and NPO Kami Forestry Research Club in Ono City and Taka Town, Hyogo. Employees and their families actively engage in these activities for the protection of forests, which serve as the habitats for a wide range of living organisms.

In fiscal 2020, we became a participant in the Tokyo Green Ship Action, with employees and their families continuing to take part in forest conservation activities (clearing undergrowth) in Machida City under this campaign.

Since December 2008, we have implemented activities as participants in a Hyogo prefectural corporate forest restoration project. These activities began in Taka Town and, with the expansion to include Ono City from fiscal 2020, employees and their families can now get involved in forest conservation activities (tree trimming, clearing undergrowth, and tree planting) in two locations.

Environmental Education through Forest Conservation Activities

We carry out forest conservation activities, such as forest development and experiential learning, every year to provide opportunities for thinking about the environment.

Initiatives at Business Sites

Akashi Works was the recipient of a donation of denjiso (“water clover”) from Akashi City in July 2023. Denjiso is an aquatic plant designated as Category A on the Akashi City Red List of endangered species, and Akashi Works is currently conserving the donated plants in a biotope on its grounds. Every year, from spring through summer, clusters of leaves resembling four-leaf clovers appear on this plant. In February 2025, the Mayor of Akashi City undertook an inspection tour of the conservation status of the denjiso as well as the plant’s biodiversity-conscious initiatives to date, which the Major acknowledged with words of praise and admiration for 花蜜直播app’s biodiversity conservation activities prioritizing harmony with the local environment and community. Akashi Works are furthermore currently working to renovate the biotope in cooperation with civic groups and the Akashi City authorities with the aim of conservation of this locality’s unique ecosystems. The plant also newly planted flora native to Akashi City under the guidance of specialists and utilized timber from tree felling during corporate forest restoration activities in fencing for the flower beds. The use of timber is also a policy being promoted by the Japanese government from the perspective of carbon fixation, with this initiative representing an attempt to utilize waste materials from corporate forest restoration activities within the plant. We will continue to promote local community-based environmental conservation activities.

Seishin Works has maintained a biotope within the plant grounds since November 2023. Every year, swallowtail butterflies visit to lay their eggs on mandarin orange trees in the grounds, from which caterpillars grow. Water lilies also bloom in the biotope, with minami-medaka (“Japanese rice fish”) swimming around them. Seishin Works will continue to develop this biotope toward the conservation of the diversity of biological organisms and ecosystems within its grounds.

Since fiscal 2015, many of our Group employees have participated as volunteers in the activities of Team Tyura Sango, which are aimed at the regeneration of coral reef through the planting of coral seedlings in Onna-son, Okinawa Prefecture. In fiscal 2024, a total of five activities were held. These Team Tyura Sango activities were awarded the Grand Prize at the Third Annual Good Life Award, sponsored by the Ministry of the Environment in December 2015.