Improve Energy Installs ZoneZero Temporary Toilets at Kumamoto Disaster Preparedness Event on May 23

Improve Energy Co., Ltd. will provide and exhibit four units of its new infection-preventing temporary toilet 'ZoneZero' at the disaster preparedness event hosted by Kumamoto City at Kumamoto Keirin Stadium on May 23, 2026.
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Improve Energy Co., Ltd., based in Osaka, specializing in the planning, development, sale, and rental of temporary toilets, announced its support for the 'Kumamoto Keirin Disaster Experience Event' held on May 23, 2026, where it will install four units of its new infection-prevention temporary toilet series, 'ZoneZero'.

This event is organized by Kumamoto City to mark the 10th anniversary of the Kumamoto earthquake, under the theme 'Learning Disaster Preparedness through Experience'. Visitors will have the opportunity to use and experience the ZoneZero units, highlighting the importance of sanitation during disasters.

ZoneZero features proprietary 'Odorless-Fi' technology, which uses negative ions and low-concentration ozone to decompose and neutralize odor molecules, bacteria, and viruses, maintaining an odorless environment despite being a pit-latrine style toilet. Additionally, the unit is designed for hygiene and comfort, featuring a fully washable interior structure and touchless hand-washing stations. Developed through insights gained from disaster support activities such as the Noto Peninsula earthquake, the product aims to resolve sanitation issues during disasters.

FAQ

Where can I experience ZoneZero?

It will be showcased at the Kumamoto Keirin Disaster Experience Event on May 23, 2026.

What are the main features of ZoneZero?

Features include an odorless environment, washable structure, and touchless sinks, prioritizing sanitation and comfort.

What is the development background?

It was developed to address sanitation challenges in evacuation shelters after disasters like the Kumamoto and Noto Peninsula earthquakes.