Anesis's Residential Land, Embodying "TOYOWA," to Become a "Japanese Original Landscape to Boast to the World"

Our company endorses April Dream, an initiative to make April 1st a day for companies to announce their dreams. This press release is the dream of Anesis Co., Ltd. Anesis Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Higashi-ku, Kumamoto City, Kumamoto Prefecture; Representative: Tatsuya Kato) has a corporate mission to "deliver a sense of security and happiness that lasts a lifetime," believing that homes are the foundation of family happiness. We embody Anesis's management vision, "TOYOWA (Circulation of Richness)," and create a future where a secure, protected world and a powerfully open world coexist, through reliable technology and design. ■ Background to Announcing Our Dream Our home building is not just about providing a "box" to live in. It's about the people who build, the people who live, the local community, and nature. Each enriches the others, interacting and circulating in a cycle. From this "circulation of richness," a new wind blows, inviting vitality from outside. Over time, this circle (wa) will grow larger and stronger. The newly established management vision, "TOYOWA," is precisely the circulation of richness that Anesis aims for. This "TOYOWA" is a circulation of four values: ① Circulation of Economy and Value We eliminate waste in distribution, provide fair profits to craftsmen, and offer value beyond price to our customers. The generated profits are fairly returned as employee salaries and opportunities for challenges, creating a "rewarding economic cycle." Furthermore, we protect the asset value within the region with beautiful townscapes and strong communities. This also leads to a magnetic force that attracts quality investment and migration from outside the prefecture and overseas. ② Circulation of Environment and Climate Through MILJØ's (Miriyo) initiative to improve garden environments from the soil up, we enhance the land's power and create "Iyashirochi" (sacred land) where plants and people grow healthily. Moreover, instead of a superficial numerical competition in housing performance, we provide "true comfort" felt through the five senses as "passive design professionals" who utilize natural energy such as light, wind, and heat. ▼Click here for articles on MILJØ (Miriyo)▼ https://prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/000000010.000058306.html ③ Circulation of Design and Life To rationalize construction and generate creative proposals, we establish "standardized specifications" and "strict design rules" based on professional knowledge. We also extend living spaces into gardens, creating diverse scenes. This "awareness of the outside of the home" fosters natural interaction and "face-to-face relationships," enhancing regional crime prevention and mutual aid functions. ④ Circulation of Technology, Quality, and Trust With the reliable skills of our craftsmen, we meticulously attend to even the unseen details of construction, shaping beautiful spaces. A house is not "finished once built." As a lifelong partner, we provide "unwavering peace of mind" by seamlessly supporting life with the comprehensive strength of our group, from regular maintenance to disaster recovery, renovations, and inheritance. April 2026 marks 10 years since the Kumamoto Earthquake. The city has achieved remarkable recovery, but the answer we arrived at is that true recovery is not just about the newness of buildings, but whether the "richness of life" is thriving. Surveys by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism's "White Paper on Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism" and the Cabinet Office also show that the value sought in modern housing has shifted beyond convenience and specifications to elements directly linked to individual well-being (happiness), such as "contact with nature," "beauty of scenery," and "connection with local communities." On the other hand, it is undeniable that development prioritizing efficiency is progressing, green spaces are being cut down, and the number of anonymous towns where people don't even know their neighbors is increasing. As a survey by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications indicates, the weakening of local communities creates serious social problems such as "loneliness and isolation" and weakens the power of "mutual aid" during disasters. ■ Our Dream We want to brand Anesis's residential land as a "Japanese original landscape to boast to the world." What is true "richness of life"? The latest equipment and high insulation performance are, of course, important. However, what Anesis pursues is the "comfort of the entire town" that lies one step beyond that. Loving one's own home directly contributes to the beauty of the town and soothes the hearts of passersby. Such "richness of spirit," which cannot be measured by mere practicality, thrives there. Our dream is to make Anesis's residential land a branded town, a "Japanese original landscape to boast to the world." It is not a town unilaterally created by a housing company. It is a landscape that grows as the residents' desire to "enjoy creating scenery" overlaps with the foundation of creating a beautiful town, which is the "townscape rules." It is a town where each resident takes pride in "making their town beautiful," and where one can feel the breath of the four seasons, making one want to take a stroll. In such a town, not only is there an abundance of natural environment, but people naturally gather, and warm communities are born. Face-to-face relationships lead to security and crime prevention, and over time, they will surely increase in value as "assets for the future." And this vision is not something that we alone complete. Our even bigger dream is to join hands with many companies who resonate with this town development, expand this "TOYOWA (circulation of richness)," and realize it in regions throughout Japan.