Haseko Group Sustainability Activities: Group Employees, Families, and Tokai Keneikai Participate in the 'Spring Fujimae Tidal Flat Clean-up Operation'
On May 16, the Haseko Group and the Tokai Keneikai participated in the 'Spring Fujimae Tidal Flat Clean-up Operation.' This marks their 16th participation since 2017. A total of 30 members from the Haseko Group, including employees, their families, and association members, joined the large-scale clean-up event, which saw a total of 1,631 participants cleaning the area around the Fujimae Tidal Flat, a Ramsar Convention registered wetland. Through this activity, the company aims to contribute to a sustainable environment by promoting biodiversity-conscious corporate activities and strengthening collaboration with the local community.
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The Haseko Group (Representative company: Haseko Corporation, Head Office: Minato-ku, Tokyo, President and Representative Director: Satoshi Kumano) and the Tokai Keneikai participated in the 'Spring Fujimae Tidal Flat Clean-up Operation'*, hosted by the Fujimae Tidal Flat Clean-up Operation Executive Committee, on Saturday, May 16. We have been participating in this activity since 2017, and this marks our 16th time participating in total for spring and autumn.
Blessed with good weather on the day, a total of 1,631 participants, including citizens, students, and corporate group employees, conducted a simultaneous clean-up activity at 11 locations around the Fujimae Tidal Flat. From the Haseko Group, a total of 30 people, including employees and their families, and members of the Tokai Keneikai, participated and collected trash such as plastic bottles and vinyl bags. We will continue to promote corporate activities that consider biodiversity with the aim of a sustainable global environment. Concurrently, we will continue to carry out environmental conservation activities in collaboration with the local community while striving to improve the environmental awareness of our employees.
*A large-scale clean-up activity held twice a year, in spring and autumn, since autumn 2004, in cooperation with citizen groups, local residents, educational institutions, businesses, and government, at the 'Fujimae Tidal Flat,' a Ramsar Convention registered wetland located in Minato-ku, Nagoya City and Tobishima Village.
Date and Time: May 16, 2026 (Sat) 9:40-12:00
Activity: Collecting plastic bottles and other trash around the Fujimae Tidal Flat
Number of Participants: 27 group employees and their families, 3 members of the Tokai Keneikai, total 30 people
Location: Fujimae Tidal Flat, Shonai River, Shinkawa River estuary area, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
Participant Comments:
- 'It was surprisingly fun once I tried, and I got covered in sweat while being engrossed in picking up trash.'
- 'I felt it was a very wonderful activity called environmental protection. I want to bring my children next time.'
- 'I was able to clear my mind by participating in such an activity.'
[Group Photo]
[Activity Photo]
Blessed with good weather on the day, a total of 1,631 participants, including citizens, students, and corporate group employees, conducted a simultaneous clean-up activity at 11 locations around the Fujimae Tidal Flat. From the Haseko Group, a total of 30 people, including employees and their families, and members of the Tokai Keneikai, participated and collected trash such as plastic bottles and vinyl bags. We will continue to promote corporate activities that consider biodiversity with the aim of a sustainable global environment. Concurrently, we will continue to carry out environmental conservation activities in collaboration with the local community while striving to improve the environmental awareness of our employees.
*A large-scale clean-up activity held twice a year, in spring and autumn, since autumn 2004, in cooperation with citizen groups, local residents, educational institutions, businesses, and government, at the 'Fujimae Tidal Flat,' a Ramsar Convention registered wetland located in Minato-ku, Nagoya City and Tobishima Village.
Date and Time: May 16, 2026 (Sat) 9:40-12:00
Activity: Collecting plastic bottles and other trash around the Fujimae Tidal Flat
Number of Participants: 27 group employees and their families, 3 members of the Tokai Keneikai, total 30 people
Location: Fujimae Tidal Flat, Shonai River, Shinkawa River estuary area, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture
Participant Comments:
- 'It was surprisingly fun once I tried, and I got covered in sweat while being engrossed in picking up trash.'
- 'I felt it was a very wonderful activity called environmental protection. I want to bring my children next time.'
- 'I was able to clear my mind by participating in such an activity.'
[Group Photo]
[Activity Photo]