Kaneka's New Radio Program "KANEKA Good Chemistry" Premieres

Kaneka Corporation (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, President: Kazuhiko Fujii) will begin offering a new radio program titled "KANEKA Good Chemistry," hosted by freelance announcer Haruka Mori, on TOKYO FM starting Friday, April 3, 2026.

This program is an inner care radio program where Ms. Mori invites guests active in various fields to explore the source of their radiance, "Good Chemistry." "Chemistry" here refers to our company's business domain of "chemistry," but when it becomes "Good Chemistry," it means "getting along well." Through the chemical reaction of dialogue, we will delve into the habits, mottos, and health approaches that guests cherish, thereby regulating the mind and body from the inside.

This is the second time in approximately 40 years that our company has sponsored a radio program. Recently, interest in health has been growing, and this program aims to solve social issues related to health by delivering hints that will help everyone spend their days brightly. We will support healthy days for both mind and body, staying close to everyone's lives.

Under the concept, "Kaneka makes the world healthy. KANEKA thinks 'Wellness First,'" our company is working to promote comprehensive health of mind and body. We will continue to fully support people's better daily lives by providing high-quality products, services, and values that make society "healthy."

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(*) In addition to TOKYO FM, it can be heard on the following media.

■ Program Overview
Broadcaster: TOKYO FM (80.0MHz)
Program Title: "KANEKA Good Chemistry"
Broadcast Date and Time: Every Friday 14:30 - 14:55
First Broadcast Date: Friday, April 3rd
Program Official HP: https://www.tfm.co.jp/gc

■ Haruka Mori Profile
Born January 5, 1991, from Miyagi Prefecture.
After graduating from the University of Tsukuba, she worked as an announcer at TV Tohoku. Currently active as a freelance announcer, she has a wide range of hobbies including anime, manga, games, visiting castles and historical sites, appreciating Buddhist statues, and watching sports (a Seibu Lions fan). She also serves as a "Miyagi Kizuna Ambassador," promoting the charm of her "hometown Miyagi" nationwide.