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Social contribution activities

As we have stated in our Group philosophy, one of the Yamabiko Group’s significant beliefs is, “Support people and companies committed to sustaining nature and the environment,” and to that end we undertake a variety of activities to help society and the community.

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■Guided tour of the company
We invite people from schools and preschools in the surrounding area to come for a guided tour. We teach them about companies, about work and about manufacturing. We hope it will be a precious experience that will guide them in future, and we pray that the children will grow up in good health.

■Community cleanup exercises
We regularly carry out cleanup exercises in the areas surrounding each of the Group's plants. At the head office, we clean the commuting route between the office and the nearest train station and strive to keep the environment neat out of gratitude to the people in the local community who take care of us every day.
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Since 2019, Yamabiko Corporation has been a supporter of the "Connect to the Future! Hometown Midori Landscape Children's Art Exhibition" organized by the National Federation of Land Improvement Associations. The “Midori” in the title stands for “water (mizu), land (tochi/tsuchi) and countryside (ri/sato).” The exhibition is organized to protect rural communities, which are our assets, and pass them on to the next generation by increasing the interest that children have in scenes like fields and rice paddies. As a corporation that aims to "create the bridge that bonds people and nature with the future," we will keep supporting the organization of this art exhibition in the future as well.
We donated some of our products to Yatsugatake Center Farm Specialized Training College. Yatsugatake Center Farm Specialized Training College has contributed to the sustainable development of agriculture and rural villages based on its principle of “Nurturing dreams and life through agriculture.” Yamabiko Corporation, identifying with the school's educational policy and wishing to work together with them to develop Japan's agriculture and forestry of the future, donated some of its products to the school. We will keep up such efforts to help realize a sustainable society by improving educational places for the youth.

We have these other initiatives as well.

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