Each year beginning from 2015, our company has conducted a forest environment preservation activity (Greenship Action). In order to protect the valuable nature in the Tokyo metro area, with the cooperation of NPOs and members of the local forestry industry, we perform thinning work and create access roads in the mountain forests of Ome City in Tokyo. Although cutting down trees may seem like environmental destruction, if the forest is left on its own, the trees will grow increasingly dense, resulting in a dark and unhealthy forest due to the lack of sunlight penetration. By identifying necessary and unnecessary trees, and removing the unnecessary ones, a suitable amount of sunlight can enter, restoring an environment that allows a diverse range of woodland life to coexist. This activity is a valuable opportunity for the participants to personally experience and understand the importance of contributing to society.

As part of our activities to support the recovery following the Great East Japan Earthquake, our company carried out actions to support the recovery of agriculture (removal of rubble from rice fields) in Kamaishi City during the first year, Rikuzentakata Town in the second year, Higashi Matsushima City in the third year, and Minamisanriku Town in Miyagi Prefecture in the fourth year (2014).
Through these activities, all participants were able to personally experience and understand the significance and importance of contributing to society.

Our subsidiary Suitstar Garment Co., Ltd. in Myanmar, together with the company Myanster located adjacent to it, has carried out community service activities in the Bago Region a total of seven times starting in 2007.
Due to the lack of adequate health care facilities, medicines, and other supplies in the area, few people have regular checkups and there is not sufficient health management. In cooperation with a group of physicians from the Catholic hospital St. Vincent, which has sites located throughout Korea, and also with the general hospital operated by the local Bago government, free health checkups were provided for one week. Approximately 2,500 Bago residents were treated. Medicines were dispensed as required, and record booklets were given to each person for use in future health management.
Our company cooperated in helping conclude an agreement between the government and Korean sides, helping obtain the necessary licenses, providing attendants to the group of physicians, and providing support at the checkup sites.
In the future, our company intends to continue with service activities in close cooperation with the local community.

Our company cooperated with the Japan Career Exploration Program (JCEP) that was held as part of career training for students of the University of Hong Kong and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology in 2017. This program was created in order to improve the overseas university students' understanding of the Japanese corporate culture and business environment so that they will consider Japanese companies when choosing a career in the future.
On the day of the program, we provide an explanation to the 39 participants concerning the history and functions of a “trading company” - a business type that is unique to Japan. The students then learned more about Japanese trading companies through group work, presentations, and other means.
In the future, we will continue to cooperate with career experience training and actively fulfill our corporate responsibilities to society.