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Group InitiativesRecovery Support Projects
The first Minamiaso Restoration Marathon was held on December 1, 2019. Minamiaso sustained extensive damage from the Kumamoto Earthquakes in April 2016. The marathon was held under the concept of "thanks from Minamiaso, and let's vitalize the village," and aimed to remind many people about the current status of recovery and reconstruction, encouraging ongoing efforts, enhancing the health of local residents and participants, and deepening friendship and harmony.
Having been engaged in recovery support with the ASO Tokyu Golf Club since the disaster occurred, Tokyu Fudosan Holdings agreed with the goals of the event and co-sponsored it.
With the cooperation of Tokyu Resort Service, ASO Tokyu Golf Club, and Tokyu Hands, we ran a booth at the venue to distribute original fragrances and novelties made of waste wood from Minamiaso and to distribute free mineral water to marathon runners, which resulted in support from everyone.
Having been engaged in recovery support with the ASO Tokyu Golf Club since the disaster occurred, Tokyu Fudosan Holdings agreed with the goals of the event and co-sponsored it.
In cooperation with an affected local beekeeper, Tokyu Fudosan Holdings and ASO Tokyu Golf Club undertook an initiative for honey production as an effective way to use the site where the former Club House was before located it was completely destroyed.
The project began in 2017 and the beehive installation site was provided to the affected local beekeeper free of charge in 2018. Through sowing seeds in flower beds, setting up beehives, and collecting honey, part of the collected honey was donated and the product "asohachi" was launched as honey made in Minamiaso. Local children helped sow the seeds and collect the honey, and the employee volunteers labeled and assembled the packaging.
Enough honey to fill 1,200 bottles (120 g each) was collected in 2020, commercialized as "asohachi." The product is now available at ASO Tokyu Golf Club stores and the Ippintoriyose online shopping site operated by Tokyu Resorts & Stays. It was also offered as a gift in Japan's hometown tax donation (in 2021).
On October 3, 2016, Tokyu Fudosan Holdings and Tokyu Resort Service added the “Kumamoto Umakamon Selection” page to the Ippintoriyose online shopping site operated by Tokyu Resort Service and started selling items from Kumamoto on the internet.
The staff at Aso Tokyu Golf Club in Kumamoto have played a leading role in designing the page, selecting products and preparing illustrations. The Kumamoto Umakamon Selection page handles delicious foods from Kumamoto, especially specialties from the area around Aso which was affected in the Kumamoto Earthquake.
The page mainly sells products from areas affected by the Kumamoto Earthquake.
Japanese version only.
Donation of a percentage of sales
The Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Group donates 1% of the sales from this initiative on the Ippintoriyose shopping site to recovery support activities via Tokyu Resort Service, which operates the site.
Using the resources of each Group company to support sales of local specialties
Besides selling local specialties on the Ippentoriyose shopping site, we are also using the sales channels of each group company to sell Kumamoto specialties in Tokyu Harvest Club stores, golf club and ski resort stores and the counters of other related facilities. We have also put banner ads on the websites of each company in the Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Group to promote internet sales, and come up with ways of getting the Kumamoto specialties seen by large numbers of customers.
Other initiatives for the Kumamoto Earthquake include installing a vertical banner of Kumamon, the mascot of Kumamoto Prefecture, on the first floor of the Tokyu Fudosan Head Office, and offering a menu of regional cuisine from Kumamoto at the Family Day event for Group employees.
We also held an exhibition of products from Kyushu at Northport Mall in Yokohama, where 1,700 customers bought products and we donated 3% of the sales and donations from customers to the Japan Red Cross.
Kumamoto Earthquake Recovery Support