
Sustainability
The group promotes strategic initiatives that address sustainability-related risks and opportunities on a medium- to long-term basis to help realize a sustainable society. The group as a whole will tackle the following priority themes with the United Nations’ 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) used as indicators.


Human Rights & Labor
Developing a safe and secure workplace environment in which anyone can succeed
We are building an organization in which a diverse range of human resources can contribute. We will proactively recruit and train foreign nationals and women and then develop an environment where anyone can work comfortably for a long time with peace of mind; we aim to forge a workplace where both employees and the company can grow hand in hand through investment in human capital.



The Environment
Contributing to a decarbonized, recycling-oriented society
We are working to realize a decarbonized society. In addition to having invested in the MJS Solar Ichijima Energy Farm, we purchase non-fossil certificates (NFCs) to ensure that electricity consumed at our Hanno Office constitutes 100% essentially renewable energy.



Fair Business Practices & Organizational Structure
Corporate activities that are fair and highly transparent
In order to realize sustainable management, we reinforced our system of internal governance. We then developed a system to quickly identify fraud and scandals through an internal whistleblowing system that is based on a framework of risk management that encompasses the entire corporate group.



Societal and Community Contributions
Helping create a prosperous future with the community taken into account
We promote the creation of fair employment opportunities that work to transcend differences in nationality and culture with the aim of achieving cultural diversity. By opening a Japanese-language school in Bangladesh and providing support for working in Japan, we will help resolve societal issues consisting of a lack of employment opportunities in Bangladesh and a shortage of workers in Japan.
