Cleaning and beautification of land and sea
We at J:COM Group believe that one of our important missions is to cherish and nurture relationships with our customers and local communities, and to help our customers experience a richer life through cleaning and beautification activities. I am. J:COM also fulfills its role as a corporate citizen.
CLEAN UP OUR TOWN
As a nationwide activity, we are implementing the “CLEAN UP OUR TOWN” campaign to clean up areas from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south as a group.
*To prevent the spread of the new coronavirus, the event has been canceled from 2020.
Activities in each region
In addition to nationwide activities, group companies and bureaus in each region carry out cleaning and beautification activities that meet the issues and needs of their own local communities, together with local governments and organizations.
Clean Sea Town Kisarazu Contest (Kisarazu Station)
In addition to coastal cleanup activities with local residents, the Kisarazu Bureau has been hosting the Kisarazu Clean Seaside Contest since 2016. We solicited posters from elementary schools in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture to help reduce waste, and the best posters were put up on signs near the sea to encourage people to improve their manners.
Katsura River Basin Cleanup Campaign (Kyoto Miyabijon Bureau)
We cleaned up the Katsura River basin from Hiyoshi-cho, Nantan-shi, Kyoto to Shimamoto-cho, Mishima-gun, Osaka. The Kyoto Miyabijon station has been participating since the 4th time, and has been working together with local youth baseball teams, local companies, organizations, and residents.
In addition to cleaning activities, the aim is to raise awareness of beautification, such as "don't throw away garbage, don't let people throw it away," and aim to deepen the bonds and exchanges that are born from this.
- *Cancelled from 2020 to 2022 due to coronavirus
Plogging (Oita station)
With the theme of contributing to the community through sports, in December 2021, a new Swedish fitness program “Plogging” will be held in collaboration with the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism and four local companies in Oita City, where people will pick up trash while jogging. We aim to engage in fun and healthy activities with local residents. In the future, we will continue our activities with the aim of raising awareness of the SDGs throughout the region.
