Dissemination of activities aimed at achieving the SDGs

"kokoro☆tsunagaru farm project"

J:COM Oita works with nursery schools and local companies to grow vegetables on a rented farm in Oita City, and children eat the vegetables themselves, giving them an opportunity to learn about the value of food.
Furthermore, we make donations to children's cafeterias through food banks, connecting local residents and the community through food.

Telemedicine on your home TV

We offer a `` J:COM Telemedicine'' service that can be used on your familiar TV at home.
Everything from the consultation to receiving the medicine can be completed at home.
We also provide on-site support for those who are unsure of how to operate the system. ^*1
Through our services, J:COM aims to create a society where everyone can receive medical care with peace of mind.

• *About Telemedicine Click here for details

• *1 On-site support is a paid option.

J:COM 's carbon neutral efforts

In order to realize a decarbonized society, J:COM aims to reduce _CO2 emissions from our group's business activities by 50% ^*1 by 2030, and reduce them to net zero by 2050. Achievement'' was set as a group goal.
We will contribute to reducing _CO2 emissions through business activities such as improving the efficiency of equipment that delivers broadcasting and communications to customers and implementing green menus (electricity services).

• *1 Compared to FY2020

• * About carbon neutral Click here for details

Sponsoring the "Clean Seaside Town Kisarazu Contest"

J:COM Kisarazu has been hosting the "Clean Sea Town Kisarazu Contest" since 2016, in addition to conducting coastal cleanup activities with local residents.
We are collecting posters to reduce trash from elementary schools in the city, and the winning entries will be displayed near the sea near the famous Nakanoshima Ohashi Bridge in Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, to encourage better manners.
J:COM will continue to work together with local residents to protect the richness of the ocean.

Eco-friendly with "Green Menu"

Since April 2022, J:COM has been offering a "Green Menu (electricity service)" that uses 100% renewable energy ^*1. Additionally, a portion of the electricity bill you pay contributes to forest protection activities. Each household can protect approximately 10 square meters of forest for one year. ^*2
J:COM contributes to the realization of a decarbonized society through our services.

• *About the green menu Click here for details

• *1 The Green Menu uses electricity from sources including thermal power, FIT electricity, and renewable energy sources, and by using non-fossil certificates designated as renewable energy, it achieves 100% renewable energy and zero _CO2 emissions.

Special subsidiary J:COM HEART

Based on our corporate philosophy of ``valuing all people,'' the J:COM Group respects diverse personalities and values, including gender, age, nationality, experience, skills, and lifestyles, and values that a diverse range of human resources possess. We aim to create an environment where you can fully demonstrate your abilities.
J:COM HEART was established in 2015 with the aim of promoting employment and stable employment for people with disabilities.
We are involved in a wide range of operations including J:COM Group's stations, centers, and business offices nationwide.

• * Click here for more information about J:COM Heart Co., Ltd.

Reducing the number of sales vehicles, becoming a “regional foot” in the future

J:COM has approximately 4,500 sales vehicles nationwide and visits customers' homes.
Starting in 2020, we aim to reduce the number of commercial vehicles by half by introducing minivans to reduce _CO2 emissions and having employees share rides.
In the future, we aim to realize new mobility services with the slogan "Free movement for everyone from families raising children to senior citizens."

In fiscal 2020, we will reduce _CO2 by 33% ^* by reviewing logistics

In fiscal 2016, J:COM set a goal to ``reduce CO ₂ emitted from distribution operations such as broadcasting and communication terminals by 20% by fiscal 2020 (compared to fiscal 2016).'' In fiscal 2020, we achieved a 33% reduction, exceeding our target, by reducing the number of vehicles on the road and improving overall logistics efficiency, mainly by reviewing delivery routes and truck loading rates. We will continue to take measures that are even more environmentally friendly.

• *Compared to FY2016

Distribution of river surveillance camera images with an app

J:COM carries out various activities to protect the region from disasters. With the idea of ``distributing real-time information and connecting it to evacuation'' <sup>*1,</sup> river surveillance cameras at over 70 locations across the country can be checked 24 hours a day through the `` Do Rocal'' app.

• *1 Some cameras provided by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
• *Customers are responsible for the communication environment and communication costs involved in using the service.
• *The live camera may be undergoing maintenance.

Implementation of "It's me" fraud prevention activities using video

In order to reduce the damage caused by ``Ore-Ore'' fraud in the area, J:COM YY Funabashi Narashino collaborated with the Funabashi Higashi Police Station and local residents to produce a video calling for caution. The video was used at police stations, banks, city halls, and other locations to remind local residents to prevent fraud.
We will continue to cooperate with local residents and contribute to crime prevention activities.

• *The "It's me fraud" prevention video I made is here

Helping students create memories during the COVID-19 crisis

Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, various events have been restricted, including cancellations and scaled-down school events.
Therefore, J:COM Higashijou/Kawagoe created and gave away PV videos and mosaic art using photos of local students, with the idea of ``helping students create memories and bringing smiles to their faces.''
J:COM will continue to work with the aim of becoming a company that supports the local community.

Holding charity matches by professional female golfers and donating to support organizations

The “Golf Network” conducts the “Golf Network Pink Ribbon Charity”, an educational campaign “Pink Ribbon Movement” that conveys the importance of “early detection, early diagnosis, and early treatment” of breast cancer every year. It's the first year of the year.
In fiscal 2020, events such as ladies' doubles and trial shots, which are held every year, were canceled due to the impact of the corona disaster, but we held a pink ribbon special match by female professional golfers and participated in the "Golf Network Pink Ribbon Charity 2020" activity. The collected proceeds of 1,253,168 yen were donated to the Japan Cancer Society.

The Golf Network will promote educational activities for the Pink Ribbon Movement with such an approach unique to the Golf Channel.

Promoting the Pink Ribbon Movement by broadcasting awareness-raising commercials

Since 2005, Shop Channel has supported the Pink Ribbon Movement with the hope that customers will live in good health for as long as possible.
In addition, we continue to convey the importance of early detection, diagnosis, and treatment of breast cancer by displaying the Pink Ribbon logo and broadcasting promotional videos every October, which is designated as Pink Ribbon Campaign Promotion Month.

Shop Channel will continue to support this movement so that customers can spend their days brightly and full of smiles.

Production and distribution of disaster-related video works

J:COM has been delivering video works related to the earthquake since 2016 under the title "Earthquake Archive" with the aim of preserving the memory of the earthquake and sharing the thoughts of recovery with those affected. doing.
In 2021, 10 years have passed since the earthquake, we believe that ``passing down activities'' that pass on the learnings from the earthquake to the next generation will become even more important, so we have made a video of storyteller activities in Tohoku and distributed it on the Internet and J:COM On Demand It was started.
By conveying the memories and lessons of the earthquake that must never be forgotten to the next generation through video, we will lead to disaster prevention and mitigation in the region.

• *" J:COM 's efforts regarding the Great East Japan Earthquake" Click here for details

Providing an environment for home learning in cooperation with local governments

Due to the spread of the new coronavirus infection, elementary and junior high schools have continued to be temporarily closed, and the challenge has been to accommodate families who do not have devices or internet access that can be used for home learning. Therefore, J:COM Kisarazu collaborated with Kisarazu City in June 2020 to cooperate in arranging Wi-Fi routers and tablet devices. All staff members worked together to set up the terminal communication environment and perform labeling so that the service could be provided as soon as possible.

As a result of these efforts, J:COM Kisarazu has concluded a ``cooperation agreement regarding the promotion of regional informatization using ICT'' with Kisarazu City. We are collaborating with each other to utilize ICT to address regional issues and support regional revitalization.

Holding smartphone classes in cooperation with elementary and junior high schools

We hold classes on how to use smartphones safely, mainly for elementary and junior high schools in the Kansai area. The Internet is a familiar part of children's daily lives, and we provide tips on how to use it safely, safely, and conveniently, such as how to interact with SNS and the importance of security.
We started this initiative in fiscal 2007 so that all people who use the Internet can use it as something that can bring them happiness and prosperity. (As of the end of November 2020)

J:COM will continue to engage in educational activities to improve information literacy for all people who use the Internet, including children.

• *About activities Click here for details

Holding a charity event to support children

J:COM Adachi has been holding a charity event called "Adachi Santa Walk" since 2017. Everyone wears Santa Claus costumes and enjoys walking around town, holding stamp rallies, searching for hidden characters, and exchanging "Merry Christmas!" with people passing by. The participation fee will be used for the Adachi Children's Diner, which invites children who have lost their parents or parents who are raising children alone to enjoy meals and games.
I want to create an opportunity for children, no matter what their circumstances, to feel the warmth of adults watching over them. This initiative began with this feeling in mind.

J:COM Adachi has been collaborating with local chambers of commerce, junior chambers, shopping districts, social welfare councils, universities, etc., organizing an event executive committee, and confronting the issue of child poverty. We will continue our activities so that the relay of warm feelings takes root.

• * About “Adachi Santa Walk” Click here for details

Carrying out activities to watch over local children on their way home from school

In the Ogikubo area of Suginami Ward, we are conducting activities to watch over lower grade children as they leave school.
Ogikubo is a residential area with many families. Children attending school can often be seen around the office. The activity began when J:COM employees working at the Ogikubo base wondered, ``What can we do for the community?''
They chose roads that are difficult for police and other car patrols to see, and shared any information they found with the school. Regular patrols by adults help ensure the safety and security of the area.
J:COM will continue to carry out activities to contribute to the creation of safe communities.