Paralym Art
The Company has become an official partner of Paralym Art, an initiative led by Shougaisha Jiritsu Suishin Kikou
Association (the Organization for the Promotion of Independence of Persons with Disabilities), aimed at
promoting social participation and economic independence for individuals with disabilities. Paralym Art artwork
is displayed in the reception area of the Company’s head office, allowing visitors to view the pieces and
helping to raise awareness and expand the initiative’s reach.
Paralym Art Administrative Office
What is Paralym Art?
Paralym Art is a socially responsible initiative aimed at creating a world where persons with
disabilities can fulfill their dreams through art. Working as a unified team with disabled artists,
the initiative seeks to establish a sustainable support system for persons with disabilities,
independent of social security costs, through the ongoing cooperation of private companies and
individuals.
Community Clean-Up Activities
The Company participates in the Yotsuya Zero Waste Day initiative organized by the Yotsuya District Council,
aiming to contribute to the local community and enhance employees’ awareness of environmental conservation and
beautification through clean-up activities. Employees clean the stretch of Shinjuku Dori Avenue near the
Company’s office, from Yotsuya Station to Yotsuya Sanchome Station. The Company is committed to continuing these
clean-up efforts in collaboration with the local community to help create a more livable neighborhood
Yotsuya Clean-Up Activities
FY2024 Autumn
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Date: November 13, 2024 |
Participants: 10 |
| FY2024 Spring |
Date: May 30, 2024 |
Participants: 16 |
| FY2023 Autumn |
Date: November 8, 2023 |
Participants: 13 |
| FY2023 Spring |
Date: May 30, 2023 |
Participants: 15 |
Donations and Contributions
Installation of Donation-type Vending Machines
To provide employees with an opportunity to easily participate in social contribution activities, the Company has installed a donation-type vending machine at the head office with the cooperation of Coca-Cola. When employees purchase beverages from Coca-Cola’s vending machine, a portion of the sales proceeds is donated through Coca-Cola to the Japanese Red Cross Society as activity funding. This initiative has been well-received by employees as a small step toward supporting the SDGs.
Educational Outreach Program (Visiting Lecture)
In recent years, many companies have partnered with schools to conduct educational outreach programs aimed at sparking children’s interest in new technologies and creating learning opportunities beyond the standard curriculum. The Takachiho Koheki Group recently held its first outreach program on RFID after receiving a request for a guest lecture from Yotsuya Elementary School as part of the National Elementary School Social Studies Research Council’s conference.
The lesson, taught by an employee from Mighty Cube Co., Ltd., a company in our Group that develops and sells RFID-related products and security equipment, was delivered to 14 fifth-grade students at Yotsuya Elementary School.
During the lecture titled “What is RFID?”, an employee from the development department of Mighty Cube gave a presentation that initially explained the RFID system, covering RFID tags, readers, the system’s features and benefits, and real-world applications.
Afterwards, students participated in hands-on demonstrations. They observed how handheld readers could detect RFID-tagged boxes inside closed plastic containers and had the chance to use the handheld readers themselves to scan the products.
This program provided an excellent opportunity for children, who will shape our future, to learn about the Takachiho Group’s technology engagingly. It also encouraged them to consider how this technology could contribute to solving societal challenges such as labor shortages, global warming, and carbon reduction.
Moving forward, the Takachiho Koheki Group will continue striving to contribute to our local communities through similar initiatives.