The Group's ESG policy states that it will contribute to tenants, regions, and communities through owned real estate, etc., and the Group strives to engage in dialogue and collaboration with all stakeholders, aiming to coexist in harmony with regions and communities. Through our group's business activities, we will strive to solve social issues and add value related to real estate, contribute to the creation of local employment, economic vitality, and sustainable development of the area, as well as promote comprehensive and continuous social contribution activities in harmony with local and international communities as a good corporate citizen.
In our social contribution and donation activities, we will focus on the priority areas of "coexistence with local communities," "natural environment conservation," and "social welfare." Based on our corporate philosophy of "creating new value and inspiration in all aspects of real estate," we will engage in activities that contribute to the revitalization and community building of the regions where our properties are located, the preservation of the natural environment, and the enhancement of welfare, mainly in our business area, the Tokyo metropolitan area. In the event of a natural disaster, we aim to contribute broadly to society by providing assistance to people in difficult circumstances.

We have participated in volunteer cleanup activities since 2009. In 2024, 53 employees of our group and their families participated in Tokyo "Sato-Umi" Aid in Nishinagisa an event to clean up floating garbage in Kasai Marine Park. The type and amount of trash collected was counted to help in the investigation of the cause of the floating garbage. Through this activity, we aim to raise awareness of the social issues such as trash reduction and marine resource conservation.

Since October 2022, we have been participating in Minato City Adopt-A-Program and engaging in community cleanup activities. The program is an agreement between Minato City and organizations that live, work, or study in Minato City to collaborate in the maintenance and management of roads, parks, and other facilities. In principle, once a month, employees of our group pick up trash and remove weeds from the streets and parks around our head office. Through these activities, the Group will contribute to environmental preservation and beautification of the Minato City where the head office building is located.

Tosei Hotel & Seminar Makuhari not only welcomes guests for sightseeing and business, but also serves as a community-based hotel that provides a place for communication and recreation for families living in the surrounding area and local residents.
In addition to the use of local ingredients in restaurant menus as local production for local consumption, the hotel provides opportunities for local residents and hotel guests to casually participate in social contribution activities by introducing vending machines for which a portion of sales are donated to specified causes.
The hotel also accepts students from junior high schools in Narashino City for work place experience.

Since FY2021, we have been providing volunteer support to Ayumi Gakuen, a children's home in Hanyu City, Saitama Prefecture. In FY2024, we participated in the school festival by providing administrative support and a traditional new year's event. We will continue to consider and implement support activities.

In 2011, immediately after the earthquake, the Tosei Group began support activities by volunteers and inviting experts and making donations. One year after the earthquake, we began support activities in cooperation with a NPO, the Association for the Support of Children's Homes, based in Higashimatsushima City, Miyagi Prefecture, that conducts volunteer activities.

In 2024, we donated 5.48 million yen through a NPO, Japan Platform, for the purpose of supporting for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake.

In 2024, we donated 2 refrigerators and 1 washing machine to the children's home Ayumi Gakuen. They said they were very pleased to see that the children are now able to live more comfortably and enjoyably. We will continue to listen to the needs of the home and consider supports that are really needed.

Since the Great East Japan Earthquake in 2011, we have donated 1 million yen annually to the Association for the Support of Children's Homes, an NPO that supports children living in children's homes. In addition to supporting children's homes, the donation is also used to support the areas affected by the disaster.

The Group participates in the Ecocap Movement in cooperation with the NPO Ecocap Promotion Association. By collecting and donating used plastic bottle caps from Tamachi Tosei Building, we promote social contribution from various aspects such as recycling into reusable plastic materials, reducing CO2 emissions, supporting medical care, and promoting employment for the disabled and elderly. In FY2023, 74.10 kg of plastic bottle caps were collected and donated.

The activity aims to provide support for a range of programs, such as the maintenance of forests, development of forestry volunteers and provision of forestry and environmental education for children.

Please see here for in-depth data regarding contribution to local communities.