Our company’s efforts regarding waste disposal and coexistence with Satoyama were featured in the Saitama Shimbun newspaper

The front page of the April 1st edition of the Saitama Shimbun newspaper featured a large headline reading “Industrial Waste and Satoyama Coexistence,” highlighting our activities as a place to learn about resource recycling, further embodying our vision of “Zero Waste Design.”

Our recent initiatives, such as the construction of the “TOILETOWA” fully recycling bio-toilet and the certification of Mitomi Konjaku Mura Village as a “Nature Coexistence Site” by the Ministry of the Environment, have been highlighted. With

the Earth’s resources reaching their limits, the value and importance of creating regenerative products is increasing. We will continue to forge ahead as a company that designs recycling, integrating our industrial waste intermediate treatment plant, primarily for construction-related use, with the surrounding experiential environmental education field, “Mitomi Konjaku Mura Village.”

Source: Saitama Shimbun, April 1, 2024 (Permission granted for publication)

▼For more details on our initiatives featured in this article, please click here:

・Complete recycling bio-toilet “TOILETOWA”
https://ishizaka-group.co.jp/news/article/3a0d-41nuvg

・Recycled embankment material “NS-10” adopted for the first time as a raw material for store materials at “SHIRO Lumine Ikebukuro”
https://ishizaka-group.co.jp/news/article/9c9jlt0hzhy3

・”Mitomi Konjaku Mura” certified as a “Nature Coexistence Site” by the Ministry of the Environment
https://ishizaka-group.co.jp/news/article/k2q01_j1gh

・Naya Saryo MEGURU
https://ishizaka-group.co.jp/news/article/6nc5wk1-i
https://ishizaka-group.co.jp/news/article/i9y78wg51lb

[Mitomi Konjaku Mura]
https://santome-community.com/

[Certified Nature Coexistence Site]
https://policies.env.go.jp/nature/biodiversity/30by30alliance/kyousei/nintei/index.html