We are now accepting reservations for the joint tour from September to December 2024.

We are now accepting reservations for the “Circulation Design Master Program,” a joint tour where you can tour an industrial waste intermediate treatment plant and sustainable fields and think together about what we need to do to achieve a sustainable, recycling-oriented society.


<The “Circulation Design Master Program” Joint Tour> This is
a joint tour for individuals of 10 people or less.
We offer two courses: a basic course and a light course. Please choose the course that best suits your needs. It can also be used as a pre-tour for corporate or school groups wishing to participate as a group. ▼ For more information and reservations about
 
the “Circulation Design Master Program,” please click here: https://santome-community.com/recycleplant-program/ . For companies, organizations, educational institutions, and other groups of 10 or more wishing to participate in a tour, we will prepare a custom course tailored to your needs, including theme, budget, and time. For more information and reservations about our custom-made courses, please visit: https://santome-community.com/dantai-program/ Ishizaka Sangyo aims to recycle 100% of construction waste through thorough sorting and classification. Currently, we have achieved the industry’s highest reduction and recycling rate of 98%. Rather than keeping this technology and know-how to ourselves, we offer public tours throughout the year to share and spread it to as many people as possible. We are committed to resource recycling and the restoration of the natural environment through our daily waste disposal and satoyama conservation projects, and we are uniquely positioned to share these insights. Last year, approximately 60,000 visitors visited Mitomi Past and Present Village. The “awareness” each visitor gained here can be considered the first step toward realizing a recycling-oriented society. Learn about resource and satoyama recycling and discover ideas for individuals and businesses working toward a sustainable society. For past case studies or more detailed information, please contact us by phone. Mitomi Past and Present Village Office TEL: 049-259-6565 Monday to Saturday 10:00-17:00 (excluding holidays/closed on Tuesdays)