Contributions to Local Communities
Social Responsibility
The Mitsubishi Estate Group has adopted as its fundamental mission the goal of creating a truly meaningful society by building attractive, environmentally sound communities where people can live, work and relax with contentment. By putting this mission into practice, MEL aim to coexist with local communities by engaging in initiatives that contribute to the health, security, and safety of local communities.
Urban Revitalization (Building Versatility・Expansion of Local Employment)
MEL owns highly versatile facilities, with space that can be converted to meet the needs of diverse tenants. These enable to operate the property stably over the long term, contributing to the promotion of local employment and regional revitalization.
Specifically, these are equipped not only with warehouse section as their main use,but also with office section.
As a result, tenants can use it not only as a warehouse, but also as a office for multiple purposes.
Coexistence with Local Communities
MEL has been participating in a range of activities to contribute to local communities and local society. We also foster mutual communication with various stakeholders, including local authorities, local residents, and visitors of our facilities, through such activities.
Cleanup volunteer activity after
Atsugi Ayu Firework Festival
(MJ Logipark Atsugi 1)
Cleanup and flower bed maintenance
volunteer activity (Logicross Atsugi)
Distribution of food and drinks to
tenant employees to reduce food waste
(MJ Logipark Fukuoka 1)
Installed charity vending machine
(MJ Logipark Fukuoka 1)
Free salt candy service for tenants
(for all properties held as of 2022)
Cooperation with Local Disaster Prevention
Register for Disaster Cooperation Building
(LOGIPORT Sagamihara, LOGIPORT Hashimoto)
Designation as a Tsunami Evacuation Facility
Conclusion of disaster prevention agreements in case of assumed flood damage, etc.
(Logicross Nagoya Kasadera)
Provided as a designated emergency evacuation site in the case of a tsunami disaster or flood
(LOGIPORT Osaka Taisho)
Community Contribution Activities by MJIA
MJIA also conducts various community and social contribution activities and established supporting programs.
①Participation in cleanup activities at office locations
MJIA participates in the "Chiyoda Ward Cleanup Activities" organized by Chiyoda Ward.
Cleaning activities on the Chiyoda Ward General
Cleanup Day
(Marunouchi, Chiyoda-ku)
②Programs to Support Employee Volunteer Activities
MJIA is working to create an environment that makes it easy for employees to volunteer activities, such as by establishing Volunteer Support Programs available to employees.
| Volunteer leave | MJIA allows their employees to use accumulated leave (special paid leave) when they perform volunteer activities related to disasters to which the Disaster Relief Act applies. |
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| Volunteer insurance | MJIA provides insurance that compensates for accidents during volunteering (also for family members) |
| Activity fee subsidy | MJIA partially subsidizes volunteer participation and travel expenses (also for family members) |
| Subsidy program for volunteer's travel expenses to disaster-affected areas | MJIA partially subsidizes travel expenses for volunteering related to disasters covered under the Disaster Relief Act (also for family members) |
③Relief Supplies to the Developing Countries
As a substitute for notebooks, we donated unused calendars to elementary schools in developing countries through support organizations to support children in the future.
We also collect used stamps and provide support to developing countries through the Japan International Volunteer Support Center.
④Donate Masks to Chiyoda Ward Health Center
Under the current circumstances of the shortage of masks at medical institutions, we donated the 1,900 unused surge masks we have stored to the Chiyoda Ward Health Center.
⑤Participation in local contribution activities at group companies
・Ecosystem conservation project in the moat of the Imperial Palace
MJIA participates in "Hori Project" ("Hori PJ") conducted by Mitsubishi Estate to improve the waterside environment and restore and preserve rare water plants originating from the moat in the outer garden of the Imperial Palace.
"Hori PJ" aims to regenerate the ecosystem by building a network of biodiversity connected around the moat, and also to make the city even more attractive.
Mitsubishi Estate site（Preserving Biodiversity）
Ecosystem conservation project
in the moat of the Imperial Palace