In spring and autumn every year, the Mitsui Fudosan Group kicks off the &EARTH Clothing Support project, inviting the public to donate unneeded clothing at retail facilities. The clothing is then distributed to people in need through the NPO Japan Relief Clothing Center.
Asset Management Company employees also take part in running the project.
Organizer: NPO Japan Relief Clothing Center
Cooperation: Mitsui Fudosan Co., Ltd.,
Mitsui Fudosan Retail Management Co.,Ltd.

For the results of events, please refer to ESG Data.

Used soccer gear is collected and delivered to children overseas through the NPO Japan Relief Clothing Center.
Cooperation: SOLTILO

A program allowing participants to have fun acquiring knowledge pertaining to disaster preparedness will be held in a “stamp rally” format.
Cooperation: NPO PLUS ARTS

On the summer solstice (the longest day of the year) and “Cool Earth Day” on July 7, facilities turn off some of their exterior lighting as a measure against global warming.

Facilities endorsing the “cool sharing” and “warm sharing” initiatives encouraged by the Ministry of the Environment are registered as “cool sharing” and “warm sharing” spots so that people can turn off their household air conditioning and stay comfortable at the facility.

Facility staff and shop staff work together to clean up areas around facilities, cooperating with environmental maintenance and preservation in the community.

Events introducing the training of guide dogs and how to interact with them are held in order to cultivate greater understanding of assistance dogs and live well together.
Cooperation: Japan Guide Dog Association, East Japan Guide Dog Association

Mobile blood donation vans are set up inside facilities, and customers are requested to cooperate with blood donation.
Cooperation: Japan Red Cross Society

A food drive was held in which unused/unopened food products were gathered from households, and the collected food products were donated to people in need as well as welfare institutions such as orphanages and livelihood support facilities for mothers and children through food banks, etc.

Concluded agreement with Iwata City regarding providing support in the event of a large-scale disaster

FRI properties have installed barrier-free facilities so that various people, including elderly persons and persons with disabilities, can use them with peace of mind.

It conducts a disaster response drill for all executives and employees once a year. Using a scenario in which an earthquake strikes directly below the Tokyo metropolitan area, the drill is aimed at improving disaster readiness, from first response to the setup of crisis management headquarters and ascertaining the extent of damage at properties.