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Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Group's business activities rely heavily on ecosystem services for land development and materials procurement. Given this, we are strongly aware that biodiversity conservation represents an important environmental issue.
The loss of biodiversity would make it difficult for us to reap the benefits of ecosystem services that until now have benefited our businesses in terms of land use and construction materials procurement, which carries with it the risk of much higher costs. Furthermore, the loss of biodiversity is an extremely critical issue that could threaten the very existence of society and human life.
The development and operation of housing, office buildings, commercial facilities and resorts that help to conserve biodiversity will create business opportunities and enhance the competitiveness of the Group. At Tokyo Port City Takeshiba, the largest office building in which Tokyu Land Corporation is involved, we are working on biodiversity conservation as Takeshiba Shinpachikei.
It is based on this awareness that we will continue to work with design firms, construction companies, customers, local communities and other stakeholders to carry out responsible materials procurement and conduct ecosystem studies at the time of development for our business activities as well as the office building, commercial facilities and resorts we develop in an effort to mitigate impacts on biodiversity and conserve biodiversity.
[Policies on biodiversity conservation]
The Group has established the Sustainability Committee headed by the President & Representative Director, and to address climate change issues, the Sustainability Council, established as a subcommittee, leads relevant management activities across the entire Group.
The Sustainability Council, comprised of environmental and sustainability managers from each group company, manages the results of group-wide efforts on biodiversity issues and shares information based on a shared policy. This ensures biodiversity conservation is addressed throughout all business activities.
We believe that urban greening is important for addressing biodiversity issues. Therefore, in the wide-area Shibuya area, which the Group has designated as a priority development area, we are actively greening our business bases in order to conserve the ecosystem. We are working to form an ecological network in the wide-area Shibuya area by connecting the surrounding greenery and acting as a relay base for the creatures that live there.
Green buildings(roofs,walls,etc)* Fiscal 2022 Results 100% , Fiscal 2030 Targets 100%
*Tokyu Land Corporation new large office buildings and commercial facilities.
The Group formulates a Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) by identifying areas in all of our business regions that have sites, species, and functions of particular importance for conservation. In the relevant areas, biodiversity monitoring by experts is conducted on a regular basis, and the results are reflected in the management plan in an effort to conserve biodiversity.
Resort Town Tateshina plans to establish a monitoring plan to survey the habitat and growth environment of plants and animals in the villa area and surrounding wooded areas, etc., and if there are any rare plant or animal species or threats to the habitat or growth environment, countermeasures will be considered and utilized in the green space management plan.
(Non-native flora) Annual fleabane
According to the Invasive Alien Species Act (Ministry of the Environment), an invasive alien species is a species of fauna or flora that did not originally reside in Japan and was brought to Japan intentionally or unintentionally by human actions and that may cause damages to local ecosystems. The Group has created a manual that outlines ways to deal with an invasive alien species if it is found in order to protect the community's ecosystem.
(Non-native fauna)
(Non-native flora)
Ecosystem study in progress at Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku
The Group actively introduces greenery at its condominium, office and commercial facility buildings, which links with community greenery
《New project》The Group actively introduces greenery at its condominium, office and commercial facility buildings, which links with community greenery to form ecological networks considerate of biodiversity. When developing large-scale properties that will impact the local community, we conduct ecosystem studies on the local environment during the planning stage in order to introduce greenery through planters or other means that will provide a habitat for native birds and insects. Such formation of greenery networks helps to conserve the biodiversity of the entire community.
《Existing project》For example, at the roof terrace garden named Omohara Forest at Tokyu Plaza Omotesando Harajuku, we conduct regular studies on living organisms throughout the year with Regional Environmental Planning, Inc., a specialist in natural environment conservation in order to gain an understanding of the ecosystem created there,.
Ecosystem study in progress
Seven-spot ladybug
Japanese white-eyeAt "Tokyo Port City Takeshiba Office Tower", we are working on environmental education and reduction of environmental load through contact with living things and farming experience. We will improve people's awareness and understanding of biodiversity by developing the "Takeshiba Shinhakkei", which consists of eight views of "rain, water, islands, paddy fields, incense, vegetable gardens, bees, and the sky." In addition, in order to contribute to the creation of a habitat for birds of prey such as peregrine falcons, we have set up nest boxes for nesting and are working to maintain and improve biodiversity and ecosystems.
Rice planting
Pre-harvest strawberries
Bee hive“Tambara Ski Park" has been working to protect ‘forest green tree frogs’, which are registered as near-threatened and mild concerns on the Red List of Gunma Prefecture and the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN.
“Tambara Ski Park" has been working to protect ‘forest green tree frogs’, which are registered as near-threatened and mild concerns on the Red List of Gunma Prefecture and the International Union for Conservation of Nature IUCN. During development, we preserved the pond inhabited to protect the forest green tree frogs. After that, every year, we carry out conservation activities in collaboration with local volunteer groups (Nature Lovers Association), such as cleaning the pond and replenishing water in the summer when the water level drops.
Newborn forest green frogs
Swimming forest green frog
Cleaning the pondThe coast in front of the resort hotel "Palau Pacific Resort" in the Republic of Palau was a sea where coral did not easily inhabit due to the outflow of mud. Did. In 2002, the sea across the hotel was designated as a marine life reserve by state ordinance and is now a great snorkeling area where you can see many species of fish and corals. In April 2010, we transplanted 30 giant clams to the beach of the hotel with more than 30 guests. We are also co-sponsoring the holding of an educational event "Dugong Week" for all elementary and junior high school students in Palau to protect the endangered dugong that lives in the waters near Palau.
Seventy Island in Palau, designated as a Wildlife Sanctuary
"Dugong" inhabiting the Palauan waters30 by 30 (30 by 30) refers to the goal of halting and restoring biodiversity loss (nature positive) by 2030, as promised at the G7 Summit held in England in June 2021. The goal is to effectively conserve at least 30% of land and sea as healthy ecosystems by 2030. Tokyu Fudosan Holdings Co., Ltd. and Tokyu Resorts & Stays Co., Ltd. support this purpose and participate in the 30by30 Alliance. For example, Tokyu Resort Town Tateshina has created a forest management plan for its vast 660ha forest, and has been thinning it for conservation since 2018.
Tokyu Land Corporation encourages acquisition of ABINC and other certifications in order to support biodiversity conservation, particularly for properties with abundant natural environments in the surrounding area and where many green spaces can be secured on the premises.
FUTAKO TAMAGAWA Rise
The FUTAKO TAMAGAWA Rise integrated commercial and residential complex that is a joint venture between Tokyu Land Corporation and Tokyu Corporation acquired the top rank (AAA) for JHEP Certification, which is Ecosystem Conservation Society - Japan's system for certification of biodiversity assessments. We developed the building's roof garden into an open space containing water and greenery as a large-scale roof garden with features such as a vegetable garden and a killifish pond in an aim to create a community that is in harmony with the abundant natural environment in the surroundings.
FUTAKO TAMAGAWA Rise
Killifish pond created
Tokyu Fudosan Holdings is participating in the 30 by 30 initiative organized by the Ministry of Environment to achieve the goal of halting and restoring biodiversity loss by 2030 (Nature Positive) and to achieve the conservation and protection of at least 30% of our terrestrial and marine areas by 2030.
Tokyu Fudosan Holdings is a member of the Keidanren Nature Conservation Council and aims to realize a sustainable society through the construction of a society that coexists with nature through exchanges with local companies and NPOs. In February 2022, the Nature Conservation Council held an online dialogue with the Mangrove Tree Planting Operation Liaison Council in the "Large-scale Mangrove Tree Planting Project in Sabua Tasara District, Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, Thailand".
Dialogues conducted to mitigate biodiversity loss Tokyu Resort Town Tateshina is an integrated resort developed by concluding a nature conservation agreement with Nagano Prefecture. Currently, we have concluded a comprehensive cooperation agreement with local governments, etc., and are strengthening our efforts for biodiversity by introducing biomass boilers using thinned wood generated in forest conservation.
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