● Preserving Environments

Renewal of a town as a habitat for Japanese cranes

We support preservation activities for Japanese cranes, a species endangered by reclamation and overhunting.
We give contributions to Naganuma, Hokkaido, which is setting up the environment that lovingly accepts and watches over Japanese cranes, renewing the town in a way that preserves its rich natural environment.

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・ We co-sponsored the film, ''The Miracle Crane Dancing in Yumeno.''

The Miracle Crane Dancing in Yumeno'' is a documentary film that depicts the seven-year effort to bring back Japanese cranes, an endangered species, to the town. Japanese cranes disappeared from Naganuma Town, Hokkaido over 100 years ago. ITOCHU ENEX and ITOCHU ENEX HOME-LIFE HOKKAIDO co-sponsored the film, and call for the coexistence between nature and humans.

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● Nurturing the Next Generation

・ Family Day

Once a year, we hold a Family Day event, where employees can bring their children to work to experience our company firsthand. Through activities such as exchanging handmade business cards with the president and other employees, and participating in office tours, children enjoy learning about the roles a company plays in a fun and engaging way as part of our commitment to supporting the next generation. For employees’ children who live far away, we send craft kits so they can enjoy the Family Day atmosphere at home, ensuring that children from all over Japan can take part in the event.

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・ Forests in Osaka Cultivated together with Children

One of our group companies, ENEX FLEET CO., LTD., engages in community-based initiatives through our social contribution program, "EneFuri Smile," including support for children's welfare facilities and assistance with disaster recovery.
As part of "EneFuri Smile," we also focus on the conservation of greenery in the Hokusetsu area of Osaka Prefecture by supporting the Osaka Midori no Trust Association (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation). In particular, at Mikusayama "Zephyrus Forest" (Nose-cho), we hold events where children from welfare facilities go hiking while taking part in tree planting and forest maintenance. Through these satoyama conservation experiences, we work to pass on a rich natural environment to the next generation.

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● Community Contribution

・ Medium- and Long-term Support for the Great East Japan Earthquake

As part of our medium- and long-term support for the Great East Japan Earthquake, the Group collects monthly donations from its employees to help with reconstruction.
(Donated to: Iwate no Manabi Kibo Kikin scholarship fund, Fukushima Kodomo Kifukin donations, and the Miyagi Kodomo Ikuei Shikin scholarship fund)

・ Support for the Recovery of Disaster-Affected Areas

・ Community Cleanup

At our asphalt base, we regularly carry out clean up activities around the base such as mowing the side walks and picking up trash.
We will continue to strive to protect the local environment through these activities.

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● Other Activities

・ Donations to Nonprofit Organizations (Health Initiatives × Social Contribution)

 As part of our health and productivity management initiatives, we run a program during our company walking event in which we make donations to a nonprofit organization based on the average number of steps recorded by all participants. In FY2025, we made a donation to The Scholarship Foundation for Traffic Accident Orphans (Public Interest Incorporated Foundation).
Note: The Scholarship Foundation for Traffic Accident Orphans provides educational and financial support for children who have lost a parent or guardian in a traffic accident, and promotes awareness activities aimed at achieving zero traffic accidents and zero drunk driving.

By encouraging each employee to improve their health while also contributing to those in need of support, we will continue to promote our health and productivity management and social contribution activities in an integrated manner.

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・ Participate in the blood donation drive held at the headquarters building

Our employees cooperate in blood donation activities that are held twice a year at the Kasumigaseki Building in Tokyo.

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・ Sponsorship

We ITOCHU ENEX Group sponsoring two kinds of sports with the aim of spreading and disseminating sports culture and contributing to support for the future generation.

・ Support for people with disabilities

We contribute to the realization of a diverse society by supporting people with disabilities.

・ Original Calendar

The original calendars that we publish every year are designed by artists with disabilities who are registered with the Tokyo Colony Artbility since 2008. We also cooperate in the operation of the Artbility Grand Prix, which honors people with disabilities who are working ambitiously, to promote art for people with disabilities and support the independence of artists.　

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・ Swan Bakery Bread Sales

The Swan Bakery was established by the Yamato Welfare Foundation to support the independence and social participation of people with disabilities.
The Swan Bakery sells freshly baked, delicious bread at the Enex headquarters once a month.

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Aqua Swim Challenge Volunteer Participation in the Yumeken Cup

We participated as a volunteer staff member in the Aqua Swim Challenge · Yumeken Cup, a swimming competition for people with disabilities hosted by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government and the Tokyo Sports and Culture Foundation, and co-organized by the NPO Yumeken.
People with disabilities and volunteers collaborate from their respective social positions to promote the healthy development of sports for people with disabilities.

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