Our building's ESG initiatives

This ESG report details the ESG performance and facilities of this building.

ESG Elements (Hard / Soft)

A list of the building’s ESG-related facilities and services. E: Environment / S: Social

Category	Item	Facility
Environmental energy	EBEMS (Building Energy Management System)	A central monitoring system monitors and automatically controls temperature and energy use
	EEco-friendly lighting	LED lighting in common areas / auto-dimming sensors / motorized blind sensors
	EEco-friendly temperature control	Low-E double glazing
	EEco-friendly mobility & transport	Shared bikes / electric shared kick scooters (Luup) / shuttle bus
	EWaste management	Recycling management (100% recycling rate)
BCP measures	SEmergency elevators	Two 24-person cars, one 30-person car
	SEmergency supplies	Disaster-supply boxes installed inside elevators
	SBackup power	Emergency generator (up to 24 hours) / extra-high-voltage dual-line supply 3φ3W 22kV
	SDisaster guidance	Awareness of disaster responses via signage and the portal site
	SManagement structure	24-hour on-site management
Air	SVentilation & cleanliness	CO2 sensor monitoring and CO2 control via outdoor-air units
Water	SHumidity management	Humidity control via the central monitoring system
	SReuse of non-potable water	Reclaimed water (rainwater, gray water, kitchen wastewater) used for utility water
Meals	SHealthy menu options	Menu options of 650 kcal or less
	SCalorie display	Calorie counts on cafeteria menus
Light	SDaylight from the ceiling	Daylight through the glass ceiling in common areas
	SDaylighting	Daylight through the glass ceiling in common areas
	SLighting control by tenants	Lighting control devices in tenant-exclusive areas
Exercise	SSpace for exercise	Space provided for exercise events
	SPromoting exercise	Signage encouraging stair use; stretching and yoga events held
	SFacilities for active commuting	Shared cycles installed on site
Thermal comfort	STemperature comfort	A central monitoring system monitors and controls temperature and energy use
	SIndividual temperature control	Temperature control devices in tenant-exclusive areas
Mind	SStress-relief services	Wellness and mindfulness events
	SStress-relief space	Rooftop common space opened to users
	SAccess to nature	Green spaces on the premises opened to users
Community	SAccessibility	On-site convenience store and restaurant
	SUniversal design	Multipurpose restrooms / step-free floor design / wheelchair-accessible parking
	SSpaces opened to local residents	Relaxation spaces on the premises opened to local residents
	SCommunity-oriented services	Food trucks introduced
Green-building performance	EDBJ Green Building Certification	Awarded a 4-star score (an exceptionally high rating) in the DBJ Green Building Certification
	ECASBEE for Real Estate Certification	Awarded an A rank in the CASBEE for Real Estate Certification

Total ESG elements this building offers 32 elements

* This is an overview of the current ESG facilities and is subject to future additions or changes.

ESG Initiatives

Sustainability programs for tenant companies and their employees, and the related SDGs

Item	Initiatives	Overview	SDGs
Energy saving	● Energy-saving program ● Energy-saving idea collection	We provide an energy-saving program, through the building’s own online program, that deepens tenants’ and their employees’ understanding of energy-saving actions.	7. Affordable and Clean Energy 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 13. Climate Action
Resource circulation & waste reduction	● Waste-reduction program ● Used-book collection	Unsorted non-combustible waste and PET bottles are re-sorted by hand by the building’s operations staff, achieving a 100% recycling rate. We regularly run a used-book collection campaign with tenants; collected books are donated to public facilities, and proceeds from sellable books are donated.	11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 15. Life on Land
Water saving	● Water-saving program	We provide a water-saving program for everyone working in the building to deepen their understanding of water-saving ideas.	6. Clean Water and Sanitation 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action
Mobility & transport	● Shuttle bus	We operate a shuttle bus and provide programs on eco-friendly mobility, including a free dedicated shuttle from Toyosu Station and mobility/transport campaigns.	7. Affordable and Clean Energy 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 13. Climate Action
Disaster prevention	● Disaster-prevention campaign	We raise awareness of disaster maps, disaster cabinets, and how to use and locate AEDs. We provide a disaster-prevention program for everyone working in the building to deepen understanding of responses and preparation for various disasters.	3. Good Health and Well-being 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
Wellness & workplace comfort	● Wellness program ● Comfortable-workplace program	We provide health-related programs through videos such as “how to walk with a good impression” and “easy stretching methods,” and hold stretching and Zen events. We also provide programs to deepen understanding of human rights, diversity, and ESG initiatives.	3. Good Health and Well-being 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 10. Reduced Inequalities
ESG program	● ESG quiz ● Sustainable Challenge	Through the ESG platform “EaSyGo,” we run the ESG program “Sustainable Challenge,” in which tenants and their employees can take part in sustainable actions and games.	3. Good Health and Well-being 7. Affordable and Clean Energy 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 15. Life on Land
Tenant communication	● Tenant survey	Through the ESG platform “EaSyGo,” we respond to requests from tenants and their employees and conduct tenant surveys aimed at improving the ESG environment. We also publish our responses to the feedback received.	8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
Site & space utilization	● Events and more	In spaces within the building, we hold sales of local specialty products with tenants. To sustainably promote the local economy, we regularly hold local-specialty sales events (such as the Fukushima recovery support fair) to promote local products and expand their sales channels.	8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities
Community & social contribution	● Donations to children’s cafeterias & forest conservation ● Welfare-support & social-contribution sales	On “EaSyGo,” we donate to local children’s cafeterias and forest-conservation organizations, and provide a donation program using points earned through sustainable actions. We also host sales by “Choco-labo,” Japan’s first chocolate workshop run as a welfare facility, working to create employment opportunities for people with disabilities.	1. No Poverty 2. Zero Hunger 3. Good Health and Well-being 8. Decent Work and Economic Growth 10. Reduced Inequalities 11. Sustainable Cities and Communities 12. Responsible Consumption and Production 13. Climate Action 15. Life on Land

* Only some initiatives are shown. Please see the EaSyGo portal for details.

Gallery

Building exterior, our initiatives, the tenant portal site, on-site facilities, event highlights, and more.

1. 1. Exterior of KDX Toyosu Grand Square
2. 2. Donation to a local children’s cafeteria
3. 3. Choco-labo sales event
4. 4. Tenant portal site
5. 5. In-building signage
6. 6. Rooftop garden
7. 7. Online stretching event
8. 8. Donation to forest conservation

* Some images include excerpts from the tenant portal site and social media.