On July 25, Kinzai Business (Jiji Press) published an article about the Kanda Myojin Cultural Exchange Center "EDOCCO," which utilizes materials from Tama.

● Finance Business
July 25, 2019 Issue 10839 Page 11
Probe: Momentum to reconsider domestically produced timber Exploring expansion of use through public-private partnerships

The efforts of the Forestry Agency, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, The Norinchukin Bank, and NOMURA regarding the utilization of domestic timber were introduced in "Kinzai Business" (published by Jiji Press), a comprehensive financial magazine for people involved in finance and finance.
From our company, comments from Ryo Onishi, concept design director of Kanda Myojin Cultural Exchange Center "EDOCCO" are posted.

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Published December 11, 2018
Opening December 15 Kanda Myojin Cultural Exchange Center "EDOCCO" NOMURA Kogeisha chief planner Kenichi Sakazume is the general producer Designer Ryo Onishi is in charge of interiors design

Posted on October 19, 2018
Accelerate the “Fairwood Project” that utilizes domestically produced materials and forest certified materials for space production
Strengthened educational activities with the aim of expanding opportunities to use legally concept design timber in the entire display industry.

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Posted December 17, 2018
< NOMURA Group Social Activity Report> Acceleration of the “Fairwood Project” that utilizes domestically produced timber and certified forest timber for space production
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