Explaining the waste issues of events along with examples of initiatives from companies and local governments.

The increasing waste problem at events in Japan! Introducing measures and initiatives in public spaces.

As stated in the SDGs goal "12. Responsible Consumption and Production," reducing waste generated in our daily lives is essential for achieving a sustainable society. While many companies and individuals are consciously working on waste reduction in daily life, such as reducing plastic waste and promoting eco-bags, are you aware of the significant problem of "event waste" generated during cherry blossom viewing and festivals? Despite the fact that Japanese people traditionally hold the values and culture of "taking waste home and keeping public spaces clean," it is true that event waste is on the rise. This article contrasts the cultural awareness of beautification in Japan with the recent issue of event waste, explores the causes, and discusses measures and examples of initiatives by companies and organizations addressing waste in public spaces, including event waste, which also contribute to achieving SDGs goal 12. *For more detailed information, please refer to the related links. Feel free to contact us for further inquiries.

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