Pursue Environment-Friendly Business Activities

Response to Climate Change​

In recent years, extreme weather events have occurred all over the world, and society’s interest in the issue of climate change is growing. TASAKI will work to contribute to prevent climate change.

Risks and Opportunities of Climate Change

One of the causes of climate change is believed to be the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere due to the massive consumption of fossil fuels such as oil and coal.

As climate change progresses, policies such as the imposition of carbon taxes and the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions may increase the economic burden on businesses. On the other hand, given the growing interest in environmental issues today, if companies can build a sustainable brand image by clarifying our stance on environmental issues and taking concrete actions, they may be able to enjoy demand from a new segment of consumers. To minimize risks and maximize opportunities, TASAKI believes it is necessary to conduct business operations that do not rely on fossil fuels.

Initiatives to Prevent Climate Change

TASAKI engages in the following initiatives to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

  • To minimize energy consumption in working places, such as air conditioning and lighting, we hold regular training sessions to raise employees’ awareness of saving energy.
  • We are gradually replacing the lights in our ateliers, pearl farms, offices, stores and other facilities with LEDs, which consume less energy.
  • We also keep the operation of the engines on our pearl farm vessels to a minimum.
  • We are looking at ways to not only reduce energy consumption but also create it, such as installing solar panels at our pearl farms.
  • At our Kobe office, we are working to curb energy consumption by upgrading large facilities, such as cooling towers, which improve air conditioning efficiency, air conditioners and elevators.
  • We aim to further reduce energy consumption by reducing the hours that store façade lighting stays on at night and improving the efficiency of air conditioning, including periodic simultaneous ventilation.
  • We achieved a reduction in copy paper consumption by bringing some of our internal application systems fully online (introduced in November 2022).

TASAKI Vision

Our aim for 2030 is to be a jewellery brand that co-exists with nature by switching to renewable energy, achieving zero emissions, and conserving ecosystems, to protect the marine and mining environments that help create our precious jewellery.

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Scope of report

The information in this report primarily covers TASAKI & Co., Ltd. Where other Group companies are included, this is made clear in the text. All references to “TASAKI” in the text refer to TASAKI & Co., Ltd.

Period covered by this report

Most of the information provided in this report concerns the period from November 1, 2021 to October 31, 2022, the fiscal year of TASAKI & Co., Ltd. However, the qualitative information contains some information covering the period from fiscal 2021 and earlier or fiscal 2023. In such cases, this is clearly stated in the text.

Publication Timing

Publication date: August 23, 2023

Guidelines referenced

GRI / ISO 26000

Forward-looking statements/Disclaimer

Forward-looking statements found in this report are based on information obtained by TASAKI until the publication of the report and certain assumptions determined to be reasonable. They are not intended as a guarantee by TASAKI, and for various reasons, actual results may differ considerably from the forward-looking statements contained herein.

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