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Tanseisha Group Standards of Practice
All Tanseisha Group companies will not only comply with laws and regulations, but will also respect social norms and conduct business activities with high ethical standards, good sense, and responsibility in order to realize a sustainable society. To this end, we will support and respect international norms(※) and establish the following standards of conduct that should be followed by the officers and employees of Tanseisha Group companies.
Furthermore, upon adoption by the boards of directors of each respective Group company, this Code of Conduct will apply to officers, employees, and other individuals in an employment relationship with each Tanseisha Group company.
* "OECD Guidelines for Multinational Enterprises," "OECD Due Diligence Guidance for Responsible Business Conduct," International Labor Organization (ILO) "Declaration on Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work," "United Nations Global Compact," "Universal Declaration of Human Rights," United Nations "Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights," Keidanren "Charter of Corporate Behavior," etc.
Established May 12, 2006
Revised February 1, 2025
President and Chief Executive Officer Osamu Kobayashi
Tanseisha Group Sustainability Policy
Through our business of creating valuable spaces
we address environmental and social challenges with sincerity.
By working diligently to resolve those issues,
we aim to enhance our corporate value sustainably
while contributing to the realization of a colorful and sustainable society.
Established October 1, 2024
President and Chief Executive Officer Osamu Kobayashi
We have established a Sustainability Committee, chaired by the President and comprised of the heads Marketing & Sustainability Headquarters, Design Center, Cross Media Innovation Headquarters, Value Production Headquarters, Corporate Planning Headquarters, General Management Headquarters, Human Resources Design Center, Human Resources Department, and Well-Being Promotion Department. The committee meets monthly and is responsible for formulating and reviewing important sustainability policies and regularly reviews sustainability activities, striving to enhance sustainability initiatives in each division and field. The committee's deliberations and status are regularly reported to the Board Director, and the establishment, revision, and abolition of important sustainability policies are deliberated by the committee and then submitted to the Board Director for deliberation and decision-making. Regarding "environmental response," "human capital management," and "human rights," the committee has established subcommittees specializing in these themes, which carry out activities tailored to each theme.
We hold sustainability study sessions for management across all Tanseisha Group companies. We also provide sustainability training (e-learning) for all executives and employees, including information on sustainability in general. In particular, we incorporate appropriate content into the training on "human rights," a topic that is particularly relevant to our group's business, to ensure that the Tanseisha Group Human Rights Policy is understood, embedded in business activities, and implemented effectively. We also provide separate training focused on the themes of "compliance" and "harassment." Regarding the "environment," we conduct training aimed at putting our environmental policy into practice.
We also hold the Sustainability Solution Awards, which invites company-wide submissions of projects that contribute to sustainability and awards them internally. We also use the awards as an opportunity to raise awareness within the company, providing an opportunity to present details of the winning projects and share information within the company. We also hold seminars both internally and externally with the aim of improving basic understanding of sustainability. Furthermore, we foster awareness of sustainability by providing education (workshops) by external lecturers for selected members.
We create, update, and maintain a portfolio of achievements and pamphlets based on information on our achievements and activities so that we can introduce our sustainability-related initiatives to external stakeholders. We also use this information to make proposals to clients on how to promote sustainability in spatial design.
The United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) is the world's largest sustainability initiative, bringing together the United Nations and the private sector (companies and organizations) to build a healthy global society.
Tanseisha supports the UNGC's 10 principles in the four areas of "human rights," "labor," "environment," and "anti-corruption," and is committed to solving social issues through its business activities, aiming to realize a sustainable society.
United Nations Global Compact website
Global Compact Network Japan website
To appropriately understand and manage the risks and opportunities that climate change presents to our business activities, we promote information disclosure in line with the four frameworks recommended by the TCFD recommendations: "governance," "strategy," "risk management," and "indicators and targets." We continuously assess and analyze the climate-related impacts on our business activities and strive for highly transparent information disclosure and concrete countermeasures through our website and other channels.
TOP > Sustainability > ESG Initiatives: E (Environment) > Climate Change Response (TCFD Disclosure)
Our company considers reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from our business activities to be a key issue. We endorse the principles of the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), an international climate change initiative, and are setting and promoting reduction targets that are consistent with its standards.
Our "Near-Term Targets" set for fiscal year 2030 are based on scientific knowledge from organizations such as the IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change) and are calculated backward from the goal of achieving net-zero global GHG emissions by 2050, aligning with the scientifically-based reduction pace required of companies. These targets were validated by the SBTi in September 2026 as scientifically-based targets.
TOP > Sustainability > ESG Initiatives: E (Environment) > Climate Change Response (TCFD Disclosure): Validation of SBT (Science Based Targets)
"SBT (Science Based Targets) Initiative" website
We declare our commitment to building equal partnerships with our supply chain partners, promoting fair trade practices, and enhancing added value across the entire value chain.
TOP > Sustainability > ESG Initiatives: S (Social) > Supply Chain
We contribute to the creation and social implementation of universal design spaces that can be comfortably used by all people, regardless of age, gender, disability, etc.
We promote resource recycling, reduction of environmental impact, and standardization and dissemination of sustainable event management practices at events and exhibitions.
TOP > Sustainability > ESG Initiatives: S (Social) > Wellbeing: Collaboration with other companies to nurture the next generation
Our company is a member of and collaborates with the following industry organizations with the aim of developing spatial design culture, improving safety and hygiene at construction sites, and addressing industry-led sustainability challenges.
Development and operation of the industry-standard carbon calculator "EVENT CARBON SIMULATOR"
Our company has been developing "EVENT CARBON SIMULATOR," an industry-standard carbon calculator for event activity processes, in collaboration with development partner companies affiliated with the Japan Event Industry Promotion Association (JACE). We have now formed an "Operation Working Group" with 15 JACE member companies and have begun trial operations toward a future public release.