Too Good To Go Japan announced last month that its food waste reduction application reached 250,000 registered users within one week of its official launch. The service originated in Denmark, commenced operations in Japan on 28 January. The service...
ECOMMIT Co., Ltd., a Japanese firm with a focus on resource circulation infrastructure, updated its PASSTO service to include new reward and campaign functions. The update aims to incentivise the circular economy by visualising environmental...
Kyoso DAO LLC has officially launched its Kyoso App this month, a new platform designed to revitalise local communities by combining Web3 technology with the user-friendly interface of LINE. The application aims to tackle pressing regional issues...
Hanamiru Spot Yokohama has been relaunched with a suite of updates aimed at both international visitors and local residents, with greater ease of use of its services. Last month, the City of Yokohama partnered with GreenSnap Inc., the operator of...
How can technology transform and elevate the wellness of prenatal and postnatal women? Japan introduces pioneering femtech to revolutionize the wellness journey for prenatal and postnatal women, catering to their unique needs and challenges...
Too often, food is thrown away when it could originally have been eaten. Reducing such food waste is one of the major social issues today. According to the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries of Japan, approximately 5.23 million tons of...
LOSSZERO Corp. has launched its official mobile app, offering users an interactive platform to learn about Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and shop for waste-reducing products. The app’s features include an exclusive “Daily...
Traveling to Japan but concerned about creating waste? Here are three apps you’ll want to download or bookmark if you’re interested in zero waste! While language may be a barrier, Japan has a number of zero waste efforts. Some can be...
How can we make our memories of travels more meaningful? Perhaps by leaving a place we visited during our journey in a better condition than when we arrived. There is increasing attention towards regenerative tourism, a step beyond sustainable...
Itoshima City, Fukuoka Prefecture, will begin experimenting with decarbonization activities related to mobility through the app CO2CO2. Pronounced as co-two-co-two, the CO2CO2 app visualizes transportation in terms of carbon emissions, focusing on...