Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation has announced the completion of a major repowering project at its Nishime Wind Farm in Akita Prefecture and a new strategic partnership for its Tokushima operations. The Nishime Wind Farm, situated in Yurihonjo...
TSUDA CONSTRUCTION COMPANY is establishing a regular market for salvaged building materials in Tokushima Prefecture, tackling what it calls the major industry issue of usable items being discarded even though they are not rubbish. The Osaka-based...
HOTEL WHY in Kamikatsu, Tokushima, has launched new accommodation plans designed to provide an educational experience on zero-waste principles for families and students. Well known globally as Japan’s zero waste town, the new packages will...
The brand “KAMIKATZ,” inspired by the zero-waste movement of Kamikatsu Town in Tokushima Prefecture, has received the prestigious “BRONZE” award at the “Japan Branding Awards 2024,” celebrating businesses, organisations, and products that excel in...
Kamikatsu Town is once again drawing our attention, as its latest recognition came in the form of the “Local Impact” award at the Xtrepreneur AWARD 2024, hosted by Forbes JAPAN, for its collaboration with SPEC BioLaboratory,inc. The...
BIG EYE COMPANY Ltd., which operates Kamikatsu Zero Waste Center, has kicked off its “KURU KURU Fashion Project” in Tokushima Prefecture. The endeavor comes after the company’s selection for the “Fiscal 2023 Model...
RISE & WIN Brewing Co. KAMIKATZ, the beer brewer from Zero Waste Town Kamikatsu, has created a completely circular beer, the reRise Pale Ale. KAMIKATZ has been striving to achieve zero waste in its operations, and the new brew moves it closer to...
The Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) has created an English-language digital pamphlet entitled “EXPLORE DEEPER” that introduces sustainable travel experiences in Japan. The pamphlet introduces 50 sustainable facilities and...
In the central north of Tokushima Prefecture, just before the border into Kagawa Prefecture, a low-forming rainbow embraced the houses of the residents of Mima City. The taxi ride on the way to our destination, Earthship MIMA, was graced with bouts...
Edible crickets are gaining attention as a possible future alternative food. Japanese startup Gryllus Inc. in Naruto, Tokushima Prefecture, has been working on the development of food products using crickets since its establishment in 2019. The...










