As part of environmental conservation, we perform cleanup activities on roads around the plant twice a year together with supplier companies located in the plant site (approximately 80 people in total).In addition, to raise environmental awareness, we also made appeals to employees and suppliers to promote no littering and traffic safety.

We conduct traffic safety guidance at crossings on employees’ commuting roads and around the plant, aiming to promote seatbelt use and improve traffic manners and prevent traffic accidents mainly at intersections.
In FY2025, a total of 600 employees participated in this activity on streets and cooperated to build a safe and comfortable town.

In FY2025, we conducted tours for 3,763 students from 56 elementary schools at Suzuki Kosai Plant.
Tours start with an overview of the plant, and then we explain the various processes while students observe them beside the work lines.
Students on their first plant tours observed processes with deep interest.

We participated in the 25th Science Experience for Youth, which was held on December 13, 2025. Companies in Kosai City gathered together in the Main Arena of Kosai Amenity Plaza.
At the Suzuki Kosai Plant, we offered participants the opportunity to make pencil cases. Customers, mostly children, visited the Suzuki booth and enjoyed the process of making things with their families.

At our Sagara Plant, we regard co-existence with the local community as an important mission and actively engage in environmental conservation activities.
As part of these efforts, we conduct cleanup activities around the plant four times a year in collaboration with the Sagara test course and affiliated companies inside the Sagara office. In FY2025 (April-March), a total of 117 people participated.
In particular, incorporating weeding into the cleanup activities in FY2022 made it easier to find and collect litter that had previously remained hidden beneath vegetation. This has resulted in a reduction in the amount of litter collected. Excluding grass and other vegetation, the average amount of litter collected decreased from 49.1 kg per cleanup in FY2022 to 39.5 kg in FY2025.
We will continue these cleanup activities and work together with the local community to contribute to creating a better environment.

An employee at the Sagara Plant, which is a large-volume generator of industrial waste, received the Excellent Worker Award from the Shizuoka Environmental and Industrial Waste Association. This award recognized the employee’s many years of dedication to industrial waste management duties, including managing industrial waste storage areas, preparing and concluding outsourcing agreements, and managing industrial waste manifests, as well as to training and mentoring junior employees, thereby contributing to the proper treatment of industrial waste.

Previously, emergency response drills at the site were conducted by individual departments and focused on measures to prevent leaks. However, with the aim of establishing a more comprehensive crisis management system, since FY2024, we have conducted site-wide leak response drills envisaging an external leak.
In this drill, we assumed a serious incident involving a leak into a stormwater management reservoir or river and examined in detail the entire series of procedures, from the initial response through containment. As a result, specific issues relating to response procedures and equipment were identified.
Based on these findings, we are promptly implementing corrective measures to establish a more effective system for preventing environmental pollution. We will continue conducting drills based on a wide range of possible scenarios and make every effort to ensure the safety of the local environment.

We provide training to new employees who joined the Hamamatsu Plant in April and young employees to remind them of their obligation to comply with traffic laws and proper etiquette. In order to make sure that our employees serve as models for other workers in the automobile manufacturing industry, we had them undergo safety training at driving schools and on-road driving lessons.
We also hold safe driving classes for young people provided by the Hosoe Police Station Traffic Section, aiming to increase awareness of safe driving.

We participated in roadside traffic safety activities organized by the Hosoe District Safe Driving Management Association, promoting traffic safety and encouraging safe driving among motorists for the benefit of students commuting to school and local residents.

We held the Hamamatsu Plant Autumn Festival on October 4, 2025.
A total of 2,843 people, including local residents, attended the festival, helping to promote deeper interaction with the local community.

From September to December 2025, we conducted plant tours for 1,029 students from 10 nearby elementary schools.
By touring an actual manufacturing site and sitting on a real motorcycle, the elementary school students were able to deepen their understanding of manufacturing, while we fostered closer ties with children in the local community. We later received feedback from the students, who said things like “it was so cool” and “I learned a lot.” This demonstrated the effectiveness of the initiative and was also very motivating for our employees in carrying out future activities.

We periodically conduct cleanup activities with the aim of beautifying the environment around the plant.
In FY2025, we picked up trash four times again mainly along the roads around the plant.
We will continue to conduct environmental education for employees and proactively engage in environmental conservation.

After the local Mikumano Shrine Grand Festival, employees participated in cleanup activities around the shrine as part of our community contribution activities. In FY2025, these activities were once again led mainly by new employees, who worked together with local residents to clean the area.
This has become an annual event established in the community, with many local community leaders expressing their appreciation. We will therefore continue this activity.

During the national traffic safety campaign held quarterly, we conducted roadside traffic safety activities along the prefectural road leading to the plant’s entrance.
This activity not only raises employees’ safety awareness but also serves to raise traffic safety awareness among local residents.
We will continue to carry out activities aimed at ensuring the safety of the local community.

In March 2026, we participated in the FY2025 Shiosai no Mori Tree Planting Ceremony organized by Kakegawa City and held at Obuchi Beach. As part of this initiative to reduce tsunami damage and protect lives and property, we planted a variety of trees. We will continue to engage in activities to protect the environment with our own hands.