Under the Pollutant Release and Transfer Register (PRTR) system based on Japan’s Act on Confirmation, etc. of Release Amounts of Specific Chemical Substances in the Environment and Promotion of Improvements to the Management Thereof, designated business operators are required to track the emission and transfer* of PRTR substances and to submit detailed reports to the government. Although the reporting requirements of the PRTR system do not apply to the OLC Group, we voluntarily investigate emissions and transfers of PRTR substances by the OLC Group each year in line with the PRTR system in order to reduce our release of these chemical substances. 
Most of the PRTR substances used by the OLC Group are contained in paints and cleaning products used at our Theme Parks.
The use of PRTR substances, including the paints used to recreate buildings from the early 20th century and in various other Theme Park productions, as well as those used in routine maintenance work, is closely supervised in accordance with safety data sheets. The sheets provide information on chemical components, properties, and handling guidelines, and we strive to control their release and transfer within appropriate levels.
The OLC Group will continue to reduce the use of these chemicals by replacing them with alternative substances and redesigning facilities into those that do not require any paint to be applied, and reduce the emissions and transfer of the chemical substances.

*Operators are required to track what types of chemical substances are discharged into which environment, and what types of chemical substances are transferred off-premises.

We have established “The OLC Group Chemical Substance Management Guidelines” containing the general handling precautions for chemical substances, storage and disposal methods, and confirmation items for related employees.

The OLC Group undertakes environmental activities in line with the OLC Group Environmental Policy.

The OLC Group has established an Environment Committee chaired by the Director of the Corporate Strategy Planning Division (Executive Director and Executive Officer). The committee is responsible for planning and setting targets for the Company’s environmental activities. 
Through the Environment Committee, targets and plans regarding environment actions are reported to the Board of Directors annually.
Positioned under the Environment Committee, the Subcommittee on Chemical Management conducts fact-finding surveys, devises strategies for addressing environmental issues, and implements initiatives to reduce environmental impact.

We aim to keep the release and transfer of PRTR substances below the level recorded in the previous year.

Data on environmental performance.