Our lives and business activities are sustained by biodiversity, which consists of the variation of living species and their relationships to each other.
The OLC Group upholds consideration for biodiversity in the OLC Group Environmental Policy. In our efforts to seek harmony with the environment through our business activities, we engage in green purchasing with due consideration for biodiversity and work to create an environment where diverse types of vegetation can grow.
As part of our efforts through 2030 in our ESG Materiality area of “Recycling-oriented society,” we will discuss setting a target in terms of “contribution to forming symbiotic relationships with nature.”

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 including Recycling-oriented society. 

Tokyo Disney Resort

We set aside more than around 18 hectares of land, or one-sixth of our total theme park area, for greenery. Around 1,340,000 plants comprising 2,000 species are grown, which is comparable to a botanical garden.
We provide an overview of our plants and other information through social media so that our guests can enjoy learning about diverse forms of vegetation.

Tokyo Disney Resort

We replaced paper containers for popcorn and pizza sold at our Theme Parks with those made with FSC^®️-certified* paper, contributing to responsible forest management and the rights of the people who live and work there.

*FSC^®️ certification is a global program for certifying environmentally appropriate forest management. It was developed with the aim of making use of and preserving forest resources on a sustainable basis.