The OLC Group undertakes environmental activities in line with the OLC Group Environmental Policy.
Recognizing environmental issues as an important managerial challenge to be addressed, our Board of Directors resolved to set “Measures to address climate change and natural disasters” and “Recycling-oriented society” as areas of our ESG Materiality, and monitor the progress made in our related plans. The OLC Group has established an Environment Committee chaired by the Director of the Corporate Strategy Planning Division (Corporate Officer). The committee is responsible for planning and setting targets for the Company’s environmental activities including climate change. Established under the Environment Committee, the Subcommittee on Resource Recycling shares our waste management policy across the OLC Group and strengthens collaboration. We strive to implement initiatives to reduce environmental impact by conducting fact-finding surveys, and devise strategies for reducing waste generated by The OLC Group including single-use plastics. Through the Environment Committee, targets and plans regarding environment actions are reported to the Board of Directors annually.
With many guests visiting our Theme Parks every day, Tokyo Disney Resort is much like a big city.
The OLC Group promotes waste reduction and recycling programs and is making aggressive efforts to reduce our impact on the environment.
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The OLC Group has been taking actions to reduce waste. In the updated ESG Materiality, we set targets for “Input (inflow of resources),” “Output (discharge of resources),” and “Recycling (recycling of resources),” which were established as target indicators for contributing to a “Recycling-oriented society” based on the government’s recycling promotion plan. We will also continue to work on reducing the amount of waste and saving resources by rigorously enforcing the proper separation of different types of waste and promoting recycling.
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*1 Output: Discharge of resources
*2 Input: Inflow of resources
*3 Recycling: Recycling of resource
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The waste generated at the Tokyo Disney Resort is carefully sorted by cast members in accordance with detailed sorting criteria to recycle as much of our waste as possible.
We recycle a wide range of resources including cardboard boxes, kitchen waste, plants, edible oils, plastic bottles, plastic wrapping materials, other plastic waste, copy paper, newspapers and magazines, paper cups, paper packages, empty cans, empty bottles, metal, and wooden chips. These are sent to specialized facilities for recycling.
Also, all of the cardboard used for delivering the products and plastic bottles is recycled.
In FY2025, we installed eco stations in some parts of the parks on a limited-time trial basis in an effort to improve sorting at the time of waste collection, with guests’ cooperation.
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- An eco station installed at our park
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Making Use of Emergency Rice Stocks |
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Reducing Food Loss |
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Developing Environmentally Friendly Products |
Upcycled products have been created and sold by making use of obsolete cast member costumes, among others. |
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Recycling
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Measures to reduce paper waste
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Adopted lighter paper meal trays and strengthened sorting of paper plate waste on a trial basis. |
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Adoption of food waste disposal machines
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Adopted machines that use microorganisms to decompose and micronize food waste and emit residues as water |
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Reducing Use of Disposable Plastic |
Click here for initiatives to reduce use of disposable plastic |
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- Paper cups are recycled into toilet paper
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- We sold patches made with recycled parts of “Space Mountain” costumes.
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- Introduced food waste disposal machines that harness the power of microorganisms
