We have participated in the Volunteer Support Program, a cooperative activity promoted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism from July 2021. Under the Volunteer Support Program, local communities, companies, and other organizations clean up and beautify roads and sidewalks managed by the Ministry.

We have named our organization involved in this program "Ama Green Harmony" in the hope of promoting the creation of a comfortable town in harmony with greenery, starting from the Ama area (Ama City and Ama County) of Aichi Prefecture, where our Headquaters and Shippo Factory are located.

We signed an "Agreement on Provision of Owned Land, etc. in the Event of a Large-Scale Disaster" with Ama-Tobu Fire Department in In March 2021. Under this agreement, our employee parking lots will be provided as a base of operations for receiving emergency firefighting support teams from other prefectures and municipalities in the event of a large-scale disaster such as an earthquake, windstorm, or flood. We will actively cooperate as part of our contribution to the local community in preparation for natural disasters, which in recent years have become increasingly devastating.

We offer internships for university students from Japan and abroad, providing them with opportunities for work experience. Many internships are accepted every year. We have prepared a curriculum that allows students to learn about the challenges and joys of the transportation infrastructure equipment industry, which is indispensable for daily life, and the cutting-edge electronic component and device manufacturing industry.

We offer factory tours for local elementary school students and work experience programs for junior high school students. We offer a variety of curricula so that students can experience the fun of manufacturing and the importance of work in an enjoyable way.

We hold the Thanksgiving Festival, "Shachi-sai," at our headquarters as an annual event commemorating our founding. In preparation for the company's 70th anniversary, the theme of the 2015 festival was "Thank You, and Toward the Future," expressing our gratitude to the local community, local elementary and junior high school students, our business partners (Shachi-no-Kai), and our employees.

The first part of the event featured a factory tour, including exhibits of a Mobile VMS and a ladder truck, along with hands-on activities that visitors could enjoy. The second part was held in the west parking lot, where stage performances and a bake sale created a lively and festive atmosphere.