Riviera Seabornia Marina's Sustainability Activities

Following on from Riviera Zushi Marina, we have installed early-ripening Ecklonia cava in the marina. We are cultivating it as part of experimental research and are proposing a "Blue Carbon Belt®" that will connect the regeneration of seaweed beds in a belt-like fashion.

Koajiro Forest is a continuous ecosystem that includes forests, wetlands, tidal flats, and even the sea, and is home to a diverse range of rare species, including the red-clawed crab. In cooperation with Kanagawa Prefecture, public interest foundations, and NPOs, we are working to preserve this rich natural environment, one of the best in the Kanto region, as well as its flora and fauna.

The Japan Marine Academy was established as a general incorporated association with the aim of nurturing young people, raising awareness of marine environmental protection, and popularizing marine sports. We also provide free marine experience programs to youth groups, and provide guidance to groups such as elementary and junior high schools in landlocked areas.

The Japan Marine Academy was established as a general incorporated association with the aim of nurturing young people, raising awareness of marine environmental protection, and popularizing marine sports. We also provide free marine experience programs to youth groups, and provide guidance to groups such as elementary and junior high schools in landlocked areas.

We also offer programs for adults to develop instructors and promote lifelong sports, and promote the spread of the ocean.

With safety at sea as a top priority, the group quickly patrols and carries out rescue missions, helping to save lives and raising awareness of maritime safety. They have performed over 600 rescue missions (over the 2010 years since 13).

Each Riviera restaurant proactively purchases and offers ingredients that can only be found in the land and season. Delivering fresh, delicious ingredients with highly safe ingredients that show the producer's face.

The Miura Dosun Festival is held every year. By supporting the operation of traditional events such as Kasakake, one of Japan's three oldest forms of archery and horseback riding, we contribute to regional development and the passing on of traditions.

To ensure that local public toilets (Miura City, Kanagawa Prefecture) can be used comfortably, we provide free services such as replacing toilets and windows, painting, and high-pressure cleaning. Since 2015, staff have been taking turns cleaning twice a week.

The Riviera Group hosts a number of sustainability-focused events and programs.

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