2nd Riviera SDGs Festival in Riviera Tokyo

Riviera, which hopes for a "sustainability chain movement," will act as a "hub" to connect and expand the circle of friends who support SDGs.The Riviera SDGs Festival will start in 2030, with nine years left until 9. did.
The past two times during the state of emergency, we held the event online with the theme, ``Don't stop your sustainability activities just because of the coronavirus. Find ways to do it.''
The ``1st Riviera SDGs Festival'' held this past January received high praise despite being held for the first time, with speakers from a variety of backgrounds including governors, business people, doctors, elementary and junior high school students, and researchers.
The second event will be held in June at the lush Riviera Tokyo, with the keyword "urban development and sustainability." Lectures and talk sessions were held from a variety of fields, including ``environment'' with themes such as corals and decarbonization, ``food'' that is directly connected to daily life such as regional revitalization and blue seafood, and ``fashion'' that raises awareness of issues. Many familiar faces such as Kojiro Shiraishi, Ron Herman, and Asahi Breweries, as well as many people who felt connected to the local community, such as the mayor of Toshima Ward, Tokiwaso, Sunshine Aquarium, and Rikkyo University, took the stage.

Riviera's corporate philosophy is to "live a fulfilling life in harmony with nature," and we began sustainability activities in 1980. In 2006, we launched the "Riviera Future Creation Project" and engaged in concrete and continuous activities based on the three pillars of "environment," "education," and "health and medical care" based on a future perspective, and all employees worked together to achieve the SDGs. We are promoting.
The next "3rd Riviera SDGs Festival" will be held on October 31st at Riviera Zushi Marina, aiming to be a real event where you can actually experience it. We will continue this initiative in the future, further expanding the circle of sympathy for the SDGs and creating a movement. We would appreciate your continued support.