Sustainability
Sustainability at Motegi
Contribution to SDGs at Mobility Resort Motegi
Mobility Resort Motegi aims to contribute to the growth of companies and the creation of a sustainable future.
We will also contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through our business activities in four themes: "environment, society, local community, and human resources."
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Mobility Resort Motegi
Initiatives at MOTEGI
Environment
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Biodiversity
At Hello Woods in Mobility Resort Motegi, we maintain the forest and ensure that visitors have easy-to-walk paths by removing fallen trees and other potential hazards.
As a result of our continued efforts in forest maintenance, approximately 5,800 species of living creatures, including rare species, have been confirmed within the Mobility Resort Motegi grounds. We also participate in the Ministry of the Environment's "Monitoring Site 1000-ri Survey" to investigate the changes in living creatures inhabiting the satoyama (mountain village) area, and strive to create a forest that is always conscious of biodiversity. -
30by30 Nature Coexistence Site
Received certification as a "Nature Coexistence Site" designated by the Ministry of the Environment in 2023.
Mobility Resort Motegi has been conducting environmentally friendly business activities with the theme of coexistence between people, nature, and mobility since its opening. -
Mituri-kan's Fertilization
Organic waste from the dining establishments such as "Restaurant in the Woods MARCHERANT" and "Cafe Restaurant Oak" within Mobility Resort Motegi is used as raw material for compost at the organic waste recycling facility "Midori-kan" in Motegi Town.
Society
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Experience Opportunity Venue
Certified by Tochigi Prefecture in 2021. We conduct nature activities and social experience activities through programs aimed at observing the ecology of plants and animals, and promoting interest and awareness in environmental conservation in a well-managed and maintained Satoyama.
Area
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Local Ingredients
The restaurant "MARCHERANT Marcherant" located inside Mobility Resort Motegi hotel incorporates locally grown seasonal vegetables and brand ingredients that Tochigi prefecture is proud of.
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Regional Collaboration
Mobility Resort Motegi strives to revitalize the local economy through collaboration with the community. By experiencing the unique charm and culture of the surrounding area, we aim to promote the revitalization of the region and preserve its culture.
Personnel
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Diversity
We aim to create an environment where each individual can work with vitality and pride, respecting each other's diverse personalities based on Honda Group's fundamental principle of "Respect for the Individual".
Trial World Championship
TrialGP of Japan × Sustainable
Trial bikes race through the lush forest,
and at the Trial World Championship, where people, nature, and mobility come together,
we conduct event management that is sustainable and mindful of environmental impact.
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Conservation Initiatives - Initiatives
for Sustainable Events - Contributing to Society
through the "KISS Program"
Environmental Conservation Initiatives
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Implementation of Environmentally Friendly Event Management
We select routes that minimize the impact on the habitats of plants and animals, and after the event, we strive to restore the green areas to their original condition.
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Section using thinned wood
In some sections, thinned wood is used for wooden stakes indicating obstacles and routes. Some of this thinned wood is sourced from the Hello Woods forest.
Initiatives Toward Sustainable Events
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Utilization of Green Power and
Electrification InitiativesWe utilize green power for the electricity used in sections, paddocks, and other areas. Additionally, some of the event operation vehicles are electric or hybrid. The participation of electric trial bikes is increasing year by year, and together with the use of carbon-neutral fuels, CO2 reduction in the competition is also progressing.
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Improving Recycling Rates and
Initiatives for Resource CirculationThe food and beverage containers provided at the venue use recycled and biomass materials, and by thoroughly separating waste, we aim to reduce garbage. We collaborate with the organic waste recycling facility "Midorikan" in Motegi Town to promote resource circulation through composting of food waste.
Contribution to society through the FIM KISS Program
The "KISS Program" is a program promoted by FIM (Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme) aimed at environmental protection and sustainability.
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Tree Planting Activities by Trial Riders
At Hello Woods, themed as a forest of biodiversity, Riders participating in the event have been planting saplings within the sections since 2024. This initiative, supported by FIM Environmental Ambassador Takahisa Fujinami, expresses the commitment through the competition to "cherish greenery and create a sustainable future."
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Concurrent TrialGP Women Class
One of the attractions of the Trial World Championship is that it introduced the women's class early on, making it a genderless sport. The concurrent TrialGP Women class at the TrialGP of Japan was first held in 2018, and every year, more than a dozen female Riders actively participate.
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Collaboration with Local Communities
Before the start and before the awards ceremony, performances will be presented by groups active in the local Tochigi and Ibaraki prefectures.
5/17(Sat)
Marching Band "BLUESTONE" based in Mito City
May 18 (Sun)
Wadaiko drum performance group "Waon" based in local Motegi Town
