Contributing to Society

Forging ahead with goal 9 of the Sustainable Development Goals, “Build resilient infrastructure, promote sustainable industrialization and foster innovation” on a global scale, Fuji Group is providing its SMT equipment on loan free of charge through its group companies outside of Japan. This equipment will be used to support the training of talented individuals who will come to play an active role in the electronics industry by providing opportunities to learn about the manufacturing process for electronic devices.

We operate "teracoya THANK," our after school English program in Chiryu, where our headquarters are based, to nurture talented people who will take on the world. The school concept is to learn English through science. The school is intended to help children to develop their ability to think and find answers by themselves through science-based curricula, as well as the ability to communicate in English by being exposed to English during lessons. As of March 31, 2025, there were 190 students enrolled.

In April 2026, Fuji became the naming rights sponsor of the Nagoya City Science Museum (Naka Ward, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture), and "Fuji Nagoya Science Museum" is now used as the facility's official sponsored name. The Nagoya City Science Museum is one of Japan's leading comprehensive science museums, featuring the world's largest planetarium dome, which has an inner diameter of 35 meters and is certified by the Guinness World Records.

Sharing the science museum's mission of fostering interest and curiosity in science, Fuji is supporting the enhancement of the facility and its programs as a naming rights partner. Drawing on the expertise cultivated through our English based science after school program, "teracoyaTHANK", we are committed to creating an environment that nurtures children's interest and curiosity in science by leveraging both education and technology.

We offer internship and work experience programs for students. Through these events, we strive to convey the excellence of our robot technology and the appeal of working at our company.

Students visits to Fuji provide valuable learning opportunities for both students and our employees. By being exposed to their enthusiasm and curiosity, we too can gain new perspectives. We will continue to support the development of young talent while learning ourselves.

We will continue to contribute to local communities by participating in their festivals and providing support and donation to their cultural activities, aiming to be the "Fuji that is known and loved by everyone in the community" as members of the local community.

We invite stakeholders including organizations and investors to visit our showroom and factories. Visitors will be able to see our working environment first-hand, while learning the operation of products and the manufacturing processes. These visits are a good opportunity for us to deepen stakeholders' understanding of our business and strengthen our ties with local communities.

Located within THANK, a community facility operated by Fuji, thirty nine cafe takes its name from Chirifu, the thirty-ninth of the fifty-three stations along the historic Tokaido route between Tokyo and Kyoto. The cafe serves as a place where local residents can connect, interact, and build relationships within the community. We also hope it will become a community hub where people can gather, share information, and create new connections.

We regularly conduct cleanup activities in the vicinity of our locations. In fiscal 2025, a total of 119 employees participated in the cleanup activities held five times at the head office, Toyota Plant, and Okazaki Plant.

Since 1972, we have been regularly holding blood donation campaigns in cooperation with the Aichi Red Cross Blood Center. In fiscal 2025, a total of six blood drives were held at the head office, Toyota Plant, and Okazaki Plant, with a total of 306 employees donating blood.

As a company operating globally, the Fuji Group will strive to contribute to the recovery of the affected areas in the event of natural disasters or emergencies.