[ORIX Hotel Management Co., Ltd.] [Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo/West Wing] Bringing “compassion that makes you want to pick it up” into the form of a trip. Created by Atsushi Yoshida’s seminar in the Department of International Economics, Faculty of Economics, Toyo University. Fair trade 2-way eco-bag included plan on sale starting today ORIX Hotel Management Co., Ltd. Press release: May 12, 2025 [Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo/West Wing] Bringing “compassion that makes you want to take it” in the form of a trip. Created by Atsushi Yoshida’s seminar at the Department of International Economics, Faculty of Economics, Toyo University. Fair trade 2-way eco bag included plan on sale starting today. Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo and Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo West Wing (common to both hotels, location: Ota-ku, Tokyo, general manager: Kaiko Sayama) are pleased to announce that they will be selling accommodation plans with fair trade products devised by Atsushi Yoshida seminar student at Toyo University’s Faculty of Economics as part of the industry-academia collaboration project “Stepping Stone.” The accommodation period is from Thursday, May 15, 2025 to Wednesday, December 31, 2025, and reservations will begin today on the hotel’s official website.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-f06383ce71a49f9ccad035797be03ea6-1920×1280.jpg 2-way eco bag image (left: front / right: back)
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-6e90f943c7717d1ebf91db8535296dec-840×523.jpg Guest room (Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo) At our hotel, we continually create opportunities for people to experience fair trade products in guest rooms, restaurants, marche events, etc., as well as activities that increase awareness and promote the use of fair trade. This project is an accommodation plan created by participating in the industry-academia collaboration project “Stepping Stone” sponsored by Subastra Japan Co., Ltd. Those who apply for this plan will receive a 2-way eco bag made from International Fair Trade certified cotton, which was devised by Atsushi Yoshida, a seminar student at Toyo University’s Faculty of Economics, with the concept of “Products that catch your eye. A step forward from Haneda.” In addition to increasing awareness of fair trade by allowing visitors to experience products from Suvastra India, an Indian fair trade certified factory, the items also incorporate the unique design of an airport hotel located in Anamori Inari and convey the charm of the region. ■Accommodation plan overview As part of the industry-academia collaboration project “Stepping Stone,” we will be selling an accommodation plan that comes with a 2-way eco bag made from internationally fair trade certified cotton, devised by Atsushi Yoshida seminar student at Toyo
University’s Faculty of Economics. Plan name [Devised by Atsushi Yoshida Seminar, Faculty of Economics, Toyo University] Accommodation plan with 2-way eco bag made of fair trade certified cotton Start reservation From Monday, May 12, 2025 Accommodation period May 15, 2025 (Thursday) – December 31, 2025 (Wednesday) Fees 14,000 yen per adult (tax and service charge included, accommodation tax not included) ~ Contents Comes with a 2-way eco bag devised by Atsushi Yoshida’s seminar, Faculty of Economics, Toyo University (one per person) How to make a reservation Reservation from official website *This offer will end as soon as stock runs out. ■2Way Eco Bag Commitment 1. Purpose of use/size This is a 2-way eco bag that can be used not only as a sub-bag when you carry more luggage while traveling, but also in everyday life. It can be stored compactly when carrying, and can also be used as a small eco bag when you don’t have much luggage. Size: 15cm when stored, 65cm long x 26cm wide when unfolded
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-b88a1f994d01f32327404379168b87aa-1920×1280.jpg 2-way eco bag image (left: front / right: back) 2. Design In addition to the main concept of “Products that catch your eye. A step forward from Haneda,” we designed our products with the keywords “Three Entrances” and “Bridge” in mind. We consider these three elements to be an “entrance” and have adopted a design reminiscent of a torii gate: “From the world to Japan” due to our location at Haneda Airport, “fair trade” when you pick up our products, and the “torii gate” which is the entrance to the local symbol “Anamori Inari”. Furthermore, we aimed to create a product that could serve as a “bridge” connecting “people to people,” “people and fair trade,” and “India and Japan.” We put these thoughts into each of our products.
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-f8ae39bafa2f7473f555c8444c5ccc12-1920×1280.jpg Image [From Toyo University Faculty of Economics, Atsushi Yoshida seminar student] Our first priority was to make the product something that people would want to pick up. Eye-catching design, practical functionality, and quality in everyday life. In addition to pursuing such “attractiveness as a product,” we gently incorporate the value of fair trade into our products. Even people who are not interested in fair trade will naturally find something that will reach them. First of all, have them use it, and then have them realize that it was actually a fair trade. We hope that such a “serendipitous encounter” will spark new interest and action in those who pick up this book. From the location of Haneda, this product “will be the first step towards fair trade for as many people as possible.” With this in mind, we developed this product. We will utilize this practical learning in our future seminar research, and aim to engage in activities that can contribute to society from a broader perspective, while valuing connections not only with Japan but with the world. Project Leader Miwa Shimura, 4th year, Department of International Economics, Faculty of Economics, Toyo University At our museum, we have been engaged in activities to spread awareness of fair trade, such as planning and selling accommodation plans where you can experience and taste internationally certified fair trade products, and holding fairs and events at our restaurants. We will continue to contribute to the realization of a sustainable society and communicate the charm of the region. About the “International Fair Trade Certification Label” It was created with the aim of spreading the word about fair trade by setting clear standards for fair trade, attaching labels to products that comply with these standards, and communicating the information in an easy-to-understand manner. This certification certifies that the international fair trade standards set by the International Fair Trade Labeling Organization are complied with in each process, from the production of raw materials through the import/export and
manufacturing processes to the final product as a “Fair Trade Certified Product.” “Fairtrade Japan” official website
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industry-academia collaboration project “Stepping Stone” An
industry-academia collaboration project started in 2021 with the aim of increasing awareness of fair trade and promoting the expansion of the fair trade market from both an academic and business perspective, in collaboration with multiple university seminars and Subastra Japan Co., Ltd. With the cooperation of Suvastra India, a Fair Trade certified factory in India, and Fair Trade Label Japan, a certified NPO, university students will work in teams to develop products, from concept creation to design that connect each of the SDGs goals and Fair Trade. “Stepping Stone” official Instagram
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-7a88a2c6b84c040667002245a6b58042-840×523.jpg Stepping Stone About “Subastra Japan Co., Ltd.” Subastra Japan Co., Ltd. is a company that plans, produces, and sells fair trade products, mainly apparel products and miscellaneous goods. Through close collaboration with Suvastra India, the company’s partner company in India, we mainly handle products made from fair trade certified cotton from India. “Suvastra Japan Co., Ltd.” official website
https://prcdn.freetls.fastly.net/release_image/101028/394/101028-394-2ec11c805f7fc4b0af5c233c030a58b6-840×523.jpg Subastra Japan Co., Ltd. About sustainability initiatives At all 21 facilities operated and supported by ORIX Hotel Management, including the 14 inns and hotels of ORIX HOTELS & We will continue to practice sustainable facility management that continues to create new enrichment together with the local community, while valuing
hospitality that is tailored to each and every customer.
https://www.orixhotelsandresorts.com/sustainability/ About Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo, operated by Orix Hotel Management Co., Ltd., has 11 floors above ground and 308 guest rooms.It is located in a convenient location, about 10 minutes by car or free shuttle bus from Haneda Airport, and 3 minutes on foot from Anamori Inari Station on the Keikyu Airport Line. All guest rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, and are not only designed to make you feel relaxed, but also have plenty of business support. The restaurant “Cafe & Dining HARUHORO” has sofa seats, private rooms, and open terrace seats to meet a variety of needs from early morning until late at night. Official website: https://haneda.jalcity.co.jp/ About Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo West Wing Hotel JAL City Haneda Tokyo West Wing, operated by Orix Hotel Management Co., Ltd., is a 4-minute walk from the nearest Keikyu Line Anamori Inari Station. We have a total of 103 rooms to meet the diverse needs of families, couples, and friends. There is also a lounge with a drink bar, which is convenient for early morning or late night departures and arrivals, so you can enjoy time talking about your travel plans and memories. Official website: https://www.haneda-hotel.com/
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