Daiwa House Group Life Creation

Livness Town Project
Kamigo Neopolis

The Livness Town Project is a participatory community development endeavor that builds town value that will continue to shine into the future by working with its residents for close-knit town living.

THE TOKYO TOILET Project

In this project, young employees of the company, together with 16 creators who are active around the world, transform public toilets in 17 locations in Shibuya Ward, Tokyo. This is an epic project realized with the cooperation of so many partners, including the Nippon Foundation, Shibuya Ward, creators, and property owners, as well as our experience in other schemes.

Cultivating miniature moth orchids
Cocolan

At the Cocolan House, located in Midorigaoka Neopolis in Miki City, Hyogo Prefecture, we cultivate miniature moth orchids, or Cocolan, using our proprietary techniques. As symbolic flowers that add joy to special occasions, a diverse group of people living in the city carefully nurtures them one by one, and then they are delivered nationwide with the wishes of the recipient.

Pokemon Rooms: Special places for having fun

As the hotel for everyone, the Pokemon Rooms* at the MIMARU will add to the delight of family and friends.
A giant Snorlax doll (Kabigon)awaits you in these rooms filled with a sense of fun that no Pokemon fan could resist, with table and wall coverings that feature a Monster Ball motif. As such, the rooms embody the MIMARU feeling, being a special place where you will spend precious time away from your daily routine.

• * Available at seven MIMARU hotels in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka
• * The décor of the Pokemon Rooms in guest accommodation has undergone some changes, with the red Monster-Ball-themed bed covers replaced by towel blankets that also have a Monster Ball design.

Pokemon Room

Livness Town Project
The Sakura Project in Matsugaoka,
Kaga City

In 2010 we launched the Sakura Project as part of our activities to coexist with the local community to pass on the “splendor of harmony” to the children who will be responsible for the future. The project’s intent is to pass on the experience of using all five senses through Japanese musical instrument performances and cherry tree planting, as well as that of being a cherry tree guardian to preserve these trees for the next generation, while viewing these sights under an azure-blue sky. This is what the Livness Town Project can do to make the town you live in more appealing and a place you will want to continue to live in.

The products of human resource diversity
Special-purpose subsidiary Daiwa House Bloom

Daiwa House Bloom was established in April 2021 as a special-purpose subsidiary of Daiwa House, while the cultivation facility Cocolan House came to be in order to provide a place for both the disabled and the elderly to shine together with the community through the cultivation of miniature moth orchids.
This is a place where diverse ideas from teenagers, people in their 70s, and all those in between, come together to discover a better way of working and where the feelings of the orchid growers are conveyed to the public. Cocolan orchids bring smiles to the faces of both the giver and the receiver, and every day, this is where each one of the diverse growers sends them off with a smile.

The ASONOHARA Grassland Cultivation Project

The value of reforestation is clearly seen now that we have – for over 40 years nationwide – offered our customers a lifestyle in forest residential areas that coexist with nature.
In the city of Aso, in Kumamoto Prefecture, many customers have been enthralled by the magnificent natural beauty of the area, and the community we have created there enables residents to live in harmony with the environment.
The ASONOHARA project realizes biodiversity by allowing completely untouched nature and semi-artificial green landscape to exist side-by-side.
This grassland cultivation project has been launched to protect this beautiful landscape and pass it on to future generations.

The Daiwa Lease park business

Daiwa Lease improves and manages parks using private-sector funding and know-how to address the issues that parks and other green spaces face, such as aging facilities, the need to respond to changes in fiscal policy, and the cost of maintenance. We contribute to urban development and regional revitalization through the integration of various business domains and diverse collaborations.

REBRAND - Daiwa Roynet Hotels embarks on rebranding project -

Seeking a new type of hotel. There are as many types of travel as there are customers. At Daiwa Roynet Hotels, we offer a variety of hotel stays, and are developing services that meet customers' preferences and needs. From luxurious and quiet-toned rooms to those with innovative designs, the pleasure of choosing a hotel is where your trip starts. Daiwa Roynet Hotels has embarked on a quest to realize true diversity.

Daiwa Roynet Hotels

Inspiration Project “Daiwa House Life Support’s Crystallization of Thoughts”

The staff members who attend to the daily lives of residents have thought out “what is it we can do?” and are focusing their efforts on an “inspiration project,” doing their utmost to help people bring to reality what they have left undone or given up on in their lives. The sense of fulfillment and accomplishment derived from dreams and goals is the “joy of living,” and that contributes color to the final chapter of life.

Swimming class support business, “Sports Club NAS”

Swimming classes at elementary and junior high schools face a myriad of issues, from aging facilities to maintenance and management, as well as the burden placed on instructors.
Now, Sports Club NAS offers new hope by preparing a variety of options for school swimming classes.
What we do is implement support for classes in line with the requirements set by respective local authorities. At indoor pool facilities unaffected by weather conditions, staff members with a wealth of experience provide guidance to support children’s swimming lessons. This is a business we hope to expand nationwide.

Neopolis Summit 2024, “Toward a Neopolis redevelopment”

We held the Neopolis Summit to share information on the issues facing communities, such as vacant houses in line with an aging population and the fraying of local ties, as well as to provide a forum for dialogue to bring communities closer to the image of places that people believe are good to live in, and this has built momentum for “redevelopment” activities. To reside in a place is to live there, and this is a prelude to the redevelopment of communities where people can share the joy of life.