In February 2024, the head office was relocated to a building that received Four stars in DBJ Green Building certification (as of December 2023).

In our stores, except for a few, we encourage store members to leave within 30 minutes after closing time to save energy. Additionally, we promote the use of LED lighting and make efforts to conserve energy by limiting the use of indirect lighting that does not have a direct impact on store operations. In addition, we have been installing solar power generation systems in some of our stores since FY2023.

The Hatoyama Distribution Center has 1,400 kW solar panels on the roof. These solar panels can generate electricity equivalent to the annual power consumption of around 228 general households. We expect to reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions by around 494 tons, an effect equivalent to creating around 72 ha of a broadleaf forest.

Our measures to ensure the safety of our employees in the event of natural disasters includes the introduction of a system (smartphone application) that enables employees to quickly report their safety conditions, and in order to improve effectiveness, we are regularly conducting safety confirmation drills and lectures on initial responses to disasters.

The headquarters office stockpiles of food on a rolling stock basis, and stores are equipped with flashlights and other emergency supplies.

In addition, based on the concept of "incorporating preparedness into everyday life" not only for employees but also for the community as a whole, we are working to raise awareness of disaster prevention together with local residents by developing products and holding events under the theme of "always ready for emergency."

Ryohin Keikaku has been a member of CDP Supply Chain Program since FY2023 in order to reduce GHG emissions in our supply chain. We request information on climate change from our major production partners, provide feedback based on our own assessment of the survey results. We will continue to engage with our production partners to monitor and reduce GHG emissions throughout our supply chain.

Stakeholder engagement

Targets：Reduce absolute global Scope 1&2 GHG emissions 50% by FY2030 from FY2021 baseline.

※Scope 1 and 2 coverage：Ryohin Keikaku Group directly managed stores (MUJI, Café&Meal MUJI, Café MUJI, IDÉE), offices, logistics centers, MUJI campsites and other facilities.
※Energy consumption：In case data is not provided from the property management company, etc., estimates are made based on energy consumption per unit area.
※Scope 1 emission factors：The calculation methods and emission factors under the Ministry of the Environment, Government of Japan's accounting and reporting system is used for both Japan and other countries.
※Scope 2 market-based：In case the information of the power supplier is not provided from the property management company, etc., location-based emission factors are used.
※Scope 2 location-based：Adjusted emission factors under the GHG emissions reporting system are used for Japan, and the latest annual version of the IEA Emission Factors are used for other countries.

For more information on GHG emissions by segment and details on calculations, please refer to the ESG databook.

ESG Databook（Excel）

Ryohin Keikaku undergoes third-party verification by the Japan Management Association GHG Certification Center for the appropriateness of its greenhouse gas calculation method and scope of calculation to ensure the reliability of disclosed data.

Scope of verification :
・GHG emissions (Scope 1 and 2) for FY2023 at Ryohin Keikaku Group.
・GHG emissions from products and services purchased by Ryohin Keikaku Group in FY2023. (Scope 3 Category 1)

Verification Report[PDF:1.81MB]