Japan for Sustainability (JFS) is a non-profit communication platform to disseminate environmental information from Japan to the world, with the aim of helping both move onto a sustainable path.

See what's new on our web site: http://www.japanfs.org/
E-mail: info@japanfs.org

In the October 2006 issue of the JFS Newsletter:

- The Recycling of End-of-Life Vehicles in Japan

- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.52 Protecting Nature through Business - Patagonia Japan

- Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No. 53 Facing Daily Anxieties and Difficulties - Unicharm Corp.

[Announcement]

* ENGLISH GUIDED TOURS of selected exhibitors (Eco-Products 2006) Dec 15 (Fri.) - 16 (Sat.) / Fee: Free / Place: Tokyo Big Sight - Tokyo, Japan

At this exhibition, Japan for Sustainability (JFS) will hold an English guided tour of selected exhibitors specially designed for foreigners who need a language assistance, to show the new trend in Japanese environmental activities. The tour will guide you through the exhibition and assist first-hand discussions with industry experts.

Please register from this webpage.
http://www.japanfs.org/en/jfs/event/eco-pro2006/
For other inquiry, please send your email to ep-tour@japanfs.org, with a title "Registration for JFS English guided tour".
Application deadline is December 9th.

[JFS Web Site Additions of the Month]

- We updated JFS Newsletter No.49, featuring:(2006/10/11)

Yokohama City - Pioneer in Public Involvement

Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.50 Efforts to Achieve Sustainable Banana Production (Chiquita Unifrutti Japan, Ltd.)

Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.51 Supporting 'Transport' for the Environment and the Future (Isuzu Motors)

http://www.japanfs.org/en/newsletter/200610.html

- We present this month a new cartoon, "Virtually extinct culture" on the High Moon Gallery. (2006/10/11)
http://www.japanfs.org/en/cartoon/index.html

- We updated Corporations at Work No.50 and 51, featuring:(2006/10/15)

Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.50 Efforts to Achieve Sustainable Banana Production (Chiquita Unifrutti Japan, Ltd.)

Toward a Sustainable Japan--Corporations at Work Article Series No.51 Supporting 'Transport' for the Environment and the Future (Isuzu Motors)

http://www.japanfs.org/en/business/corporations.html

- Updated Contents in Supporters' Page

TOSHIBA Co., Ltd. [Manufacturing](2006/10/26)

- Updated Contents in Kids' "Create your future" website
(3 - 10 Oct. 2006)

ALL LIVING THINGS ARE OUR FRIENDS
-All Living Things Are Related in an Ecosystem (2006/10/6)
http://www.kidsforfuture.net/ourfuture/000041.html

THE EARTH AS A GREENHOUSE
-How to Reduce CO2 in the Air (2006/10/6)
http://www.kidsforfuture.net/ourfuture/000042.html

WE LOVE FOOD
-Why Doesn't World Grain Production Increase? (2006/10/6)
http://www.kidsforfuture.net/ourfuture/000043.html

We hope you enjoyed this issue of the JFS Newsletter.

We will be delivering more information every month from Japan on activities and developments in the field of the environment. Please visit our website for the latest news!
http://www.japanfs.org/index.html
And please send your comments or requests to us at info@japanfs.org.

We will be back next month with more news.

Junko Edahiro
Hiroyuki Tada

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