GYRE SUSTAINABILITY ACTIONS 15

One by one, ideals become reality.GYRE’s actions for the future

One by one, ideals become reality.GYRE’s actions for the future

Imagining the future, we make choices about our consumption and our actions. This is something that GYRE has consistently communicated and practiced.

At GYRE.FOOD, located on the fourth floor, vegetables grown on the terrace are served at the shops and restaurants, and the food waste that remains is converted into compost and returned to the soil.

We are also working to reduce plastic waste with the cooperation of all our tenants.

We believe that sharing music, culture, art, and other experiences, and creating a place where children can enjoy learning, feeds a “cycle” that connects to the future.

In fiscal 2021, we succeeded in replacing all of the electricity used in the entire facility with renewable energy, and we have achieved virtually zero CO2 emissions thanks to carbon offsets.

We are doing this in order to realize our ideals for the environment and society. Going forward, GYRE will continue to take a number of specific actions.

GYRE SUSTAINABILITY ACTIONS 15

  1. No.01

    Use 100% renewable energy.

    In 2021 we realized our goal of covering all of our power consumption with renewable energy.

  2. No.02

    Reduce plastic waste.

    We stopped providing plastic drip bags for umbrellas and we are using biomass-blend garbage bags in common areas.

  3. No.03

    Strive to eliminate plastic throughout the building.

    We aim to refrain from using plastic materials, even in items such as shopping bags and straws.

  4. No.04

    Remove plastic from vending machines.

    Vending machines in the building have stopped dispensing drinks in PET plastic bottles and we are working to make them entirely plastic-free.

  5. No.05

    Raise vegetables on the terrace.

    The “eatrip soil” terrace is used as a vegetable garden, and vegetables grown there are served at the restaurant.

  6. No.06

    Compost food waste.

    A composter has been placed on the terrace. Food waste is composted and used to make soil for the vegetable garden.

  7. No.07

    Reduce food loss.

    On the GYRE.FOOD floor, sharing one kitchen helps to reduce food loss.

  8. No.08

    Make honey on the roof.

    In an effort to encourage the cycle of nature's blessings, we started an urban beekeeping operation on a corner of the rooftop.

  9. No.09

    Enjoy Music × Food live experiences.

    Live performances at “eatrip soil” showcase the harmony between delicious food and music resonating in our hearts and minds.

  10. No.10

    Sense the future through art.

    Two major themes at GYRE GALLERY are “cycles” and “the environment.” There are clues to the future here.

  11. No.11

    Learn from experts.

    We invite experts such as farmers, herbalists, and doctors specializing in mental health to participate in events where we can exchange ideas.

  12. No.12

    Discover the joy of painting.

    We offer painting classes led by professional artists. There are classes for both children and adults.

  13. No.13

    Offer cooking classes for children.

    Chef Shida Ryoma invites the children into the kitchen and teaches them about some of the dishes.

  14. No.14

    Bring fresh fish from Toyosu.

    We regularly hold fresh fish markets in cooperation with wholesalers from the famous Tsukiji Market.

  15. No.15

    Donate food supplies.

    We donate emergency food and water supplies that are nearing expiration date to food banks.

GYRE SUSTAINABILITY ACTIONS 15

GYRE SUSTAINABILITY ACTIONS 15

One by one, ideals become reality.GYRE’s actions for the future

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  1. No.01

    Use 100% renewable energy.

    In 2021 we realized our goal of covering all of our power consumption with renewable energy.

  2. No.02

    Reduce plastic waste.

    We stopped providing plastic drip bags for umbrellas and we are using biomass-blend garbage bags in common areas.

  3. No.03

    Strive to eliminate plastic throughout the building.

    We aim to refrain from using plastic materials, even in items such as shopping bags and straws.

  4. No.04

    Remove plastic from vending machines.

    Vending machines in the building have stopped dispensing drinks in PET plastic bottles and we are working to make them entirely plastic-free.

  5. No.05

    Raise vegetables on the terrace.

    The “eatrip soil” terrace is used as a vegetable garden, and vegetables grown there are served at the restaurant.

  6. No.06

    Compost food waste.

    A composter has been placed on the terrace. Food waste is composted and used to make soil for the vegetable garden.

  7. No.07

    Reduce food loss.

    On the GYRE.FOOD floor, sharing one kitchen helps to reduce food loss.

  8. No.08

    Make honey on the roof.

    In an effort to encourage the cycle of nature's blessings, we started an urban beekeeping operation on a corner of the rooftop.

  9. No.09

    Enjoy Music × Food live experiences.

    Live performances at “eatrip soil” showcase the harmony between delicious food and music resonating in our hearts and minds.

  10. No.10

    Sense the future through art.

    Two major themes at GYRE GALLERY are “cycles” and “the environment.” There are clues to the future here.

  11. No.11

    Learn from experts.

    We invite experts such as farmers, herbalists, and doctors specializing in mental health to participate in events where we can exchange ideas.

  12. No.12

    Discover the joy of painting.

    We offer painting classes led by professional artists. There are classes for both children and adults.

  13. No.13

    Offer cooking classes for children.

    Chef Shida Ryoma invites the children into the kitchen and teaches them about some of the dishes.

  14. No.14

    Bring fresh fish from Toyosu.

    We regularly hold fresh fish markets in cooperation with wholesalers from the famous Tsukiji Market.

  15. No.15

    Donate food supplies.

    We donate emergency food and water supplies that are nearing expiration date to food banks.