The Coca-Cola Red Sparks Hockey Club is a member of the Hockey Japan League, and based in the city of Hiroshima.
In 2022, the team won the Prince Takamado Trophy 2022 Hokey Japan League and was runner-up at the National Sports Festival, Corporate Women's Hockey Championship Tournament, and the 83rd Women's All Japan Hockey Championship.

In recognition of these achievements, the team received the Hiroshima Sports Association Sports Award.
Aiming to become a team loved by the local community, we contribute to creating a vibrant community through hockey.

• - Sports Clinic/Hockey Class: Held 14 times, attended by 550 people (2022)
• - Participation in cleaning activities: Hiroshima Flower Festival/Zero Waste Clean Walk Hiroshima
• - Participation in community activities: Otake de Sports Festa, Shirakobato Water Park Autumn Festival, Traffic Safety Campaign by Asakita Police Station, Special Fraud Prevention Campaign by Asaminami Police Station, etc.

The CCBJH Group has appointed Shotaro Tsuoka as Company Ambassador. Tsuoka aspires to join the 7-man rugby team that will represent Japan in the 2024 Paris Olympics. As a result of CCBJH’s support, Tsuoka, a major member of the team, will be able to concentrate on competitions.

Plant tours are a method of direct communication with stakeholders, especially consumers and business partners. We offer tours of the Zao Plant (Miyagi Prefecture), Tama Plant (Tokyo), Tokai Plant (Aichi Prefecture), Kyoto Plant (Kyoto Prefecture), Hiroshima Plant (Hiroshima Prefecture) and Ebino Plant (Miyazaki Prefecture). Aiming for a partner trusted by everyone, we are using our plant tours to communicate The Coca-Cola Company’s production processes and food safety initiatives so that consumers can feel confident in choosing The Coca-Cola Company’s products.

Zao Plant (Miyagi Prefecture)

Tama Plant (Tokyo)

Tokai Plant (Aichi Prefecture)

Kyoto Plant (Kyoto Prefecture)

Hiroshima Plant (Hiroshima Prefecture)

Ebino Plant (Miyazaki Prefecture)

Online plant tours were launched in June 2021 to cover live tours suspended to prevent the spread of COVID-19. These tours are available remotely from anywhere, whether at home, school, or otherwise. Online tours were enjoyed by approximately 5,000 customers in 2022. Since we reopened in-person plant tours, online tours are temporarily being suspended. We plan to have special online programs during summer vacations.

Guides in the plants explain to participants remotely

Our plants that have plant tours organize the "Summer School" targeting local children and their guardians.This program has special contents that covers not only various initiatives such as quality control in The Coca-Cola Company’s production processes and water resource conservation activities, but also "IN IKU", "hydration", and "initiatives for Ｗorld Without Waste" in addition to the normal plant tour.
In 2022, the program was held online and provided a learning experience for approximately 1,000 customers over four days.

In December 2022, the Ebino Plant in Miyazaki Prefecture reopened for tours ahead of the six other plants in the area, bringing a liveliness back to the plants for the first time in two years and nine months. For the time being, tours will be gradually resumed, though on a limited scale and with infection control measures in place to create opportunities for face-to-face communication with customers.

Supported by Kyoto University of Foreign Studies, Kyoto Plant offers “Let’s Enjoy Learning about the Environment in Other Languages,” in which participants enjoy studying about the environment, interspersed with foreign languages.
Families selected from open entry experience programs developed by the students based on the theme of a foreign language and the environment, incorporating “plays” and “experiments,” as they learn about environmental issues while familiarizing themselves with a foreign language.

CCBJH was invited to give the keynote lecture at a workshop held at Tokyo’s Toyosu Market under the theme of “Trends in the Recycling of Plastic Resources and Measures Against Marine Waste: What We Can Do at Toyosu Market.” The title of the keynote lecture was “How the Coca-Cola System Addresses SDGs.” In the keynote lecture, it is described the priority issues in the Coca-Cola System Sustainability Framework, including the bottle-to-bottle initiative, and engaged in lively discussions with people involved with the market.

Employees held a special online seminar about recycling PET bottles for students at Anjo Nishi Junior High School in the city of Anjo, Aichi Prefecture. Held at the request of Anjo’s municipal government, the seminar, aimed at third-year students, emphasized learning about two SDG themes “Goal 12 “Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns” and Goal 14 “Life below water.” The presenters provided easily understood explanations through a series of quizzes.

Employees of the vending Shiga SC were invited to Aketomi Junior High School in Moriyama, Shiga Prefecture to give first-year students a class on the environmental efforts of the city of Moriyama and our company and on PET bottle recycling. The presenters received many messages from the students, who routinely learn about SDGs and climate change. These messages included statements such as “I didn’t know that my own actions are linked to worldwide movements” and “I want to support 100% recycling, too.”

Employees went to Higashi Fukuoka Jikyokan Junior High School, part of the private school Higashi Fukuoka Gakuen in the city of Fukuoka, Fukuoka Prefecture, to conduct an exploratory lesson for second-year students, “What We Can Do to Achieve SDGs: Learning from the Example of Coca-Cola.” In August 2020, Higashi Fukuoka Gakuen and our company issued their “Joint Statement on Efforts To Meet SDGs,” stating their future intentions of building a better world through common efforts at sustainability.

In addition to communicating correct hydration, we hold IN IKU seminars to introduce various types of soft drinks and explain how to choose the right drink for each occasion and physical condition. In this seminar, we cover the characteristics and differences between FOSHU and Foods with Function Claims, which are often confused with each other, and explain how to read ingredients, nutrition, calories, and expiration date and other information on labels that are useful when selecting products.

CCBJI will work closely with local governments as a partner in the region, as well as invigorate local communities, promote education, and support human resource development. We have concluded comprehensive agreements in many regions to promote efforts to improve civilians’ lives in a wide variety of fields, including crime prevention, disaster prevention, health, and sports.

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