Announced details
Approximately 4,300 tonnes of waste reduced at locations nationwide in 2025
Approximately 638 tonnes of waste reduced in Kawasaki City in 2025
Approximately ¥67 million in waste-processing cost savings in Kawasaki City
94% reuse rate in Kawasaki City
The number of reuse partnership agreements with local governments surpassed 300 nationwide
Approximately 1.4 million items reused nationwide in 2025
176,874 items transferred in Kawasaki City in 2025
1,468 items transferred in Sakai City from January 2023 through the end of January 2026
Partnership agreements with local governments concerning reuse. The parties collaborate on reusing items collected by local governments, operating reuse centers and conducting awareness-raising activities for residents.
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture. The locations, representatives, capital and year of establishment of other local governments are not disclosed.
Jimoty Spot Kawasaki Sugo store (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture)
The impact on business performance is not disclosed. The disclosure reports the effects of waste reduction and waste-processing cost savings.
The company does not address Contract Value / Offering price.
Ministry of the Environment, “Survey of the Actual State of General Waste Treatment: FY2023 Survey Results”
Ministry of the Environment, “Summary of the Report on the FY2024 Survey of Measures to Promote Circular Fashion”
Ministry of the Environment, “Results of the FY2024 Survey on the Status of General Waste Treatment Operations”
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Names of Products / Services Covered | ジモティー, Jimoty Spot |
| Counterparty | Municipalities nationwide, Kawasaki, Kanagawa Prefecture, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture |
| Counterparty overview | Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture, and Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture. The locations, representatives, capital and year of establishment of other local governments are not disclosed. |
| Relationship with the Company | Partnership agreements with local governments concerning reuse. The parties collaborate on reusing items collected by local governments, operating reuse centers and conducting awareness-raising activities for residents. |
| Launch date | The Jimoty Spot Kawasaki Sugo store opened in April 2024 (actual). Reuse of items collected by Sakai City began in January 2023 (actual). |
| Applicable area | Reduction of bulky waste and textile waste collected by local governments, Local reuse, Environmental awareness |
| Location | Jimoty Spot Kawasaki Sugo store (Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture) |
| Location scale | Plans to expand to 329 Jimoty Spot locations by 2030 |
| Quantitative Effects | Approximately 4,300 tonnes of waste reduced at locations nationwide in 2025, Approximately 638 tonnes of waste reduced in Kawasaki City in 2025, Approximately ¥67 million in waste-processing cost savings in Kawasaki City, 94% reuse rate in Kawasaki City |
| Usage history | The number of reuse partnership agreements with local governments surpassed 300 nationwide, Approximately 1.4 million items reused nationwide in 2025, 176,874 items transferred in Kawasaki City in 2025, 1,468 items transferred in Sakai City from January 2023 through the end of January 2026 |
| Impact on Business Performance | The impact on business performance is not disclosed. The disclosure reports the effects of waste reduction and waste-processing cost savings. |
| Source | Ministry of the Environment, “Survey of the Actual State of General Waste Treatment: FY2023 Survey Results”, Ministry of the Environment, “Summary of the Report on the FY2024 Survey of Measures to Promote Circular Fashion”, Ministry of the Environment, “Results of the FY2024 Survey on the Status of General Waste Treatment Operations” |
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The reasons the company gives
The company's own explanation, not something inferred from the numbers.The company is working with local governments to divert still-usable unwanted items to reuse, reducing waste incineration and landfill disposal. It plans to accelerate public-private collaboration toward the Ministry of the Environment's 2030 target of 600 local governments working with reuse operators.