Social Contribution
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MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
VolunteerFoundations

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INDEX

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MFA and Traffic Safety

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P2▶3
P4▶5

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating ExerciseJapan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus Region

Georgia

Supporting Traffic Safety Programs for Young Drivers

United Kingdom

Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Registration as Shizen Kyosei Sites for 30 by 30 Alliance

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Social Media and Other Channels

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Mobile Toilet for a Harmonious SocietyWhite Road Campaign

ThailandContributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandToyota Traffic Safety Education ProgramVietnam

Supporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeToyota Traffic Safety Campaign

VietnamUsing Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities

United States

Providing World-class Traffic Safety Education

Australia

Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

Toyota Driver Communication

Harmonious Society and the Environment

P6▶14

Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

China

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World Series

Singapore

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project JapanScientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FES 

Japan

Toyota Future School

Japan

Able Art 

JapanDream Class in Toyota City	Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Toyota Kaikan Museum

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Human Asset DevelopmentP19▶24

Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

P34▶38

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceWien Premium Concerts Japan

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Creating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Net TAM

Japan

Focus Let's Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

TurkiyeToyota Technological Institute

Japan

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial HouseJapan

Eco-tours for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

United States

Supporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from PrisonUnited Kingdom

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

BrazilStrengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japan

China

Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in NeedSpain

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Belgium

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)
Harmony with Nature, Including Agricultural Development
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

STEAM-related Career Support Program

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Driving Possibilities

United States

FoundationsActive Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support Monozukuri China

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize ImpactUnited States

Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India

The Toyota Foundation

Collaboration with Government of India's Tuberculosis (TB) Eradication ProgramToyota TeachToyota Female Engineer Development Foundation

India

Lexus Creative Masters

South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

South Africa

Toyota Mobility Foundation

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

P25▶33

Supporting a Football Academy

Cambodia

Toyota Volunteer Center

Supporting Robocon

Cambodia

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety

P15▶18Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan

Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials for Children

Japan

Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Safety Talks and Toyota Children's Road Safety

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Safety School

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Donations for Charitable Projects Combined with the TPSGood Ideas Change Our WorldP39▶41
Japan and Overseas
Japan
Japan and Overseas
United Kingdom
PolandDevelopments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities P42▶441Fundamental ApproachSocial Contribution Activities
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Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

The world is facing increasingly severe environmental problems, frequent natural disasters, and other issues thatneed to be addressed on a global scale. Companies continue to be expected to play an active role as membersof the global community and society, such as by incorporating carbon neutrality into their management priorities.
Toyota's social contribution activities aim to establish a society in which everyone can live a rich and dynamic life.
To accomplish this, we take concrete actions from the perspective of "what we want to be like in the future," andfocus on the areas to be addressed: "harmonious society," "human asset development*," "community cocreation," to achieve the SDGs, and "Mobility for All," the goal Toyota aims to pursue. For the issues in each area,
we all have a sense of ownership and take action on a genchi genbutsu (onsite hands-on experience) basis. We
continue to work together with our partners who share the same aspirations for the future in addressing issues
that are difficult to solve solely by ourselves.
Toyota's mission is to produce happiness for all. We promote our corporate activities for the happiness of people
other than ourselves by taking each step toward the future through social contribution activities also based on
this mission.
In terms of the organization, the Corporate Citizenship Division, a specialized division for social contribution
activities, and other related divisions promote activities in cooperation with regional headquarters in the UnitedStates, Europe, Asia, and China, to facilitate the smooth functioning of various activities.
Approaches and issues of these efforts are reported and proposed to the Sustainability Subcommittee, which
serves as the executive function, and important issues are discussed at the Sustainability Meeting before being
supervised and decided by the Board of Directors.

Areas in which Toyota Will Focus on to Achieve the SDGs

Harmonious
Harmonious
Harmonious
Harmonious
societysocietysocietysociety
Creating a society where the diversityof both nature and humans is valued
and utilized

Human
asset
Human
Human
Human
asset
asset
asset
development
development
development
development
Nurturing the richness of being
human and the vitality to live for the
futureCommunity
Community
Community
Community
co-creation
co-creation
co-creation
co-creation
Supporting the community andcreating a better locality

Offer free and safe mobility for all people* Human asset development: Toyota perceives people as individuals, each diverse and possessing unique strengths, and we intend to nurture
those strengths.

Basic Principles and Policies of Social Contribution Activities (Established in 1995)
PurposeToyota Motor Corporation and its affiliated subsidiaries (collectively "Toyota")
are actively engaged in social contribution activities aimed at achieving aprosperous society and its sustainable development

StanceToyota will maximize the benefits of our social contribution activities by working
with partners; by using our resources effectively; and by concentrating on
initiatives that address real social needs, including the need for fostering
human resources

Employeeparticipation

Toyota will support independent social contribution activities that ouremployees undertake as members of the community

Information
disclosure

Toyota will disclose information about our social contribution activities, aiming
to promote the development and improvement of societies

Globalperspective

Toyota will adopt a global perspective on social contribution activities while
adapting our activities to needs and circumstances in each nation and region
where we operate

Initiatives Aligned with Global Society
Toyota is working on initiatives
that contribute to the sustainable
development of society and theworld in each region through its
business activities in cooperation
with global society.
At the foundation of these
initiatives are our corporate
principles including the Toyoda
Principles,andToyota's
approaches and values are inagreement with the aims of theUnitedNations
Sustainable
Development Goals (SDGs*).

*	The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) comprise 17 goals and 169 targets to be achieved by 2030 adopted at the United
Nations Sustainable Development Summit, in which the heads of state of more than 150 countries participated, in September
2015.

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Social Contribution Activities
Organizational Structure

Expenditure for Social Contribution Activities(FY2023)

Board of Directors

Fundamental Approach
Sustainability Meeting

Highlights

Environment
Traffic safety

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Society and culture

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Human asset development

Sustainability Subcommittee

MFA and Traffic Safety

Other

Social Contribution Activities[Cooperating divisions]◦Environment Affairs andEngineering Management Division
Education activities inthe environmental field◦General Administration Division
Regional external affairs[Related organizations][Corporate Citizenship Division]◦Social contribution programs (e.g. harmonious society, human asset development and community
co-creation)◦Promotion of employee volunteer activities (Toyota Volunteer Center)◦Support of activities by NPOs, NGOs, etc. (donations and sponsorship)[Regional Headquarters]
U.S.

Europewhich Started with Sakichi
Toyoda's Hope for People's Happiness*	
Toyota Motor Corporation and major subsidiaries (61companies)
Major subsidiaries' results have been converted to yen
based on the average exchange rate for FY2023[Related facilities]

JAMA-related affairs

Toyota's Social Contribution Activities◦Toyota Group companies◦Toyota dealers◦The Toyota Foundation◦Toyota Technological Institute◦Toyota Mobility Foundation◦Activities to promote understanding of automobile culture and Toyota corporate culture◦External & Public Affairs Group

Focus

Approx.
19.9 billion yen*

Toyota Motor North America and the Toyota USA Foundation expands access to opportunities
to create limitless possibilities for all, sharing resources and knowledge, focusing efforts on
education, community sustainability and inclusive mobility
Toyota Motor Europe and its affiliates implement shared value activities based on local needs
together with partners to create positive social impact, through initiatives focusing on employee
volunteering, promotion of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics)
programs for female students, education for vulnerable communities and disaster recovery

Asia

Toyota Daihatsu Engineering & Manufacturing collaborates with Toyota Motor Asia Pacific andaffiliates in various countries to coordinate social contribution activities that meet local needs

China

Toyota Motor (China) Investment promotes activities in China based on local needs and incollaboration with related affiliates

Toyota's social contribution activities trace their roots to Sakichi
Toyoda, the father of Toyota Motor Corporation's founder,
Kiichiro Toyoda. In 1925, Sakichi pledged one million yen (at thetime) to the Imperial Institute of Invention and Innovation to
encourage battery-related inventions to support inventions thatwould enrich people's lives. The invention of such batteries
proved to be extremely difficult, and none have yet been
completed. Nevertheless, the resulting progress in batteries forcars has had a tremendous impact on industries and people's[Environment]◦Forest of Toyota◦Toyota Shirakawa-Go
Eco-Institute◦Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest[Traffic safety]◦Toyota Safety Education Center“mobilitas”[Culture facilities]◦Toyota Automobile Museum◦Toyota Kaikan Museum◦Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House◦Toyota Kuragaike
Commemorative Hall
◦Toyota Commemorative Museumof Industry and Technology◦Fuji Motorsports Museum

lives. Even after Sakichi's death, this spirit was handed down toKiichiro and others who started the automotive industry inJapan, through the desire to contribute to the development andwelfare of the country and feelings of gratitude. This spirit waslater incorporated into the Toyoda Principles.

Sakichi Toyoda

Toyoda Principles

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Registration as Shizen Kyosei Sites for 30 by 30 Alliance

Highlights

Harmonious Society and theEnvironment

MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
VolunteerFoundations

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Participation in the 30 by 30 Alliance for Biodiversity and Registrationof Company-owned Forests, etc.,
as "Shizen Kyosei Site"*

Mobile Toilet for a Harmonious Society

Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama
Location

Toyota City, Okazaki City, Aichi
PrefectureArea385 haHarmonious Society and the Environment

Overview of the site Conducts forest thinning,
paddy field cultivation, andA view of the forest and paddy fields
grass mowing to maintain the
Satoyama environment adjacent to the R&D center.

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development

Biotope Tsutsumi

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

Location

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture

Foundations

0.74 haArea
Overview of the site 

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Establishes a biotope within the
production site to contribute to
the conservation of the local
native ecosystem.
"30 by 30" by the Ministry of the Environment: https://policies.env.go.jp/nature/biodiversity/30by30alliance/

In the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework, adopted
at the 15th United Nations Biodiversity Conference of the Parties(COP15) held in December 2022, the vision for the year 2050
proposed "a world of living in harmony with nature." The "30 by
30" established as an action goal of this framework aims toeffectively conserve at least 30% of the land and sea as healthy
ecosystems by 2030, toward the goal of "Nature Positive" to halt
and restore biodiversity loss by 2030.
In April 2022, the Japanese Ministry of the Environment formulated aroadmap for achieving the targets in Japan and launched the 30 by
30 Alliance to promote the initiative on an all-Japan basis. To
contribute to the achievement of the 30 by 30 target in Japan, Toyota
joined the Alliance and obtained certification from the Ministry of theEnvironment for four of its sites: Toyota Technical Center Shimoyama,
Biotope Tsutsumi, Forest of Toyota, and Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest
as Shizen Kyosei Site.
Toyota has not only developed environmentally friendly vehicles
such as hybrid vehicles, plug-in hybrid vehicles, and fuel cellvehicles, but has also been actively involved in activities forharmony with nature. These efforts are rooted in our strong desire
to leave the beautiful earth that is our home to the next generationand to make the mobile society of the future environmentallyfriendly, safe, and fun, full of smiling faces. In the goal set for theyear 2050, Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050, one of thechallenges is the "Challenge of Establishing a Future Society inHarmony with Nature," and we have been expanding the scope of
our activities to the entire world. We continue to own and preservecompany-owned forests under appropriate management,
especially since forests are the foundation of a sustainable society.
We also promote activities that emphasize cooperation withsociety and local communities with our employees also working
independently as volunteers to conserve the local environment.
We will continue to strive for the realization of a sustainable society
where people and nature are in harmony by fully utilizing our own
technologies and expertise cultivated through our various
businesses.
* Shizen Kyosei Site: a scheme to certify sites where biodiversity conservation is
being promoted through private-sector initiatives and to register them as OECMs

Panoramic view of the biotope

Forest of Toyota
Location

Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture
Area

45 ha
Overview of the site 

Conserves the Satoyama*
environment and utilizes it as a
A rare species of star magnolia identified on the site
place for maintenance,(Ministry of the Environment Red List 2020: Near Threatened)
research, and community-oriented * S atoyama: A Japanese term referring to hills and forests locatededucation.
near communities that are deeply linked to human life

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest
Location

Taki County, Mie PrefectureArea

1689.53 ha
Overview of the site Conducts sound forest
management based on forest
resource information andestablishes a healthy forest thatcan fulfill public functions.

A view of the forest after thinning

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Highlights<Mobility for All, a Society Where Everyone Can Move Whenever They Want >Fundamental Approach
Highlights

An Inclusive Society at which Mobile Toilet will Aim

Focus

Mobile Toilets would make

Registration as Shizen Kyosei Sites for 30 by 30 Alliance●it this much better

Mobile Toilet for a Harmonious Society

Our role is to focus on opinions that are not easily heard. We havecollected this such feedback from users and those who are
considering introducing the system.

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety

There would be things
I could do if
there was a Mobile
Toilet near me

Human Asset Development
I would like to use a
Mobile Toilet

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

94%

82%

People who would like to use a
Mobile Toilet

People who think that a Mobile Toilet
will enable them to do things they
couldn't do before

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Official website for Mobile Toilet: https://www.toyota.co.jp/mobile-toilet/ (*Japanese only)■	A new area of mobility packed with the expertise of
monozukuri
One of the reasons why people with impairments, such as
wheelchair users, hesitate to go out is that there are not enoughbarrier-free toilets. The Mobile Toilet project, launched in 2019,
was inspired by the feedback of wheelchair users who wanted tohave a toilet they could use wherever they wanted to go.
Mobile Toilet is packed with knowledge of monozukuri(manufacturing) to make it more pleasant for wheelchair users andreduce the burden of operation.
The most significant feature is that it is now much smaller andlighter, and can be towed with a standard-sized car, without atowing license. It takes only two adults about 15 minutes to install.
Other features include the use of a vacuum system for the toilet,
similar to that used on the Shinkansen, to save space and increase
the number of times the toilet can be used. If the water andsewage systems are available, it can be used directly connectedto them. If not available, it has a tank that holds enough water tobe used approximately 100 times.

Survey conducted at the Mobile Toilet Experience Event (conducted by Toyota Motor Corporation in 2022)■	Expanding use of Mobile Toilets in various scenarios
Verification tests have shown that there is a lack of barrier-free
toilets in places of leisure, employment, education, and disasterprevention for people with disabilities. The use of Mobile Toilets,
which continues to evolve under the catchphrase, "A toilet comesto where you need it," is spreading to a variety of everyday
situations.
On the other hand, we advocate toilets that can be used inemergencies, such as disasters, based on the phase-free
concept. This is because the need for toilets is not only to increase
daily enjoyment or to try new things, but also because they are
indispensable to saving lives in times of emergency. By being able
to use them in a time of emergency, we can also increase thenumber of evacuation options for people who normally needbarrier-free toilets.
Toyota, whose goal is to create a world with freedom of movement
and identity for everyone, is committed to the concept of "Mobility
for ALL." We believe that the widespread use of Mobile Toilet in avariety of settings will contribute greatly to the realization of thisconcept, and we are preparing for the practical application of
Mobile Toilets by 2024.

Feedback from people
with disabilities

As I am always concerned about whether there is a toilet
I can use when I am out, I am grateful that barrier-free
toilets are coming to the places I want to go.

Feedback fromcaregivers

Barrier-free toilets are increasing, but there are not many
toilets with universal changing places, so it is very helpful
for me as a caregiver.

Feedback frommunicipal government
employees

It is good that it can be used in parks and tourist facilities
not only in times of disaster but also in usual situations.
It is great that they do not require a towing license.

[Progress in Mobile Toilet Development and Verification Tests]
2019: Mobile Toilet project launched
2021: Practical operation at Tokyo Paralympic competition venues, etc.
2022: Completion of practical model2023: Exhibited at the JAPAN MOBILITY SHOW 2023
Verification tests at places where people with disabilities work/leisure
Demonstration for use in evacuation shelters
2024: P ractical use at shelters for the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, etc.

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Harmonious Society and the Environment●

Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Harmonious
Society and theEnvironment

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilContribution to the SDGs

Harmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam

Toyota Motor Corporation

Supporting Special Olympics with the Aim of Realizing a Society in which All People Can Participate

Overview
Special Olympics (SO) is an international sports organizationthat provides year-round sports training and athleticcompetition in a variety of sports for people with intellectual
disabilities.
Among them, Unified Sports® is an original Special Olympics
initiative that joins people with intellectual disabilities (athletes)and people without intellectual disabilities (partners) as
teammates to play sports together, enjoying sports "together
with," rather than "for" people with intellectual impairments.
Toyota shares the same values of SO. We signed agreements
to become a National Partner of Special Olympics Nippon in
January 2016 and a Global Partner of Special Olympics
International in January 2018 to provide support globally.
With many of Toyota's employees participating as coaches andvolunteers in both competitions and daily activities, as well as
overseas collaboration with entities in the U.S. and Europe, theentire Toyota Group is committed to realizing a society in which
all people can participate.

Achievements
Cumulative number of participants in SO events: Approximately
27,600, including 7,700 employees (as of December 2023)
https://www.toyota-global.com/sustainability/social_contribution/society_and_culture/special_olympics/

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
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Fundamental Approach
Employee volunteers at the 8th Special Olympics Nippon National Summer GamesHIROSHIMA 2022

Toyota wants to help create a harmonious society where
diversity can be leveraged, a society where diverse people
support each other in their active lives, and where humanity, with
an awareness of its place in the natural ecosystem, coexists
with other living things.
We understand the critical status of nature as it underpins ourprosperous society, so we are working to conserve biodiversity
while providing environmental education to people of all ages. We
value diversity in human society and support initiatives thathighlight the benefits of a harmonious society globally. A
prosperous society is created through its economy and its culture,so our aim is to create opportunities where people can experience
diverse values that touch their hearts.

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Many Toyota employees and SO athletes joined senior management of Toyota and
SOI for the Global Partner signing ceremony

Unified floorball event held at Special Olympics Texas

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Japan

Highlights

Forest of Toyota: Helping to Realize a Sustainable
Society Through Forestry Activities

Harmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

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Forest of Toyota

Japan

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Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

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Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Toyota Motor Corporation

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam
Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

CambodiaJapan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute: Valuing
Nature's Wisdom, Expanding Environmental
Programs Rooted in the Local Community

Overview
Toyota has a company-owned forest in Toyota, Aichi. It has rejuvenatedthe forest based on a former "Satoyama," a woodland close to a living
area, and used it as a field for environmental education. The 45-hectare
forest includes an area that allows visitors to become familiar withnature by observing living creatures, as well as an area for theconservation of rare flora and fauna, which is home to a diverse arrayof living things. Dedicated interpreters are always on duty, planningand carrying out hands-on learning programs targeting local
elementary school children, in addition to a variety of events thatenable participants to use their five senses to experience nature. Over
recent years, we have created and distributed various videos to makeit fun to learn about the environment and biodiversity, and they arebeing used as teaching materials for elementary school students.

Achievements
Number of participating children and visitors per year: Approximately
5,000 and 218,810 respectively (as of March 2023)
2015: Received the Third Green Society Award
Video distribution: 32 videos (as of December 2023)
2023: Shizen Kyosei Site certification by the Ministry of theEnvironment, which contributes to the expansion of
biodiversity conservation areas, acquiredhttps://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/feature/forest/
forest_of_toyota/ (*Japanese only)
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuqLB5OG96nbzaoO2oisu3Q(*Japanese only)

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

Overview
In collaboration with Shirakawa Village and environmental NPOs,
the Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute opened in 2005 in theworld heritage site of Shirakawa-Go, with the aim of providing
opportunities for many people to gain a deeper understanding of
the environment. With the focus on promoting harmonious
coexistence with nature and local communities, the institute isenhancing and widely promoting locally-based environmental
programs.
With an awareness of the SDGs over recent years as well, we arefocusing our efforts on addressing a greater range of social
issues. Mainly targeting university students, we have been running
the SDGs Leader Development Program to help them become
professionals in creating a society in which everyone can enjoy
wellbeing in harmony with nature, with approximately 20 students
participating in the program each year.

Achievements
Cumulative number of visitors: Approximately 279,000 (as of January 2023)
Number of overnight visitors per year: Approximately 13,700
Number of program participants per year: Approximately 12,600
2015: Screening Committee Honorable Mention Prize of FY2016 YouthActivities Award
2023: Natural Environmental Merit for Greenery Day (Minister of theEnvironment Commendation)
https://toyota.eco-inst.jp/en/

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project: Creating
Healthy Forests and Using Lumber Resources
Overview
Toyota acquired 1,702 hectares of mountainous forest in Odai Town,
Taki District, Mie Prefecture, in 2007 and began restoring the forest.
The Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest was also excessively dense, so work
began with an emphasis on thinning. The aim was to create a forest
with public functions such as CO2 absorption and water source
conservation. Furthermore, we are aiming for efficient forest
management through initiatives such as adopting, on the frontline of
the forest industry, forest management practices based on forest
resource information and safety check procedures employed in our
automobile plants. We also utilize the lumber produced from this forest
in the Toyota Automobile Museum and other facilities. Since 2017, wehave been implementing the Forest Challenge and Development
Project, which seeks to create new utilization of trees and forests
beyond the forest industry and encourage people, who have previously
had no interest in forests, to actually visit forests and use wood itself.

Achievements
2010: Obtained Forest Stewardship Council® (FSC)* certification
Since 2017: Implemented Forest Challenge and Development Project2023: Shizen Kyosei Sites certification by the Ministry of theEnvironment, which contributes to the expansion of
biodiversity conservation areas, acquired* Forest Stewardship Council: A nonprofit international membership organizationthat operates the Forest Certification System, established by environmentalgroups, forestry companies, groups of native peoples, etc.

https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/feature/forest/mie/(*Japanese only)

MFA and Traffic Safety
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Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Kids' Wonderland - Dive into Fallen Leaves

Guided tour with a specialist interpreter

Toyota Automobile Museum: Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest timber used to makefloorboards for the museum's book café

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MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
VolunteerSocial Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

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TOYOTA SOCIAL FES

Japan

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Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Nationwide Toyota dealers, local newspaper companies,
Toyota Motor Corporation

Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Toyota Motor Corporation

TOYOTA SOCIAL FES (TSF): Global Environment
Preservation and Conservation Measures Opento Participation by the General Public

Collaboration with Able Art: Supporting theDevelopment of Environments that Enable
Artists with Impairments to Play Active Roles

Overview

Overview

Aqua Social FES, which was first held in 2012, was renamed
TOYOTA SOCIAL FES in FY2019 to make the local community
and the future even better. The theme is "For the benefit of theenvironment for future generations." Various programs including
river, lake, ocean, and mountain clean-ups, removal of invasive
species, and tree planting are planned and carried out in different
local communities with the collaboration of Toyota, local Toyota
dealers, NPOs, local newspaper companies, and others. A
growing number of voluntary activities are also being held in
collaboration with companies and dealers, using universities as
operational headquarters.
Furthermore, the social ripple effects generated by TSF can beclearly seen. For example, some local universities have certified
the TSF as a program eligible for academic credit, while some
prefectural governments are budgeting for environmental
restoration expenses in response to TSF activities.

With the aim of creating a society where all people can live life in theirown way, we support arts programs (Able Art) for artists with impairments
to express their rich sensitivities. From 1996 to 2003, we worked with
Able Art Japan, a non-profit organization, to hold Toyota Able Art Forumaround Japan and build the foundations for the activities of artists with
impairments. Currently, we provide support through art and design,
including wrapping the C+pod electric vehicle for business use withartwork designed by artists on the theme of Toyota's mission of"Producing Happiness for All," and producing supporting goods throughexchanges between Paralympic athletes of Toyota Motor Corporation
and artists.

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam
Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States

Japan

Achievements
Cumulative number of times the event was held: 946 (in 47
prefectures)
Cumulative number of participants: 100,701 (as of December
2023)

Achievements
2020-: Created LINE app stamps to help prevent the spread of
COVID-192021–: Created paper coaster wrapping for in-house restaurants
2022–: Created wrapping for commercial vehicles
https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/society_and_culture/domestic/#able (*Japanese only)

http://toyotafes.jp/ (*Japanese only)

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Yamaguchi Forest, Countryside, River, and Ocean Environment Restoration Project(Yamaguchi Prefecture)

Wrapped commercial electric vehicle C+pod

Foundations

Social Contribution Activities

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Italy

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment

Toyota Motor Italy (TMI)FranceToyota France (TFR)

BelgiumToyota Motor Europe (TME)

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions as aContribution to Italian Communities

Participation with Local Students in
Environmental Event that Crosses Borders andWorks toward the Same Goal

Creating Forests that Serve as Oases ofBiodiversity in Collaboration with Local Partners

Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Overview

Overview

Overview

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able ArtJapan

TMI has carried out various initiatives as a contribution to local
communities: support to the Italian Red Cross for the floods in
Emilia Romagna and Tuscany in May 2023, and promotion of an
inclusive society through partnerships with the Italian Paralympic
Committee and Special Olympics to promote an inclusive society
and other initiatives inspired by Start Your Impossible* values.

World Cleanup Day is a global event in which more than 20 million
people in more than 180 countries volunteer to clean up the Earthon the same day all over the world. For the fifth year in a row, TFR
participated in World Cleanup Day in collaboration with the City of
Vaucresson, near Paris. In 2023, over 30 pupils from local schools
took part in this event. The objective for them was to clean up thestreets of the city but also to increase understanding of how toseparate their waste. Amidst the diverse global social situations,this event serves as a challenge to collectively address issues andprovides an opportunity to learn more about the world.

Achievements

Forest of Toyota is an initiative to grow and maintain local forests into
biodiverse oases in the communities where Toyota operates. In
Belgium, the initiative is being carried out in cooperation with themunicipality of Zaventem, Forest Forward, and other partners.
In December 2022, volunteers gathered in Zavelbos and despite thecold weather, planted more than 2,000 diverse trees and shrubs. The
newly planted areas will enhance the forest's edge around the trees
and boost biodiversity through planting. In addition, an orchard of
local fruit trees will be planted along with a dog meadow of 1.2
hectares and a BMX track. The forest of over 6 hectares has now
become an 8.5 hectares oasis for everyone. TME will support theforest's maintenance until 2027.

2019–2023: Participated in World Cleanup Day for 5 consecutive
years

Achievements●

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

●Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFrance●Creating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Italy

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Turkiye* Start Your Impossible: A global corporate initiative to share Toyota's corporate
direction throughout the company and to highlight it to wider society andcustomers. Toyota's commitment to contribute to improving and enhancing
customers' lives and society as a whole by being there for people and supportingthe creation of a society where everyone can challenge their own potential.

United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam

Achievements
2023: Toyota-Special Olympics (SO) team building activities for
the SO World Games Berlin 2023
2023: Toyota continued to sponsor the Wembrace event
promoted by Beatrice Bebe Vio, Paralympic champion in
individual foil

2022: 120 volunteers planted more than 2,000 trees in the new area

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Special Olympics athletes, Mrs. Alessandra Palazzotti (left), SOI National Director,
and Luigi Ksawery Luca (right), TMI CEO

Picked up litter with local students

Volunteers gathered in Zavelbos

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Social Contribution Activities
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TurkeyHighlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium●

Eco-Tour for Children●Protecting and Restoring Habitat

●Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Turkiye (TMMT)An Eco-tour for Children to see with their own Eyes
and Experience with their own Bodies and Minds

Protecting and Restoring Habitat in Partnershipwith NEEF

Overview

Overview

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Turkiye started an eco-tour activity
for children in 2010. The purpose of this activity is for children tolearn about the environment and awareness for environmental
protection, as well as to raise awareness of TMMT's efforts as an
eco-friendly plant. The tours allow students to see and experiencethe manufacturing environment first-hand. Students get to watch
an original short film on environmental themes, followed by a Q&A
session about what they learned. They also play a waste-sorting
game to review what they learned during the tour. At the end of
the tour, each student is given a completion certificate and eachschool group is given a pine tree to be planted in the school
garden by the children.

The National Environmental Education Foundation (NEEF), withwhich TMNA has a partnership, is a nonprofit organization whose
mission is to make the environment more accessible, relatable,
relevant, and connected to the daily lives of all Americans. The
partnership began over two decades ago as a major sponsor of
NEEF's "National Public Lands Day" and has evolved to stayforward-thinking within a changing landscape. In recent years, thepartnership has focused on establishing multi-year projects toimprove public lands across the U.S. by connecting STEM
education and community enrichment with key Toyota initiatives
such as Driving Possibilities. TMNA has also funded NEEF's
Biodiversity Conservation Grant Program to create, restore, andprotect pollinator habitat.

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam

Achievements
2010: Eco-tours launched
Cumulative number of participating students:
Approximately 9,000 Sakarya 5th grade students (as ofFebruary 2024)

Achievements

Students on a plant tour

Volunteers help build traditional and wheelchair-accessible pollinator garden beds (2023)

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

United States Toyota Motor North America (TMNA)

NPLD total participants and volunteer hours: More than 1,500,000
participants have contributed more than 6,000,000 volunteer
hours
Grant for Enhancing Pollinator Habitat: Improved over 7,000
acres of habitat for pollinator species including over 300 acresof invasive species removal alone.

BrazilToyota do Brasil (TDB)

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast) Project,
Contributing to the Conservation of Coastal
Ecosystems
Overview
Costa dos Corais, the second largest protected area in the world at
406 hectares, was established in 1997 by the Brazilian government.
However, preservation activities in the area have been insufficientand the ecosystem of the area is at risk.
Since 2011, the Toyota do Brasil Foundation (TBF) - created by
TDB in 2009, has invested in the Toyota APA Costa dos Corais
project with the aim of promoting the conservation and sustainabilityof the Costa dos Corais Environmental Protection Area (APA),
through protection of coral reefs, mangrove areas, all flora andfauna of the region and also the ecosystems associated with themanatee – the most threatened aquatic mammal in Brazil.

Achievements
2011–2023: Preservation of 8 conservation zones, 2 management
plans approved (guideline for area use), more than
200 scientific research realized, 20 manatees
reintroduced to their natural habitat, and educationof 79,000 local residents and users about the
management plans.

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Green turtle stranding: received first help and went to rehabilitation

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Social Contribution Activities
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Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Indonesia Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indonesia (TMMIN), Toyota Astra
Motor (TAM)

Philippines Toyota Motor Philippines (TMP)

Harmony with Nature, Including Agricultural
Development, Contributing to the Sustainable
Development Goals

Toyota Eco Youth Project, an Environmental
Improvement Education Project for High SchoolStudents

All Toyota Green Wave Project to Protect Rich
Forests and Nature in Various Locations

Overview

Overview

Starting in 2019, TMCI is working together with China Environmental
Protection Foundation to conduct the Toyota Longhua Harmony
with Nature Projects in Longhua County, Hebei Province, China.
The first phase of the project, from 2019 to 2022, maintained
biodiversity and improved the natural environment, while at thesame time converting three residential houses into nature education
bases with ecological environment protection features, adopting a
low-carbon and design philosophy of blending in with nature. In
addition, the use of solar power generation and energy storage
facilities with recycled batteries contributes to energy conservation.
In the second phase, from 2023 to 2025, TMCI continues toencourage the establishment of harmony between people andnature through the construction of an ecological cultivation base,buildings for energy storage facilities, and nature education
programs for learning about nature and learning.

The Toyota Eco Youth Project uses TEY DNA (problem solving
methodology) to senior high school students about solving
environmental issues and motivates them to save theenvironment. It uses practical methods to raise environmental
awareness and cultivate a sense of responsibility among
students. TMMIN and TAM launched an Indonesian version of
Toyota Eco Youth in 2005.
During the 12th TEY held in 2022 – 2023, Decarbonization was
introduced as a new theme and the TEY Winners were promoted
as lighthouse schools for sustainable projects for their Eco
Project Models.

Since 2015, TMP has been implementing the "All Toyota Green
Wave Project," an initiative that aims to foster volunteerism among
Team Members and connect the company's internal network withnature and communities.
It is one of the environmental efforts in the "Challenge of Establishinga Future Society in Harmony with People and Nature," onechallenge in the "Toyota Environmental Challenge 2050," a goal forthe future in the year 2050. Through this initiative, TMP conducts
various biodiversity conservation activities such as local tree
planting, mangrove planting, coastal and river-side clean-up in
different adopted National Greening Program (NGP) sites.
In 2023, TMP gathered volunteers from its workforce, parent
company, subsidiaries, the Philippine National Police, and the
local government unit (LGU) and planted thousands of mangrove
propagules in Lian, Batangas. This activity aims to reforest theshorelines of the Verde Island Passage (VIP), which is considered
the Center of Marine Shorefish Biodiversity.

China

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

Brazil●Harmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina●

Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia●

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. (TMCI)

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam

Achievements

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States

2023: Activities such as a tour of a mobile hospital that provides
free medical examinations, a visit to a nature educationbase, exchanges with villagers, raspberry planting, andexpert and media roundtables were conducted with 70
volunteers who are government officials, people fromuniversities and the media, Toyota affiliates in China, etc.

Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Achievements
Cumulative number of participating schools and participants(Indonesia): 66,736 students and teachers from 1,650 schools(as of December 2022)

Overview

Achievements
2023: 100,000th tree planted
Adopted an 8-hectare mangrove plantation in Calatagan,
Batangas and 50-hectare upland forest block in Siniloan,
Laguna under the Philippine government's NGPApplication of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Nature coexistence activity for Lexus users through genchi genbutsu (going to thesource to get the facts).

The 12th Toyota Eco Youth Competition

TMP employee volunteers participating in mangrove planting at the shorelines ofLian, Batangas

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MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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Social Contribution Activities

Social Contribution Activities
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Vietnam

Highlights

Active Participation with Dealers in Local
Environmental Conservation Activities

Sharing the Toyota Production System (TPS) to Help
Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact

Collaboration with Government of India's
Tuberculosis (TB) eradication program

Overview

Overview

Overview

TMV has been working on the "Make Schools Green" program forelementary and secondary schools in cooperation with the
Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment's (MONRE)
Center for Communication of Natural Resources and Environment.
In 2021, for the tree planting project in responding to the Prime
Minister’s initiative such as restoring the eco-system andpreventing natural disasters, TMV has started the “One billion fora green Vietnam” program. In this program, TMV focused onplanting trees at mangrove forest and protection forest. In 2022,
TMV has carried out a recycling contest in schools of the "Make
Schools Green" program to encourage children to reuse andrecycle old things, thereby educating and enhancing theirawareness about environment protection. All environmental
activities received high attendance from Toyota Dealers & Toyota
suppliers.

Toyota is committed to helping communities and one of the best
ways to do this is putting effort into knowledge sharing.
Established in Kentucky to give instruction in TPS, TSSC has
been supporting other manufacturers, nonprofits and community
organizations for 30 years. Sharing TPS know-how and helping
them find better ways of doing their day-to-day work helps
Toyota's partner companies stay competitive, preserve jobs andsupport more people in need—and that benefits everyone.
In healthcare, the effectiveness demonstrated by TSSC includes
reduced COVID-19 vaccine wait times, scaled up production ofprotective gear, faster disaster recovery and improved foodsecurity.

The Government of India is undertaking the Tuberculosis (TB)
Mukt Bharat Abhiyaan, which aims to eliminate TB in the country
by the year 2025. TKAP supports this objective and is engaged in
activities to strengthen the nutritional management of TB patientsin Ramanagara district. In FY2022-23 and FY2023-24, as part ofa program by the Government of India, TKAP supported 250+
patients by providing nutritional supplements, a primary
requirement in TB treatment, and will continue this activity overthe next 3 years. In addition, TKAP has also given infrastructure
support for TB disease identification in terms of high-end handheld portable X-Ray equipment, which can be used to detect TB
patients located in remote parts of the district.

Achievements

Achievements

Cumulative number of supported companies and organization:
more than 500 (as of January 2024)

FY2022-23 and 2023-24:
Provided nutrition kits to approximately 300 patients
Approximately 450 to 500 patients per month are treated by
the District Administration with portable X-Ray equipment for
identification and diagnosis.

TPS know-how used to streamline the daily operations of Meals on Wheels, which
provides nutritious meals to local seniors daily.

Nutrition kit handoverHarmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines●

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam●

Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States●

Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV)

Achievements

United States Toyota Production System Support Center (TSSC)

In 2022: The cumulative number of trees planted is 9198 trees (86schools/39 provinces)

India

Toyota Kirloskar Auto Parts (TKAP)

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Conducted tree planting on school grounds under the Make Schools Green program

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MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

South Korea Toyota Motor Korea (TMKR)South Korea

Highlights

Lexus Creative Masters: A Social Contribution
Program for the Development of Human
Resources

Lexus Young Farmers: A Project for the Discovery
and Support of Young Farmers

Overview

Overview

The "Lexus Creative Masters" project is a talent fostering social
contribution program designed to support new craftsmen anddevelop a craftsmanship culture. Since its launch in 2017, theproject has found hidden masters who focus on their work basedon their own beliefs and values. Works selected as finalists areproduced and released as "Lexus Editions," providing the artists
support in terms of crafting and sales and promoting the value ofcraftsmanship to a wider audience.
The artwork selected in 2023 based on a theme of "THE NEXT—
tomorrow of craftmanship" was made using items that are easily
thrown away, and reflects concern for the environment and thefuture.

"Lexus Young Farmers" is a project designed to discover andsupport young farmers around the country who cultivate
agricultural goods using eco-friendly methods with their own
values. Under the project, which began in 2018, selected farmers
receive mentoring from farming experts, funding for farming
development, and assistance in producing promotional materials
and selling their produce.
Furthermore, CONNECT TO, the culture complex of Lexus in
Seoul, uses ingredients supplied by young farmers to create
limited seasonal drinks and desserts as a way to maintain a longterm close collaborative relationship with the program.

Harmonious Society and the Environment
Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

Achievements

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Toyota Motor Korea (TMKR)

Achievements
Selected artists: 4 per year (since 2017)
Lexus Creative Masters Editions: 20 works in total

The Lexus Young Farmers project has been working with 20
young farmers, and CONNECT TO sells various limited seasonaldrinks and desserts made with mugwort, Korean melon, kale,grapes, etc.

2023 Prize-winning work "Zero Bag" (Winners: Kyeongho Park and Yejin Heo (Korea))

Some of the selected Lexus Young Farmers

Cambodia

Toyota Cambodia (TCAM)

Supporting a Football Academy in Collaboration
with Soriya, Invigorating Soccer in Cambodia andSE Asia
Overview
Soriya, which means "sun" in Khmer, was established in Cambodia
in 2012 to run a football academy and sports-related activities tobenefit orphans and other children. TCAM and Soriya haveworked together since its founding to provide more opportunities
to Cambodian children through football training. By providing
yearly sponsorship, the children can have a better understand of
the value of challenge and teamwork, and this also helps build acommunity and connection among the players as well.

Achievements
Number of regular football clinic held and number of participants:
12 sessions, approx. 350 people (FY2023)

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam
Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia●

Lexus Creative Masters South Korea●

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea●

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Children and coaches at the football academy

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Cambodia

Highlights

Application of the Toyota Production System(TPS) to Improve Small and Medium-sizedEnterprises and Nonprofit Organizations

Toyota Cambodia (TCAM)

Australia

Toyota Production System Support Center Australia (TSSC-AU)

Supporting the Special Olympics

Japan

Supporting Robocon Cambodia, A Competition
to Demonstrate the Importance of Creativity andthe Wonder of Manufacturing

Forest of Toyota

Japan

Overview

Overview

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute

Japan

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Forest Project 

Japan

TOYOTA SOCIAL FESJapan

Able Art

Japan

Cambodia Robocon Contest is created to encourage, promote,and provide opportunities to students who are studying electricity& a mechanism to improve their ability and skill. This is an annual
event of robot competition, which provides an opportunity forstudents from different universities to form a team and produce
their hand-made robots to participate in both the national andinternational competition. The competition has played an
important role in developing students to become future humanresources in the Robot Industry in Cambodia.
2014 was the starting year of the contest, in which TCAM has
been the main sponsor.

Following the decision to close its plant at the end of 2017, TMCA
looked for ways to contribute to the local community outside of
the automotive business. One of the ways was to establish TSSCAU based on the activities of TSSC in the United States. TSSCAU members are members that had supported Toyota suppliers,and previously had used TPS to achieve reductions in dispensing
times at pharmacies and waiting times for patients at cancer
centers. In 2021, TSSC-AU assisted an organization that supports
people with impairments (workers requiring assistance). It broke
down complex tasks and produced a number of jigs so that the"Brike" bike could be assembled by the workers requiring
assistance. The Brike is an electric bike designed specifically forpeople with impairments and their carers to experience the joy ofmobility and riding a bike together.

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Actively Providing Mobility Solutions

Italy

Participation with Local Students in Environmental EventFranceCreating Forests that are Oases of Biodiversity

Belgium

Eco-Tour for ChildrenProtecting and Restoring Habitat

Turkiye
United States

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast)

BrazilHarmony with Nature, Including Agricultural DevelopmentChina
Toyota Eco Youth ProjectIndonesia

All Toyota Green Wave Project

Philippines

Achievements
FY2023: 10th contest held at Morodok Techo National Stadium,
Phnom Penh, with about 300 participants

Achievements
TSSC-AU: https://tssc.com.au/

Active Participation with Dealers in Local Environmental Conservation ActivitiesVietnam
Sharing the TPS to Help Others Do More with Less and Maximize Impact United States
Collaboration with Government of India’s Tuberculosis (TB) eradication programIndia
Lexus Creative Masters South Korea

Lexus Young Farmers

South Korea

Supporting Football Academia 

Cambodia●

Supporting Robocon 

Cambodia●

Application of the TPS to improve Small and Medium-sized Enterprises and Nonprofit OrganizationsAustralia

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
10th Robocon held at Elephant Hall of Morodok Techo Stadium of Phnom Penh

Workers requiring assistance and one of the Brikes they helped assemble

Foundations

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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety●

Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials for Children

●Toyota Safety Talks and Toyota Children’s Road SafetyJapanJapan

Toyota Safety School

Japan

Toyota Driver Communication

Japan

Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating ExerciseSupporting Traffic Safety Programs for Young Drivers

MFA and Traffic
SafetyOverview

Overview

Toyota has donated traffic safety educational materials for children
in cooperation with nationwide Toyota dealers and others every
spring to coincide with Japan's spring National Traffic Safety
Campaign since 1969. The number of pedestrian casualties ishighest at the age of seven, so Toyota presents educational
picture books on traffic safety to children who are about to turnseven in kindergartens, and older children at nursery schools,
nationwide. The materials provide easy-to-understandexplanations for parents and children to learn together about thecommon causes of accidents involving children such as thedanger of suddenly running to the road as well as the correct way
to cross the road.

Aiming for a society with "zero traffic casualties," which is theearnest wish of 5.5 million people working in the automotive
industry, a new traffic safety awareness website has beenlaunched with the new message "Toyota Anzen Kataru:
Communication with Cars, People, and Roads." This website will
provide valuable information for drivers and pedestrians,
transcending the boundaries of manufacturers and industries.
In addition, content on the "Toyota Children's Road Safety"
website includes videos, picture books, coloring pages, andgames that allow parents and children to learn together repeatedly
while having fun.

Contribution to the SDGs

Achievements

MFA (Mobility for All)

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Social Media and Other ChannelsChina
Thailand
Vietnam

Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign

Vietnam

Providing World-class Traffic Safety Education

Australia

Number of picture books printed:
Approximately 2.03 million (FY2024)
Cumulative number of picture books printed:
Approximately 155.64 million (as of FY2024)
Cumulative number of story card sets printed:
Approximately 1.71 million (as of FY2020; discontinued in 2020)

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Toyota Motor Corporation

Traffic Safety Awareness through the Website "Toyota
Anzen Kataru (Toyota Safety Talks)" / "Toyota
Children' s Road Safety"

Japan

Toyota Traffic Safety Education Program

Japan

Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials forChildren: Program Conducted Each Spring with
Nationwide Toyota Dealers and Others

United Kingdom

White Road Campaign

Toyota Motor Corporation, nationwide Toyota dealers andaffiliated companies

https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/safety_activities/(*Japanese only)
https://www.toyota.co.jp/kodomoanzen/ (*Japanese only)

Toyota Anzen Kataru (Toyota Safety Talks)

Fundamental Approach-- Communication with Cars, People, and Roads --Toyota's vision of the future of society is one in which people with
impairments, children, the elderly, and everyone else is able tomove about at will and with peace of mind. However, traffic
accidents are a hindrance to the freedom of mobility. To create asociety with zero traffic casualties, we have been providing traffic
safety education and our own safe-driving program to help raise
driver and pedestrian awareness in Japan since the 1960s. Our
overseas affiliates are also striving to the realization of a safe andsecure mobility society through timely activities, such asaddressing local challenges.

Aiming forzero trafficcasualties
Children with the mascot character "Cuccu" (Toyota Osaka Parts Distributor Co., Ltd.)

Traffic safety awareness website "Toyota Anzen Kataru"

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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials for Children

Japan

Toyota Safety Talks and Toyota Children’s Road SafetyJapan●

Toyota Safety School

Japan

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Toyota Driver Communication

Japan

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Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating ExerciseSupporting Traffic Safety Programs for Young Drivers

Japan
United Kingdom

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Social Media and Other ChannelsChina
White Road Campaign

ThailandToyota Traffic Safety Education ProgramVietnam

Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign

Vietnam

Providing World-class Traffic Safety Education

Australia

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation, nationwide Toyota dealers andaffiliated companies

Toyota Safety School: Locally Established Traffic
Safety Class for Children

Toyota Driver Communication: Safe Driving
Programs Aimed at Raising Traffic Safety Awareness

Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating Exercise: A
Traffic Safety Program for Elderly Drivers and Pedestrians

Overview

Overview

Overview

Toyota hosts traffic safety classes for children in the vicinity of
Toyota facilities in Shizuoka Prefecture. At mobilitas, actual
vehicles are used to re-create actual traffic environments to help
educate children, in positive habits such as how to cross at thecrossing and the dangers of running into the street. To enable
children to continue learning even in the middle of the pandemic,
Toyota Safety School online classes were held in 2021 for first andsecond-grade elementary school students in neighboring areas.
These programs are designed to help children recognize anddevelop the ability to notice hazards around them on their own,
and will continue to be implemented in cooperation withneighboring municipalities as traffic safety promotion activities in
the region.

Toyota Driver Communication is Toyota's own safe-driving
program for drivers among the general public and at companies.
The program is conducted at the Toyota Safety Education Center"mobilitas," located at the Fuji Speedway. Opened in 2005, thecenter aims to completely eliminate traffic casualties. The
program, which includes actual driving, helps drivers to learnsmooth driving techniques and understand vehicle dynamics.
In 2019, an additional program was adopted that enables
participants to view their own driving data and receive advice fromToyota vehicle development drivers based on that data. We arealso working to provide other opportunities for people to gain adeeper understanding of cars, to discover the joy of driving cars,
and to become enthusiasts of driving itself.

Toyota has been working with local governments and dealers to
implement a program that combines the Active Driving Course1(improving safe driving ability, safety awareness, and brain functionof elderly drivers) with a nerve stimulating exercise2 (an exercise thatenables people to move the body smoothly just as intended byproviding the necessary stimulation to nerves throughout the body).

Achievements

Achievements

Cumulative number of kindergartens and children participating in
traffic safety classes for young children: 3,957 kindergartens and271,814 children (as of December 2019)*

Cumulative number of participants:
Approximately 179,000 (as of March 2023)*	Includes activities conducted at the Toyota Kaikan Museum in Aichi Prefecture.
(Activities ended in 2020)
https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/safety_activities/(*Japanese only)

https://www.toyota.co.jp/mobilitas/ (*Japanese only)

1 The Active Driving Course is a traffic safety training and brain training program
developed by the Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA) in
association with experts in traffic psychology and neuroscience.
2 The nerve stimulating exercise is an exercise developed by Professor Emeritus
Hideo Araki of Tokushima University. The belief is that if body movement
becomes smoother, there is a higher likelihood that accidents while driving
caused by misapplication of the brake pedal or accelerator, improper operationof the steering wheel, or misjudgment, as well as falls while walking, can beprevented.

Achievements
November 2021: Online nerve stimulating exercise classes (Nara Prefectural
Police and Nara Toyota dealers)April–December 2023: 98 driving health checks for a total of 488 people(Kanagawa Prefectural Police, ward offices, etc.,
Kanagawa Toyota Motor Sales)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WwHXgJBTVyA (*Japanese only)

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Online Toyota Safety School

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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

United Kingdom Toyota Great Britain (TGB)

Highlights

Supporting Traffic Safety Programs to Reduce theRisk of Traffic Accidents Among Young Drivers

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Handson Events, Social Media and Other Channels

White Road Campaign: Traffic Safety Education
Contest Proposed by University Students

Overview

Overview

Overview

Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd. has been holding
hands-on traffic safety events in major cities since 2005 to help
reduce traffic accidents and damage. In 2015, it produced comics
and anime that incorporate traffic safety and etiquette informationand submitted them to social media and external video sites inorder to raise interest with as many people as possible.
In 2021, it launched a new project for children, who are vulnerable
road users, to produce an anime series on traffic safety, based on
the theme of protecting oneself from dangers, and to distribute it
online with the cooperation of the Ministry of Public Security(police). Toyota dealers are holding traffic safety events for families.
In collaboration with driving schools, the company is also
providing a traffic safety course and hands-on experience.

The Campus Challenge of the Toyota White Road Campaign,
which began in 2014, is a contest in which students from nationwide
universities, including vocational schools, develop plans to reduce
traffic accidents and increase safety awareness, with the goal ofraising awareness of traffic safety among the youth.
To advocate and effectively instill real changes in driving behavior,
the company hosted the Toyota White Road's "Jer Gub Tua
Studio" Exhibition from November 20 to 26, 2023. This event
utilized simulations to recreate real-life experiences in a profoundly
impactful and unexpected manner, shedding light on theconsequences of negligence in driving, particularly regarding highspeed, which can irrevocably change one's life. Within the studio,
various missions were designed to immerse participants inexperiences unique to this event, providing direct insights into thefirsthand experiences of those who are victims of traffic accidents.

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

The "Safe Drive Stay Alive (SDSA)" campaign is designed toengage young and inexperienced drivers—a demographic
statistically more likely to be involved in road accidents, resulting
in injuries or fatalities in the UK. The initiative strives to educatethese new drivers about their duties on the road and the grave,
often irreversible outcomes of neglecting them.
This program started in March 2005 and more than 180,000
young people aged 16-19 from Surrey schools, colleges, youth
groups and army bases have attended one of the live, theaterbased shows.
The "Safe Drive, Stay Alive" is an educational production that uses
emotion and drama, coordinated by Surrey Fire & Rescue Service,in collaboration with the other emergency services, to raise roadsafety awareness among young people and to influence theirattitudes to driving and being a passenger in cars positively. TGB
has been supporting this activity since 2012, focusing on
providing learning opportunities that help recognize andunderstand the risks involved in getting behind the wheel.

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

Achievements

Foundations

Since 2005, 180,000 young people aged 16-19 have seen one of
the live performances

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials for Children

Japan

Toyota Safety Talks and Toyota Children’s Road SafetyJapan
Toyota Safety School

Japan

Toyota Driver Communication

Japan

Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating Exercise

Japan

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Supporting Traffic Safety Programs for Young Drivers

●

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Social Media and Other ChannelsChina●

White Road Campaign

ThailandToyota Traffic Safety Education ProgramVietnamUnited Kingdom

Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign

Vietnam

Providing World-class Traffic Safety Education

Australia

Human Asset Development

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Surrey Fire & Rescue Service performing live show with other emergency responders

China

Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd.

Achievements (2021–2023)
Number of traffic safety anime series episodes produced andnumber of views: 
20 episodes and approximately 7.32 million
views
Number of online broadcasts and number of views: 2 times and8.07 million views
Number of dealers holding traffic safety events for families, andnumber of participants: 912 dealers and 10,717 families
Number of traffic safety courses held at driving schools and numberof participants: 40 times and approximately 4,800 people

Traffic safety anime series

ThailandToyota Motor Thailand (TMT)

Achievements
Total number of visitors to "Jer Gub Tua Studio" in November
2023: approx. 600; campaign awareness: 55 million views

TOYOTA White Road "Jer Gub Tua Studio"

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Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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VolunteerFoundations

Social Contribution Activities

Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Vietnam

Highlights

Toyota Traffic Safety Education Program: Aiming
to Improve Safety Awareness Among Children

Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign: Helping Reduce
the Number of Traffic Accidents in Vietnam

Cooperation with NPO to Provide World-Class
Traffic Safety Education to Young People

Overview

Overview

Overview

TMV cooperated with the Ministry of Education & Training (MOET)
and the National Traffic Safety Committee (NTSC) to implementthe "Toyota Traffic Safety Education Program" (TSEP). The
program focuses on two main activities—provincial and national
exchanges—to increase the safety awareness of elementary
school students and teachers and to share knowledge andmethods to help them develop the habit and culture of participatingin traffic safety. Many Toyota dealers from across the country haveparticipated in this program.

The Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign aims to raise traffic safety
awareness among the Vietnamese people and ensure safe lives,
while also contributing to the reduction of traffic accidents in
Vietnam. The campaign includes "The Road Companions," anannual live broadcast on TV, produced in cooperation among
TMV, the National Traffic Safety Committee (NTSC) and Vietnam
Television (VTV). TMV has also presented a program on thenational radio station, Voice of Vietnam (VOV) with traffic safety
messages, and held an awards ceremony at the National Traffic
Safety Film Festival, which is held every two years. In addition,
TMV has been conducting a contest of traffic safety initiatives incooperation with the traffic police and Dan Tri Newspaper, seeking
traffic safety ideas that can be used to improve traffic conditions.

Road Safety Education Limited (RSE), of which TMCA is a major
partner, is a not-for-profit organization that has been active in Australia
and New Zealand since 2001. RSE is committed to saving lives
through the provision of world-class traffic safety education to young
people.
At the heart of RSE's programs lies RYDA–a partnership supporting
teachers in a whole school approach. RYDA helps the teachers toprovide their students with the tools they need and to encouragethem to see themselves as active, responsible road citizens.
RYDA provides workshops that increase students' understanding ofroad safety and that give them the tools to take action and stay safeon our roads as both drivers and passengers throughout their lives.
The workshops teach students how to develop the right driving
attitude and habits.

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Donation of Traffic Safety Educational Materials for Children

Japan

Toyota Safety Talks and Toyota Children’s Road SafetyJapan
Toyota Safety School

Japan

Toyota Driver Communication

Japan

Active Driving Course & Nerve Stimulating ExerciseSupporting Traffic Safety Programs for Young Drivers

Japan
United Kingdom

Traffic Safety Educational Activities Using Social Media and Other ChannelsChina

Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV)

White Road Campaign

Thailand●Toyota Traffic Safety Education ProgramVietnamAchievements●

Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign

Vietnam●

Providing World-class Traffic Safety Education

Australia

Cumulative number of donated books, videos, and CDs forelementary school students on traffic safety education: over 7.5
million books and 82,300 CDs (programs through 2018)
Cumulative number of implemented programs nationwide: 13 in
500 schools (as of FY2023)
Cumulative number of schools implemented MOET program: 462
schools in 61 provinces and cities (as of 2023)
Number of participants in the program for teachers: 4,360 (2023)

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

Vietnam

Toyota Motor Vietnam (TMV)

Australia

Achievements
Broadcast of traffic safety messages: approximately 1.8 million
views
Hosted an award ceremony for the National Traffic Safety Film
Festival: 312 films received awards
Contest for traffic safety initiatives: 1,114 traffic safety ideas

Achievements

TMV representatives being awarded Grand Prix at the National Traffic Safety Film Festival

RYDA workshop

Cumulative number of program participants:
more than 685,000 (as of March 2022)

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Toyota Traffic Safety Education Program

Australia (TMCA)

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Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

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Toyota Future School JapanDream Class in Toyota City

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

Net TAM 

Japan

Toyota Technological Institute Japan

Human Asset
Development

Supporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom
Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly
Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Driving Possibilities

Belgium
United States

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina
Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India
Toyota TeachContribution to the SDGs

South Africa

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Toyota Motor Corporation, nationwide Toyota dealers

Toyota Future School (Previously Toyota First
Experience Program): A Traveling Classroom
Conveying Toyota's Initiatives for the Future

Overview

Overview

Toyota has been addressing the social problem of youth moving awayfrom the sciences by holding a scientific workshop program for older
children in elementary schools at science museums and other facilities
throughout Japan since 1996. Volunteer members of the Toyota
Engineering Society* serve as instructors, and they utilize their knowledge
in their fields of expertise to teach children in a fun and easy-to-understandmanner through a program they have developed themselves. Toyota has
been working on STEAM education, which fosters children's
inquisitiveness and imagination through trial-and-error to find out how tomake things work, valuing the process of building things by themselves.
"Monozukuri is about developing people." Toyota aims to increase thenumber of human resources who can create new value through theenjoyment of learning and the importance of manufacturing.

In the spring of 2021, the Toyota First Experience Program, which
was launched in 2008 as a traveling classroom for children all
around Japan, was relaunched as Toyota Future School. Held in
collaboration with Toyota dealers across Japan, the new program
enables participants to experience the importance of the global
environment and the philosophy of the SDGs in a travelingclassroom format where we introduce Toyota's initiatives for the
future to the children who will lead that future. Targeting fourth tosixth graders in elementary school, the program provides a fun,hands-on learning experience as part of science or social study
classes, with lessons on such subjects as carbon neutrality,
engagement with the economy, and programming. The aim of thisactivity is to encourage children to start thinking about creating
the future together with Toyota.

Achievements
Cumulative number of lectures held:
Approximately 550 (as of the end of FY2024)
Cumulative number of participants:
35,000 (as of the end of FY2024)

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

Japan

Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures:
Scientific Workshop Program to Convey the
Importance of Monozukuri*	Toyota Engineering Society: A voluntary organization consisting mainly ofengineers working for Toyota Motor Corporation. The purpose of the group is
to enhance the technical skills and talents of its members, to contribute to thedevelopment of the technical fields of various businesses, and to contribute to
local communities.

Spain

STEAM-related Career Support ProgramToyota Motor Corporation

Achievements
Number of classes and participants:
273 classes and approximately 13,000 students (FY2023)
Cumulative number of classes held and participants:
4,476 classes and approximately 220,000 students
https://www.toyota.co.jp/miraischool/index.html (*Japanese only)

https://www.toyota.co.jp/nazenani/#rec (*Japanese only)

Fundamental Approach"Individuals" are each diverse and possess irreplaceable
strength. Toyota fosters such strength and encourages
challenges. Through our initiatives, we aim to convey theimportance of monozukuri (manufacturing) and to develop
people with rich spirituality and creativity. In accordance withthis principle, we provide support in occupational andeducational areas and implement programs worldwide. These
programs are crafted to cultivate sensitivity, develop fresh
insights, and unlock new value in the human resources destined
to become tomorrow's leaders.
Assembling two-legged walking robots

Learning about the future mobility society through programming

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Fundamental Approach

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Harmonious Society and the Environment
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Human Asset Development
Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

Toyota Future School 

Japan

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Dream Class in Toyota City

Japan

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Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

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Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

Net TAM 

Japan

Toyota Technological Institute JapanSupporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom
Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly
Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Spain

STEAM-related Career Support ProgramDriving Possibilities

Belgium
United States

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina

Japan Football Association (JFA), Toyota City, Chukyo University,
Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Motor Corporation

Wien Premium Concerts: Inspiring Emotion
Through World-class Music

Overview

Overview

Overview

The JFA Kokoro Project is a collaborative initiative of the Japan Football
Association and 107 local governments nationwide. Toyota has
participated in the "Dream Class for the MIRAI (Future) in Toyota City" asa corporate sponsor since FY2016. Members of Toyota's sports teams,
individual athletes, and others also give lessons as "dream teachers."
Starting in the fall of 2023, the program has been expanded fromelementary school students to include junior high school students, andinstructors from various fields, such as WorldSkills Competition
participants and rally drivers, are sent to the classes to broaden thehorizons of junior high school students as they consider their future paths.
When visiting schools, the dream teachers first play a goal-oriented gamewith the whole class in the gymnasium (elementary school students) orhave an introduction time (junior high school students) to introduce
students to the dream teachers. Then, in the classrooms, they talk on theirexperiences using the Dream Curve* to convey how wonderful it is to havea dream as well as the importance of continuous effort and teamwork.

The Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp is a four-day music campconducted each year since 1985 in collaboration with theFederation of Japan Amateur Orchestras Corp. to foster youth
through music. Leading professional musicians are invited toserve as instructors, and participating youth who gather fromaround Japan are taught performance skills under the motto"operations through our own efforts. The camp is organized in
two-year units, and at the end of the second year, the participants
give performances to show the results.
Past camp participants have become core performers in regional
orchestras, while others have gone on to become professionalmusicians, with each finding their own path to guiding future
generations of musicians.

To bring the world's finest music to a wider audience, the Toyota
Master Players, Wien, a special orchestra composed mainly ofmembers of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra and the Vienna
State Opera, has been presenting Wien Premium Concerts
since 2000.
For the youth who will lead the next generation, Toyota hosts"open rehearsal" and "Fureai Concert (school visit concerts)" toprovide opportunities to develop their rich sensibilities, and"Happy Seats (affordable seats)" are also available for those 22
years old and younger.

*	Dream Curve: A chart showing the ups and downs dream teachers faced inpursuing their dreams, how they overcame difficulties, and what they learned

Toyota TeachCumulative number of schools visited and classes held (Toyota City): elementary
schools: 417 schools, 870 classes; middle schools: 6 schools, 14 classes
Number of dream teachers dispatched from Toyota: 342 (sports teammembers, individual athletes, WorldSkills Competition athletes, etc.)
Number of dream teachers dispatched by Toyota Group: 61 (as of March 2024)

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp: Supporting Future
Leaders of Local Communities

Achievements

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

Toyota Motor Corporation

Dream Class for the MIRAI (Future) in Toyota City:
Athletes and Others Communicate to Children the
Importance of Teamwork and Having Dreams

Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India
South Africa

Japan

Achievements
Cumulative number of participants: More than 6,300 (as of March2023)
2014: Received the Award Granted by the Commissioner for
Cultural Affairs at the Japan Mécénat Awards 2014

Achievements
Cumulative number of times the program was held: 18
Cumulative number of concerts and attendance: 132 times andapproximately 210,000 attendees (as of March 2024) (Note:
Concerts were canceled in 2021 and 2022 to prevent the
spread of COVID-19 and due to border restrictions.)
https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/society_and_culture/domestic/tomas/ (*Japanese only)

https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/society_and_culture/domestic/tyoc/ (*Japanese only)

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Norihiko Katsuta (TOYOTA GAZOO Racing rally driver) who served as a dream teacher

A rehearsal at the camp

©Eriko Inoue

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Fundamental Approach

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Highlights

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Net TAM: An Arts Management Information
WebsiteToyota Technological Institute: Cultivating
International Industrial Leaders

MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Overview

Since 2004, Net TAM has been collaborating with the Association
for Corporate Support of the Arts to operate a comprehensive
arts management information website for the purpose of fostering
human resources involved in the management of arts and culture
activities, developing industry infrastructure, energizing local
communities, and improving the power of culture. Net TAM
collects a wide range of useful information for everyone from newlearners to experienced people, including an archive of Toyota
Arts Management programs, which were held over the eight-year
period from 1996, as well as articles, job listings, grant information,
and TAM courses. Those who are directly involved in the arts canpass on information about the arts from a variety of perspectives.

Toyota Technological Institute (TTI) was established in 1981 with afounding philosophy of "Always be studious and creative, striving
to stay ahead of the times" as stated in the precepts of Toyota
founder Sakichi Toyoda. TTI trains highly creative engineers
proficient in practical development skills through small-group
instruction (one instructor to about 10 students) and a curriculum
rich in experiments and hands-on training, maintaining a 100
percent student employment rate. In 2003, TTI collaborated with
the University of Chicago to open the postgraduate-level Toyota
Technological Institute at Chicago (TTI-C), which conducts
research exchange in the field of information science and highquality international education.
On the 30th anniversary of its opening, TTI started planning to
renew its campus in 2011, with the work of creating a futuristicscience and technology campus being completed in the summerof 2020.

Human Asset Development
Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

Toyota Future School JapanDream Class in Toyota City

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

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Net TAM 

Japan

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Toyota Technological Institute JapanSupporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom
Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly
Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Spain

STEAM-related Career Support ProgramDriving Possibilities

Belgium
United States

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina
Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India
Toyota TeachSouth Africa

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities

Achievements
2013: Received the Prize of the Mécénat Awards
2016: Launched Olympiad Culture Express
2020: Launched the Arts and Culture Support Project and publishedhelpful information for fighting COVID-19
2021–2023: Held real-life
events "TAM
School" and"TAM Studio Part
1 & Part 2"
https://www.nettam.jp/en/

Achievements
Cumulative number of general students who have gained
employment: 1,417*
Cumulative number of adult students who have graduated: 1,548**	In both cases, the total numbers of bachelor's and master's degree (as ofMarch 2023)
https://www.toyota-ti.ac.jp/english/

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New campus of Toyota Technological InstituteFoundations

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United Kingdom

Highlights

Supporting the Reintegration of Inmates into
Society after Release from Prison in Cooperation
with Prisons

Strengthening the After-Sales Service System
and Steadily Developing Human Resources
through the Toyota Technical Education Program

Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for
Those in Need

Overview

Overview

Overview

TMUK has developed partnerships with three prisons local to theplants. supporting offenders so that they can make a positive
contribution to society when released. Since 2022, TMUK andStocken Prison have worked together to improve the employabilityof prisoners who are training within the motor vehicle repair
workshop within the prison. TMUK members have delivered
training in TPS to detainees, and supported recruitment eventsand programs for prisoners on the day of release. In 2023, the Dr.
Johan van Zyl grant facilitated the expansion of the program,which now includes supplying laptops equipped with educationaland development software focused on wellbeing and employability.
Additionally, the program has established an employment hub
aimed at promoting and aiding the reentry of former inmates into
the workforce upon their release from prison.

Addressing safety and environmental protection helps promote
the latest automotive technology in the market. Maintaining
performance also requires comparable service technology in theaftermarket.
More than 13,000 students from schools accredited in the Toyota
Technical Education Program (T-TEP) across 16 regions in Italy
are taking part in the global program launched by TMI in 2015. In
2023, E. Ferrari, a T-TEP-accredited school in Monza, northern
Italy, won the 2023 edition of the Italian T-TEP Skills Contest. The
students faced a comprehensive two-day exam that tested theirskills in all the key areas of maintenance and repair techniques.

The "Proace Solidarity" is an initiative to fill the cargo bed of Toyota
Proace with food items donated by employees for those in need,
and was conducted twice in 2023.
The first event was held in March, where 1,271 meals werecollected for the Spanish Food Bank Federation (FESBAL), an
NGO that works throughout Spain, and 3,000 euros were
donated. The second event was held in October, collecting 1,500
meals for the Baby Bank of Fundación Madrina and donating
3,000 euros as One Toyota.

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

Toyota Future School JapanDream Class in Toyota City

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

Net TAM 

Japan

Toyota Technological Institute 

Japan

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Supporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom●

Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly●

Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Spain

STEAM-related Career Support ProgramDriving Possibilities

Belgium
United States

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina
Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India
Toyota TeachToyota Motor Manufacturing UK (TMUK)

Achievements
Cumulative number of TPS trainees: Approximately 60
Cumulative number of laptops provided: 13

Italy

Toyota Motor Italy (TMI)

Achievements

Spain

Toyota España, S.L.U. (TES)

Achievements
2023: 1,271 meals and 3,000 euros donated (March); 1,500
meals and 3,000 euros donated (October)

2021: 20th T-TEP-accredited school opens in Rome
2021-2022: New training project, T-TEP 2.0, implemented
2023: T-TEP-accredited school, E. Ferrari of Monza wins the
Italian T-TEP Skills Contest

South Africa

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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TMUK employees attending training sessions

E. Ferrari, a T-TEP-accredited school in Monza, which won the T-TEP Skills Contest

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Belgium

Highlights

Next Generation STEAM-related Career Support
ProgramDriving Possibilities: Commitment to Youth
Educational Inequality Reforms/Career
Readiness and Local Communities

Overview

Overview

TME offers programs that provide diverse role models. It aims toinspire students and support innovation among young people byencouraging them to develop career paths in STEAM (science,technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics) related careers.
Toyota STEAM Day provides an opportunity for students to participate
in interactive workshops and observe engineers in action at Toyota.
School talks feature role models as guest lecturers who describe theircareer paths and their current work at Toyota. The innovation camp
allows role models to act as mentors for participating teams to findsolutions to sustainability challenges. The Inspiring-Girls Video Hub isa collection of short videos featuring female Toyota employees talking
about their career paths and personal journeys, allowing female
students from around the world to be inspired by great role models.

"Driving Possibilities" is a USD 110 million long-term Toyota USA
Foundation initiative funded by TMNA and Toyota Financial
Service (TFS). Modeled after its predecessor STEM school, also
by Toyota, Driving Possibilities leverages Toyota's experienceand networks from the various social initiatives it has rolled out
across the United States for more than 65 years to create acomprehensive strategy collaborating with academia, NPOs,
and the community. To address social needs, this program
works to support and develop communities around Toyota's 15
U.S. operational bases that are facing the problem that is
education inequality. The program is scheduled to provide up to$32.6 million over the next five years to schools in Indiana andother states in particular in need.

Achievements

Achievements

2021–2023: Participation of 225 role models and 4,700 students

Number of participating students: more than 6,000

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Toyota Motor Europe (TME)

MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

Toyota Future School JapanDream Class in Toyota City

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

Net TAM 

Japan

Toyota Technological Institute JapanSupporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom
Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly
Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Spain

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STEAM-related Career Support Program●Driving Possibilities

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Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina

Belgium
United States

United States

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA)

Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India
Toyota TeachChina

Toyota Motor (China) Investment Co., Ltd.

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge andSkills to Support Monozukuri
Overview
In 1990, the Technical Training Center of Toyota Jinbei of China
Automotive Industry, the predecessor of the Liaoning Toyota
Jinbei Technician Institute, was established in Shenyang, thecapital of Liaoning Province, the largest city in Northeast China.
At the time, there was a growing need for sturdy vehicles in
China, and Toyota accepted Shenyang Jinbei Automotive Co.'s
offer of technical assistance and concluded a "Technical
Assistance Agreement for Commercial Vehicle Production." Themission of the Technical Training Center of Toyota Jinbei of the
China Automotive Industry was to support China's manufacturing
in terms of talent. In 2004, the institute received the China
National Technical Talent Training Outstanding Contribution
Award, and in 2009, it was certified by Liaoning Province to train
pre-service engineers, and the name of the school was changed
to "Liaoning Toyota Jinbei Technician Institute." Through theefforts of both China and Japan, the Technician Institute wasaccredited as a national key technical engineering school, and in2016 was recognized as a Chinese training base for theWorldSkills Competition.

Achievements

South Africa

Cumulative number of graduates: Approximately 40,000

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Students listening intently to a role model talk about Sakichi Toyoda's career

A teacher guiding students at the West Dallas STEM school

Liaoning Toyota Jinbei Technician Institute established by Toyota and Jinbei

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India

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! Why/What Lectures

Japan

Toyota Future School JapanDream Class in Toyota City

Japan

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp

Japan

Wien Premium Concerts 

Japan

Net TAM 

Japan

Toyota Technological Institute JapanSupporting the Reintegration of Inmates into Society after Release from Prison United Kingdom
Strengthening the After-Sales Service System and Steadily Developing Human ResourcesItaly
Supplying Food in a Toyota Proace for Those in Need

Spain

STEAM-related Career Support ProgramDriving Possibilities

Belgium
United States

Fostering Local Talent with the Knowledge and Skills to Support MonozukuriChina●

Toyota Anganwadi Development Program (TADP)India●

Toyota TeachToyota Kirloskar Motor (TKM)

South Africa

Toyota South Africa Motors (TSAM), Toyota South Africa
Foundation (TSAF)

Toyota Anganwadi Development Program(TADP) Aims to Improve the Quality of PreSchool Education

Toyota Teach: Supporting Enhanced Primary
Education

Overview

Overview

TKM is implementing TADP in cooperation with the Governmentof Karnataka (GoK) at its Anganwadi Centers (AWC).
The program consists of four pillars: "child-friendly facilities,""learning-based activities," "teacher capacity building," and"health and hygiene," and also covers the maintenance of AWC's
facilities, aesthetics, and hygiene. In addition to improving the
educational skills of teachers as part of the preschool educationof the country's future leaders, the program also promotes
nutrition education and hygienic cooking methods, as well ashome gardens to ensure a supply of fresh fruits and vegetables,
and health and hygiene activities.
In FY2023–2024, TKM worked with 150 AWCs in the Ramanagara
District.

TSAM and TSAF are working to promote improved academic
achievement among elementary school children in areas where
the educational environment is poor, by helping improve andassist teachers' understanding of the curriculum policies. One of
the aims of the program is to stay abreast of the latest trends
and advances in education. Since 2005, the program hasstrengthened its training on overall school administration,
focusing on school functionality and the four curriculum areas(mathematics, Zulu as home language, English as a first
additional language, and natural science and technology) for
students from reception year to familiarize children with school
before they enter elementary school, through grade 7. In 2009,
a whole-school approach to support was introduced, supporting
4 to 5 schools on a 3-year cycle.

Achievements
Cumulative number of students: 7,131, conducted at 380 AWCs
2023–2024: approx. 150 (teachers), approx. 1,900 (students),
approx. 150 (collaborators)

Achievements

TADP in action

Follow-up visits after workshops to support teachers in their classes

Number of supported schools: 184
Number of people supported: 26,842 (children), 730 (teachers)(as of October 2023)

South Africa

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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VolunteerFoundations

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Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support●

Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

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Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia

Community Cocreation andVolunteerSupportContribution to the SDGs

Toyota Motor Corporation"Table For Two"
Program to Support School Lunches in Africa

Overview

Overview

The Toyota Volunteer Center was established within the company
in 1993, and works with all plants and offices to support volunteer
activities targeting employees (including their family members andretirees). The center encourages employees who say, "I'minterested in volunteering, but the barriers seem high and I haven't
gotten involved," to participate in activities held by localorganizations. It also conducts voluntary programs and provides
a forum for simple volunteer activities that can be completed athome, creating opportunities for employees to become active involunteerism.
Since 2018, we have made September our accessible volunteer
month, and we are continuing activities to learn about, participate
in, and expand volunteerism. We also continue our food drive
activities as an initiative to reduce food loss. In 2023, we launched
Toyota's Pro Bono in which our employees work closely with local
communities to solve problems collaboratively.

In a move to support hunger relief efforts in Africa and promotehealthy eating among employees at the same time, Toyota began
assisting the "Table For Two" program run by the authorized NPO"Table For Two International" in June 2011. Each time an employee
orders a reduced-calorie lunch in one of the company cafeterias
on Wednesdays, a total of 20 yen (10 yen from the employee and10 yen from the company) is donated to provide one school lunch
to a child in Africa. This program provides an easy opportunity for
employees to take part in social contribution and helps boost theirvolunteer-related awareness.

Germany

Achievements

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeNumber of employees participating in volunteer activities:
Approximately 30,000 (2023)
Number of employees participating in food drives: approximately
2,800 (2023)
Toyota's Pro Bono activities (including ongoing projects):
8 projects (2023)

Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Volunteer Center: Creating Opportunities for
Employees to Participate in Volunteer Activities

Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous Earthquake

Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States

Japan

Achievements
Number of cafeterias participating in the program across all
domestic plants and offices: 76
Total value of donations in FY2024: Approximately 2.7 million yen(equivalent to approximately 130,000 school lunches)
Cumulative value of donations: Approximately 34.9 million yen (asof February 2024)
https://www.tablefor2.org/

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Fundamental Approach
For Toyota, living in harmony with local communities means
prioritizing and addressing regional issues. It is also important that
we utilize our own resources, including technologies and knowhow, to create a better society hand-in-hand with local
communities. Toyota supports employees' participation involunteer activities undertaken on their own initiative and seeks toestablish local communities where people support one another. In
Japan, we work with Group companies to conduct initiatives that
address various issues surrounding local communities in four key
fields: environment, disaster relief, social welfare, and sports.
Peace Drive, in which children's drawings are pasted on cars to encourage safe driving

Having meals at a company cafeteria to help provide school lunches to children in Africa

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Social Contribution Activities
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Japan

Highlights

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers:
Initiative to Develop Rich and Beautiful Forests

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by theGreat East Japan Earthquake

MFA and Traffic Safety

Program for Hearing Impaired Children:
Deepening an Understanding of Cars andMonozukuri Through Interaction with Employees

Overview

Overview

Overview

Committed to conserving local forests, volunteers first gathered in
Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, in 2000 to begin forest maintenanceactivities such as cutting underbrush and pruning. In 2008, theinternal volunteer circle "Forest Keepers" (collaboration has
continued since the organization became independent in August2018) was established and made an agreement with the Forestry
Section of Toyota City to work on collaborative forestry activities incity-owned forests. With the participation of employees andToyota Group companies as well, this activity is raising awarenessof the functions of forests.
Thinning operations that keep forests in a healthy condition also
immerse the participants in nature and contribute to their healthand well-being.

As a part of our community contribution activities undertaken for
more than 50 years, we invite students of schools for the hearing
impaired in Aichi, Mie, Gifu, and Shizuoka prefectures to visit
Toyota Kaikan Museum to deepen their understanding of carsand monozukuri (manufacturing). The program includes an
explanation of work by Toyota employee who graduated fromschools for hearing impaired and the opportunity to learn how
cars are made. The aim of creating these opportunities is to foster
interest in cars and dreams for the future.

The Great East Japan Earthquake that occurred on March 11,
2011, caused unprecedented damage. To assist people in thestricken areas in going back to normal as quickly as possible,
employees from Toyota Group companies and affiliatedcompanies have done volunteer work for reconstruction support
in the Kesen region of Iwate Prefecture (Ofunato City,
Rikuzentakata City, Sumita-cho) since June 2011.
While the previous volunteer activities ended in 2019, we continue
to maintain our connection with the Kesen region, transforming
the efforts into volunteer lecturers for the annual "Scientific Jackin-the-Box! Why/What Lectures," a science workshop for children
who will lead the next generation in the Kesen region.
In addition to volunteer activities, Toyota also continues theprovision of culture and arts by holding the Vienna Premium
Concert and Toyota Community Concerts in Tohoku.

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For Two

Japan

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Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

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Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

●

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeAchievements

Achievements
Number of participating students: 58 (FY2024)
Cumulative number of times program held: 51 (as of FY2024)
Cumulative number of participating students: Approximately
4,366 (as of FY2024)

Cumulative number of events and participants: 676 times and6,635 people
Cumulative number of trees thinned in planted forests: 9,419
trees (as of January 2024)

Volunteer achievements
2011–2012

With transportation means and lodging facilities
not yet restored, volunteers travelled from Aichi
Prefecture or Tokyo to Iwate Prefecture oncompany-owned buses and other means.
Activities were coordinated by local disastervolunteer centers, and volunteers assisted intasks such as removing debris and setting up
temporary housing.

2013–2018

The volunteers have assisted with grass mowing
and other day-to-day activities in temporary
housing areas and supported local festivals,
crafts workshops for children, and other events incooperation with local governments, tourism
associations, and NPO personnel, forging
stronger bonds with local residents and promotinginterpersonal interaction. In the second half,
volunteers assisted with restoring industry withhigh local needs by working in apple orchards
and winery grape fields.

Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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Thinning trees to create a healthy forest, giving utmost attention to safety

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Highlights
Focus

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS*)

MFA and Traffic Safety

Support for disaster-affected areas and enlightening people about

Human Asset Development

how to use the car as an evacuation shelter

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan●

Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeUsing Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

When major natural disasters occurred in
the past, while prioritizing human life andlocal recovery, Toyota has moved to gain an
accurate understanding of the level ofdamage locally, and to quickly arrange
vehicles to be used in disaster-affected
area, donate to support groups, andconduct fundraising with employees.
In March 2018, in light of the numerous
natural disasters that have occurred and thediversification of means of evacuation bydisaster victims in recent years, we launched
TDRS to quickly help disaster-affected
people restore their lives after a disaster,while taking full advantage of our resources
as a car manufacturer and the expertise wehave acquired through our main businesses.
*	Toyota Disaster Recovery Support

Support for the Noto
Peninsula Earthquake in 2024

Vehicles to be used in a disaster-affected area

Key Areas of Activity for TDRSIn the event of a natural disaster, TDRS Headquarters is established internally, and the support is provided currently in the following key areas.

Support for employees'
volunteer activities

Information on the state of disaster-affected areas is acquired from local governments andrelevant organizations, and recipients of support are considered. When recipients are
decided, volunteers are recruited from among the employees, and recovery support isprovided in the disaster-affected areas.

Operational support fordisaster volunteer centers

Employees who have completed the disaster volunteer coordinator training program aredispatched to provide operational support in disaster volunteer centers in the affected areas.
They match volunteers with local needs and ensure the relief work is carried out smoothly andeffectively.

Mobility support (to lendcars to people in theaffected areas)

When a disaster occurs, mobility can play an important part in meeting the need fortransportation of people and things in the disaster-affected areas. After hearing what theaffected prefectures and social welfare associations need, suitable company-owned vehicles
are loaned with the cooperation with local Toyota dealers.

Support to live in the car
temporarily

According to personal circumstances and government measures in disaster-affected areas,
and with expectations for large-scale earthquakes in the future, people setting up home in theircars are predicted to continue. Toyota, therefore, is raising awareness of evacuation in cars
while prioritizing the lives of people forced to stay in their cars after a disaster.

TDRS activities: https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/tdrs/ (*Japanese Only)

Toyota Motor Corporation provides emergency assistance to the areas affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake through the following activities.

Efforts from January to the end of March in 2024

Provision of goods, lending of vehicles, etc.
In cooperation with vehicle dealers, Toyota
Rental & Leasing stores, and Toyota Mobility
Parts, we provide support to the affectedmunicipalities, etc., through the provision of
supplies, lending of vehicles, and disaster relief
volunteer activities. We are conducting
appropriate support activities while carefully
identifying what is truly needed by local residents.

Ongoing support activities

Relief funds and donations
A total of 50 million yen was donated to theJapanese Red Cross Society, a social welfare
corporation, and Japan Platform, a specified
non-profit organization. In addition, a website has
been set up for donations from Toyota Motor
Corporation employees, and the collected
donations will also be donated to support theaffected areas.

 nlightening people about the risk of usingE
the car as an evacuation shelter
In cooperation with NPOs, we delivered"compression socks that are known to beeffective in preventing economy classsyndrome," "HELP BOOK for Using a car as anevacuation shelter" and "Awareness Flyer to stayin the car" to disaster victims who had no choice
but to use their cars as evacuation shelters.

The Toyota Group continues to provide support in cooperation with governments and aidorganizations.

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Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Toyota Community Concerts: Solving Local
Issues Through Music

Toyota Lobby Concerts: Providing the Enjoymentof Music to Our Neighbors

MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Overview

With the aim of promoting local communities through music,
Toyota Community Concerts have been held since 1981 incollaboration with the Federation of Japan Amateur Orchestras
Corp. to support classical music concerts around Japan bycommunity-based amateur orchestras. The performances arevaried and include popular works and masterpieces of classicalmusic as well as selections from opera, ballet, film scores, andanime songs. The concerts are enjoyed by all, from classicalmusic aficionados to first time concert-goers.
From FY2022, the 40th anniversary of the first concerts, allperformances have been based on the key theme of "SDGs
Through Music" to realize the mission of "Producing Happinessfor All."

Toyota has been holding concerts in the lobby of its Tokyo Head
Office building since 1995, inviting local residents and people
from nearby social service facilities to come along and enjoy
music in a casual atmosphere. A diverse range of music isfeatured with the assistance of artists who share the concert's
objectives. With the cooperation of local communities, employee
volunteers and others organize and run the performances bythemselves.
Attendees are asked to bring used postage stamps and PET
bottle caps, which the Toyota Volunteer Center collects to help
fund education for children in Laos and Thailand and provide
medical supplies to emerging countries.

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

●

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

●

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeAchievements
Achievements
Cumulative number of performances: 1,853
Cumulative number of attendance: Approximately 1,420,000(as of December 2023)
https://www.toyota.co.jp/mecenat/tcc/ (*Japanese Only)

Cumulative number of performances: 49
Cumulative number of participating artists: 251
Cumulative number of visitors: 18,100 in total (as of November 2022)
https://www.toyota.co.jp/jpn/sustainability/social_contribution/society_and_culture/domestic/tlc/ (*Japanese Only)

Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

1,728th Toyota Community Concert (Okinawa): Donating to food banks as an
SDGs project

A performance by Bonten Japanese drumming troupe with "summer festivals" as
the theme

Foundations

Social Contribution Activities

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Focus

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Producing "Petit" Happiness for All During a Pandemic

MFA and Traffic Safety—Received the Grand Mécénat Awards 2021—

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan●

Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeUsing Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Toyota Youth Orchestra Camp (March 2021): Online lessons connecting six regional venues

In November 2021, Toyota's "Producing ‘Petit' Happiness for All
During a Pandemic" activity received the Grand Mécénat1 Awards at
the Japan Mécénat Awards2 2021 sponsored by the Association for
Corporate Support of the Arts. Toyota was recognized for leveraging
previous activities and conducting this activity while quickly andflexible responding to social changes as a result of the COVID-19
pandemic.
Toyota established its mission of "Producing Happiness for All" in
2020. Freedom of mobility was limited during the pandemic, a social
issue people had not experienced before, which resulted in many
people rediscovering the joy of mobility. While the word "move" hasthe meaning of "mobility," it has yet another meaning of "touchingpeople's hearts." Therefore, "Producing Happiness for All" includes
the desire to bring excitement to many people.
The first part of such a mission is exploration, where we take a zerobased approach to thinking about what we can do and then starting

Net TAM Online Talk Event held five times between July 2020 and January 2021
"Are arts and culture really non-essential and non-urgent?": Discussions that cross disciplines in the arts industry

from where we can start immediately. The last part is action, where
we use new knowledge acquired through the pandemic, such as
online distribution, to conduct activities. And rather than being too
aggressive in our approach, we have accumulated many small"petit" happiness by utilizing the unique mécénat-like resources ofToyota over a long period. In this way, these last years have been aperiod of new discoveries from the stereotype of activities only being
in the real world, and of many realizations about activities in the
post-COVID-19 era.
1 Mécénat: A French word meaning to create a richer society through the promotion ofarts and culture.
2 Japan Mécénat Awards: Established in 1991 as a system of awards that recognize
mécénat activities of companies and company foundations, the Japan Mécénat Awards
2021 presented the Grand Mécénat Awards and six awards for excellence out of 164
activities certified during 2020.
https://www.mecenat.or.jp/ja/column/interview/12881 (* Japanese Only)

About the Logo

Toyota's aim of enriching the livesof communities is included in the"arts in hearts" brand, which
inspires emotion in everyone
through the power of art, andexpresses the tremendous
emotional excitement that iscreated, swells, and gathers likebubbles. The collection of various
circles of different sizes, colors,
and patterns represents diversityof emotion.

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Georgia

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

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Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia●

Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany●

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeToyota Caucasus (TCA)

Germany Toyota Deutschland GmbH (TDG)

Belgium

Actively Supporting Various Activities Based on
the Philosophy of "Start Your Impossible" and"Go Beyond"Toyota Employee Initiative to Provide Shelter toTurkish People after Disastrous Earthquake

Pro-Bono Volunteering Program by TME
Employees

Overview

Overview

Overview

Throughout 2023, Toyota Caucasus continued to demonstrate its
unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR)
in the Caucasus region. Embracing our core philosophies of"Start Your Impossible" and "Go Beyond," we actively supported
various initiatives aimed at fostering inclusivity, sustainability, andcommunity engagement.
We plan to continue such initiatives and explore new opportunities
to support the local community.

On February 6, 2023, a disastrous earthquake in the south-eastof Turkiye and the north of Syria left thousands of people homelessovernight. Toyota employees, one with Turkish roots, made it theirpersonal commitment to provide shelter to the affected populationin the devastated area.
In just a few days, they formulated a plan for providing container
housing and sought approval for funding from Toyota
management, which was swiftly granted. One employee travelled
to Turkiye for 10 days to supervise the setup of containers and tohelp providing additional basic goods needed.
Those efforts were rewarded with countless smiles and gratitudes
of many local people. A fund-raising initiative across Toyota Group
members led to the United Nations High Commissioner for
Refugees (UNHCR) donating 22,500 euros.

TME has enhanced its volunteer program to contribute to the
local community and has launched a new program with Serve theCity, a long-standing partner. The program is based on ateambuilding concept where groups of Toyota members help
Serve the City prepare and serve lunch for homeless and refugees
at the day center in Brussels. For employees, it provides theopportunity to engage in meaningful work, develop new skills,
and strengthen team bonds.

Achievements
2023: Supported special Winter tournament for disabled athletes(January), and supported Paralympic activities (May) within
Start Your Impossible campaign
Supported the School League of Mini Football as part of
our CSR activities

Toyota Motor Europe (TME)

Achievements
2022-2023: 
945 volunteers helped Serve the City preparing
28,258 lunch bags and distributed 26,568 hot meals.

Achievements
Donation of 22,500 euros to UNHCR

Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Supported special Winter tournament for disabled athletes

Container housing provided to those affected by the disaster

TME employees helping Serve the City

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Fundamental Approach

PolandHighlights

Toyota Motor Manufacturing Poland (TMMP)

TurkiyeToyota Motor Manufacturing Turkiye (TMMT)

United States

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA)

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer
Activities

Supporting Victims of the Major Earthquake from
Various Angles

Using Our Knowledge and Experience to Give
Back to Society through Volunteer Activities

MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Overview

Overview

In 2009, a TMMP established a volunteer program called "PoMOCz Toyoty" (Support from Toyota). Through these activities, ouremployees contribute to community development by involvement
in local organizations and institutions including schools, sports
clubs, and orphanages. The Volunteer Club Council, launched bya group of active volunteers, plans company-wide volunteer
activities and shares experiences and good practices. The mostcommitted volunteers, who took part in at least two actions in theprevious year, are specially honored by the factory's management
at a dedicated meeting during which special volunteer badges are
given to them.

On the day of the major earthquake that struck southeastern
Turkiye and northern Syria on February 6, 2023, TMMT
immediately reacted by dispatching truckloads of emergency
supplies and rescue workers to 10 affected cities in southeastern
Turkiye. In the following days, additional food and supplies weredelivered, and a temporary kitchen was established. Additionally,
evacuees from the disaster area were provided accommodation
at TMMT's guest house. In the meantime, TMMT, its members aswell as Toyota entities from across Europe joined forces andraised over 2 million euros. In addition to relief aid and relief
supplies, TMMT has established its own housing development
project and an education study center for kindergartens andstudents. Today TMMT continues to support the region with a
new project called "Women's Touch to the Future Step 2 within
Earthquake region."

Toyota Motor North America (TMNA) team members are
passionate about serving the community, sharing their time,knowledge, and skills to improve educational outcomes, addresscritical needs, and increase access to opportunities. TMNA
matches team member donations, provides grants for volunteer
hours, and awards special grants for board service with nonprofit
organizations through a program called Toyota4Good. TMNA
team members are giving back to society in various ways,
including mentorship, assisting with reading skills, teaching
financial literacy, developing leadership skills and assisting withSTEM curriculum.

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Achievements

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Volunteer activities in 2023: 65
Cumulative volunteer activities: over 600 (as of December 2023)

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium●

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

Poland●Supporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiye●Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

Achievements
Rescue support: Saved 19 people & 2 dogs
Relief goods: 5 truckloads of emergency relief supplies,
12 container houses, and 22 tents delivered
Hosting victims: 28 victims hosted at TMMT guesthouse

Achievements
Number of nonprofits team members volunteered with: 995(2023)
Total team member volunteer hours tracked in Toyota4Good:
49.9 million (2023)
Board grants awarded: 231 (2023)

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Employees participating as volunteers

Survivors hosted at the TMMT guesthouse

Created food assistance packages as part of COVID-19 relief efforts

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Fundamental Approach

South Korea

Highlights

Toyota Motor Korea (TMKR), Toyota and Lexus dealers

Singapore Toyota Motor Asia Pacific (TMAP)

Thailand

Sharing Kimchi with Love

Partnership with the World Para Swimming(WPS) World Series

Kathin Activities to Promote and Preserve Thai
Culture and Buddhism

Overview

Overview

Overview

Sharing Kimchi with Love is a social contribution program
launched in 2012, whereby Toyota weekend farmers, selected
through open application, make kimchi with their homegrownvegetables to donate to the underprivileged. Employees of Toyota
Motor Korea also attend the event every year to make kimchi anddeliver it to a social welfare corporation.
The event was expanded in 2021 as part of the Best In Town
activity, and around 300 employees from 16 Toyota and Lexus
dealers around the country attended to make kimchi, which wasdelivered to orphanages and community centers in each region.

The World Para Swimming World Series is a prestigious
international swimming competition for elite para swimmers. The
2023 World Series took place in 9 countries, across 4 continents
and Singapore was the only Asian stop.
Toyota is the Main Local Organizing Committee (LOC) Sponsor of
the Citi Para Swimming World Series 2023 in Singapore for the
2nd year. Toyota's participation was due to the global initiative—
Start Your Impossible, where emphasis is placed on increasing
Para-sports awareness. Besides sponsorship, volunteer
opportunities were also created for Toyota employees tocontribute their time as Event Volunteers, providing support to thepara-athletes and competition procedures. Employees who havevolunteered for this were encouraged to experience andunderstand the purpose of why Toyota supports sports, themeaning behind "Start Your Impossible" and how these align withour corporate vision, "Mobility for All."

STM has arranged the Kathin activity since 2021 in order topromote Thai traditions and culture. In 2023, STM along withmembers and companies with good faith, joined together to hostthe Kathina ceremony at Bunyarasri temple, Chonburi Province. It
is a part of promoting beneficial activities for society andcommunities nearby the company as well as promoting Buddhist
traditions, which are good traditions of Thailand, and building
religious places and other things for temples that still lack thenecessary resources. STM plans to continue to strengthen its
commitment to Kathin activities and to make it a top priority as
Big Annual Charity Activities among STM members.

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeAchievements
2019: 50 million won donated to the Korea Federation ofAgricultural Leaders Federation
Dec 2023: Employees made 23 ton of kimchi to donate to 16
social welfare organizations, including the homelesscenter Anna's House
Cumulative volunteer participants: over 1,700 (as of December
2023)

Siam Toyota Manufacturing (STM)

Achievements
Donation amount in 2023: 1,193,999 Baht

Achievements
Number of volunteers who participated in Citi Para Swimming
World Series: 19 (3 days)

Using Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States●

Sharing Kimchi with Love●

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore●

Strengthening Kathin Activities
Providing Relief Donations and AidSouth Korea

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Employees who took part in Sharing Kimchi with Love

Para-athletes and employees who volunteered

Ceremony held in November 2023

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Japan and Overseas

Toyota Motor Corporation

Harmonious Society and theEnvironment

Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach
Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment

Providing Relief Donations and Aid after
Natural Disasters in Japan and Overseas

MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota Volunteer Center

Japan

Table For TwoJapan

Thinning of Planted Forests by Volunteers

Japan

Program for Hearing Impaired Children

Japan

Restoration Support for Regions Damaged by the Great East Japan EarthquakeJapan
Focus Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS)

Japan

Toyota Community Concerts

Japan

Toyota Lobby Concert

Japan

Focus Received the Grand Mécénat Awards

Japan

Actively Supporting Various Activities in the Caucasus RegionGeorgia
Providing Shelter to Turkish People after Disastrous EarthquakeGermany

Pro-Bono Volunteering ProgramBelgium

Contributing to the Community through Volunteer Activities

PolandSupporting Victims of the Major EarthquakeTurkiyeUsing Our Knowledge and Experience through Volunteer Activities United States
Sharing Kimchi with Love

South Korea

Partnership with the World Para Swimming (WPS) World SeriesSingapore
Strengthening Kathin Activities
●Providing Relief Donations and Aid

ThailandJapan and Overseas

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

When a major natural disaster occurs, Toyota undertakes recovery
activities with protecting human life and recovery of the affectedarea as its highest priorities. In Japan, we accurately assess thedamage in the affected region and respond as quickly as possible,
providing relief donations and aid to organizations, such as theJapanese Red Cross Society, Central Community Chest of Japan,
and Japan Platform, to ensure that support is provided to people
suffering as a result of the disaster.
Overseas, we work through our local affiliates to gain anunderstanding of the level of damage. Then, as "One Toyota" incombination with regional headquarters, affiliates, and distributors,
we make donations from Japan to local Red Cross agencies,
UNICEF, and others.

Main achievements
Overseas
November 2019

Extreme bushfires in Australia

January 2022

Large-scale eruption and tsunami in Tonga

February 2023

South-Eastern Turkey Earthquake

September 2023 Morocco Earthquake
September 2023 Libya FloodJapan
March 2011

Great East Japan Earthquake

April 2016

Kumamoto Earthquake

July 2018

Flooding in western Japan

September 2018 Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake
October 2019

Typhoon No. 19

July 2020

Record-breaking torrential rains and floods

February 2021

Underwater earthquake in Fukushima Prefecture

January 2024

Noto Peninsula Earthquake

MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
VolunteerFoundations

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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental ApproachJapan

Cultural andExhibit Facilities

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities●

Toyota Kaikan Museum

Japan

●

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Focus Let’s Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile MuseumJapan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor Corporation

Toyota Kaikan Museum: Displaying Toyota's
Vision and State-of-the-art Technologies

Toyota Automobile Museum: Showcasing theHistory of Automobiles Through Classic Cars
from around the World

Overview

Overview

The Toyota Kaikan Museum is a corporate exhibition hall where
you can see the current efforts of Toyota Motor Corporation
aiming to "produce happiness for all." Introducing Toyota's various
initiatives such as the latest electrification and safety technologies,
mobility, and social contribution activities with videos, exhibits,
and hands-on exhibits. There is also a large number of new cars
on display at all times allowing you to sit behind the wheel. The
Museum also provides fifth graders with an online class on car
manufacturing as part of social contribution activities.

The museum displays 140 classic cars from around the world that
contributed to the development of the automotive industry,showing how closely interlinked the global and Japanese
automotive industries have been as they advanced. The museum
features preservation of cars in working condition. Including theAutomobile Culture Showroom with about 4,000 exhibits on
display, and the Japanese History of Car Making showroom
explaining the history of the automobile industry in Japan, themuseum offers a multifaceted learning experience for visitors. Its
aim is to develop an automobile culture not only through thepermanent exhibition, but also through special exhibitions held
three times a year, classic car festivals, programs targeted atschools, and various other events.

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House

Japan

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

Established: November 1977
Location: 1 Toyota-cho, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japanhttps://www.toyota.co.jp/en/about_toyota/facility/toyota_kaikan/

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Established: April 1989
Location: 41-100 Yokomichi, Nagakute City, Aichi Prefecture
https://toyota-automobile-museum.jp/en/

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Fundamental Approach
The ideas of contributing to society through manufacturing andleading the times through research and creativity represent thepassion of our predecessors and have been passed on to the
Toyota of today.
To enrich the future of people and cars, Toyota is dedicated topreserving that spirit and philosophy as a vital part of theautomotive and manufacturing culture.

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Focus

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Exhibition Expressing the Museum's Aspirations

MFA and Traffic Safety

First timeJuly–October 2021

Number of visitors: 36,000"Let's Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile Museum"

Theme

Human Asset Development

Introducing the SDGs and their 17 goals
and 169 targets with three vehicles

 he first exhibition in which cars are not the main
T
focus
■ 
Exhibits include a rickshaw from the late Meiji period,
an early form of mobility that originated in Japan andcontributed to solving various social issues byfacilitating mobility and creating jobs■

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Exhibition

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities●

Toyota Kaikan MuseumJapan

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Let's Think about
SDGs in Toyota
Automobile Museum

Focus Let’s Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile MuseumJapan

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House

Japan

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japan

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Second time

Number of visitors: 50,000
Theme ocus on cars and food loss with carbon
F
neutrality as the main theme

 he content focuses on both CO2 reduction throughT
carbon neutrality from the perspective of food, andresource recycling through circular economy from theperspective of automobile recycling■ 
Introducing key points of sheltering in cars using
actual cars■

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

July–October 2022

Carbon Neutrality in Food and Cars

Toyota Automobile Museum: https://toyota-automobile-museum.jp/en/

Seeking a relationship where everyone can think together

Third time

August 2023–January 2024

Number of visitors: 110,000
Theme

The Toyota Automobile Museum—established in 1989 by Toyota Motor Corporation to help build a prosperous
future for both people and vehicles—considers the constant pursuit of sustainability a critical part of its mission. To
further this cause, the museum started to hold an exhibition series on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in
2021 titled "Let's Think About SDGs in Toyota Automobile Museum." The idea behind this exhibition is to prompt
young people and children to take actions that contribute to a better future by accurately informing them about thecurrent state of society in general as well as problems closer to home. It is based on the museum's belief that eachindividual's accumulation of efforts, however small, will make a big difference in the future. The museum has special
exhibitions that will help visitors feel more familiar with the SDGs, learn about the current situation and issues, andthink about what they can do for the future.

Comments from theperson in charge

SDGs and carbon neutrality are often considered as something that
limits our lives, but there is a bright future if they are implemented. We
want people of all ages and generations to feel such messages. For
this reason, we have displayed a wide range of vehicles at the venue,
making it a place where visitors can feel excited about the future.
Maki Fujii, Corporate Citizenship Division, Toyota Automobile Museum

Carbon Neutrality in Cars andWaste Materials

 ocus on cars and waste with carbon
F
neutrality as the main theme

 xhibits of electrified vehicles, biodiesel vehicles, solarEcars, etc. as examples of low-carbon energy mobility■ Interactive corner for visitors to share information andcommunicate their own initiatives to achieve the SDGs■

Toyota Times "An Incredible Future Awaits! What We Can Learn from Our Dream Cars":
https://toyotatimes.jp/en/spotlights/1041.html

We did not know this before setting up the exhibit, but we were
surprised to learn that research on solar cars is still ongoing, as wehave not recently seen much of it in the news. Many of the visitors
to the museum voiced the same opinion, and we have highexpectations for the practical application of solar cars in the future.
Rie Komuro, Corporate Citizenship Division, Toyota Automobile Museum

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Japan

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Toyota Kaikan MuseumJapan

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Focus Let’s Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile MuseumJapan●

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House

Japan

●

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

●

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japan

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Foundations

20 companies including Toyota Motor Corporation

Japan

Toyota Motor CorporationJapan

17 companies including Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota
Group)

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House: Introducing theLife Story of Sakichi Toyoda, Major Contributor to
the Development of the Japanese Industry

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall:
Introducing the History of Toyota Through Videoand Other Media

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry andTechnology: Conveying the Importance ofMonozukuri to the Next Generation

Overview

Overview

Overview

The site includes the main house, the barn where Sakichi
carried out his research, and the home where he was born
(restored in 1990). The exhibition also features Sakichi's firstinvention, the Toyoda Wooden Hand Loom, the Non-Stop
Shuttle-change Toyoda Automatic Loom (Type G), patentcertificates, and other items related to Sakichi, as well as a film
depicting his life to help visitors feel and become familiar withhis aspirations and passion.

Photos, videos, dioramas, and actual vehicles are used to
introduce the path Toyota's founder, Kiichiro Toyoda, and hiscolleagues took in overcoming countless obstacles in their quest
to realize their great dream of establishing a full-fledged automotive
industry in Japan. Kiichiro's former residence, built in 1933, wasrelocated and restored on the hall grounds, reminding visitors ofearlier times.

The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology
was established in a building that dates back to the origins of the
Toyota Group, located on the site of the former Toyoda Spinning& Weaving Co., Ltd. The creation of the museum preserved the
red brick building, whose architecture is historically significant, as
a historical heritage site for the entire Toyota Group. The museum
was established to broadly convey the value of the spirit of being
studious and creative as well as the importance of monozukuri(manufacturing).
The museum also introduces textile machinery and the historyof automotive technology as well as the history of the Toyota
Group, with demonstrations using real machines and video
presentations.

Established: October 1988
Location: 113-2 Yamaguchi, Kosai City, Shizuoka Prefecture
https://global.toyota/en/company/profile/museums/sakichi

Established: September 1974
Location: 250 Ikeda-cho Minami, Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture
http://www.toyota.co.jp/en/about_toyota/facility/kuragaike/

Established: June 1994
Location: 
4-1-35, Noritake Shinmachi, Nishi-ku, Nagoya City,
Aichi Prefecture
https://www.tcmit.org/english/

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Highlights

Harmonious Society and theEnvironment

Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan

Highlights

Presenting the Exciting History of how Motorsports
have Developed and Driven the Evolution of theAutomobile

Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Toyota Kaikan MuseumJapan

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Focus Let’s Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile MuseumJapan●

Toyota Motor Corporation

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House

Japan

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japan

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

The Fuji Motorsports Museum was opened adjacent to the Fuji
Speedway. It is perhaps the world's first attempt at a motorsports
museum to have a permanent exhibition through cooperation
with domestic and overseas automobile manufacturers. The
museum traces the history of motorsports from the viewpoint of
the role it played in car manufacturing.
The exhibition introduces the 130-years of racing, including a
structured display of approximately 40 vehicles, legendary carsthat have participated in the most prestigious races and cars thatare unveiled for the first time in Japan, as well as the passion thatthe founders of mass production car manufacturers put into thedevelopment of motorsports vehicles.
The mission of this museum is to convey to visitors the allure andsignificance of motorsports as a place to develop cars behind theheat of racing.
Established: October 2022
Location: 645 Omika, Oyama-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture
https://fuji-motorsports-museum.jp/en/

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MFA and Traffic Safety

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Social Contribution Activities
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Focus

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Welcome Center/ROOKIE Racing Garage

The Fuji Motorsports Forest:

MFA and Traffic Safety

A Place Where A Love for

Human Asset Development

Cars Gathers and Grows.

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Aiming for a City of Future Mobility andMotorsports

Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Toyota Kaikan MuseumJapan

Toyota Automobile Museum

Japan

Focus Let’s Think about SDGs in Toyota Automobile MuseumJapan●

Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House

Japan

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall

Japan

Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology

Japan

The Fuji Motorsports Museum

Japan

Focus Fuji Motorsports Forest

Japan

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Fuji Motorsports Forest consists of a variety offacilities where you can enjoy motorsports
culture. As a new area spreading around theinternational circuit Fuji Speedway, the facility
includes the Fuji Speedway Hotel, which offers aluxury experience, the Fuji Motorsports Museum,
which exhibits racing cars that symbolize thetimes, the garages of Japan's leading racing
teams, and hot spring facilities and restaurants
where more people can stop by.
The mission of Fuji Motorsports Forest is tobecome a "playground and social gathering spot
for adults" where people can enrich their lives andbecome happier by learning about the appeal ofmobility and motorsports, having fun, andparticipating in them. To this end, each facility inthe area will sequentially start offering a variety ofexperiences that can be enjoyed not only by adults
who love motorsports, but also by their families
and friends.
https://fujimotorsportsforest.jp/ (*Japanese Only)

Enjoying 130-years of Motorsports History:
The Fuji Motorsports Museum
In October 2022, the Fuji Motorsports Museum
opened with the tagline "Presenting the exciting

Exhibition & Photo: Mazda Motor Corporation

Here, a wide range of guests can enjoy free exhibits thatconvey the challenges and initiatives for motorsports, as wellas watch engineers and mechanics working intensely.

Fuji Speedway

history of how motorsports have developed anddriven the evolution of the automobile."
The museum, situated within the Fuji Speedway
Hotel and adjacent to the Fuji Speedway itself,spans the first and second floors. In a special
space integrated with the hotel, the museum
showcases the evolution of motorsports from its
inception to modern times through a collectionof approximately 40 iconic racing cars
representative of various eras. The cars on
display are updated regularly in collaboration
with partner companies.
Despite the difficulty of collecting one-of-a-kind
race cars, the support of automobile
manufacturers for the concept of the facility has
resulted in a valuable exhibition space that brings
together rival cars that competed in races. In the
exhibition area, visitors can explore the 130 yearsof motorsports history, including the cars, parts,
and related materials in sequence, and thesection focusing on individuals includes thethoughts of the founders of mass-production car
manufacturers
onthedevelopmentofmotorsports vehicles. The vehicles exhibited are
carefully selected from those that participated invarious racing categories such as rally andendurance races, and visitors can enjoy the
famous cars that have carved a place in thehistory of motorsports around the world.
It also introduces racing activities using hydrogenfuel and biofuel, highlighting recent efforts toward
carbon neutrality. On the third floor of the museum,
there is a café with a 50-meter-long terrace wherevisitors can enjoy a magnificent panorama view of
the Fuji Speedway along with a cup of coffee.
https://fuji-motorsports-museum.jp/en/

Centered on the 4,563-meter-long international racing course,
the Fuji Speedway offers a variety of motorsports-related
facilities, from a kart course to a short circuit. In addition towatching races, visitors can also casually enjoy the racing
course by taking part in hands-on driving.

Fuji Speedway Hotel

With the concept of blending motorsports and hospitality, theFuji Speedway Hotel is nestled amidst the beautiful naturesurrounding Mt. Fuji and its foothills. This unique environment
harmoniously combines tranquility and dynamism.

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VolunteerFoundations

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Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan and Overseas

Foundations

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Foundations●

The Toyota Foundation

●Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundation
Toyota Mobility Foundation

Japan and Overseas
Japan
Japan and Overseas

Donations for Charitable Projects Combined with the TPS United Kingdom
Good Ideas Change Our World

PolandThe Toyota Foundation

Japan

Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundation(established by Toyota Motor Corporation, operated with theparticipation of ten group companies)

The Toyota Foundation: Globally Supporting
NGO/NPO Activities and the Work of Young
Researchers

Toyota Female Engineer Development
Foundation: Supporting Female Students to
Pursue Engineering Careers

Overview

Overview

The Toyota Foundation was established in 1974 to support
programs and research that seek solutions to problems according
to the specific needs of the times from a global perspective. The
foundation currently conducts a variety of support programs.
These include its domestic grant program of support for activities
that create social services and develop human resources in Japanand local communities; its international grant program of support
for mutual learning and policy suggestions related to issues suchas aging populations and cultural diversification and other issues
common to Japan, East Asia, Southeast Asia, and South Asia;and its research grant program of support for mostly young
researchers implementing initiatives that transform social systems
based on freedom of ideas that extend beyond existing
frameworks.

As the future labor force declines, labor participation by women will beessential, and human resources with diverse values will be needed forJapan's manufacturing industries to continue responding to the diverse
needs of customers. There are still few female engineers in manufacturing,so we established the Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundationin 2014 with the aim of supporting women in engineering.
The foundation conducts activities to present the appeals of a career inengineering to spur interest in science and engineering education among
junior and senior high school students and a scholarship program forfemale college students who have entered science and engineering
programs that provides scholarships and includes a training programthat helps students think about the future by providing opportunities tointeract with female engineers and like-minded colleagues.

Achievements

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Achievements
Cumulative number of grants: 8,379
Cumulative value of grants: 20.29 billion yen (as of March 2023)
https://www.toyotafound.or.jp/english/

FY2024 results of the science and engineering career presentation program(targeting high school students)
Cumulative number of participating schools and students in on-site courses (face-toface): 14 schools (mainly in Aichi Prefecture) and 2,300 students (male and female)
Scholarship program (targeting female university students majoring in science)
as of January 2024
Provided scholarships to a cumulative number of 929 students at 96 universities
https://www.toyota-rikeijosei.or.jp/ (*Japanese Only)

Fundamental Approach
Toyota Foundations contribute to long-term, broad-ranging social
activities as they take on issues to respond to current needs andprovide support and aid for those activities.

Interview at an elementary school in a floating village as part of a rural education
support program (Cambodia)

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Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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VolunteerFoundations

Social Contribution Activities

Social Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

Japan and Overseas

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support●

Toyota Mobility Foundation

Toyooka City, Hyogo Prefecture (Japan)

Japan

Overview

City planning toward the realization of asustainable society

Creating communities where people can live
prosperously with continued mobility

Building regional mobility frameworks

In progress

Bitburg (Germany)Japan

Traffic safety initiatives

Local support activities throughautomobile dealers

Matching app to help
residents with their problems

Japan
Joint research grant for building ahydrogen society

Japan
Japan and Overseas

PolandCompleted

Okinawa Prefecture, Chiba Prefecture,
Toyota City, Saga City, etc. (Japan)

Japan and Overseas

Donations for Charitable Projects Combined with the TPS United Kingdom
Good Ideas Change Our World

Jyväskylä (Finland)

https://toyotamobilityfoundation.org/

Foundations
Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundation

Toyota Mobility Foundation: To Enable More
People to Go More Places

Toyota Mobility Foundation was established in August 2014 torealize a prosperous mobility society while eliminating disparities
in mobility. We partner with a variety of non-profit organizations,research institutions, and others to address mobility issues aroundin the world.

Human Asset Development

The Toyota Foundation

Toyota Mobility Foundation (TMF)

Focus

Japan

"Mobility for ALL" project for

Idea contest for people with and without
disabilities to enjoy watching sportssocial implementation of ideas

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities
Exchanging opinions with people
with disabilities about the ideas
presented by the participating teamWith the concept of "creating an ever-better mobility society,""Make a Move Project" is a contest that invites ideas and solutionsin three different categories. In the "Mobility for ALL-Bringing the
Potential of Mobility to Everyone" category, ideas for ways inwhich motorsports can be enjoyed by everyone, regardless of
disability, are being solicited.
For this contest, which began in 2022, the selection process isbased on the perspectives of the concerned parties and theinnovative nature of the proposals, as well as the opinions ofoutside experts, etc. The selected teams will receive funding fortheir projects and prepare for the proof of concept (PoC). At the
PoC, the teams will work with a number of parties to obtain
feedback and make further improvements toward the goal ofsocial implementation.
The key is a thorough understanding of the perspective of thepeople concerned. By working together with those who have
limited mobility or are experiencing difficulties, this initiative
supports efforts to share knowledge and find solutions.

Zimbabwe, Kenya

Bangkok (Thailand)

Indiana (United States)

Building mobility models inrural Africa

Mitigating traffic congestion

Improving transit access through on-demandrideshare service

Delhi and 7 other cities (India)
Improving access to subways

Worldwide
Sustainable Cities Challenge
A contest aimed at solving mobility issues of cities

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Human Asset Development Community
VolunteerSocial Contribution Activities
Fundamental Approach

United Kingdom

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment

Donations for Charitable Projects Combinedwith TPS

Realization of Various Projects through "Good
Ideas Change Our World"

MFA and Traffic Safety

Overview

Overview

TMUK's Charitable Trust raises donations for good causes
through lean development which aims at maximizing benefits withthe minimal resources. The activity involves members volunteering
to explain Toyota's production and management systems toexternal organizations in exchange for charitable donations,combining charitable giving with the "gift of TPS." Seminars takeplace on-site at TMUK's manufacturing facilities, and since theonset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it has utilized VR(Virtual Reality)
technology to help participants understand how TPS is actually
implemented. This has enabled targeted support for nearly 100
charities and organizations local to the plants, directly supporting
improvements in health and wellbeing, social inclusion, and traffic
safety in the local communities.

In 2011 TMMP created the Toyota Fund "Good Ideas Change Our
World" with the aim to solve local problems and raise the standardof living of the local community. Non-profit organizations, e.g.
foundations, associations, sports clubs, public schools anduniversities and other non-profit entities may apply for funding
once a year within the announced grant competition.
The criteria of the competition promote projects that: align with
Toyota's priorities, demonstrate ingenuity/innovation, leavepermanent, physical changes in the community, meet the needs
and/or solve problems of the local community. Part of the projects
are realized thanks to the support of local companies which
provide additional subsidies in exchange for the opportunity tovisit TMMP and learn about the Toyota Production System (TPS).

Achievements

Achievements

Donations in 2023: £519,870

Number of projects realized in 2023: 11
Cumulative number of projects realized:
79 (as of December 2023)

Charitable check handover (2022)

Example of a project realized by the Good Ideas Change Our World Fund: seedlingcultivation activity

Human Asset Development
Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Foundations
The Toyota Foundation
Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundation
Toyota Mobility Foundation

Japan and Overseas
Japan
Japan and Overseas●

Donations for Charitable Projects Combined with the TPS United Kingdom●

Good Ideas Change Our World

Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK (TMUK)PolandToyota Motor Manufacturing Poland (TMMP-W, TMMP-J)

PolandDevelopments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Foundations

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Period of Rapid Growth—Pollution Problems

Highlights◦Japan and the U.S. agreed on voluntary export restrictions (1981)◦Japan’s first highway opened (1964)◦Osaka Expo (1970)◦Keidanren established its Global Environment
Charter (1991)

Oil Crisis

Family car era◦Great Hanshin-Awaji
Earthquake (1995)

First year of the era ofvolunteers (1995)◦Basic Environmental Law enacted (1993)◦Montreal Protocol went into effect (1989)

Emissions regulations◦Consumption tax was introduced (1989)◦Japan’s GNP ranked second in the world (1968)◦JAMA established its Special Committee on Traffic Safety (1989)◦Car ownership in Japan exceeded 10 million units (1967)◦Number of traffic fatalities hit a record high of 16,765 people (1970)

Interest in corporate social contribution activities and mécénat activities increased

First Traffic War◦Keidanren established its One Percent Club (1990)

Second Traffic War◦Association for Corporate Support of the Arts was established (1990)

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Enhanced mass-production structure by building new plants in Japan
Expanded sales structure in Japan
Production overseas went full-scale

Production overseas went full-scale◦Toyota Earth Charter (1992)◦Toyota Environmental Action Plan started (1993)◦Lexus brand established in North America (1989)

1995
Basic Principles and Policies of Social Contribution Activities
established

1996

1994
Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology opened

Scientific Jack-in-the-Box! The Why/What Lecture commenced

1993
Toyota Volunteer Center established

Toyota Lobby Concert commenced

1992
Toyota Teach educational program in South Africa started

Classic Car Festival started

1991

Toyota Automobile Museum opened

1988
Sakichi Toyoda Memorial House opened

1989

1987
Toyota Young Drivers Communication started(the current Toyota Drivers Communication)

Corporate Citizenship Activity Committee established1986
Toyota Music Library opened (until 2021)

1981
Toyota Community Concerts commenced

1985

1979
Toyota Telephone Counseling for Kids opened (until 2009)

1990s

Toyota Youth Music Camp (the current Toyota Youth Orchestra
Camp) started

1976
Toyopet Green Campaign started (until 2023)

Toyota Technological Institute opened(graduate school established in 1984, and Chicago campus in 2003)

1975

1980s

Toyota Safety School started

1974
The Toyota Foundation established

Toyota Kuragaike Commemorative Hall opened

1973
Program for Hearing Impaired Children started

Toyota Summer School started (until 2019)1969
Toyota Traffic Safety Campaign started (until 2017)Year◦Guiding Principles at Toyota (1992)◦Local production in North America commenced (1984)

1960s through 1970s

Toyota’s major social contribution activities

Company-wide initiatives to tackle environmental problems◦Merger of Toyota Motor Co., Ltd. and Toyota Motor Sales Co., Ltd. (1982)

White Road campaign in Thailand started

Toyota trend

Foundations
Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Social Contribution Activities◦Keidanren (Japan Business Federation) established
its Charter of Corporate Behavior (1991)◦Plaza Accord (1985)

Toyota Family Learning Program started in the U.S.

Human Asset Development

Foundations

Bursting of Economic Bubble

1990

Human Asset Development

Economic Bubble—Environmental Problems◦Tokyo Olympics (1964)

Social trends (Japan)

MFA and Traffic Safety

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
Volunteer

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Fundamental Approach

Harmonious Society and the Environment

MFA and Traffic Safety

Toyota joined the Keidanren One Percent Club

Social Contribution Activities

Harmonious Society and theEnvironment

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2009

Toyomori Project commenced and the Toyomori Institute of
Sustainable Living opened (until 2022)◦Expo 2005 Aichi, Japan (2005)

2008◦The Kyoto Protocol went into effect (2005)

Toyota First Experience Program started(Currently Toyota Future School)

Foundations

Rainforest restoration activities started in the Philippines (until 2013)

Toyota Mie Miyagawa Mountain Forest Project started

2007

Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
Human Asset Development Community
Volunteer

CSR Committee (Corporate Citizenship Activity Subcommittee) established

Corporate Citizenship Division established (divisions that previously
conducted activities were consolidated)Toyota Study Assistance Fund started in China

1990s“Kodomobilitas,” a road safety website, opened(Currently "Toyota Children's Road Safety" website)◦First-generation Prius was introduced (1997)2006◦Toyota Environment Forum held for the first time (1997)◦Environmental Affairs Division established (1998)

Hands-on traffic safety education program started◦The NPO Law (1998): NPO activities were expanded

Principles and Policies of Social Contribution established (p. 4)

Heightened interest level in global environmental problems

Toyota Safety Education Center “mobilitas” opened

2005

2004

Bursting of Economic Bubble

Toyota Shirakawa-Go Eco-Institute opened

Net TAM arts website opened

Toyota Children Meet Artists program commenced (until 2015)

2001

MFA and Traffic Safety

Desertification prevention activities commenced in China

Toyota Choreography Award established (until 2016)

Harmonious Society and theEnvironment

Toyota Environmental Activities Grant Program commenced (until 2021)

Toyota Child Safety Communication commenced (until 2012)

2000

1999

Automobile Technical Training Course for Brazilian Residents in Japan
commenced (until 2017)

Human Asset Development

MEGA WEB opened (until 2021)

1998

1997

Highlights

Eco-no-Mori Seminar commenced (until 2005)

Toyota Fureai Concert commenced (until 2003)

Toyota Master Players orchestra concert series commenced(Currently Wien Premium Concerts)

The Forest of Toyota opened to the public

Toyota Able Art Forum commenced (until 2004)

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

1996

Foundations

Toyota Art Management Seminar commenced (until 2004)

Human Asset Development
Social trends (Japan)

MFA and Traffic Safety

Toyota trend

Harmonious Society and the Environment

Year

Highlights

Toyota’s major social contribution activities

Fundamental ApproachSocial Contribution Activities

Social Contribution Activities
Rise of Emerging Nations and Expanding Globalization

Fundamental Approach◦World population exceeded 6 billion (1999)◦The 2008 financial crisis◦Nationwide operation of ETC systems commenced (2001)(2008)

Youth disinterest in cars
The first year of the era of CSR (2003)

New urban development through extensive merger of cities, towns, and villages (1999-2010)

Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support

Rapid expansion of globalization◦CSR Policy: Contribution toward Sustainable Development (2005)◦Lexus dealerships commenced operations in Japan (2005)◦Local production started in China (2000)

2000s

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Highlights

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Co-creation and Cultural and Exhibit Facilities
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Social Contribution Activities
Further Globalization

Highlights
Harmonious Society and the Environment
MFA and Traffic Safety
Human Asset Development

Social trends (Japan)

Fundamental Approach◦First year of Reiwa Era (2018)◦Consumption tax raised to 10% (2018)◦Great East Japan Earthquake (2011)◦Tokyo Olympic and Paralympic Games (2021)◦Kumamoto Earthquake (2016)◦CASE (from 2016)◦Expo 2025 (2025)◦United Nations adopts sustainable
development goals (SDGs) (2015)◦Noto Peninsula Earthquake (2024)◦COVID-19 (from 2020)

Human Asset Development
Community Co-creation and Volunteer Support
Toyota trend◦Promotion of the Fuji Motorsports Forest project (2022)◦Toyota Global Vision announced (2011)◦Woven City, future city development started (2021)◦BEV strategy announced (2021)◦Kokoro Hakobu Project (2011)◦Toyota Motor East Japan, Inc. established (2012)◦Announcement of Toyota Group Vision "Inventing Our Path Forward, Together" (2024)

2016

2017

2018

2019

2021

2022

2023

Global partnership agreement signed with Special Olympics International

Toyota Disaster Recovery Support (TDRS) launched

Mobile Toilet Project launchedGrand Mécénat Awards received at Japan Mécénat Awards 2021

Fuji Motorsports Museum opened

Four sites, including company-owned forests
certified as 30 by 30 Shizen Kyosei Sites

2015
Toyota Female Engineer Development Foundation established

National partnership agreement signed with Special Olympics Nippon

2014
Toyota Mobility Foundation established

2020sDream Class for the MIRAI (Future) in Toyota City started

2012
AQUA SOCIAL FES! started

Toyota Costa dos Corais (Coral Coast) Project commenced in Brazil

Volunteer Activities to Support Great East Japan Earthquake Recovery
started by Toyota Group companies

The Table for Two program introduced

2011

2010s
Year

Developments in Social Trends and Social Contribution Activities

Toyota’s major social contribution activities

Foundations◦Mirai fuel cell vehicle launched (2014) / Second generation Mirai launched (2021)◦Toyota recalls (2010)

Social Contribution Activities

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