Oji Holdings Corporation (President: Hiroyuki Isono, Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo) would like to announce that it will be a special sponsor of the 'Oji no Mori Presents Mt. Teine Outdoor Fest (hereinafter referred to as Mt. Teine Fest).
Mt. Teine Fest, held at Teine Mountain Forest, one of the 'Oji no Mori※1' properties owned by the company in 650 locations nationwide, will take place on October 19 (Sat) at Sapporo Teine Olympia Ski Center in Teine Ward, Sapporo City, and the surrounding area of Shirakaba-daira.
Teine Mountain is located near Sapporo's urban area, known as a popular spot for winter sports, and is also utilized for golf and mountain sports in the green season. While a trail running event is held annually in June, this year, in collaboration with local educational institutions, residents, and private companies, various events are planned for the autumn season.
On that day, in addition to the trail running race, there will be outdoor sports and leisure experiences, stage events, Teine Marche (gourmet booths, workshops, miscellaneous goods), and music live performances around a bonfire.
As a special sponsor, the company will introduce its efforts towards Nature Positive※2 through collaborative stage talks with Hokkaido University of Science at 'Oji no Mori×HUS Machikado Campus (13:15-14:15)' and at the Oji Group's dedicated booth. Additionally, the company will provide the following items and technologies.
[Utilization at Maru She Gourmet Booth & Kitchen Car]
- Paper cutlery made with Oji Ethertex's base paper
- Various paper containers by Asahiyoko
Using reinforced waterproof cardboard made from Oji Interpack, a cardboard rubbish bin.
Material recycling of used paper cups from the Oji Group.
[Displayed at the Oji Group exclusive booth]
Oji Nepia's exclusive products at the Hokkaido region: Nose CelebTissue designed with Hokkaido animals, Hokkaido-limited Anemone HG, Nose CelebITSUMO (novelty).
Paper packaging and pulp mold from Oji Management Office (Packaging Business Development Division).
The exhibition panels at the Oji Group exclusive booth are designed by Oji Industrial Materials Management (Creative Headquarters), showcasing initiatives from Oji no Mori, paper products born from the forest, efforts in paper cup material recycling, Nose Celeb photo spot with SNS integration, CM videos, and broadcast of original videos from Oji no Mori.
'Oji no Mori Presents Mt. Teine Outdoor Fest' Overview
Date: October 19th (Saturday) 10:00-16:00 (Trail run starts at 9:00)
Location: Sapporo Teine Olympia Ski Center and areas around Hakubahei (593 Teinehoncho, Teine-ku, Sapporo City)
Admission Fee: Free
Access:
Official website:
Official Instagram:
*"Mt. Teine Fes" program flyer is available here (PDF)
*1 The company owns forests that are one of the largest in a domestic private company, which is approximately three times the size of Tokyo (totaling approximately 0.635 million hectares domestically and internationally), and refers to its proprietary forests as the "Forest of the Prince".
In the midst of issues such as climate volatility and loss of biodiversity, it is crucial for corporate business activities and capital flow to move towards enriching nature rather than exploiting it.
Mt. Teine Fest, held at Teine Mountain Forest, one of the 'Oji no Mori※1' properties owned by the company in 650 locations nationwide, will take place on October 19 (Sat) at Sapporo Teine Olympia Ski Center in Teine Ward, Sapporo City, and the surrounding area of Shirakaba-daira.
Teine Mountain is located near Sapporo's urban area, known as a popular spot for winter sports, and is also utilized for golf and mountain sports in the green season. While a trail running event is held annually in June, this year, in collaboration with local educational institutions, residents, and private companies, various events are planned for the autumn season.
On that day, in addition to the trail running race, there will be outdoor sports and leisure experiences, stage events, Teine Marche (gourmet booths, workshops, miscellaneous goods), and music live performances around a bonfire.
As a special sponsor, the company will introduce its efforts towards Nature Positive※2 through collaborative stage talks with Hokkaido University of Science at 'Oji no Mori×HUS Machikado Campus (13:15-14:15)' and at the Oji Group's dedicated booth. Additionally, the company will provide the following items and technologies.
[Utilization at Maru She Gourmet Booth & Kitchen Car]
- Paper cutlery made with Oji Ethertex's base paper
- Various paper containers by Asahiyoko
Using reinforced waterproof cardboard made from Oji Interpack, a cardboard rubbish bin.
Material recycling of used paper cups from the Oji Group.
[Displayed at the Oji Group exclusive booth]
Oji Nepia's exclusive products at the Hokkaido region: Nose CelebTissue designed with Hokkaido animals, Hokkaido-limited Anemone HG, Nose CelebITSUMO (novelty).
Paper packaging and pulp mold from Oji Management Office (Packaging Business Development Division).
The exhibition panels at the Oji Group exclusive booth are designed by Oji Industrial Materials Management (Creative Headquarters), showcasing initiatives from Oji no Mori, paper products born from the forest, efforts in paper cup material recycling, Nose Celeb photo spot with SNS integration, CM videos, and broadcast of original videos from Oji no Mori.
'Oji no Mori Presents Mt. Teine Outdoor Fest' Overview
Date: October 19th (Saturday) 10:00-16:00 (Trail run starts at 9:00)
Location: Sapporo Teine Olympia Ski Center and areas around Hakubahei (593 Teinehoncho, Teine-ku, Sapporo City)
Admission Fee: Free
Access:
Official website:
Official Instagram:
*"Mt. Teine Fes" program flyer is available here (PDF)
*1 The company owns forests that are one of the largest in a domestic private company, which is approximately three times the size of Tokyo (totaling approximately 0.635 million hectares domestically and internationally), and refers to its proprietary forests as the "Forest of the Prince".
In the midst of issues such as climate volatility and loss of biodiversity, it is crucial for corporate business activities and capital flow to move towards enriching nature rather than exploiting it.
