Toyota Tsusho Corporation ("Toyota Tsusho") announced today that it exhibited with its Group company, Eurus Energy Holdings Corporation ("Eurus Energy"), at "WAKUWAKU Work Fes 2026," held on September 13 in Wakkanai, Hokkaido, and conveyed the importance of resources recycling and renewable energy to local children.

"WAKUWAKU Work Fes" was organized by Junior Chamber International Wakkanai to introduce local children to a variety of jobs and industries and encourage their interest in work and the local community. Toyota Tsusho and Eurus Energy exhibited in support of the event's aim: "To develop and secure the people needed to support Wakkanai in the future by giving the city's children opportunities to experience work at local companies and deepen their understanding of local industries."

Toyota Tsusho's booth offered "Eco Fishing" (a game in which participants fish for recyclable resources) and wind turbine coloring activities, giving visitors a fun way to learn about the significance of resources recycling and the renewable energy business. The booth welcomed a total of around 900 children and their parents or guardians. At Eurus Energy's booth, many visitors took part in activities designed to deepen their understanding of jobs in wind power generation. These included trying on harnesses used for wind turbine maintenance, making pinwheels, and coloring.

By offering fun opportunities to learn about resources recycling and renewable energy, Toyota Tsusho and Eurus Energy shared the Toyota Tsusho Group's sustainability initiatives through interacting with children who will support the local community in the future.

To fulfill its Mission of "passing on a better Earth to the children of the future," the Toyota Tsusho Group will continue working to solve social issues through its business activities and helping to build a sustainable society while valuing its ties with local communities.