Connecting precious lives
to the future.

Research and technology do not change society simply by existing. We verify them, combine them, link them to local issues, and carry them through until they work in people's daily lives. Energy, environment, agriculture, forestry and fisheries, welfare — rather than treating different fields separately, we think of them as one cycle. That is how Bio Rimotex implements technology in society.

Protecting nature means protecting life.

Discover technology. Verify it. Combine the necessary technologies and people. Then implement it until it works in society. Translational research is not simply about commercializing research results. It is a bridge that carries past experience from the present into the future, takes systems born in one region to the next, and hands them on to the next generation.

• GREEN CARBONRich forests
• WATER & LIFEWater and life
• PEOPLE & COMMUNITYThriving people

Through the production of high-purity magnesium oxide (MgO) and the use of renewable energy, we aim for a regional model in which the environment and industry are in harmony. Technology does not reach society on expectations alone. We verify quality, continuous operation and real-plant conditions as we build a regional model where the environment and industry coexist.

Address

Kota Town, Nukata District, Aichi Prefecture

Purity

99.99% (target: 4N grade)

Site area

Approx. 1,000 tsubo (approx. 3,300 m²)

Main equipment

5 high-purity MgO production units

By-product

Green hydrogen

Features

Indoor installation, low environmental impact, in harmony with the community

A regionally circulating biomass power business that uses Wajima's rich forest resources to generate renewable energy from wood chips. Thinned timber becomes chips — and then local energy.

Address

Wajima City, Ishikawa Prefecture (details undisclosed)

Output

1,994kW

Fuel

Wood chips (thinned and unused timber)

Operating company

Wajima Biomass Power Plant Co., Ltd.

Related companies

Biochip Wajima and others

Start of operation

Preparing to resume

Enrich nature. Enrich the fish. Enrich fisheries. And enrich the community. Using the water system that runs from a former fish farm into Lake Biwa, we work to improve sediment and purify water. By building on these results, we aim to contribute to improving the environment of Lake Biwa in the future.

1. Environmental restoration
2. Fry
3. Aquaculture
4. Processing & shipping
5. Community

A regional model where people, animals and nature coexist. The plan places everything on one site — from seed production and land-based aquaculture to processing and shipping, a rescue dog facility, a café, a dog run and employment support.

Seed productionLand-based aquacultureProcessing & shippingWan-StaCaféDog runEmployment support

This is at the planning stage and will be adjusted through detailed design and consultation with the relevant authorities.

Through the power of plants such as moringa, forest management and the use of unused resources, we restore nature's cycle and pass it on to the next generation.

1. Moringa
2. Forest management
3. Thinned timber & unused resources
4. Biochar
5. Carbon neutrality
6. Forest & farmland restoration
7. Soil regeneration

• Cultivation, processing and regional rollout of moringa
• Circular use of forest resources and a biochar business
• Use of environmental value such as J-Credits (pursued while confirming eligibility requirements)
• Building a regional model that passes rich nature on to the next generation

Protecting the lives of dogs gives young people a chance to meet the community. Through rescue dog activities, we nurture the bond between people and animals, connect it to agriculture, forestry and fisheries, and develop new leaders for the region.

Planned regions

Shiga, Nagano, Aichi, Fukuoka, Chiba and Ibaraki

Older people, people with disabilities, young people and animals alike — not merely beings to be protected, but each bringing what they can and taking part in the community with a role. Independence and coexistence create communities that last.

Employment & independence for people with disabilitiesPurpose & participation for older peopleLiving together with animals