With high-purity MgO at the core, we implement energy, agriculture, aquaculture and resource circulation to suit the conditions of each region.
Current Status
Based on the business plans, briefing materials and layout drawings we have received, we summarize the current overview.
JOSO / IBARAKI
In light of local conditions, the plan has been changed to a land-based aquaculture business. Surveys and design toward commercialization are under way.
TOWADA / AOMORI
A regional circular plan centered on 35 tanks of land-based salmon aquaculture, combined with hydroponics, open fields and moringa cultivation.
KOTA / AICHI
An indoor plant plan designed with care for the natural environment and surrounding facilities. With safety as the top priority, we are explaining the plan to and consulting with the community.
Towada Lake / Aomori
Raise. Make. Deliver to the community.
Together with Towada's nature, we are creating a new base for aquaculture and agriculture.
Based on aerial photographs, we are planning the layout of agriculture and aquaculture facilities centered on land-based salmon aquaculture. Linking aquaculture, hydroponics, open-field farming and moringa cultivation into a single regional cycle, we add new options to Towada's food and industry.
Water quality and rearing conditions are managed in 35 circular tanks, each 12 m in diameter.
Hydroponic cultivation in greenhouses, plus seedling and work areas.
Greenhouse and open-field growing spaces, connected with local agriculture.
Purification and shared facilities, with care for the primeval forest and surrounding environment built in.
Joso / Ibaraki
Planning a sustainable aquaculture base suited to the region.
In light of land conditions such as urbanization control areas, we switched the Joso City plan from an MgO factory to a land-based aquaculture business. We are now considering the business, equipment and operations to create a facility in harmony with the local environment.
Kota / Aichi
An indoor production base designed with care for the natural environment and surrounding facilities.
In the Fukozu Sasaba district, we are advancing a plan that combines an indoor plant with renewable energy equipment. With safety as the top priority, including 24-hour monitoring, anomaly detection, emergency shutdown and regular inspections, we are carefully explaining the plan to local residents as discussions proceed.
About this information This page summarizes the current plans based on the business plans, residents' briefing materials and layout drawings we have received, as well as public news materials from Bio Remotex Co., Ltd. Plans and timing may change depending on progress in land acquisition, contracts, permits, surveys and design discussions.
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