Company Guide

Greetings

YAMAZEN started with final disposal operations to accept and properly landfill waste that was no longer in need for people to lead affluent lives. YAMAZEN has been taking environmental protection as the most important management issues since YAMAZEN was established. YAMAZEN constructed Japan's first controlled final landfill site that introduced vacuum evaporation processing equipment, and YAMAZEN has been working on the water conservation of rivers downstream. YAMAZEN, which introduced an environmental management system for the first time in the industry in 1997, is striving to improve maintenance.
In recent years, YAMAZEN introduced a variety of recycling facilities to meet changing social needs and recycle waste efficiently and stably, and YAMAZEN has been taking advantage of the network of its associated companies and partnership companies and developing a system to respond to all customer needs.
Under YAMAZEN's management philosophy, "We continue providing what society demands," all YAMAZEN's management members and employees wish to provide the best services in pursuit of the construction of a recycling-oriented society and the co-existence and co-prosperity with the local community.

Kiminobu Yamazaki, President & CEO, YAMAZEN CO., LTD.

Management Philosophy and Policy

Management Philosophy

YAMAZEN continues providing what society demands, and strives to achieve the well-being of our employees and protect the global environment.

Management Policies

1. YAMAZEN conducts business operations that are highly public, profitable, and innovative.
2. YAMAZEN contributes to its employees, shareholders, and society.
3. YAMAZEN aims to prosper together with the local community.
4. YAMAZEN brings up human resources required by society.
5. YAMAZEN combines wisdom and information, and increases the company's group power.

Company Profile

Trade name	YAMAZEN CO., LTD.
Foundation	April 1, 1970
Incorporation	December 20, 1972
Account closing month	March
Capital	90 million yen
Location	2441-1 Shidenoki, Hatta, Iga-shi, Mie
Contents of business	General waste and industrial waste disposal Total recycling Concentration measurement certification Recycling system consultation
Representative	Kiminobu Yamazaki, President & CEO
Main bank	Shiga Bank, Ltd. Kansai Urban Banking Corporation Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Ltd. Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation

Places of Business

Headquarters	2441-1 Shidenoki, Hatta, Iga-shi, Mie 518-1155 TEL.: 81-595-20-9250; FAX.: 81-595-20-1906
Ueno Eco Center	2441-1 Shidenoki, Hatta, Iga-shi, Mie 518-1155 TEL.: 81-595-20-2131; FAX.: 81-595-20-9722
Test and Analysis Laboratory Water Treatment Facility	2441-1 Shidenoki, Hatta, Iga-shi, Mie 518-1155 TEL.: 81-595-20-2211; FAX.: 81-595-20-2218
Ishikawa Disposal Site	58 Ho, Koyama, Nashitani, Shika-machi, Hagui-gun, Ishikawa 925-0151 TEL.: 81-767-38-8023; FAX.: 81-767-38-8024
West Area Office (Yamazen Unyu Corporation)	2700-1 Nishide, Yono, Iga-shi, Mie 518-1152 TEL.: 81-595-39-1067; FAX.: 81-595-39-1065

Association membership	Mie Prefecture Industrial Waste Association, Ishikawa Prefecture Industrial Waste Association, and Aichi Prefectural Industrial Waste Association
Main customers	Kintetsu Corporation, Sharp Corporation, Kansai Electric Power Co., Inc., Sekisui Chemical Co., Ltd., Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd., NICHIAS Corporation., Daiki Aluminium Industry Co., Ltd., JFE Engineering Corporation, Kubota Corporation, Universal Shipbuilding Corporation, City of Iga, and Ikaruga-cho

Affiliated Companies

Trade name	Yamazen Unyu Corporation
Incorporation	October 1, 1990
Headquarters location	2700-1 Nishide, Yono, Iga-shi, Mie, 518-1152 Tel.: 81-595-39-9410; Fax.: 81-595-39-9422
Capital	90 million yen
Contents of business	Collection and transportation of general and industrial waste, building demolition, construction industry (scaffolding and civil engineering), and general lorry transport
Website	http://www.yamazen-express.com/

Trade name	Yamazaki-jari-shoten Corporation
Incorporation	May 1, 1927
Headquarters location	4-7-6 Hamaotsu, Otsu-shi, Shiga
Capital	40 million yen
Contents of business	Crushed stone and sand handling, civil engineering business, industrial waste disposal, and soil remediation and restoration
Website	http://yamazaki-jari.co.jp/

Trade name	Jyounan Kaihatsu Kougyou Inc.
Incorporation	November 17, 1988
Headquarters location	8-1 Choshiguchi, Terada, Joyo-shi, Kyoto
Capital	50 million yen
Contents of business	Collection, transportation, treatment of general and industrial waste, and processing and sales of recycled products and collection, transportation, disposal, and recycling of contaminated soil

Trade name	HAKUTOKANKYOKAIHATU CO.,LTD.
Incorporation	June 17, 2003
Headquarters location	4-40 Chiyomi, Tottori-shi, Tottori
Capital	1.05 million yen
Contents of business	General waste and industrial waste disposal, Total recycling, Concentration measurement certification, Recycling system consultation
Website	http://www.hakuto-kankyo.co.jp/

History

December 1972	YAMAZEN CO., LTD. (with a capital of 1.2 million yen) was established in Yamato Takada, Nara Prefecture, for the main purpose of collecting recyclable resources.
November 1975	Relocated the Head Office to Kashiwate-cho, Kashihara, Nara Prefecture, and started a business of collecting and transporting industrial waste.
December 1981	Opened a phase-1 controlled final landfill site (with a capacity of 1 million m3) in Hatta, the city of Ueno (now the city of Iga). Established the Ueno Office (now the West Area Office) in the city of Ueno, Mie Prefecture.
May 1994	Established the Central Office (now the East Area Office) in the city of Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture.
October 1995	Opened a phase-2 controlled final landfill site (with a capacity of 1.2 million m3) in Hatta, the city of Iga, Mie Prefecture.
October 1997	Relocated the Head Office to Kuzumoto-cho, the city of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture.
February 1999	Opened regular processing facilities (with a capacity of 280,000 m3) in Shika-machi, Hakui-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture.
May 2000	Relocated the Head Office to the city of Ueno, Mie Prefecture.
June 2001	Completed intermediate processing facilities in Hatta, the city of Ueno, Mie Prefecture.
May 2003	Obtained permission for a 10% capacity increase of the controlled final landfill site in Hatta, the city of Ueno, Mie Prefecture.
April 2005	Relocated the Head Office to Kuzumoto-cho, the city of Kashihara, Nara Prefecture.
April 2007	Relocated the Head Office to Hatta, the city of Iga, Mie Prefecture.
March 2008	Obtained permission for an expansion of the least‐controlled final landfill site in Shika-machi, Hakui-gun, Ishikawa Prefecture.

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