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Supporting Prevention of Child Abuse and Donating to Higashikawa Town

  • CSR
2026.03.02

The corporate mission of D-POPS GROUP is to multiply the number of growth companies (so-called “unicorn companies”) that will revolutionize society. By doing so, we aim to increase the number of growth companies that can contribute to society and help to build a better world.

Our group utilized the corporate version of Japan’s so-called “Furusato Nozei” (also known as “Hometown Tax”) to donate a total of 4.2 million yen to the town of Higashikawa in Hokkaido. This donation will be used to support projects that raise social awareness of child abuse and aim to prevent it.

Click here to participate in the community development of Higashikawa Town through their shareholder system. (Page only in Japanese.)
 
 
Here is a list of all our group companies that donated to this cause:

D-POPS Corp.

https://d-pops.co.jp/

versetal Inc.

https://versetal.com/index.html

PLUST

https://www.plust.jp/

graphD Corp.

https://graphd.co.jp/

GOOD CREW

https://www.good-crew.co.jp/

STAR CAREER CO., LTD

https://star-career.co.jp/

Advancer.inc

https://advancer.co.jp/

TFN

https://tfnmobile.com/
 
 
In addition to the 4.2 million yen donated by our various group companies, D-POPS GROUP Co., Ltd. has also made our own donation in kind, sending 1.5 million yen to the Walking Together Hand-in-Hand with Children Foundation. This donation consisted of paying for a full renovation of the foundation’s official website.

We are conducting donations like this in the hopes that young people and children who will lead Japan and the world can escape their difficult situations as quickly as possible.

D-POPS GROUP will continue to aim for business expansion to ensure our social contributions will continue in the future.

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The corporate mission of D-POPS GROUP is to multiply the number of growth companies (so-called “unicorn companies”) that will revolutionize society. By doing so, we aim to increase the number of growth companies that can contribute to society and help to build a better world. Our group utilized the corporate version of Japan’s so-called “Furusato Nozei”* to donate a total of 6 million yen to the town of Higashikawa in Hokkaido. This donation will be used to support projects that raise social awareness of child abuse and aim to prevent it. *This is a system that allows part of one’s residential tax to be directed toward a specific local government, in order to reduce one’s tax burden by a certain amount. Click here to participate in the community development of Higashikawa Town through their shareholder system. (Page only in Japanese.) Here is a list of all our group companies that donated to this cause: versetal Inc. https://versetal.com/index.html D-POPS Corp. https://d-pops.co.jp/ PLUST https://www.plust.jp/ idealump Co., Ltd https://idealump.com/en Advancer.inc https://advancer.co.jp/ graphD Corp. https://graphd.co.jp/ TFN https://tfnmobile.com/   We are conducting donations like this in the hopes that young people and children who will lead Japan and the world can escape their difficult situations as quickly as possible. D-POPS GROUP will continue to aim for business expansion to ensure our social contributions will continue in the future.
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The corporate mission of D-POPS GROUP is to multiply the number of growth companies (so-called “unicorn companies”) that will revolutionize society. By doing so, we aim to increase the number of growth companies that can contribute to society and help to build a better world. This year, we have donated to the following organizations to assist young people and children who are struggling and not receiving sufficient support: Walking Together Hand-in-Hand with Children Foundation A foundation that supports children who have been victims of abuse and domestic violence in today’s society, where such issues have been intensifying more and more. https://ab-children.com/ (Page only in Japanese.) NPO Lights On Children A non-profit organization working together with companies and individuals to support children who need social assistance. https://lightson-children.com/en/ NPO bond Project An organization aimed at contributing to the healthy development of youths facing various challenges by providing employment opportunities, helping to find one’s purpose for living, and encouraging them to play an active role in society. https://bondproject.jp/ (Page only in Japanese.) Frances and Sachio Semmoto Foundation A public foundation that provides scholarships (without repayment obligations) to international students from the Asia-Pacific region who would otherwise have difficulty studying in Japan due to economic reasons. https://semmoto.or.jp/english Hoshinowa Foundation A public foundation established with the purpose of nurturing human resources who will be helpful to society, which provides scholarships (without repayment obligations) to students of good character, high commitment levels, and academic excellence enrolled in vocational schools, technical colleges, and universities in Kumamoto Prefecture. https://hoshinowa.or.jp/ (Page only in Japanese.) Meguro Wakaba Orphanage (Social Welfare Service Airinkai) A child welfare facility operating in the Ohashi area of Meguro Ward, Tokyo. https://www.megurowakabaryo.com/ (Page only in Japanese.) Famiee Project An association using blockchain technology to issue family relationship certificates for couples and families not currently recognized by law (e.g., LGBTQ couples, etc.). They aim to provide social recognition to those families and increase the number of companies and organizations that accept such certificates, thereby enabling them to receive family-oriented services. https://famiee.org/en/ Tokyo Council of Social Welfare An organization that aims to solve the challenges of living in a local community by leveraging the diversity of people in Tokyo. In this case, we are designating our donation towards their “International Youth Exchange Program” for third-year high school students from child welfare facilities and foster care in the Tokyo metropolitan area. https://www.tcsw.tvac.or.jp/ (Page only in Japanese.)   We are supporting these organizations with the hope that young people and children who will lead Japan and the world can escape their difficult situations as quickly as possible. D-POPS GROUP will continue to aim for business expansion to ensure ongoing social contributions.
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The “Walking Together Hand-in-Hand with Children Foundation”, where our Chairman Sachio Semmoto serves as Chairman of the Board and our President & CEO Kazuhiro Goto serves as Secretary-General, hosted a social event. Approximately 60 people were in attendance, and all proceeds were donated to charity. Here are some pictures to show how it went: Opening statement from Chairman Sachio Semmoto Toast from former Minister for Foreign Affairs Yuriko Kawaguchi Social mixer Osamu Takada, Chairman of Kawasaki Children’s Psychological Care Center Kanade, presents on the current state of abuse in Japan Kazuhiro Goto, Secretary-General of Walking Together Hand-in-Hand with Children Foundation, gives a report on the organization’s activities thus far You can find out more information about our donations and ways to contribute by following the links below: ★Walking Together Hand-in-Hand with Children Foundation (ab-children.com) *From the above link, you can contribute via either credit card or bank transfer. ★Higashikawa Town's shareholder system for community development (higashikawa-town.jp) *From the above link, residents of Japan can contribute via the “Hometown Tax” system. Please designate your donation for「児童虐待防止に関する支援啓発事業」. D-POPS GROUP aims to realize a Venture Ecosystem while also raising awareness of contributing to the improvement of society. Moving forward, together with your feedback and cooperation, we hope our support will help children to feel even a little bit safer and happier. We also plan to organize events like this again in the future, making more opportunities for networking and learning about an altruistic spirit. We look forward to working together with you to make the world a better place.
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