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Kuwana Works

2454 Aza-Tsuchijima, Oaza-Higashikata, Kuwana-shi, Mie 511-8678, Japan

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November 1999ISO 14001 certification status

The Kuwana Works is in Kuwana, NTN’s birthplace. Located

in the north of Mie Prefecture, Kuwana City is surrounded

by nature at the mouth of the three great rivers of the Kiso

district. In 1918, NTN set up a factory in the city with a floor

space of less than 165 square meters. Our 6 production

facilities there today make more than 10,000 different

items—from the miniature to

the ultra-large. Adjacent are the

Industrial Technical Center and

the Elemental Technology R&D

Center, constructed in 2009,

which together spearhead NTN’s

technical development.

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Total emissions 5,630 tons

Landfilled waste 16 tons

Recycle rate 99.7 %

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Petroleum 1,110 kl

Gas 1,570 tons

Electrical power 81,450 MWh

CO2 emissions 41,480 tons

Natural energy generation 16,300 kWh

Iwata Works1578 Higashi-kaizuka,Iwata-shi, Shizuoka 438-8510, Japan

Bearings, constant velocity joints, and precision equipment

October 1998

The Iwata Works is in the city of Iwata on the east shore of the

Tenryu River in the western part of Shizuoka Prefecture. The

area abounds in nature. We established the works in 1960. It

is the NTN Group’s largest domestic business site, with four

plants inside the grounds, mainly making automotive bearings

and constant velocity joints. The works commemorated

its 50th anniversary in 2010. It

maintains two R&D centers, four

engineering departments, and

one division that are pivotal to

engineering operations, developing

innovative technologies to

accommodate new needs.

As part of community contribution efforts, employees participate in traffic safety week activities, which are held four times a year in spring, summer, fall, and winter. They also cooperate with the community to monitor traffic safety around the works every month to help prevent accidents involving workers or local students and other commuters.Traffic safety monitoring

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• Held workplace tours for our employees‘ families

• Cooperated with the Jogging and Walking School

• Took part in a cleaning program (cleaned up areas around the works and road mirrors)

• Actively participated in blood donation drives

A workplace tour

Main Environmental and Social Contribution Activities in Fiscal 2009

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• Conducted an environmental education program for local junior high school students

• Participated in a tree-planting festival sponsored by the city of Iwata and tree thinning work

• Held a summer festival event• Held workplace tours for our employees‘

families• Conducted an internship program

Summer festival


The works signed an agreement with Shizuoka Prefecture to establish the “Shizuoka mirai no mori supporter” system (Supporters of Shizuoka’s future forests). We are engaging in “NTN Kigyo no mori” (NTN corporate forest stewardship) activities. In fiscal 2009, we planted trees, trimmed underbrush, created steps for a trail, and built birdhouses with the children of employees.This birdhouse was made

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Recycle rate 99.9 %


Petroleum 400 kl

Gas 970 tons




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Okayama Works• Participated in the “Kainoki Road

cleanup”• Participated in “NTN Kigyo no mori”

(NTN corporate forest stewardship) activities

• Participated in beautification activities to create flowerbeds at a major intersection.

• Held workplace tours for our employees’ families

• Conducted an internship program

500-1 Hatakeda, Bizen-shi, Okayama 705-8510, Japan

Bearings and constant velocity joints

November 1999

The Okayama Works is in the city of Bizen, which is in the southeast

of Okayama Prefecture. To the east is Katakami Bay, while to the

west is the Yoshii River, one of the three biggest rivers in Okayama.

The area boasts numerous famous places and crafts, including

Bizen pottery and Osafune swords in arts and crafts, and the

Shizutani School, a national treasure. NTN opened the Okayama

Works in 1972. Its four plants manufacture tapered roller bearings,

axle bearings and constant velocity

joints. NTN has the largest share of

the global market for axle bearings,

and the Okayama Works functions as

the mother factory for these products,

providing overseas plants with

production technology guidance and

support.

The works holds workplace tours for employees’ families. After touring the plants and trying their hand at assembling products, participants watch an animation on global warming. A balance ball is used to demonstrate how families can cut their CO2 emissions. The tours are short, but we believe that they can interest people in conserving the environment.

Nagano Works• Participated in “NTN Kigyo no mori”

activities• Supported the “Kayano Highlands

tree-planting initiative”• Helped send local junior high school

students overseas for training• Held workplace tours for our employees’

families• Took part in the “Tenryu River Water

Environmental Picnic”

The Nagano Works is surrounded by Japan’s Central and

Southern Alps and is in the beautiful natural settings of

Minowa-machi in the Ina Valley, which has the Tenryu River

flowing through the center. NTN established this facility in 1984.

We retained a natural forest on the premises, where we

make a diverse lineup of eco-products, ranging from bearings

to automotive parts and transport

equipment. We take advantage of

the beautiful and clean environment

of Kamiina in harnessing precision

machining technologies to create

high-quality products.

In 2006, we began participating in Nagano Prefecture’s “Adopt-a-Forest” program. At the “NTN Kigyo no mori” in neighboring Komagane, employees and their families trim trees and cut underbrush in ongoing efforts to help reduce CO2 emissions. We have received CO2 statements from the mayor of Komagane over the past three years, planting weeping cherry trees to commemorate these achievements.

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“NTN Kigyo no mori” log cutting

“NTN Kigyo no mori” tree trimming work

“NTN Kigyo no mori” group photo

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Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 970 kl

Gas 3,170 tons



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14017-11 Oaza-Nakaminowa, Minowa-machi, Kamiina-gun, Nagano 399-4601, Japan

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Total emissions 610 tons


Recycle rate 99.7 %


Petroleum 0 kl

Gas 280 tons




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NTN Kongo Corporation• Took part in the 8th Environmental Forum• Conducted cleanup activities in areas

around the company• Accepted Monozukuri (manufacturing)

company bus tours• Participated in the Kawachinagano “light

down campaign”• Allowed local elementary school students

to explore the company’s grounds.

NTN Kongo Corporation is in Kawachinagano, at the foot of

Mt. Kongo, through which the pristine Ishikawa River flows.

We started producing ball bearings in 1925. We became

part of the Group in 1961 as the result of a capital and

business alliance with Toyo Bearing Mfg. Co., Ltd, and we

were renamed NTN Kongo in 1989. Our main offerings are

radial ball bearings, clutch release

bearings, and bearing units, which

contribute to the prosperity of

modern society.

Bus tours of production facilities are arranged as part of Kawachinagano’s program to promote specialty manufacturing, and 20 local primary school students visited our site as part of that initiative. We showed them a DVD video and explained the usage of bearings, after which they toured our plant and tried making bearings.

NTN Engineering Plastics Corporation • Conducted cleanup activities in areas

around the company• Conducted an internship program• Conducted traffic safety monitoring

around the company• Participated in various events as a

member of the Toincho Chamber of Commerce


NTN Engineering Plastics Corporation started operations in 1965 as Toyo Bearing Rulon Co., Ltd., the result of a business tie-up with Dixon Corp. of the United States, and conducted production within the Kuwana Works. In 1981, we established a new facility in Toin-cho, near the west of Kuwana, and renamed NTN Engineering Plastics in 1991. We have earned high regard from customers for our products. As the NTN

Group’s engineering plastics business unit, our main products are automotive products including injection molded products, office equipment, and plumbing products, among other offerings.

We accept local junior high school students in work experience sessions so they can learn the joys and challenges of work and social service. The instruction in this annual effort is part of our social contribution activities, and we plan to continue the program.

Monozukuri (manufacturing) company bus tours

Workers take part in a cleanup

Cleanup activity

Interns at work

3-13, 1-chome, Kidonishi-machi,Kawachinagano-shi, Osaka 586-0009, Japan

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Recycle rate 99.7 %


Petroleum 30 kl

Gas 450 tons





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970 Oaza-Ano, Toin-cho, Inabe-gun, Mie 511-0243, Japan


November 1999

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Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 16 kl

Gas 5 tons




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NTN Powder Metal Corporation • Conducted cleanup activities along

National Route 1 and in areas around the company

• Kanie River cleanup activities• Participated in Kaniecho’s New Year

firefighting parade

NTN Powder Metal Corporation is in the southwest of Aichi

Prefecture, Japan’s manufacturing heartland. We are blessed

with a beautiful natural environment from a river flowing north

to south, while to the east is Nagoya, making our location ideal

for production. We have many years of experience in powdered

metals manufacturing, and employ unique technologies to

create a diverse product lineup. Our prime offerings are oil-

impregnated sintered bearings,

hydrodynamic bearings, and

sintered machine parts. Our stable

supplies of diverse products also

include offerings for audiovisual

equipment, automotive systems,

and home electronics products.

We are ready to respond rapidly to any leaks of ammonia gas. We have held comprehensive training in which employees wear chemical protection suits and oxygen tanks and enter the ammonia yard to check for any gas leaks, showering the tanks and equipment and repairing leak locations.

NTN Mikumo Co., Ltd.• Held workplace tours for employees’

families• Planted trees at suppliers• Conducted cleanup activities in areas

around the company• Actively participated in blood donation

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750-1 Onoe-cho, Matsusaka-shi, Mie 515-2109, Japan


November 1999

NTN Mikumo Co., Ltd. was formerly the Mikumo plant of

the Kuwana Works, and was spun off in November 1988 to

enhance NTN’s production technologies. Although production

capacity is less than for other Group operations, our company

plays a vital role in making products to drive NTN’s future.

NTN Mikumo is undertaking zero-emissions initiatives to

safeguard the environment by

conserving energy and recycling.

It will continue to contribute

to advancement of the local

community by employing its

precision processing technologies.

With cooperation from the local fire station, we hold regular evacuation and firefighting drills and training in providing first aid assistance using AED (automated external defibrillators) and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. We conducted a very popular worksite tour for employees’ families, exchanging name cards with participating children, showing them our plant and providing lunch at our dining hall.

A training

Cleanup activity

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Emergency first-aid training

101 Aza-Katsutaba, Oaza-Kanieshinden, Kanie-cho, Ama-gun, Aichi 497-8541, Japan

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Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 0 kl

Gas 210 tons





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Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 40 kl

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NTN Casting Corporation• Conducted cleanup activities in

waterways used for agriculture surrounding the company

• Conducted cleanup activities at Lake Shinji

• Planted trees in areas around the company

• Made donations to the Hirata festival• Controlled air compressor use

475-1 Nadabun-cho, Izumo-shi, Shimane 691-0003, Japan

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November 2003

NTN Casting Corporation is in Izumo, which is in the central

east of Shimane Prefecture. We manufacture such industrial

machinery parts as pillow and plummer blocks, which are

used in all manner of fields from automobiles and electrical

equipment, to agricultural machinery electrical, and machine

tools parts, and we have earned broad and solid customer

support. Since our establishment,

we have refined our technologies

and passed down technical skills.

We have built a reputation for

consistent quality and trust from all

quarters based on this legacy.

In keeping with our slogan of “Let’s preserve the environment,” we set about resolving each complex problem and reducing our oil-equivalent energy consumption by 20%. In recognition of our employees’ efforts to conserve energy, the Chugoku Bureau of the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry in Hiroshima Prefecture designated NTN Casting as an outstanding energy management plant in fiscal 2009.

NTN Kinan Corporation• Participated in “NTN Kigyo no mori”


• Conducted an internship program• Made donations for children’s

newspapers for local elementary schools


NTN Kinan Corporation was established as an NTN subsidiary

in December 1974. It began operations in April 1975 in

Kamitonda-cho, in Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama Prefecture and

started operating a second plant there in February 2008. NTN

Kinan handles the front-end processes of bearing production,

notably casting and turning, and ships all of its output to

other NTN Group companies.

NTN Kinan’s approximately 170

employees concertedly strive

daily to draw on the company’s

unique casting technologies to

pursue stable quality and achieve

unrivalled cost levels.

Our efforts to lower CO2 emissions focus on optimizing the hydraulic fluid flow rate on our cold rolling unit processing machine and on eliminating air leaks in each piece of equipment. We replaced twin fluorescent lamps in the cold rolling unit sites with single, high-efficiency models. Our efforts to reduce power consumption have spread to other work areas.

Outstanding energy management plant award ceremony

This PC controls air compressors

“NTN Kigyo no mori” group photo

High-efficiency fluorescent lamps

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Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 1,070 kl

Gas 90 tons





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2504-1 Ikuma, Kamitonda-cho, Nishimuro-gun, Wakayama 649-2103, Japan

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Landfilled waste 0.1 tons

Recycle rate 100 %


Petroleum 20 kl

Gas 910 tons




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Hikari Seiki Industry Co., Ltd.• Actively participated in blood donation

drives• Supplied old books, CDs, DVDs,

stamps, and other items to nongovernment organizations to support developing countries

• Conducted trimming and cleanup activities around the plant

Hikari Seiki Industry Co., Ltd. is in Tenri, Nara, the historic heartland of Japan’s Yamato culture. This company supplies adapter for bearings and nut-related products to the NTN Group on an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) basis, and also markets products under the HKS brand. Hikari Seiki Industry is the sole adapters for bearings maker authorized to use JIS labeling, and leads the domestic market in terms of quality and share. It has delivered Seal wear rings for axle roller bearings used in Shinkansen bullet trains

since the commencement of service, and now supplies all bearing makers in Japan, including for the N700 series Shinkansen. The company also provides constant velocity joint cages and turning parts for outer rings to the NTN Group.

We have changed all lighting inside the plant to inverter-based fluorescent lights. We are testing the effectiveness of LED fluorescent lights, which could save even more energy. And we started collecting old books, CDs, DVDs, stamps, and other items in-house, supplying them to nongovernment organizations to support developing countries.

NTN Mie Corporation

NTN Mie Corporation is in Tado town, Kuwana. It is blessed

with especially beautiful natural scenery, with the Ibi, Nagara

and Kiso rivers in the area. Tado is located at the foot of Mt.

Tado in the south of the Yourou ranges that straddle Mie and

Gifu prefectures. We started operations at our first plant in

2004, our second in 2007, and our third in 2008. One key

feature of all three facilities is that

they engage in efforts to lower

environmental impact, having

installed solar panels and wind

power generators that they are

employing effectively as sources of

natural energy.

We participated in a cleanup campaign that the city of Kuwana launched through local government bodies. The 67 employees involved split into four groups to collect rubbish on public roads around the facility, filling 50 bags with nonburnable waste and another 50 bags of burnable waste.

3601-25 Mizono, Tado-cho, Kuwana-shi, Mie 511-0118, Japan

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November 2005

LED fluorescent light

Collected old books, etc.

Wind power generator

A local cleanup in progress

• Participated in regional cleanup activities

• Supported the Tado mini-basketball league’s autumn tournament

• Supported a sports meet in Tado • Sponsored an event for horse owners

in Tado • Actively participated in blood donation

drives

8 Motohigashikata, Sanmaiden-cho, Tenri-shi, Nara 632-0046, Japan

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Recycle rate 99.7 %


Petroleum 50 kl

Gas 0 tons


CO2 emissions 920 tons



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Recycle rate 99.1 %


Petroleum 20 kl

Gas 2,910 tons




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NTN Omaezaki Corporation• Participated in the Omaezaki City Mayor’s

Cup dragon boat event• Exhibited at the Omaezaki City Large

Industry Festival• Helped plant sand-blocking trees along

the shoreline• Actively participated in blood donation

drives• Conducted an internship program

4681-3 Sakura, Omaezaki-shi, Shizuoka 437-1604, Japan

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November 2004

NTN Omaezaki Corporation is in Omaezaki City at the southern

end of Shizuoka Prefecture. Nearby is the famous Omaezaki

Lighthouse, which covers Suruga Bay in the east and the

Enshunada marine area in the south. From May through August,

it is possible to view loggerhead turtles laying their eggs in

the area. These animals are national treasures. The company

was established in 1966 and mainly makes needle bearings. It

engages extensively in community

activities, and we solicit flowerbed

designs from employees, who also

take part in planting, watering and

weeding to help maintain Yachiyo

Park in Omaezaki City.

We jointly ran a booth with the formula team of the Shizuoka Institute of Science and Technology at the Omaezaki City Large Industry Festival. In this event, booth visitors participated in a quiz on the company, receiving snacks for correct answers. The balloons that we hand out every year again proved popular. The festival was an excellent opportunity for people to become better acquainted with the company.

Omaezaki City Large Industry Festival

Dragon boat race

NTN Fukuroi Corporation• Cut grass around the plant• Conducted traffic safety monitoring

around the company• Conducted an internship program• Actively participated in blood donation

drives• Made donations to local firefighting

groups

1959 Midori, Fukuroi-shi, Shizuoka 437-0005, Japan

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November 2007

NTN Fukuroi Corporation was established in 2006 as an

environmentally friendly plant in Fukuroi City, which faces the

Enshunada marine area in the west of Shizuoka Prefecture.

To reduce our environmental impact, we have installed

innovative advanced processing and recycling technologies

and extensively use energy-saving facilities and natural

energy sources, notably wind and

solar power. We are NTN’s 3rd

domestic (and 14th worldwide)

constant velocity joint plant,

making everything from parts to

finished products.

As part of efforts to reduce CO2 emissions, we operate only the agitators on coolant pumps, which used to run daylong and even on holidays to prevent corrosion. We installed timer switches on compressors and water-cooling pumps. We also used valves to calibrate cooling water flows. In these ways, we reduced annual CO2 emissions by 110 tons.

Compressor control panel

Cutting grass around the plant

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Recycle rate 100 %


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NTN Kamiina Corporation• Participated in the “Tenryu River Water

Environmental Picnic”• Supplied old books, CDs, DVDs

and other items to nongovernment organizations to support developing countries


NTN Kamiina Corporation is situated in the Inadani basin, which extends north to south along the Tenryu River in the south of Nagano Prefecture. It has a rich natural environment, and is surrounded by the Central Alps in the west and the Southern Alps in the east. The company was established in December 2005, and makes needle rollers, cylindrical rollers, tapered rollers, and other rolling parts for bearings. It

is pursuing high quality and low costs in keeping with its corporate philosophy of “Improving quality (of human resources, work, and products) to contribute to the progress of NTN,” and supplies the NTN Group.

We aim to become an environmentally friendly site by using natural energy, and as part of this, our second plant installed solar power systems. To contribute to society, we collect used books, CDs, DVDs, and other items in-house, and supply them to non-government organizations to support developing countries.Solar panels

“Tenryu River Water Environmental Picnic”

NTN Bizen Corporation• Participated in “NTN Kigyo no mori”


• Conducted cleanup activities in areas around the company

• Sponsored the Kurodasho region summer festival

• Made donations to social welfare councils

2139-2 Yamaguchi, Akaiwa-shi, Okayama 701-2225, Japan

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Scheduled for certification in November 2010

NTN Bizen Corporation was established in April 2004 to make

bearings for turning equipment. It has the Okayama Plant in Akaiwa,

Okayama Prefecture, and the Bantan Plant in Nishiwaki, Hyogo

Prefecture. Around the Okayama Plant are expansive white peach

and grape orchards, which are signature agricultural products of the

prefecture. In spring, peach flowers blossom throughout the area.

Near the Bantan Plant, the Kako River flows amid the greenery of

the Tanba mountains. The area is also

noted for its farms for Kurodasho

wagyu beef, which is the origin of Kobe

beef. Both plants together employ

around 160 people, and engage in

bearing-turning processes.

All employees undertake initiatives to cut electricity consumption as part of energy conservation efforts. Our main focuses have been to 1) install energy-saving compressors, 2) upgrade air distribution pipes, and 3) engage in savings initiatives to reduce power usage. As a result of these efforts, we cut power consumption per production unit by 14% from the fiscal 2008 level.

“NTN Kigyo no mori” tree thinning work

Energy-saving compressor

522-2 Oaza-Nakasone, Minowa-machi, Kamiina-gun, Nagano 399-4605, Japan

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NTN Houdatsushimizu Corporation • Installed a wind power generator

• Constructed a plant incorporating energy-saving features

• Laid a lawn for planting trees• Prevented dust pollution by sowing

grass on bare land• Conducted cleanup activities in areas

around the company

NTN Houdatsushimizu Corporation was established in 2008 in the

middle of Ishikawa Prefecture. To the east is Mt. Hodatsu, the highest

peak on the Noto Peninsula, and to the west is the Nagisa Driveway,

which links to Hakui. It is an historical site, where the remains of the

Jomon culture were first excavated in Ishikawa Prefecture. We are

located near local companies with outstanding casting technologies,

and are thus in a good location for making bearings for large wind

power generators, for which high

quality is essential. We aim to build

a presence by expanding sales to

industrial machinery manufacturers

and contributing actively to the local

community.

We installed a 10-kilowatt wind power generator to symbolize our position as a maker of bearings for such equipment. We thereby reduced our CO2 emissions by 170 kilograms monthly, and cut our monthly electricity bill by several tens of thousands of yen. We received a subsidy from the town of Hodatsushimizu for placing its logo on the wind turbine.

Wind power generator

NTN Hakui Corporation• Helped cut weeds along the banks of

the Yoshisaki River• Conducted an internship program

32 Mitsuya-machi, Hakui-shi, Ishikawa 925-0024, Japan

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NTN Hakui Corporation is in Hakui, Ishikawa Prefecture in

the west of the Noto Peninsula. We were established in 2007

to turn ultra-large bearings in response to a growing need to

make essential ultra-large bearings for wind power facilities

to conserve the environment and state-of-the-art high-

speed CT scanners and other medical treatment, for which

demand has expanded. We can

comprehensively handle casting,

turning, and heat treatment

processes, and are pushing ahead

with efforts to cut costs, shorten

lead times, and otherwise improve

production efficiency.

We actively participate in local activities such as weeding along the banks of the Yoshizaki River. Because rice paddies are near our facilities, we implement rigorous management processes to prevent leaks of pollutants and properly treat industrial waste. We also turn site lights off at nights to prevent harm to rice growth during summer. NTN Hakui


Weed cutting along the banks of the Yoshizaki River

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1-1 Futakuti-ho, Houdatsushimizu-cho, Hakui-gun, Ishikawa 929-1421, Japan

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NTN Head Office• Conducted cleanup activities in areas

around the company• Supplied old books, CDs, DVDs and other

items to non-government organizations to support developing countries

• Cooperated with a nongovernmental organization to conduct lessons at junior high schools


November 1999

NTN Head Office is on the east side of Yotsubashi Street in Osaka’s

Nishi Ward. Zelkova and cherry blossom trees line neighboring

streets, and also nearby is Utsubo Park, famed for its beautiful rose

garden. The area abounds in nature all year round. The head office

houses administrative departments for NTN and is the oversight hub

for domestic and overseas Group companies, collecting, managing,

and disseminating information. Every year, we participate in the

government’s Cool Biz and Warm Biz

initiatives, which entail wearing the

right clothes for the seasons to reduce

energy consumption. We participate

in Osaka’s monthly “Beautification

Days” by carrying out neighborhood

cleanups.

From 2008, we installed AED (automated external defibrillators) in the first floor lobby for first aid purposes. To reduce environmental impact, we deployed multifunctional copiers requiring ID-based access. As a result, we printed fewer pages and decreased purchased paper volume by 12% from fiscal 2008.

3-17, 1-chome Kyomachibori, Nishi-ku, Osaka 550-0003, Japan

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