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Galansiyang Joins Forces with Japanese Innovators in LVNS Forest Project to Revolutionize Reforestation with Deep Tech
Galansiyang CEO and Chief Pilot, together with Leave a Nest CEO and C-suite of 12 Japanese company for the LVNS Forest Project.
March 3, 2023
TOKYO — Leave a Nest Group unveiled the twelve (12) honorable Japanese companies to collaborate with Galansiyang for the LVNS Forest Project represented by their CEOs & COOs. The project will be set in the Philippines with the goal of utilizing deep tech to establish a novel reforestation system.
Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. has launched the LVNS Forest Project in Tokyo, Japan, in collaboration with 12 Japanese companies and Galansiyang. This initiative aims to advance their mission for forest conservation and support the people in the Philippines. The launch in Tokyo marks a significant expansion of Galansiyang’s mission. By participating in the LVNS Forest Project, Galansiyang aims to share its expertise and learn from Japan’s advanced technological and environmental practices. This collaboration is expected to foster new strategies and solutions for reforestation and environmental conservation on a global scale.
Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. has been instrumental in bringing together organizations like Galansiyang to address pressing environmental issues. Their commitment to deep technology and future generations aligns perfectly with Galansiyang’s vision of a greener, more sustainable world.
As Galansiyang embarks on this new journey in Tokyo, the organization remains dedicated to its core mission: using technology to restore and protect our planet’s forests. The collaboration with Leave a Nest and other partners in Japan is a promising step towards achieving this goal.
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LVNS Forest Project
Twelve (12) Japanese companies:
ACSL – Japanese drone developer producing industrial drones to realize manpower saving and unmanned operation in the industrial field.
EBARA – Ebara Corporation is a publicly traded manufacturing company based in Tokyo, Japan which makes environmental and industrial machinery such as pumps and turbines. It is the owner of the Elliott Company in the United States and Sumoto S.r.l. in Italy.
KOBASHI HOLDINGS – a Japanese company that provides technology solutions for agriculture in Japan since 1910, and is committed to solving global issues to leave a richer life to the next generation under the philosophy of “Cultivating the Earth”.
SAGRI – a company working to solve issues in the global agricultural and environmental fields through a data platform that combines satellite data, AI technology, and plotting technology under the vision of “achieving coexistence between humans and the Earth.
JEPLAN – One of Japan’s most innovative recycling companies that uses its chemical recycling technology, BRING Technology™, to recycle most PET bottles and old garments from Tokyo and other prefectures.
Pioneer Corporation – an architectural company that uses different types of wood and metal technology for building.
Hasetora Spinning – a textile and fiber company that has been producing most textiles and fiber in Japan for hundreds of years since 1887.
JR east – Japan’s largest rail company and also the largest of all railway operators in Asia Pacific.
BIPROGY – One of Japan’s largest IT solution providers for business.
Focus System – a general information services company that meets the needs of the information society through IT services, system integration, information security, etc.
Euglena – a Japanese biotechnology company that sells food products, cosmetics, and biofuel that mainly use Euglena alga.
Rohto – Japan’s pharmaceutical company that provides eye care solutions with their novel eye drops.
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