Ryohin Keikaku has been committed to socially and environmentally conscious manufacturing since the launch of MUJI in 1980, focusing on the three principles: "selection of materials," "streamlining of processes," and "simplification of packaging."

Since its "Second Foundation" in 2021, Ryohin Keikaku has aimed to become a front runner of ESG management by 2030, advancing company-wide initiatives centered on "ESG in products," "ESG in business activities," and "ESG in communities."

Specifically, the company has made steady progress in building business models that contribute to resource circulation, such as expanding products made from natural materials and collecting and reusing clothing and plastic items. Furthermore, Ryohin Keikaku has deepened its approach to "independent store management" to take root in local society, promoted social good initiatives, and established a structure for every division to take ownership in advancing "ESG as core business" based on its four material issues.

Ryohin Keikaku will continue to contribute to building a sustainable and circular society that coexists with nature through its products, services, and activities. Based on Ryohin Keikaku's core value of "contributing to society and people," the company strives to respond sensitively to issues currently unfolding on the planet alongside its employees and business partners, focusing on reducing environmental impact and respecting individuality throughout the entire lifecycle of all products, services, and activities.