Itonami (workings) builds the foundation for a vibrant society, and Kokoromi (Challenge) continues to create a new norm in childcare by making the most of past experience. These concepts help to build new relationships between people. We operate a variety of childcare facilities and engage in community activities under our four guiding principles: “Itonami”, “Kokoromi”, “Tsunagari” (connection), which provides child-centered services, and “Hirogari” (expansion), which opens up businesses from a global perspective and nurtures the diversity of children. At the root of this philosophy is the concept of "child-centeredness." Rather than adults protecting children and giving them the answers, we recognize children as human beings, believe in their curiosity and spirit of inquiry, and value the attitude of working together to solve problems. Children themselves are the bearers of our future society. They are the ones who will be responsible and will need the capability to make their own way in a future of uncertainty. We are committed to providing a place where we can nurture vibrant human resources who are able to take responsibility and make their own future.