Pursuant to the PRTR Law, we determine the emissions and transfer of chemical substances which are subject to said law.

We also take action to reduce their use, such as by reducing the proportion of substances contained in raw materials.

As a result, emissions in FY 2009 came to 47.8t, a reduction of 36.7% compared to the previous fiscal year and the amount transferred came to 53.3t, which is a decrease of 24.5%.

The major breakdown for each respective substance is shown below.

Our environmental impact substance database is an integral system for managing information on the content of chemical substances in the parts and raw materials which make up our products.

This database provides information on the manufacture of products that do not contain harmful chemical substances to the relevant departments.

Amount TransferredStyrene: 32.5t (10.9t decrease YOY)Xylene: 5.9t (1.7t decrease YOY)Bisphenol A type epoxy resin: 2.3t (0.7t decrease YOY)

Atmospheric EmissionsToluene: 20.5t (12.2t decrease YOY)Xylene: 6.7t (2.7t decrease YOY)Dichloromethane: 12.0t (12.0t decrease YOY)

Initiatives for Environmental Risk Management

PRTR Substances

Environmental Impact Substance Database

Environmental Risk Management

Records of PRTR-designated Class 1 Chemicals (Data from Notifying Branches) Unit t

Emissions

Total emissions

Atmospheric emissions

Objective FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009

Emissions into public water systems

Emissions into the soil on premises

Landfill disposal on premises

Transfer to sewage

Transfer to outside

Total amount transferred

79.0t

79.0t

0t

0t

0t

0t

83.4t

83.4t

75.5t

75.5t

0t

0t

0t

0t

70.6t

70.6t

47.8t

47.8t

0t

0t

0t

0t

53.3t

53.3tAmount

transferred

We observe all domestic and foreign environmental regulations, and work to reduce and eliminate harmful chemical substances (substances which are contained in products and those which are used during their manufacture).

One such initiative is to carry out development, design, and purchasing management for products that do not contain harmful substances on the basis of a list of environmental impact substances.

Xylene Dichloromethane (methylene chloride)Ethyl benzene StyreneToluene

0FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009

Unit: t

100

75

50

25

9.45.6

32.7

24.0

3.8

11.56.4

36.5

20.0

4.6

FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009Xylene Ethyl benzene StyreneDichloromethane (methylene chloride) Bisphenol A type epoxy resinToluene

9.61.6

13.72.3

4.8

51.4

7.61.4

12.62.6

3.0

43.4

6.75.8

20.5

12.02.9

5.9

2.3

1.110.11.3

32.5

Changes in Emissions by Type of Substance Requiring Notification under PRTR

Changes in the Amount Transferred by Type of Substance Requiring Notification under PRTR

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Unit: t

100

75

50

25

With regard to regulations and controls, we are promoting compliance with the revisions to the PRTR Law and the Law concerning the Rational Use of Energy, as well as the Regulation on Registration, Evaluation, Authorization and Restriction of Chemicals (REACH) and others.

To prevent environmental accidents in advance, we have instituted environmental patrols and checks during internal environmental audits.

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Responding to Complaints

Legally Qualified Personnel

Training for Emergency Situations

Compliance Status with Laws and Ordinances

We encourage and support the acquisition of the official qualifications necessary for compliance with environmental laws and regulations.

The numbers of personnel who have acquired legal qualifications for major environmental fields are as follows.

We carry out the proper storage and treatment of PCB pursuant to the Special Measures Law for the Proper Treatment of Polychlorinated Biphenyl Wastes.

As a resident of the community, we conduct training which envisions mock emergency situations such as work errors, fires, and earthquakes. This training is designed to identify those facilities and operations that have a profound impact on the environment, or those that have the potential to impact the environment, and to prevent the runoff of harmful substances due to environmental accidents.

Additionally, every year we conduct disaster prevention training, including firefighting training, at each of our branches.

We had two complaints regarding noise from nearby residents. For the noise associated with using vehicles at night, we gave instructions to the users and conduct patrols in aiming to prevent this.

In FY 2009, there were no cases subject to the implementation of a soil contamination survey.

The Stanley Group establishes observation and measurement items related to environmental laws and ordinances, and periodically confirms their compliance status.

Moreover, there were no items which deviated from environmental laws and ordinances in our confirmations via internal audits and external audits.

Lighting capacitor

High-voltage transformer

Equipment No. of units

High-voltage capacitor

High-voltage phase advance capacitor

Low-voltage capacitor

Mercury lamp stabilizer

Phosphorescent lamp stabilizer

Total

19

4

9

4

1,145

25

685

1,891

Health management person

Pollution prevention controller

Type of qualification

Energy management expert/person

Chief electric technician

Special waste management supervisor

Drying equipment chief operator

Organic solvent chief handler

Designated chemicals chief handler

Hazardous substance handler

Hazardous substance safety supervisor

Total

FY 2007 FY 2008 FY 2009

42

5

7

10

18

48

184

33

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39

397

42

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7

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16

59

208

34

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37

430

37

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13

19

65

227

35

15

33

456

Number of PCB Units Stored in FY 2009

The number of phosphorescent lamp stabilizers newly increased due to building demolitions.

Complaint

Time countermeasurewas implemented

Time of occurrence(month and year)

Complaints and Countermeasures

Countermeasure Proceeding based ona deliberation plan

Enhancing patrols,instruction prohibiting

engine revving

Noise complaint from nearby residents

Vehicle exhaust noisein the parking lot

Scheduled for FY 2010 Concluded in March 2010

May 2009 February 2010