Sustainability

Yamaha Group Sustainability

Information on the Yamaha Group Sustainability Policy and the
Group's sustainability promotion system, material issues, targets, etc.

Yamaha Group Sustainability Policy

Sustainability Management

Material Issues

Engagement with Stakeholders

Philosolphy & Vision

Yamaha Group Sustainability

Activity Report

Related Information

ESG Data

GRI/SASB/ISO26000 Comparative Table

Policies and Guidelines

External Recognition

Participation in Initiatives

Third-Party Verification

Editorial Policy

Key Highlight

[Thumbnail] Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Spread of Music Culture

Promoting Public Music Education in Emerging Countries
(School Project)

ACHIEVEMENTS TOTAL 4.25
MILLION CHILDREN

10COUNTRIES (As of March 31, 2025)

TARGETSTOTAL 7MILLION CHILDREN Targets for FY2028

School Project

There are many children around the world who have insufficient opportunity to play musical instruments due to an inadequate environment for music education. Therefore, Yamaha is developing School Project around the world with the aim of popularizing activities using music and musical instruments in public education in order to provide more children to play and convey the joy of music and musical instruments.

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Sustainable Use of Timber

Otonomori (Forest of Sound) Activities

Recent years have seen a decline in both the volume and quality of timber resources, leading to concerns regarding future sustainability. In order to procure high-quality timber suitable for musical instruments in a sustainable manner, Yamaha has initiated “Otonomori Activities” to create sustainable forest that are integrated with local communities, and is cooperating with governments and academic institutions to develop them both domestically and internationally.

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