Dialogue Between WOTA CEO Maeda and Tokyo Marine Group CSUO Mika Nabeshima Featured in Tokio Marine Holdings’ “Sustainability Report 2026”
Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.’s “Sustainability Report 2026,” published on September 1, 2026, features a dialogue between Mika Nabeshima, Tokio Marine Group CSUO (Group Chief Sustainability Officer), and Yosuke Maeda, Representative Director and CEO of WOTA.
Published as a “Special Feature: In Conversation”, the dialogue is titled “Building a Disaster-Resilient Society Together with Our Business Partners—Beyond Insurance, from Everyday Preparedness to Better Recovery, and Building a Society for the Future.” It provided an opportunity to exchange views on the significance of disaster resilience initiatives and the future envisioned by both companies.
The dialogue covered a wide range of themes, including the challenges WOTA has identified through its disaster response activities; the importance of going beyond simply restoring water infrastructure to “Build Back Better,” an approach promoted by the Tokio Marine Group; and a shift in mindset to view disaster prevention and mitigation efforts as investments in the future rather than costs. It also explored how junior high school students operated water-recycling showers at evacuation shelters following the Noto Peninsula Earthquake, extending to disaster preparedness education.
Furthermore, “16. Quantification of Social Value,” in the report’s Detailed Section features WOTA’s disaster relief initiatives using small-scale decentralized water recycling systems and its deployment of “WOTA BOX” and “WOSH” at evacuation centers following the Noto Peninsula Earthquake as part of a case study (Case 6) on Tokio Marine & Nichido’s impact investment in WOTA.
For details, please check the link below. Relevant pages: P36–39, P170 (print edition)
■ Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc. “Sustainability Report 2026”