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| The Mitsubishi Public Affairs Committee has been inviting children living in social welfare facilities to soccer games that take place at the J-League Urawa Red Diamonds home ground since 1994. |
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| Having agreed with the purpose of “International Literacy Year” of the United Nations, we started the Mitsubishi Asian Children’s Enikki Festa in 1990. This social welfare program aims to stimulate cultural exchange between children by allowing them to learn about each other through illustrated diaries. After the conclusion of the 9th festival, we had received 487,274 works from 25 nations and regions.2010 sees the start of the 10th festival. |
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| In 2009, the Mitsubishi
Center Digital Gallery opened inside the newly reconstructed Mitsubishi Ichigokan.
At four booths inside the gallery, visitors are able to view some 120 high-resolution
digital images of heirlooms related to the Mitsubishi Group, such as books and
works of art from the Seikado Bunko Art Museum and the Toyo Bunko, including
a number of national treasures. Visitors can enjoy perusing the gallery’s
diverse selection of valuable artifacts, collected over four generations by successive
Mitsubishi presidents. |
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| Monthly Mitsubishi was
first published in November 1965 as a public relations and information magazine.
It highlights the management philosophy of senior members of Mitsubishi Group
companies and also introduces new products and topical subjects from each company.
It is distributed to employees of each member company and concerned parties,
with the aim of enhancing communication. Published monthly in Japanse/Number
of copies:370,000 |
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| Mitsubishi Monitor was
first published in 1987 for staff that work in companies incorporated abroad
and overseas offices of the Mitsubishi Group. It contains articles in digest
format that highlight topics and major news stories from each company of the
Mitsubishi Group. It also introduces the culture and nature of Japan. Published
bimonthly in English / Number of copies: 12,000 |
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| To facilitate recognition
of Mitsubishi Group companies domestically and abroad, we publish Mitsubishi
Profile (written both in Japanese and English) regularly to widely publicise
the diversity of the Group’s business, contribution to society and support
of cultural activities. |
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| The website of the Mitsubishi
Public Affairs Committee has been set up within the portal site of the Mitsubishi
Group (www.mitsubishi.com) to communicate the activities of the committee and
its member companies to people all around the world. Available in Japanese, English
and Chinese. |
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| Here we select a timely
theme from a broad range of categories, such as politics, economy, art and science,
and organize a forum by inviting a panel of experts. These forums are open to
the public in addition to parties related to the Mitsubishi Group. |
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