Corporate Social Responsibility

Oak Capital subscribes to several socially responsible community initiatives and other charities. This commitment to social service is built on a conviction that in helping to empower individuals, particularly young people, the group is also contributing to the prosperity of the communities in which it operates.
By supporting various sporting activities such as scuba diving, soccer and baseball classes presented by the “Community Sports Center Foundation,” Oak Capital actively contributes to the promotion of sports among young people. With this focus on the area of sports, Oak Capital aims to contribute to community growth and sustainability and help develop a wholesome society.
Community sports center foundation
This foundation authorized by the Ministry of Education (now, the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology) was founded in 1971 to promote various sporting activities. “Four-leaf Clover Activities” is one of the programs pursued by its “Sports Santa Society” and donates sporting goods such as baseball gloves to homes for orphaned, neglected or abused children.

Youngsters taking part in mini go-cart races and attending driving skills "master classes" with professional formula car drivers during a four-day go-karting event held at "Twin Ring Motegi" (Tochigi Pref.) and organized by Aguri Suzuki's ARTA team in August 2006.
"NAGASHIMA JAPAN DREAM PROJECT 2007" held at Makuhari Messe on January 21, 2007 with attendance by players belonging to Japan's national baseball team.
"Dream Soccer 2006" event organized at Ajinomoto Stadium in Chofu, Tokyo on February 11, 2007 with former star player of the Japanese national football squad, Tsuyoshi Kitazawa as special instructor.