[June 13-14, 2026] Kuradashi to Host 'SDGs Passport' Quiz Rally Event at Tama-Plaza Terrace

Kuradashi, operator of the social good market 'Kuradashi' (CEO: Kohei Kawamura), will host an interactive SDGs quiz rally event titled 'SDGs Passport' on June 13 (Sat) and 14 (Sun), 2026, at 'Tama-Plaza Terrace,' a community-focused commercial facility directly connected to the Den-en-toshi Line's Tama-Plaza Station, and its surrounding facilities.

This event is part of the Environment Month initiatives organized by Tokyu Malls Development Corporation. It aims to provide an enjoyable way for visitors to learn about social issues, particularly food waste reduction, while shopping or visiting on the weekend. The initiative is designed to inspire sustainable actions that families can start immediately.

Event Overview 'SDGs Passport' is a community-wide quiz rally themed around 'experiencing sustainability while having fun.' Participants will collect stamps by answering quizzes about SDGs and food waste located throughout Tama-Plaza Terrace and Tokyu Department Store Tama-Plaza.

【Details】 Event Name: SDGs Passport Dates: June 13 (Sat) – 14 (Sun), 2026 Hours: 11:00 – 18:00 (Last entry: 17:00) Locations: Tama-Plaza Terrace, Tokyu Department Store Tama-Plaza Participation: Anyone can participate for free by picking up an 'SDGs Passport' booklet at designated booths within the facility. Fees: Free Prizes: Snacks sold on 'Kuradashi' will be presented based on the number of correct answers. Additionally, one person who answers all 10 questions correctly and completes the survey will be chosen by lottery to receive a 30,000 yen Tokyu Hotels gift card.

Background June is 'Environment Month' in Japan. With a mission of 'bearing fruit for the future through good business,' Kuradashi has operated the social good market 'Kuradashi' to help reduce Japan's approximately 4.64 million tons of annual food loss (FY2023 estimate). To date, Kuradashi has achieved a cumulative reduction of 37,951 tons of food waste and 100,607 tons of CO2 emissions. The event aims to make social issues relevant to families and children by utilizing commercial facilities as local hubs.