Daiwa House Industry and Daiwa House Property Management announced on August 21 that they held a "Mini Phalaenopsis Orchid 'COCOLAN' Potted Planting Workshop" on July 30 at "DPL Nagareyama IV (Nagareyama City, Chiba Prefecture)," a logistics facility developed by Daiwa House Industry, as part of their community coexistence activity "DPL Community Connection Project."
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On the day of the event, approximately 20 people, including local residents and tenant employees, participated, choosing their favorites from a large selection of mini phalaenopsis orchids and enjoying flower arranging. The event was held in a friendly atmosphere from start to finish, and included information on the company group's initiatives, such as "Why does Daiwa House grow phalaenopsis orchids?", as well as "Tips for enjoying phalaenopsis orchids for a long time."
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Participants commented, "It was my first time, and I was happy to have fun with my friends," "It was a lot of fun. I also received a lovely flower, and all the staff were kind and helpful," "Thank you for the wonderful flowers and the well-organized event. I will cherish and care for them," "The flowers were beautiful and the service was excellent," "I learned about Daiwa House's cultivation business for the first time. It was great," and "I'm a complete novice at gardening, but thanks to the detailed explanation, I think I can grow orchids too. Thank you." These comments indicate that it was a highly satisfying event.
The Daiwa House Group considers building good relationships with local communities to be important in conducting its business activities. At its DPL (Logistics Facility), the company is promoting the "DPL Community Connection Project" to share its vision with local people and tenants through various events.
Going forward, this project plans to hold disaster prevention events, festivals, sports events, facility tours, and work experience programs, promoting community coexistence activities as a logistics facility open to local residents.
