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Featured in The Nikkei

The Nikkei ran a feature on the digitization of waste management in Yokohama and RECOTECH's resource circulation data platform, pool. Since April 2026, pool has been fully deployed across roughly 1,200 city-managed facilities in Yokohama, including ward offices, schools, and community centers.

Featured in The Nikkei

The Nikkei ran a feature on the digitization of waste management in Yokohama and RECOTECH's resource circulation data platform, pool.

Since April 2026, pool has been fully deployed across roughly 1,200 city-managed facilities in Yokohama, including ward offices, schools, and community centers. The article covers the digitization of waste management at these public facilities and the drive toward resource circulation.

RECOTECH connects information on waste generation, collection, and recycling as data, making visible the resources dormant within cities, to drive the real-world implementation of resource circulation.

We'll keep working with municipalities, companies, haulers, and other stakeholders to realize our vision: turning great consumers into great suppliers.

You can read the article here.

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pool, the resource circulation data platform, goes live across 1,200 Yokohama city facilities — another step toward building a circular city under "Turning great consumers into great suppliers."

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