About result of citizen opinion offer about naming rights introduction of Shin-Yokohama Station north exit public restroom

Amenity Co., Ltd.

Public toilet at the north exit of Shin-Yokohama Station

"Kawayado, a toilet doctor in front of Shin-Yokohama station"
※This nickname is displayed on the outer wall of the toilet.

3 years

Consideration will be given to improving the comfort of toilets and providing services for proper maintenance.
※Contents of Services

1. Initial work (1st year only: equivalent to 2.5 million yen)
   (1)Pre-diagnosis by a toilet diagnostician
   (2)Replacement of toilets, installation of hand dryers, etc.
   (3)Removal and preventive measures of existing equipment
   Etc.

2. Maintenance (Every year: equivalent to 500,000 yen)
   (1)Regular patrol by toilet diagnostics
   (2)Maintenance of equipment replenishment, replacement, simple cleaning, etc.
   (3)Advice on toilet cleaning for daily toilet cleaning staff
   (Our daily cleaning will be entrusted to a cleaning company as before.)
   Etc.

1. Amenity Co., Ltd. is engaged in comprehensive toilet maintenance business, and since the in-house certification system (*) certified by the Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare recognizes human resources with expertise and skills in toilet cleaning as "toilet diagnostics."

2. There was an intention to spread "lavdo" as a synonym for "comfortable public toilets" involving "toilet diagnosers".

3. Since Shin-Yokohama Station is the nearest station to the company, there was an intention to keep the public toilets in front of the station comfortable. In addition, through naming rights, there was a desire to disseminate information about the toilet, such as raising awareness to keep the toilet clean and posting explanations on the installed equipment in the toilet.

(*) In-house certification system
Employers, etc. certify the degree of knowledge and skills necessary for occupations possessed by workers with the aim of contributing to the improvement of skills and economic and social status of the employed workers themselves (i.e., in-house certification) that conforms to certain standards and should be recommended for skill promotion by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare.