Trunk Room Tokyo to use Zero Emissions Electricity

Trunk Room Tokyo, the self-storage operations subsidiary of Tokyo based real-estate company Housing Japan, announced today that it has converted the electricity used in all its self-storage facilities to zero-emissions power. This initiative helps reduce annual carbon dioxide emissions across its facilities from approximately 120 tons to zero and is a first for the self-storage industry in Japan.

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First step in Addressing Sustainable Development Goals

The use of zero-emission power contributes to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) established by the United Nations to realize a better and more sustainable world. The Trunk Room Tokyo zero-emissions electricity initiative addresses Goal 7 (“Affordable and Clean Energy”) and Goal 13 (“Climate Action”) of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals.

Trunk Room Tokyo continues to explore ways to address the Sustainable Development Goals throughout its business and operations.

About Trunk Room Tokyo  

Trunk Room Tokyo is a self-storage operator established in 2018 and currently manages 1,500 storage units in 12 facilities across Tokyo.

Each facility is purpose-built specifically for self-storage, ensuring customers items are stored reliably and safely in a well-lit and comfortable air-conditioned environment.

Trunk Room Tokyo facilities offer easy 24-hour access, security provided by ALSOK and free on-site parking.

A self-storage unit can be rented same day directly from the website www.trunkroomtokyo.jp which is also supported by a toll-free customer support line. There are no deposit, key money or renewal fees required.

Trunk Room Tokyo is ranked as one of Japan’s Top 30 storage facility providers in a recent report by the respected Yano Research Institute.