Renaissance & Choshi City
2026-07-21 04:32:36

Renaissance and Choshi City Sign Disaster Resilience Agreement for Enhanced Community Support

Strengthening Disaster Resilience in Choshi City


On July 17, 2026, Renaissance Co., Ltd., headquartered in Sumida, Tokyo, signed an agreement with Choshi City, Chiba Prefecture, aimed at enhancing disaster readiness through the utilization of facilities during emergencies.

This agreement signifies a commitment to bolster community disaster resilience and support structures, ensuring local residents can continue to live safely. The pact was formalized between Renaissance's President Masao Mochizuki and Choshi Mayor Shinichi Koshikawa, further solidifying the cooperation aimed at fostering a secure living environment.

Context of the Agreement


In recent years, the frequency and severity of natural disasters, such as earthquakes, typhoons, and heavy rains, have surged across Japan, amplifying the need to fortify community support systems during emergencies. The swift provision of shelter and assistance to local residents in the immediate aftermath of a disaster has become a critical challenge. To ensure effective disaster response, it is essential that local governments collaborate closely with regional businesses and organizations, even in peaceful times.

Choshi City, situated along the Pacific coastline, faces unique challenges such as tsunami preparedness and tailored disaster mitigation efforts. Therefore, increasing public awareness of disaster risks and establishing a robust system for swift and effective support during emergencies has become paramount.

In response to these challenges, Renaissance and Choshi City have formalized an agreement focusing on enhancing local disaster response capabilities and streamlining support during emergencies.

Key Aspects of the Agreement


According to the new agreement, Renaissance's facility, the “Swimming Club Renaissance Choshi”, will serve as a crucial resource during disasters. The specific support measures include:
  • - Provision of temporary shelter and accommodation for those unable to return home;
  • - Access to bathing facilities and restrooms within reasonable constraints;
  • - Distribution of emergency supplies prepared by Choshi City;
  • - Continued access to bathing facilities if emergencies persist;
  • - Exercise support for evacuees to help maintain their health.

Swimming Club Renaissance Choshi as a Local Resource


The “Swimming Club Renaissance Choshi” serves a diverse clientele, from children to the elderly, promoting health and wellness in the community. While the facility has been actively engaged in community service, the collaboration with Choshi City marks a significant step toward deeper local engagement.

Renaissance aims to deepen its relationships with Choshi City, local businesses, and various organizations to address not only disaster preparedness but a wide array of community issues. The goal is to become a vital resource, contributing to individual well-being and fostering a sense of purpose within the community.

For more information, visit the Swimming Club Renaissance Choshi website.

Company Overview


Renaissance Co., Ltd. operates under the corporate philosophy of “creating opportunities for enriching lives through health and comfort,” with a network of 330 facilities (as of March 2026), including sports clubs and rehabilitation centers. The company's initiatives also extend to supporting health promotion in enterprises, municipal caregiving projects, and various online fitness services. As it advances towards its long-term vision of being a co-creator of well-being in the 100-year life era, Renaissance continues to innovate across health-related services.

Company Details:
Headquarters: 2-10-14 Ryogoku, Sumida, Tokyo, 130-0026
CEO: Masao Mochizuki, President and Chief Health Officer
Founded: August 13, 1982
Official Website


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