Cheap hotel in Ebisu, Shibuya, Gotanda, Shinagawa, Tokyo. Japan

Cheap, Discount hotel reservation, room booking, in Tokyo, Ebisu, Shibuya, Gotanda, and Shinagawa from Yen3,300/night

We run Japanese capsule hotels and budget hotels. We provide tourists and backpackers with discount accommodation.

Environmental Policy

Vision Statement

Viento Creation Inc., as a good corporate citizen, while doing hotel business, will contribute to the preservation of natural resource on this planet by maintaining and improving its hotel management system that is designed to be kind to the environment of the Earth. We are well aware of the needs of the modern society to achieve sustainable growth imposing less load on the environment.

Governance principles
1. We do our best to assess the impact of our hotel operation to the environment, and to reduce environmental load, as part of our total management system, we save natural resource and energy, separate combustible / non-combustible / other garbage appropriately, and promote recycle.
2. We repair and improve our buildings in the way that they can last long, considering the influence of our hotel operation to the environment.
3. When we have to repair the buildings or renew our facilities, we are eager to choose the best methods of construction and energy system so that we can be kind to the environment.
4. With an understanding and cooperation from not only the partner companies of our hotel operation, but also the tenants, we, as the entire community in our buildings, do try our best to preserve the environment.
5. We do our best to prevent pollutions by complying with relevant environmental laws and regulations.
6. By keeping educating our employees, we make them conscious to our environmental policy and let them always remember and comply with it.

Contribution to society

We support the following organizations as a corporate member;

WWF logo
World Wide Fund for Nature Japan (WWF Japan)
What’s WWF?
Established in 1961, WWF operates in more than 100 countries and is the world’s largest NGO that does various activities to stop degradation of the planet's natural environment. It works on the following six elements; 1) forests, 2) freshwater, 3) marine, 4) sustainability and species, 5) climate change, and 6) toxics. All their activities are sustained only by donations from individuals and corporations.
http://www.panda.org/about_wwf/who_we_are/index.cfm
http://www.wwf.or.jp/
©1986 WWF ® WWF Registered Trademark
©2001 World Wide Fund of Nature Japan
 
Japan Foster Plan Foundation logo
 
Japan Foster Plan Foundation
What’s Foster Plan?
Foster Plan is an international NGO for community development involving the children of developing countries. Based on the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, we aim to realize a world where all children can enjoy their rights and exercise their potential. "Every Small Effort" mean the patient efforts and forward movement of the children and residents in our program areas, as well as the support from all over the world as well as Plan's activities. In order to resolve the problem of poverty, we accumulate these small efforts across national boundaries and cultures. (from Foster Plan Japan’s website)
http://www.plan-japan.org/home/english/index.html
http://www.plan-japan.org/
©2004 Japan Foster Plan Foundation
 
Make-A-Wish of Japan
 
How Make-A-Wish Began

Make-A-Wish is a nonprofit organization whose purpose is to grant wishes for children with life threatening or terminal illness between the ages of 3 and 18 years old. Make-A-Wish is neither a religious nor political organization, but works with any individuals or organizations which share its vision.

In 1980 a 7 year old boy, Chris, was suffering from leukemia. Chris wanted more than anything to grow up to be a policeman. As his condition worsened, a local police force decided to cheer him up by making his dream come true.

Chris was given a ride in a police helicopter and escorted in a motorcade. He was sworn in as an honorary policeman, outfitted in a specially tailored regulation uniform, badge and helmet. He was even given his own miniature motorbike. The delighted little boy rode up and down the sidewalk handing out parking tickets to those passing by.

Five days later, Chris died....but with a smile in his heart. The little policeman was given a police funeral with full honors. For a short while, Chris lived his dream. The people who created this dream for Chris realized that there must be many other children with big dreams but very little time.

THUS FROM THAT ONE SMALL CHILD'S DELIGHT....THE MAKE-A-WISH FOUNDATION WAS LAUNCHED.
http://www.mawj.org/
©2006 Make-a-wish of Japan

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