Since its founding in 2015, we have been working on creating positive impacts for the future of our customers and society through our content and media.
Our mission, “Publishing a better future” means making a better future “public.” Harch publishes hundreds of articles every month and it means we have the same number of opportunities to make the future of our customers and society better.
When we click the “publish the article” button on our media, we always ask ourselves if this article can change the future of all the stakeholders who support us towards a better direction.
Facing various environmental and social challenges, the role and the responsibility of media companies are getting bigger than ever. We embrace the concept of “constructive journalism” and put our editorial focus on not only issues but also solutions so that we can play a role in making the world a better place as both an information provider and a practitioner.
Yu Kato. Founder and CEO, Harch Inc.
Towards a regenerative media company for well-being
Harch aims to create a regenerative business model that recovers the natural environment, enhances social cohesion, and achieves the well-being of all the stakeholders who are related to our business. In order to make it happen, we set six material issues based on people, planet, and prosperity.
Publishing a better future
We have been running several online magazines with a mission of “Publishing a better future.”
We offset the CO2 emissions of all our media operations, and also created a model that our readers can automatically make positive impacts just by reading our articles through our charity program “UU fund” that donates 0.1 yen to local non-profits every time they visit our websites.
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