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Many ways to support If you use Rakuten, Amazon, or any other web shop, you can go from the link in Hachidory and points will be donated to the Animal Rights Center. If you use Softbank Mobile, you can make donations along with your mobile phone bill. With stamps and misprinted postcards, we can send request documents to companies. ARCJ is a small group with very few assets other than very good human resources and people-to-people connections. When you shop with Rakuten, Amazon, Yahoo! Shopping, etc: By clicking on the banner on the vegan lifestyle information site Hachidory operated by ARCJ, approximately 1-8% of the amount you pay will be…
Become a Member
Become a Member Members form the base of the Animal Rights Center Japan, the source of human resources and ideas, and the comrades who wish to help animals.  Please join our mission to save numerous animals from suffering. Investigations Knowing the conditions of animals and the awareness of citizens is the basis for effectively conducting activities. We conduct many field surveys and consciousness surveys every year. Grassroots We are executing grassroots movement in cooperation with everyone throughout Japan to help many people become aware of the issue. We perform street activism over 100 days of the year. Corporate Outreach We negotiate with companies and industry groups to make requests, raise awareness,…
Bequest gift
Bequest gift (※ For people living in Japan) Creating a will and donating heritage is called bequest donation. By making a bequest gift, we will take over the will to save the animals from suffering. We will do our best for the animals. Also, because Animal Rights Center is an accredited NPO, inheritance tax will not be imposed on the asset that was passed on to ARC. In addition, we will provide support such as introducing you to a consultation desk. Steps for processing bequest Please inform ARC of your wish to gift a bequest (03-3770-0720 or contact form below) and we will explain and support you. STEP1 Please choose…
Inheritance gift
Donating inheritance (※ For people living in Japan) "Inheritance gift" means the one who received an inheritance (heir) donates some of the heritage to a NPO, etc. The asset left by the deceased is donated by an heir to a NPO: ① by the will of the deceased ② by the will of the heir. By donating to to the Animal Rights Center, you can support the activities to help animals. No inheritance tax will be assessed on the donated asset. (Only within the deadline for filing inheritance tax ※ 1) The heirs who donated can also receive the benefits of income tax deduction and resident tax deduction. ※１ The deadline for filing…
Donate
Donate Animal Rights Center protects various animals including those used in factory farms, clothing, zoos and aquariums, animal cafes, pets, and laboratory experimentation.  This is because animals are exploited in many circumstances.  Almost all animals under human dominion are forcibly exploited by humans and are suffering.  Please support our activities "wishing to end suffering of animals" and "wishing to end violence to the weak". $10 Can educate 100 people about animal rights and issues. $30 Can save ~103 ducks and geese suffering from forced feeding. $50 Can help us lobby politicians to improve the conditions for farmed animals. $70 Can support proposals for improving horrible rearing conditions in zoos. $100 Can…
アニマルウェルフェア Animal welfare
Minister responds “I agree” to Representative Horikoshi’s explanation of the need for promoting animal welfare

On 2019/11/12 at the House of Representatives Consumer Committee, Representative Keinin Horikoshi (Constitutional Democratic Party, Gunma) raised a question about promotion of animal welfare and ethical consumption. Mr. Horikoshi explained animal welfare as part of ethical consumption, its economic impact, investment impact, and the risk of intensive livestock farming, and appealed strongly about the need for help of the Consumer Affairs Agency, which bears the role of educating the consumers.  In response, Shinichi Eto, Minister for Extraordinary Affairs of the Cabinet Office (consumers and food safety) stated as follows: After hearing from Representative, we were not always aware of this, so it was very helpful, or rather a very good…

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