Mizuno’s Sports Facilities & Services Division designs and constructs a wide range of sports facilities, and its long-pile artificial turf for sports is used at sports facilities throughout Japan. In particular, the MS CRAFT Series, leveraging proprietary crimp-pile Mizuno Spiral Technology developed based on Mizuno’s extensive experience in facility and turf construction, has been utilized to construct fields suitable for sport.

One of Mizuno's main products is wooden baseball bats.
Their quality is highly appreciated by professional baseball players, especially in Japan.

Maintaining the high quality of wooden baseball bats begins with preparation of the wood material. Hard and resilient top-grade wood such as maple and white ash is selected, and after a thorough drying process, the wood is carved by craftsmen into bats.

Baseball gloves are one of Mizuno's main products.

Each part of the baseball glove is cut from top-grade leather. We are very particular about the quality of the leather, so we take into consideration the elasticity and durability suitable for each part. The manufacturing of our gloves by skilled craftsmen has won the support of many professional baseball players.

Mizuno develops and sells products related to artificial turf to provide pleasant sports environments and is also working on environmental conservation through such sports facility business.

Mizuno group’s Mizuno Technics Yoro Factory manufactures baseball and golf products, which are Mizuno’s core products and other sporting goods. The factory also acts as the central facility for supporting Mizuno’s technological capabilities. It employs craftsmanship built on longstanding experience to create products that support the performance of top athletes.

Mizuno is working to reduce environmental impact in every aspect. As a part of them, we are also applying these efforts to the product tags used to indicate the product’s functions and other product information.

Mizuno aims to become "Carbon neutral by 2050" in order to build a sustainable society.

Company volunteers from Mizuno’s Lifestyle Sales Division got together on September 14th to participate in a beach cleanup volunteering activity held in Yuigahama Beach in Kamakura City, Kanagawa prefecture.Japan

There were sixteen participants on the day. They contributed to the beautification of the beach by collecting 5.2 kilograms of trash, including plastics.

Mizuno is working to develop more environmentally-friendly apparel.

Apparel production involves processes in which individual parts are cut out from the materials used to make them. Depending on the configuration of the parts cut out in this way, large amounts of unused materials can sometimes be left over.

Mizuno is implementing a project to develop and sell artificial turf in order to provide a comfortable environment for sporting activities. It is also engaged in environmental conservation efforts through this project.