The ceremony, attended by Governor Izumi Miyazaki and senior transcosmos executives Hiroyuki Uchimura and Kazuhiko Tabuchi, highlighted the company's long-standing ties to the region. Having established a branch office in Wakayama in 1974, the firm has integrated itself into the local economy by providing business process outsourcing and customer experience services.
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Transcosmos Honored for Sustained Contributions to Wakayama Prefecture
Under the Japanese corporate furusato nozei tax program, Tokyo-based transcosmos has received the Medal of Dark Blue Ribbon for its fiscal 2025 contributions. The award, presented at the Wakayama Prefectural Government Office on July 28, 2026, recognizes the firm's ongoing financial support for local digital and child-welfare initiatives.
In the most recent fiscal year, the company directed its donations toward the Wakayama Digital Creative Center Project and the Create a Family-Friendly Environment/Place for Children Project. These efforts build upon support provided in the previous year, which focused on similar regional digital and social development goals. By aligning its corporate social responsibility strategy with these specific local needs, transcosmos aims to foster regional revitalization while addressing broader societal challenges.
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