Honda's Takasu Proving Ground Receives Biodiversity Certification for 571 Hectares

By Public Technologies
  • Honda's Takasu Proving Ground in Japan received national certification today for sustainable natural site management.
  • Certification covers 571 hectares, approximately 70% of the site, marking the largest certified area at a single Honda operation.
  • Takasu is the third certified operation, bringing certified land to approximately 40% of the combined Japanese production, R&D and Mobility Resort Motegi footprint.
  • A 2025 survey confirmed 1,245 plant and animal species at Takasu, including 58 rare species.


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