40th Anniversary International Coastal Cleanup in Fujisawa
Join SEGO Initiative in Enoshima for the 40th Anniversary of the International Coastal Cleanup and #Seathechange!
There are still openings for corporate and organizational teams, so contact SEGO Initiative by September 19, 2025 if you’d like to take part.
For 40 years, this global movement has united more than 19 million volunteers in 150 countries to protect oceans and waterways. SEGO Initiative’s Fujisawa Beach Cleaning Project has carried that mission forward locally since 2009—bringing companies, families and students together through cleanups, education and art. Together, we can protect our oceans!
Where
Fujisawa Beach
Enoshima coast in Shonan
When
October 19, 2025
More
info@segoinitiative.org
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