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CANON ANNUAL REPORT 2010 31
treatments and other traditional techniques of skilled Japanese
craftsmen. At the Expo 2010 Shanghai China, Canon displayed
three works that were reproduced through the Tsuzuri Project
to disseminate traditional Japanese art throughout the world.
Volunteer Day at Canon Nederland N.V.
Based in the Netherlands, Canon Nederland established “Vol-
unteer Days” in 2004—days on which its employees conduct
various volunteer activities, such as serving as travel guides for
the elderly and visiting welfare facilities to provide support. In
2010, for the sixth consecutive year, activities included visiting
hospitalized children, taking and printing photos with them and
presenting these photos to the children.
Nurturing Diverse Human Resources
Aiming to become a truly excellent global corporation, Canon
effectively uses education to motivate each employee to
continue growing as an “excellent person.” For Canon to
achieve sustainable expansion of its global production structure
in harmony with the development of the global community, it
requires skilled and trained production personnel at each
production base throughout the world. To nurture such human
resources, Canon started intensive training of local managerial
staff on a global scale in 2010 using highly qualifi ed in-house
trainers. Through localized training programs, Canon is bolster-
ing its global production structure and workforce.
Volunteer Day at Canon Nederland N.V.
Three Tsuzuri Project works were exhibited at the Expo 2010 Shanghai China.