In 1959, Kyocera started as a small suburban factory with no money, credentials, or reputation-just the fine ceramic technology that had been developed by Kazuo Inamori, the founder of Kyocera. Adhering to the basic principles of doing what is right as a human being and working for the benefit of society and people, Kyocera has grown into one of the world's top ceramic manufacturers by expanding its business in multiple directions. Passing down the spirit of altruism and the courage to take on challenges that our founder embodied throughout his life, Kyocera continues to take on new challenges as part of its contribution to realizing a better society where everyone is able to enjoy a happy, comfortable life. In addition, we must keep in mind the importance of living in harmony with nature. This is the concept of coexistence. All living things on Earth are mutually dependent, and this is no different for human society. We must work together by helping and sharing with one another to achieve growth. This will also continue to be an important component of business management demanded by society in the future. The Kyocera Group aims to promote a business that strives for harmony with all life based on the concept of Living Together.