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## Social Contribution Activities 

Based on the principles embodied in The FUJITSU Way , we contribute to society through various activities in our business operations and as good corporate citizens. 

## Universal Design 

With the expansion of Internet access, we now live in a world where information can be sent or received anytime and anywhere. At Fujitsu, we are working to make it possible for more and more people to enjoy easy access to information. Based on the concept of universal design, our aim is to provide products and services that can be easily used by anyone, regardless of age or physical attributes. 

## Fujitsu Web Site Receives Good Design Award ● 

Marshalling the efforts of the entire Fujitsu Group, we’re applying universal design to all 34 of our country and regional portal sites in order to better serve customers and have a web site that is easy for anyone to use. In fiscal 2003 our efforts earned the Good Design Award from the Japan Industrial Design Promotion Organization. 

## Top Spot on Nikkei Personal ComputerGLYPH<213>s Corporate Web Site Usability Ranking ● 

Fujitsu was ranked number one in a survey carried out by Nikkei Personal Computer of the easiest-to- 

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use websites of major corporations in Japan. Among the many user-friendly characteristics of our site receiving particular mention were the home page, graphics and audio features. We are working every day to thoroughly build customer considerations into every aspect of the site. 

## Reforestation Activities Overseas 

Since fiscal 1988 we have been carrying out reforestation activities in Southeast Asia, including Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. In Malaysia, where in 2002 we established an “Eco Forest Park” and launched a three- year reforestation plan, we have planted a total of 40,000 trees – including dipterocarp and others – covering an area of about 70 hectares. In January 2004, as part of the third phase of the program, Fujitsu employees participated as volunteers. In fiscal 2004 the park will be turned over to the country’s Sabah State Forest Development Corporation to be used for such purposes as environmental training and eco tourism. 

Fujitsu Thailand has continued tree-planting and post-planting environmental protection activities in that country. In fiscal 2003 these efforts received official commendation from the Kingdom of Thailand. 

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