The unveiling event for the "Multi-Function Vehicle Sakura," introduced to the Toyota City Fire Department, was held on March 5, 2026, at the Yahagigawa Toyota Disaster Prevention Station. Originally developed for female engineers working at construction sites, this is the first time it has been introduced by a municipality in Japan. In this newsletter, we have compactly summarized: - Highlights from the unveiling event - Comments from everyone - Comparison points with other products Please download and view the document from the "Related Materials" below!

We exhibited the multifunctional vehicle Sakura at the "Disaster Prevention Industry Exhibition 2026" held from January 28 to 30. At the venue, many products related to mobile toilets were introduced, including the ND Lease System's "Toilet Car NEO" and the Trailer House Development's "And Compact 3.0," showcasing a variety of initiatives. Each company's toilet car and toilet trailer introduced this time has different features. In terms of indoor space, comfort, and the functionality of the toilets, there were many products that surpassed the multifunctional vehicle Sakura. Among them, what we were able to convey through this exhibition is the value of "phase-free" that the multifunctional vehicle Sakura possesses. I feel that its ability to be utilized not only during disasters but also as a public or business vehicle during normal times is a significant characteristic of Sakura. The value lies in the hands of those who will actually use it. For more details, please refer to the PDF materials and consider the best option for you.

We would like to introduce a case study on the introduction plan of the "Multi-Functional Vehicle Sakura" in local governments. This time, we will focus on the case of Toyota City in Aichi Prefecture. Through the dispatch to the disaster area during the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in the 6th year of Reiwa, the effectiveness and necessity of toilet vehicles were reaffirmed. Starting from the 6th year of Reiwa, the decision was made to introduce three toilet vehicles, one of which is the "Multi-Functional Vehicle Sakura." We will introduce the background of the introduction and the expected effects of its implementation.

Thank you for your patience! The "N-SELECT" carrier vehicle now finally has a model compatible with medium-sized trucks. Until now, the N-SELECT has been supported by many users as a model exclusively for small trucks, but in response to voices regarding the increase in weight due to the electrification of vehicles in recent years, we have added a new model that can carry more. For more details, please check the "Related Materials" or "Related Products" below! ■ Medium-sized Lineup 'SC'... Super Carrier - Optimized for industries that handle many immobile or accident vehicles 'RC'... Racing Carrier - Optimized for loading sports-type vehicles with a gentle loading and unloading angle

We have compiled feedback from companies that have introduced the "Multi-Functional Vehicle Sakura." Here, we present how it is being utilized in actual settings and share the voices of the users. Please take a look for reference in your consideration of implementation.

The multifunctional vehicle "Sakura," which has been developed based on Toyota's "Noah" and "Voxy," has now added the Nissan Serena to its lineup. We offer a wider range of options while maintaining the same functions and performance. ■ Compatible with all grades (excluding Wellcab vehicles) ■ Also compatible with hybrid vehicles (like Noah and Voxy) Scenes where the "Multifunctional Vehicle Sakura" can be utilized: ■ Disaster response - Usable even during water outages and power outages - Its appearance does not resemble a toilet vehicle, allowing it to be used as an official or business vehicle during normal times, making it "phase-free" ■ Construction and civil engineering work sites - Provides privacy and comfort designed from a female perspective - Can accommodate 4 to 5 passengers. A multifunctional vehicle with a toilet that can also be used as a means of transportation The "Sakura" will continue to evolve as a multifunctional vehicle that addresses the challenges on-site.

Starting from September 22, 2025 (Monday), we will begin accepting orders for five new lineups tailored to various applications in the "N-SELECT" series of transport vehicles. In this new development, we will introduce the following five models that maintain the basic performance of the traditional N-SELECT while addressing more specialized needs: SC (Super Carrier) - Based on the traditional N-SELECT, this model is specialized for transporting immobile and accident vehicles. It is ideal for the automotive maintenance and towing industry. RC (Racing Carrier) - Designed with a gentle loading and unloading angle, this model is perfect for transporting sports cars and lowered vehicles. TP (Transporter) - A standard model optimized for the transportation of general passenger vehicles, suitable for a wide range of industries. ONE (Single Vehicle Loading Model) - A simple and efficient design dedicated to loading one vehicle. Recommended for small-scale transport and individual entrepreneurs. RS (Rescue) - A single vehicle loading model equipped with a crane, enhancing its capability to respond in accident scenes and tight spaces. With these lineups, N-SELECT evolves into a product group that meets a wider variety of on-site needs. We will continue to promote product development that reflects the voices from the field as the "preferred transport vehicle."

Even when we refer to a carrier vehicle (car carrier), the required performance varies depending on the intended use and industry. Our company's two-car carrier "N-SELECT," which previously had only one type, will be reborn as a new lineup with five types that can be selected based on different applications. We have prepared specifications that are optimal for various industries such as automobile dismantling, towing, and transportation, further enhancing loading efficiency, operability, and cost performance. Detailed information is scheduled to be officially released in mid-September 2025. We will gradually release information in the future, so please stay tuned.