GeoTechnologies Launches Donation Program for the Japanese Red Cross Society via “TRIMA” App as Third Phase of Relief Support for the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake
We extend our deepest sympathies to all those affected by the recent 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake. We sincerely wish for the swift stabilization of daily life and the speedy recovery and reconstruction of the affected areas.
GeoTechnologies, Inc. (Headquarters: Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo; President & CEO: Yoichiro Yatsurugi) added the Japanese Red Cross Society as a donation destination on August 20, 2026, in its reward app “TRIMA” to support the victims of this earthquake. All collected donations will be forwarded in full through the Disaster Relief Fund Distribution Committees in the affected regions through the Japanese Red Cross Society.
Since the earthquake occurred, GeoTechnologies has provided map data of Kumamoto Prefecture free of charge and conducted donation quests on its reward app “GeoQuest.” This initiative marks the third phase of the company’s earthquake recovery support efforts.
How to Donate via "TRIMA"
Miles earned through daily movements, step counts, and other activities on “TRIMA” can be donated as disaster relief funds to the Japanese Red Cross Society.
Start Date: August 20, 2026
Recipient: Japanese Red Cross Society (2026 Kumamoto Earthquake Disaster Relief Fund)
How to Donate: Select “Donate” and choose “Japanese Red Cross Society” from the exchange list within the “TRIMA” app.
Required Miles: 500 miles
“TRIMA” Official Site: https://www.trip-mile.com/
Previous Initiatives
GeoTechnologies provides detailed pre-disaster infrastructure data for Kumamoto Prefecture free of charge to local governments and organizations involved in recovery operations, enabling them to streamline restoration activities and formulate survey plans.
“GeoTechnologies Provides Free Map Data of Kumamoto Prefecture for the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake”:
https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260731-3/
In addition, through its reward app “GeoQuest” (commonly known as “GeoQue”), the company is conducting a “Donation Quest” that donates 1 yen to Kumamoto Prefecture for every valid post.
“GeoTechnologies Launches Donation Quests on Reward App ‘GeoQuest’ as Second Phase of Reconstruction Support for the 2026 Kumamoto Earthquake”:
https://geot.jp/pressrelease-20260814/
GeoTechnologies will continue to utilize its services and geospatial data to support the recovery and reconstruction of affected areas.
About "Trip-Mile (TRIMA)"—The App That Earns Points Just by Moving Around
“TRIMA” is a reward app ideal for anyone with a daily commute or frequent travel, as it accumulates miles based on travel distance as well as step count. Equipped with healthcare features like step logs and calorie tracking, it lets you manage your health while earning rewards. Accumulated miles can be exchanged for cash, PayPay Money Lite, Amazon Gift Cards, V Points, or donated to forest conservation groups, Doctors Without Borders, and the Japanese Red Cross Society.
About GeoTechnologies
Since our founding in 1994, we have consistently provided digital maps. We possess a wide range of geospatial data, including our proprietary "MapFan" brand, map data for car navigation systems and corporate use, and AD/ADAS maps essential for advanced autonomous driving.
In addition, we hold another valuable asset, "dynamic data," obtained through touchpoints with users of applications such as the rewards app "TRIMA." By analyzing location information in combination with people's movement and behavior, we can provide the stories behind the data. Through the provision and analysis of geospatial data and dynamic data, we aim to realize a more comfortable and sustainable society.
| Headquarters' location: | 22F Bunkyo Green Court Center Office, 2-28-8 Honkomagome, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo | |
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| Founded: | May 1, 1994 | |
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Automotive business Enterprise business Consumer business Marketing business |