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Japanese motorhome maker Nuts completes six-month aid mission in Cebu

29.06.2026 01:14 1 min 2 sources
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Japanese motorhome maker Nuts completes six-month aid mission in Cebu
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Nuts, one of Japan's largest motorhome manufacturers, reported on a six-month support program after the September 2025 earthquake in northern Cebu, Philippines. Aid included food delivery, medical checkups, and rebuilding a daycare center.

Japanese motorhome manufacturer Nuts (also referred to as Nutts in some sources) has announced the completion of a six-month assistance program following the earthquake that struck northern Cebu Island, Philippines, on September 30, 2025. The company, which operates a motorhome factory in the Philippines, mobilized 277 local staff to deliver supplies and medical aid.

Key results

  • Food delivery to over 200 victims using motorhomes
  • Free medical checkups for 230 patients
  • Rebuilding of a daycare center for 60 children
  • Donation of approximately ¥2 million (about 1.3 million rubles) from the head office

The company emphasized that motorhomes demonstrated their potential as "mobile infrastructure" in emergency situations. Nuts' headquarters is located in Onga, Fukuoka Prefecture; CEO is Kenji Araki.

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Japanese motorhome maker Nuts reports six-month support after Cebu earthquake

12.05.2026 autoc-one.jp JPN Original source

Japanese motorhome maker Nutts reports six-month relief effort after Cebu earthquake

11.05.2026 プレスリリース・ニュースリリース配信シェアNo.1｜PR TIMES JPN Original source
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