Yamazaki Home Volunteers with FABSCRAP for World Cleanup Day Transcript

The screen fades to a slow, panning shot of a large pile of discarded clothing and fabric scraps. Text overlays the video: "Every second, a truckload of clothes is dumped or burned. The fashion industry creates 92 million tonnes of waste each year—polluting waterways and fueling the climate crisis."

The screen fades to a blurry image of the fabric pile. More text appears: "On September 20, 2025, the world unites for World Cleanup Day. This year's focus: textile and fashion waste—one of the fastest-growing environmental challenges."

The video cuts to a wide shot of a the Yamazaki Team walking to the Fabscrap warehouse. Text appears: "Yamazaki Home honors UN World Cleanup Day by joining FABSCRAP's volunteer efforts."

The video cuts to a hallway of FABSCRAP.

The video shows a group of Yamazaki Home volunteers walking down a covered walkway inside the factory.

The screen cuts to a shot of a volunteer's back as they walk towards the FABSCRAP space. Text appears in the center of the screen: "This is their story."

The video shows a room with colorful fabrics hanging from the ceiling. Text appears: "FABSCRAP x Yamazaki Home.”

The video cuts to a shot of spools of fabric and rolls of material on a shelving unit.

The video focuses on a young volunteer teaching other volunteers how to sort fabric and textiles.

The video shows large black trash bags of clothing stacked up on a pallet. The trash bags take up the entire back half of the warehouse space.

The screen cuts to a close-up of volunteers sorting through fabric scraps. On-screen text: "Volunteers sort through fabric samples."

Another close-up shows a volunteer cutting fabric. On-screen text: "Volunteers pull out usable fabrics for reuse."

A close-up shot of hands removing hardware and paper from fabric. On-screen text: "Volunteers remove hardware and paper from fabric."

The video cuts to a wider shot of the workshop, showing large industrial scales.

A volunteer is seen putting a large black bag into a blue container.

The video cuts back to the hanging, colorful fabrics. Text appears on screen: "Since the launch in 2016..."

The screen shows another overlay: "2,007,396 lbs of fabric has been diverted from landfill."

The screen shows a shot of shelves stacked with colorful yarns and rolls of fabric. The text changes: "477,241 lbs of material has been redistributed to creators."

The screen shows a close-up of a pile of yellow bags. The text changes again: "11,311 volunteers participated in the movement."

A shot of the FABSCRAP logo on the wall is shown.

The screen goes blank. The screen shows the Yamazaki Home logo, with the text "Home, simplified."