ラ・ポルタ Company Profile

Starting from October 16, 2023, applications are open for the Shizuoka Prefecture Small and Medium Enterprises Energy-Saving Equipment Introduction Promotion Subsidy for the fiscal year 2023. Applications will close once the budget limit is reached, so if you are considering updating your equipment, please contact us as soon as possible. The previous round ended in about 1.5 months. Subsidy Rate: Regular category: 1/3, up to 2 million yen Special category: 2/3, up to 6 million yen Eligible Equipment: For LED lighting and air conditioning equipment, we will support you from application to implementation.

As of December 24, 2020, we would like to report that our project titled "Design, Manufacturing, and Sales of Sterilization Devices Utilizing UV-C Ultraviolet Light" has been approved under the Shizuoka Prefecture Management Innovation Plan. Our company specializes in LED lighting. We also handle lighting for events and performances, and we excel in lighting distribution design. Ultraviolet light is also a form of "light." Therefore, by utilizing illumination design simulations, we can confirm the appropriate amount of ultraviolet light, as well as the time and range required for sterilization. By designing safe light distribution, we can utilize harmful ultraviolet light safely for humans. We will leverage these technologies and experiences to design, manufacture, and sell safe and effective ultraviolet sterilization devices. We recognize this business as an initiative to protect people's lives and livelihoods in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and will actively engage in this endeavor.

La Porta Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: 6897-5 Nakahara, Suruga Ward, Shizuoka City, Representative Director: Noboru Katsumi) has designed and constructed a lighting system to illuminate the scenic site of Mitsushima, located off the coast of Toba, at the request of the Kohama Ryokan Town Revitalization Association, which consists of ten accommodation facilities in Kohama Town, Toba City, Mie Prefecture. This lighting project aims to promote the charm of Toba through a fantastical landscape, especially as the Ise-Shima region gains national attention due to the Shikinen Sengu (ceremonial transfer) of Ise Jingu Shrine. ■ Implementation Method LED floodlights have been installed on the 8th floor (30 meters above sea level) of the Toba Grand Hotel, directing light towards Mitsushima, which floats 500 to 700 meters offshore. This concept was initially planned about five years ago under city leadership but was abandoned due to costs. Illuminating an object 700 meters away with LED lighting is quite challenging, and several products that seemed suitable were tested. Given that the lights would be used at sea, the conditions for the products were very strict, including ensuring no interference with ship operations (light pollution measures) and resistance to salt damage. The LED lamps used are ultra-narrow beam floodlights with a beam angle of over 3° and high power, with measures taken for salt damage and wind resistance, including the mounting structure.