Kawasaki International
Eco-Tech Fair 2018
Green innovation from Kawasaki
One step further and further

GuidebookFeel the future.
Feel Kawasaki.

February 1, Thursday , 2, Friday , 2018
Todoroki Arena [10:00 am - 5:00 pm]

1-3 Todoroki, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-city, Kanagawa

Simultaneously held with the 14th Asia-Pacific Eco-Business Forum in Kawasaki[February 1, Thursday]Free
Admission

Organizer/Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair Organizing Committee[Supported] Embassy of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh in Japan; Embassy of Brunei Darussalam in Japan; Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Japan; Embassy of the People’s Republic of China in Japan;
Royal Danish Embassy in Japan; Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines in Japan; Embassy of India in Japan; Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia in Japan; Embassy of the Republic of Korea
in Japan; Embassy of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in Japan; Embassy of Malaysia in Japan; Embassy of the Union of Myanmar in Japan; Embassy of the Sultanate of Oman in Japan;
Royal Thai Embassy in Japan; Embassy of the Socialist Republic of Viet Nam in Japan; The American State Offices Association (ASOA) in Japan; Queensland Government Tokyo Japan Office;
Asean-Japan Centre; Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency; Japan Science and Technology Agency; Nikkei Inc.; The Kanagawa Shimbun;; Kyodo News (Yokohama Branch Office)[Sponsered] JXTG Nippon Oil and Energy Corporation; NEC Corporation; Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corp.; The Kawasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Fujitsu Ltd.; Kawasaki Shinkin Bank; Canon
Inc.; TOUYOUROZAI CO., LTD.; Ajinomoto Co., Inc.; Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd.; Keiri Bank; JFE Group; The Bank of Yokohama, Ltd.; Kawasaki Azalea[Assisted]
Kawasaki International Association (KIAN), Rikkyo University, International Christian University, ANA Catering Service Co., Ltd.

Message

President, Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair Organizing Committee

Norihiko Fukuda, Mayor of Kawasaki City

With the entering into force of the Paris Agreement the year before last, measures to counter various environmental
and energy issues such as global warming have been widely debated and are drawing attention on a global scale. In
Japan as well, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of the Environment, the Cabinet Office, andother agencies and organizations have taken the lead in promoting new initiatives in the field of energy andenvironmental innovation.
The Kawasaki coastal area, situated at the center of the Keihin Industrial Zone, had played an important role indriving the Japanese economy forward during the high-growth period (1960s - 1970s); on the other hand, thisdevelopment had brought about serious pollution problems including air pollution and water contamination.
Nevertheless, through the persistent efforts of corporations, citizens, and Kawasaki City to improve the environment,
we have succeeded in recovering our blue sky and beautiful river and sea again. Corporations invested actively andundertook technological development to improve the environment, while citizens helped to raise awareness toward
the environment such as by organizing educational campaigns. Moreover, Kawasaki City put in place various
measures, such as concluding agreements with corporations to prevent air pollution and enacting ordinances toprevent pollution. As a result, we have built up a wealth of world-leading environmental technologies and know-how,and have been highly appraised as a top runner among “environmentally-advanced cities” that are successful instriking a harmonious balance between environment and economy.
The Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair has provided information on environmentally excellent technologies
and know-how from Kawasaki to Japan and other countries. For visitors and exhibitors, the Fair has also functioned
as a forum for presenting the paths toward market/sales channel exploration and networking with new partners, as it
seeks to promote industrial revitalization and innovation in the environmental field.
Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair 2018 marks a major milestone as the 10th anniversary of this event. Thistime, in addition to looking back on Kawasaki City’s environment and environmental initiatives to date, it also
introduces initiatives related to the development of cutting-edge environmental technologies within Kawasaki City inan easy-to-understand way to visitors, while offering a glimpse into the future vision of Kawasaki City, based on thetheme “Kawasaki Green Innovation creates the future.”With regard to business matching, many seminars directed toward business development, as well as other events,
will be held in cooperation with the relevant organizations and experts. At the entrance to the venue, the “Kawasaki
Eco Business Board” has been set up to display information about technology, products, and human resources
required by the exhibitors, so please have a look. To provide further support for business matching, businessdiscussion spaces and interpretation services are also available at the venue.
We hope that exhibitors and visitors will take this opportunity to make active use of our business matching
services, and experience for themselves the Kawasaki as a powerful industry city where green innovation serves as astrong driving force.

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Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair 2018

[Themed Exhibition] Kawasaki Green Innovation creates the future
In addition to looking back on the initiatives implemented to date by Kawasaki, an environmentally-advanced city thathas built up a wealth of excellent environmental technologies and know-how while striking a harmonious balance
between environment and economy, the exhibition also features the future outlook for green innovation.
After the period of rapid economic growth, corporations, citizens, andKawasaki City have worked hard to address pollution problems, andas a result, built up a wealth of excellent environmental technologies
and knowhow.
Kawasaki City has developed as an industrial city. However, in
recent years, the city has actively driven forward initiatives in researchand development in fields such as environment and life sciences, withthe establishment of research and developmental hubs such as
Shin-Kawasaki Sozo no Mori and KING SKYFRONT (Kawasaki
INnovation Gateway at SKYFRONT), as well as the concentration of
about 400 research and development institutions in the city.
Here, we offer a glimpse into the past and future of Kawasaki
through a look at the advanced environmental initiatives that Kawasaki
City and corporations in the city have taken the lead in implementing todate, as well as the future vision of Kawasaki City.

The Fair helps support your businessBusiness Discussion Area
A business discussion space that offers privacy has been set up in thevenue. In the venue, English, Chinese and Korean interpretation
services are available. Please approach the reception counter of theBusiness Discussion Area if you wish to use the services. (Registration
required. Registration on the day is accepted.)

Business Exchange Meeting(Name Card Exchange Meeting)February 1 (Thurs.) 17:20 - 18:30
Reception starts from 17:00[Venue] In front of the Center Stage[Registration fee] 1,000 yen per person

Priorregistration
required

A business Networking Meeting will be held to offer exhibitors,
supporting organizations, and general visitors the opportunity to
exchange information and make new personal contacts.
*Participation may not be possible if the number of applicants exceeds theavailable capacity. Your kind understanding is appreciated.

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Seminar/Event information

1 February (Thu) Center Stage

Simultaneous interpretation provided

10:00 - 10:25 Opening Ceremony
10:30 - 12:00 10th Commemorative Panel Discussion
Kawasaki Green Innovation creates the future

Panelists

Chairman of Mitsubishi Research Institute,
Kawasaki City Advanced Science and Technology
Growth Strategy Advisor
SophiaBank (Think-tank) Representative

Hiroshi Komiyama
Kumi Fujisawa

Chairman of JEPLAN, INC.
(Japan Environment Planning)

Michihiko Iwamoto

Hiroshi Komiyama

Kumi Fujisawa

Michihiko Iwamoto

Masayoshi Yamakage

Norihiko Fukuda

Masayuki Wakui

Director of Advanced Energy Systems and Structure Division and
Director of Hydrogen and Fuel Cells Strategy Office,Energy Conservation and Renewable Energy Department,
Agency for Natural Resources and Energy, Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry
Masayoshi Yamakage

Coordinator

Mayor of Kawasaki City

Norihiko Fukuda

Landscape Architect, and Distinguished Professor,
Faculty of Environmental Studies, Tokyo City University

Masayuki Wakui

Exhibition Featuring a Rich Variety of Cars
DeLorean
The DeLorean, which is a familiar sight to those who haveseen the film Back to the Future, is on display at the venue.
Through the technology of JEPLAN, INC., discarded clothes
have been transformed into a biofuel to power this car.

Datsun Bluebird(510 series, 1967-1972)

First-generation Crown
The first-generation Crown is the first full-fledged passenger car
developed solely through Japanese technology. Visitors canexperience starting the engine of the vehicle.

14th Asia-Pacific Eco-Business Forum in Kawasaki
February 1 (Thu) 11:00 - 17:15 [Venue] Todoroki Arena (Sub-Arena, Conference Room)Toward an Urban-Industrial Symbiosis- Actions from Kawasaki: Strengthening Cooperation among Cities
in Asia to Achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
Language: Japanese, English and Chinese (Simultaneous interpretation)
Organizer: Kawasaki City
Co-organizers: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) International Environmental Technology Centre

With the aim of establishing a sustainable city model that achieves harmony with industry and theenvironment, Kawasaki City harnesses the environmental technologies of corporations in the city and its own
experience in environmental conservation to promote environmental measures in a city marked byindustrialization, as well as to promote international contribution in the field of environmental conservation.
To that end, this forum is held as a part of the Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair 2018 for the purposeof fostering relationships of trust between participating cities, and facilitating the exchange of information
about excellent environmental technologies of corporations in the city and initiatives to address environmental
issues within and outside Japan.

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List of Exhibitors■A■I
Name of Exhibitor

No.

Name of ExhibitorNo.

ACT Co., Ltd.

p13

029

IBS Co., Ltd.

p25

083

Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Kawasaki administration and coordination office

p25

069

Informatix. inc.

p17

022

Arata Endo Labo, Kogakuin University

p17

004

Institute of Information Science, Senshu University

p27

089

INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRY PROMOTION-KAWASAKI

p26

101

IoT Council of Waste Management and Recycling

p16

013

■C
Name of Exhibitor

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Chemicoat Co., Ltd.

p24

075

Chiyoda Corporation

p22

041

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Committee for synergy in Keihin industrial complex

p26

081

J-CREDIT SCHEME

p16

024

COMOTEC CORPORATION

p13

005

JAPAN ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION CENTER

p15

025

CORELEX SAN-EI Co., Ltd. TOKYO MILL

p15

021

Japan Thread Co., Ltd.

p14

026

COSMO SOUND

p24

094

JFE GROUP

p19

033

Credit Guarantee Corporation of Kawasaki-Shi

p28

100

JXTG Nippon Oil and Energy Corporation

p19

043

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd.

p25

070

Kanagawa Institute of Invention and Innovation

p25

095

DAIWA TECH co., ltd.

p21

050

Kanagawa Institute of Technology

p26

091

DIA AQUA SOLUTIONS CO., INC.

p14

003

Kanagawa Prefectural Government

p21

047

Digital Capsule Inc.

p18

001

Kanto Branch of Japan Patent Attorneys Association

p27

096

Dr. KID

p15

010

Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

p14

015

KATO Corporation

p19

053

Kawasaki Biomass Electric Power Co., Ltd.

p21

054

p22

045

p14

032

■D

■J
Name of Exhibitor■K
Name of Exhibitor■E

Name of Exhibitor

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Earth Technical Co., Ltd

p18

020

Kawasaki City Environmental Protection Bureau Global Environment andSustainability Office
Kawasaki City Environmental Protection Bureau Public Waste
Management Department

Edge PlatForm Consortium

p17

007

Kawasaki City Global Environment and Sustainability Office

p28

092

Electrike Japan co., ltd.

p24

112

Kawasaki Eco-Tech

p27

064

ELIIY Power Co., Ltd.

p20

036

Kawasaki Environment Research Institute

p26

087

Environment Energy CO., LTD.

p14

008

Kawasaki New Energy Promotion Association

p21

059

Environmental Restoration and Conservation Agency

p17

105

Kawasaki Water Business Network

p13

031

EX Research Institute Ltd.

p17

109

Keio University LTaste Inc.

p26

084

KENDENSHA Co., Ltd.

p16

023

Name of Exhibitor■F

Komyo Rikagaku Kogyo K.K.

p13

106

Exhibitor ProfileNo.

KONDO KOGEI Inc.

p21

039

Family Service EIKO Co., Ltd.

p24

076

Kureha Ecology Management Co., Ltd.

p15

019

Floor Wax Polymer Recycle Association

p16

002

Fujiks Co., Ltd.

p14

017

FUJITSU LIMITED

p16

016

Name of Exhibitor■G
Name of Exhibitor

Gentle Lighting co., ltd.

Exhibitor Profile

No.

p19

042

■L
Exhibitor Profile

No.

Liaison Center for Creation of Industry and Environment

Name of Exhibitor

p27

080

Low Carbonization Support Co., Ltd.

p20

037

■M
Name of Exhibitor■H

Exhibitor ProfileNo.

MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD.

p20

057

Exhibitor ProfileNo.

Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation

p20

113

Hitachi Automotive Systems Measurement, Ltd.

p22

044

Mitsubishi Kakoki Kaisha, Ltd.

p23

048

HORIUCHI WORKS

p24

072

Hoshoubousui Industrial Factory co. ltd.

p24

082

Human air conditioner CoolSmile

p15

009

Name of Exhibitor

8

Exhibitor Profile

■N■T
Name of Exhibitor

Exhibitor Profile

No.

NAGAO SYSTEM INC.

p20

103

Naisen Cloud

p18

018

NAKASHO Co., Ltd.

p15

NANOFUEL CO., LTD.

p22

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Tanaka Electric Laboratory Co., Ltd.

p27

085

TBM, Inc.

p21

114

012

TERADA IRON WORKS CO., LTD.

p21

040

034

The International Economic Affairs Office, Economic and Labor Affairs
Bureau, Kawasaki City

p26

079

NEC Corporation

p17

014

The Kawasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry

p26

086

New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization

p19

077

THE KAWASAKI SHINKIN BANK

p26

078

Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.

p16

063

Tiki Tak Co., LTD.

p21

035

Nippon Seisen Co., LTD.

p22

049

TOA CORPORATION

p23

068

Nissei-cfc CO., LTD.

p23

073

Tokyo Boeki Machinery Ltd.

p20

056

Tokyo City University

p27

090

TOKYO GAS

p23

051

■O

Name of Exhibitor

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences

p27

088

O.S.P. Inc.

p13

110

tokyomiraisozai

p28

111

OSMO CO., LTD.

p13

028

TOYOROZAI CO., LTD.

p23

067

TTK Co., Ltd.

p18

006

Name of Exhibitor■Q
Name of Exhibitor

QC PROJECT

Exhibitor Profile

No.

p15

107

■U
Name of Exhibitor

UNION Co., LTD.

Exhibitor Profile

No.

p25

071

Exhibitor Profile

No.

p13

030

■R
Name of Exhibitor■W

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Reset Company Co., Ltd.

p20

052

Name of Exhibitor

Riken Keiki Co., Ltd.

p23

104

Waterworks Bureau, City of Kawasaki

Exhibitor Profile

No.

Saitama City

p17

011

SHINGOKIZAI

p28

098

Shoei Co., Ltd.

p19

055

SHOWA DENKO K.K. Kawasaki Plant

p22

046

Name of Exhibitor

SINKPIA JAPAN CO., LTD.

p15

027

SOUSEI MS-COMPANY

p19

058

Soushow Co., Ltd.

p19

SPORTS ENVIRONMENT GENERAL TECHNICAL PROMOTION MEETINGp28

ST Holdings K.K. ST International Co., LTD.

p18

■S

■Y
Name of Exhibitor

Name of Exhibitor

Exhibitor Profile

No.

p28

099

Exhibitor ProfileNo.

CTI Engineering International Co., Ltd.

p29

062

Daegu-Gyeongbuk Free Economic Zone Authority

p29

060

102

Hong Kong Trade Development Council

p29

061

097

IGES Centre Collaborating with UNEP on Environmental Technologies

p28

093

038

Japan External Trade Organization Yokohama Office

p29

065

JICA Yokohama

p29

066

Queensland Government

p29

108

Yamato Co., Ltd.

■ International* Listed in alphabetical order.

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Venue Map

1F Todoroki Arena
Floor Wax
Polymer Recycle Digital Capsule Inc.
Association

002

006

Waterworks
Bureau,City of
Kawasaki

030

Kawasaki City
Environmental Protection
Bureau Public Waste
Management
Department 032

004

003

COMOTECCORPORATION

Dr. KID

Human air Environment
Edge
conditioner Energy
PlatForm
CoolSmile CO., LTD. Consortium

026

009

008

025

Presentation
Stage

Business Discussion Area

Arata Endo
DIA AQUA
Labo,
Kogakuin SOLUTIONSUniversity CO., INC.

TTK
Co., Ltd.

010

Kawasaki
WaterBusiness
Network 031

005

001

007

024

023

020

Japan
ThreadCo., Ltd.

JAPANENVIRONMENTAL J-CREDITSANITATIONSCHEMECENTER

KENDENSHA
Co., Ltd.

Earth
Technical
Co., Ltd

ACT
Co., Ltd.

OSMOCO., LTD.

029

028

019

015

Kureha Ecology
Management
Co., Ltd.

Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

Informatix. CORELEX SAN-EI
Co., Ltd. TOKYO MILLinc.

SINKPIA JAPANCO., LTD.

027

022

Naisen
Cloud

021
038

Fujiks Co., Ltd.

018

037

017

012
NAKASHO
Co., Ltd.

Saitama City

NEC Corporation

014

034

033

EcoBusiness
Board

Tiki Tak Co., LTD.
NANOFUEL CO., LTD.
ELIIY Power Co., Ltd.

039

011

016

JFE GROUP

036

042

Center StageIoT Council ofWaste Management
and Recycling

FUJITSU LIMITED

035

Low
ST Holdings
K.K. ST Carbonization
International Support
Co., Ltd.
Co., LTD.
TERADAIRON
KONDOWORKS KOGEI Inc.
CO., LTD.

040

013

041

Gentle Lightingco., ltd.

Chiyoda Corporation

043
047
Kanagawa
Prefectural
Government
DAIWA
TECH
co., ltd.

050
063

062

061

Kawasaki
City Global
Environment
andSustainability
Office092

IGES Centre
Collaboratingwith UNEP on
Environmental
Technologies 093

066

065

089

088

049

Kawasaki
New Energy
Promotion
Association

DeLorean

087

081

090

086

100

099

079

078

077

New Energy
Liaison Center The International
THE
Affairs Office,and Industrial
for Creation Economic
Economic and Labor KAWASAKI Technology
of Industry
SHINKIN Development
Affairs Bureau,and Environment Kawasaki City
Organization
BANK
The Kawasaki Tanaka
Keio
Hoshoubousui
IBS
Chamber of Electric University
Industrial
Commerce LaboratoryCo., Ltd. Factory co. ltd.
and Industry Co., Ltd. LTaste Inc.
Committee
for synergy
in Keihin
industrial
complex

Kawasaki
Environment
Research Institute

101

080

098

097

SPORTS

Credit
INSTITUTE OFENVIRONMENT
Guarantee
GENERAL
YamatoINDUSTRY Corporation
Co., Ltd. SHINGOKIZAI TECHNICALPROMOTIONofPROMOTIONKAWASAKI Kawasaki-Shi
MEETING

085

084

083

082

096

095

094

Kanagawa
Kanto Branch of
Institute of COSMO
Japan Patent
Attorneys Association Invention and SOUND
Innovation

054
Kawasaki Biomass
Electric Power
Co., Ltd.

053

052

KATO
Corporation

Reset Company
Co., Ltd.

SOUSEI MAYEKAWA Tokyo Boeki
Machinery
MFG.
MSLtd.
COMPANY CO., LTD.

Shoei Co., Ltd.

058

057

056

073

072

071

051

TOKYO GAS

055
068

067

Nissei-cfc HORIUCHI UNION
CO., LTD. WORKS Co., LTD.

TOA CORPORATIONTOYOROZAI CO., LTD.

FamilyService Chemicoat
EIKO
Co., Ltd.
Co., Ltd.

Daiwa House
Industry Co., Ltd.

Ajinomoto Co., Inc.
Kawasaki administrationand coordination office

076

075

070

069

111 110 109 108 107 106 105 104 103 102
O.S.P. Inc.

Queensland
Government

tokyomiraisozai EX ResearchInstitute Ltd.

10JXTG Nippon Oil andEnergy Corporation

Kawasaki City Environmental
Protection Bureau Global
Environment andSustainability Office

048

064

Kanagawa
Institute Tokyo City
of
University
Technology

044, 045
Hitachi Automotive
Systems Measurement, Ltd.

059

Kawasaki Eco-TechInstitute ofTokyo
Information University
Science,of Pharmacy
SenshuandUniversity Life Sciences

091

Nippon Mitsubishi
KakokiSeisenCo., LTD. Kaisha,
Ltd.

060

DaeguCTI
Nippon Engineering Hong Kong Gyeongbuk
Trade
Koei
International Development Free Economic
Co., Ltd.
Co., Ltd.
Council Zone Authority
Japan
JICA External Trade
Yokohama Organization
Yokohama
Office046
SHOWA DENKO K.K.
Kawasaki Plant

Komyo
Rikagaku
Kogyo K.K.

QC PROJECT

Riken Keiki
Co., Ltd.

SoushowCo., Ltd.

Environmental
NAGAO
Restoration and SYSTEM INC.
Conservation Agency

Outside Todoroki Arena
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck
and Bus Corporation

TBM, Inc.

Entrance

114

Nissan(Bluebird)

Electrike Japanco., ltd.

113

Nissan(LEAF)

112

Toyota(Crown)Toyota(Prius HV)

Test-drive
Reception
Toyota(MIRAI)

Exit
Vending Machines

Themed Exhibitions

Questionnaire
CornerCOMS Test-drive Session

Entrance
Registration at
Outdoor Test-drive Venue/
Participation is free-of-charge

GeneralReception

MIRAI

Exit

Rest Area

LEAF

COMS

Eco-car Test-drive Experience
February 1 (Thu), 2 (Fri), 10:30 - 16:00
An Eco-car Test-drive Session will be held for vehicles including FCV (fuel-cell vehicles).
In cooperation with: Kanagawa Toyota Motor Sales, Kanagawa Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

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List of Exhibitors/Summary
Air, soil, and water environment business

No.

Energy-saving/Energy management

No.

p13

■ ACT Co., Ltd.
p13
■ O.S.P. Inc.
p13
■ OSMO CO., LTD.
■ Waterworks Bureau, City of Kawasaki p13■ Kawasaki Water Business Network p13
p13■ Komyo Rikagaku Kogyo K.K.
p13
■ COMOTEC CORPORATION■ DIA AQUA SOLUTIONS CO., INC. p14
p14■ Japan Thread Co., Ltd.
p14
■ Fujiks Co., Ltd.

029

■ ST Holdings K.K. ST International Co., LTD. p18

038

110

p19
■ KATO Corporation
p19■ JFE GROUP■ JXTG Nippon Oil and Energy Corporation p19
p19■ Gentle Lighting co., ltd.
p19
Shoei
Co.,
Ltd.
■
■ New Energy and Industrial Technology

053

Waste disposal/Recycling businessNo.

■ Kawasaki City Environmental Protection

030
031
106
005
003
026
017

p14

032

p14
■ Environment Energy CO., LTD.
■ Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry p14
p15■ QC PROJECT■ Human air conditioner CoolSmile p15■ Kureha Ecology Management Co., Ltd. p15■ CORELEX SAN-EI Co., Ltd. TOKYO MILL p15
p15■ SINKPIA JAPAN CO., LTD.
p15
■ Dr. KID
p15
■ NAKASHO Co., Ltd.
■ JAPAN ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION CENTER p15■ IoT Council of Waste Management and Recycling p16■ Floor Wax Polymer Recycle Association p16008

Environmental solution

No.

Bureau Public Waste Management Department

015
107
009
019
021
027
010
012
025
013
002

075

p24

094

p24

112

p24

076

p24

072

055

■ Chemicoat Co., Ltd.
■ COSMO SOUND■ Electrike Japan co., ltd.
■ Family Service EIKO Co., Ltd.
■ HORIUCHI WORKS■ UNION Co., LTD.

p25

071

p19

077

Food and environmental business

No.

p19
■ Soushow Co., Ltd.
p19
■ SOUSEI MS-COMPANY■ Low Carbonization Support Co., Ltd. p20
p20■ Tokyo Boeki Machinery Ltd.
p20
■ NAGAO SYSTEM INC.
p20
MAYEKAWA
MFG.
CO.,
LTD.
■
■ Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation p20
p20■ Reset Company Co., Ltd.

102

■ Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Kawasaki

Renewable energy

No.

p20
■ ELIIY Power Co., Ltd.
■ Kanagawa Prefectural Government p21■ Kawasaki New Energy Promotion Association p21■ Kawasaki Biomass Electric Power Co., Ltd. p21
p21■ KONDO KOGEI Inc.
p21
■ DAIWA TECH co., ltd.
p21
■ Tiki Tak Co., LTD.
p21
■ TBM, Inc.
■ TERADA IRON WORKS CO., LTD. p21
p22■ NANOFUEL CO., LTD.

036

Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau, Kawasaki City

p26

079

047

101

No.

■ INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRY PROMOTION-KAWASAKI p26■ The Kawasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry p26■ THE KAWASAKI SHINKIN BANK p26
p26■ Keio University LTaste Inc.
■ Committee for synergy in Keihin industrial complex p26■ Liaison Center for Creation of Industry and Environment p27■ Institute of Information Science, Senshu University p27■ Tanaka Electric Laboratory Co., Ltd. p27
p27■ Tokyo City University■ Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences p27■ Kanto Branch of Japan Patent Attorneys Association p27

Development Organization

p16

023

■ J-CREDIT SCHEME■ Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.
■ FUJITSU LIMITED

p16

024

Hydrogen energy

p16

063

■ Kawasaki City Environmental Protection Bureau

p16

016

Global Environment and Sustainability Office

IoT/Urban development/Smart cities

No.

p17

022

p17

109

p17

007

p17

014

058
037
056
103
057
113
052

059
054
039
050
035
114
040
034

■ Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd.

p25

069

p25

070

Industry-academia-government
collaboration

No.

p25
■ IBS Co., Ltd.
■ Kanagawa Institute of Invention and Innovation p25■ Kanagawa Institute of Technology p26■ Kawasaki Environment Research Institute p26■ The International Economic Affairs Office,

083
095
091
087

086
078
084
081
080
089
085
090
088
096

■ SHOWA DENKO K.K. Kawasaki Plant p22
p22■ Chiyoda Corporation
p22■ Nippon Seisen Co., LTD.
■ Hitachi Automotive Systems Measurement, Ltd. p22
p23■ Mitsubishi Kakoki Kaisha, Ltd.
p23
■ Riken Keiki Co., Ltd.

046

p27
■ Kawasaki Eco-Tech■ Kawasaki City Global Environment and Sustainability Office p28■ Credit Guarantee Corporation of Kawasaki-Shi p28
p28■ tokyomiraisozai
p28■ SHINGOKIZAI■ SPORTS ENVIRONMENT GENERAL

064

004

■ TOKYO GAS

Adaption for climate change

No.

041
049
044
048
104

TECHNICAL PROMOTION MEETING
No.

p23

051

020

Environmental civil engineering/
construction

001■ TOA CORPORATION018

p23 067■ TOYOROZAI CO., LTD.
p23 073■ Nissei-cfc CO., LTD.
■ Hoshoubousui Industrial Factory co. ltd. p24 082

006

administration and coordination officeNo.

■ Arata Endo Labo, Kogakuin University p17
p17■ Saitama City
p18
■ Earth Technical Co., Ltd
p18■ Digital Capsule Inc.
p18
■ Naisen Cloud

p18

042

Contribution to the earth’s environment

Electric power and gas generation/
selling/trading business■ TTK Co., Ltd.

043

045

105

011

033

p22

p17

Conservation Agency

No.

p24

■ KENDENSHA Co., Ltd.

■ Informatix. inc.
■ EX Research Institute Ltd.
■ Edge PlatForm Consortium■ NEC Corporation■ Environmental Restoration and

12

028

Eco-products

No.

p23

068

■ Yamato Co., Ltd.

100
111
098

p28

097

p28

099

International■ IGES Centre Collaborating with

092

No.

p28

093

p29
■ Queensland Government■ CTI Engineering International Co., Ltd. p29
p29■ JICA Yokohama■ Daegu-Gyeongbuk Free Economic Zone Authority p29■ Japan External Trade Organization Yokohama Office p29■ Hong Kong Trade Development Council p29

108

UNEP on Environmental Technologies

062
066
060
065
061

ACT Co., Ltd.

66-3, Jogeshima, Kamijima-cho,
Yoshinogawa City, Tokushima,776-0013, Japan
TEL: 0883-24-8887
FAX: 0883-24-9278
E-MAIL: act@act-yume.jp
URL: http://www.act-yume.jp/

O.S.P. Inc.

028

OSMO CO., LTD.

VOC measuring instruments in IER format (portable and continuous monitoring) thatcan easily measure the VOC concentration of petroleum and chlorides contained inindustrial wastewater and soil, as well as emission gases discharged into the air byfactories, etc.
It is optimal for self-management as measurements of VOC emissions and VOC
concentration in the workplace environment can be taken on-site easily andpromptly, without the use of advanced analytical methods.

OSMO Co., Ltd. has been aiming to provide good customer supports and reductionof environmental impacts through our water treatment equipments and systems. Ourservices consist of offering ultrapure water used in semiconductor, display manufacturing factories as well as in electronic industry, and supply safe drinkable water tofood factories. We also deliver downsized pure water treating devices used in hospitals and research labs, and systems for recycling water and waste water treatment
systems. OSMO will continue to support our customers by providing services whichmeet their needs.

030

031

Waterworks Bureau, City of Kawasaki

Kawasaki Water Business Network

Waterworks Bureau, City of Kawasaki is making efforts to establish a “water circulation system” by integrally conducting tap water system, industrial water systemand sewerage system. We try to contribute to improving the water environment allover the world by utilizing technologies, knowledge and experiences which we haveaccumulated through longtime management in the waterworks and sewerage field.

For the enhancement of the global water environment through water business, a platform “Kawasaki Water Business Network” (KaWaBiz NET) was established in Aug.
2012 between private enterprises which have water-related technologies / products,
and the City of Kawasaki which has technologies and expertise of water / seweragemanagement, in cooperation with relevant ministries and organizations. KaWaBiz
NET consists of 56 members and 12 cooperators at present and is engaged in theactivities with members to enhance water environment through successful waterbusiness mainly in the Asian region where City of Kawasaki has relationships.

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005

Komyo Rikagaku Kogyo K.K.

COMOTEC CORPORATION

13-17 Minamisakaecho, Kasukabe-Shi, Saitama,344-0057, Japan
TEL: 048-797-7197
FAX: 048-797-7198
E-MAIL: info@comotec.co.jp
URL: http://www.comotec.co.jp

KITAGAWA GAS DETECTOR TUBE SYSTEM began in a small hydrogen sulfide
detector tube for quality control, and we have explored the field of GAS DETECTOR
TUBE SYSTEM since then.
There are numerous characteristics to our method which cannot be seen in others,
and our products are utilized in various fields.

MoCobee CT series has marvelous performance with double functions of filter andheater, the ability to remove more than 99.9% of black smoke and 90% of PM, lesstrouble due to its simple structure and high durability, the ability to be installed to any
type of vehicle and construction machine, and more than 5000 cases of installation
on vehicle.

Hydrogen energy

1-8-28 Shimonoge, Takatsu-Ku,
Kawasaki-City, Kanagawa 213-0006
TEL: 044-833-1245
FAX: 044-833-3126
E-MAIL: kawamura@komyokk.co.jp
URL: http://www.komyokk.co.jp

Renewable energy

1 Miyamoto-cho Kawasaki-ku Kawasaki City, 210-0006
TEL: 044-200-3739
FAX: 044-200-3982
E-MAIL: keikan@city.kawasaki.jp
URL: http://www.kawabiznet.com/

Energy-saving/
Energy management

1 Miyamoto-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, 210-8577
TEL: 044-200-3097
FAX: 044-200-3996
E-MAIL: 80suisin@city.kawasaki.jp
URL: http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/800/

Adaption forclimate change

2-6-7 Kurigi Asao-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa, Japan
TEL: 044-981-3332
FAX: 044-981-5051
E-MAIL: info@osmo.co.jp
URL: http://www.osmo.co.jp

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities

Yamasho-Bld., 2-14, Higashi-Mitsugi, Sayama-shi,
Saitama, Japan
TEL: 04-2968-2282
FAX: 04-2968-2283
E-MAIL: osp-info@osp-inc.co.jp
URL: http://www.osp-inc.co.jp

Environmental solution

110

Waste disposal/
Recycling business

Our Suimu series offers coagulants that allow for easy and low-cost disposal ofliquid waste. This series of products saves disposal costs compared with a casewhere you cannot dispose of it in-house and therefore disposal of liquid waste is
totally outsourced to an industrial waste collector. Our coagulants excel compared
to conventional products in that they produce precipitates easy to dewater andprovide excellent reaction rates and easy pH-value adjustment. In addition, they arecomposed of safe ingredients, which are mainly natural minerals, meaning that our
products as well as treated waste water are environmentally friendly. They are usedin large-scale construction work in Tokushima Prefecture and decontamination projects in Fukushima Prefecture.

Air, soil, and water
environment businessAir, soil, and water
environment
business029

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Air, soil, and water
environment business

003

DIA AQUA SOLUTIONS CO., INC.

Waste disposal/
Recycling business
Environmental solution
IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities
Adaption forclimate change

Japan Thread Co., Ltd.

5th floor Yurakucho Denki Building (South),
1-7-1, Yurakucho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo,
100-0006, Japan
TEL: 03-5224-4871
FAX: 03-5224-4873
URL: http://www.dia-aqua.co.jp/

1-6-8 Minatoku Atago Tokyo, Japan
TEL: 03-6758-9461
E-MAIL: y.tsunematsu@jthread.tokyo
URL: http://www.reterra.jp/

We provide three kinds of oil adsorbents that are made mainly from mineral.
These granular adsorbing materials are different in water-shedding quality.

To proceed filtration with four natural phenomena. To develop new filtration technology by “creative module” and “washback type thread-twined filter”. To utilize
centrifugal force and cross flow in high speed (100m3/m2/day) to do pre-processing.
The life of the newly developed thread-twined filter (2μm) could be up to 10 years. To
execute powerful filtration on various sewage liquid (drinking water, sewers, sewage
treatment and ballast water) by using dipped filtration method.

017

Fujiks Co., Ltd.

1-8-2, Kaizuka, Kawasaki-Ku, Kawasaki-City,
Kanagawa, 210-0014
TEL: 044-245-0822
FAX: 044-245-0824
URL: http://www.fujiks.com/

Our company has its roots as a pioneering company for water jets. We provide a wide
range of services ranging from high-pressure washing of factory facilities, washing ofvarious types of piping, and chipping concrete, to mist cooling equipment. In anticipation of the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, accommodations and commercial facilities
are being erected one after another. Accommodations facilities in particular face theproblem of unpleasant odors, but this is being improved through Fujiks’ solutions
for eliminating such odors. Business operators that are troubled by odor issues arewelcome to visit our booth.

Waste disposal/
Recycling business

Energy-saving/
Energy management
Renewable energy
Hydrogen energy

14

026

032

Kawasaki City Environmental Protection Bureau
Public Waste Management Department

Miyamoto-cho 1, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City
TEL: 044-200-2580
FAX: 044-200-3923
E-MAIL: 30genryo@city.kawasaki.jp
URL: http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/kurashi/category/
24-1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0.html

Kawasaki is a large city with a population of approximately 1.5 million, where manyenvironmentally aware citizens and companies are making a variety of efforts on
their own initiative as environmental citizens. We will continue to integrally promoteresources recycling, reduction of carbon emissions, and natural symbiosis, andmake efforts together with citizens and businesses to address environmental issues.
With these efforts, we will lead Japan or even the world, let alone Kawasaki City, in
helping conserve the environment.

008

Environment Energy CO., LTD.

015

Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

6-9-24, Akebono-cho, Fukuyama-shi,
HIROSHIMA
TEL: 084-920-2830
FAX: 084-920-2855
E-MAIL: info@kankyo-energy.jp
URL: http://www.kankyo-energy.jp/

1-1 Shintoshin Chuou-ku Saitama
TEL: 048-600-0292
FAX: 048-601-1298
URL: http://www.kanto.meti.go.jp/

The booth features liquefaction equipment that converts waste edible oil into
biodiesel (hydrocarbon oil).

Aiming for a sustainable society, Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry
works together with the organizations of the Regional Bureau of Economy andtheir support organizations across Japan to expand environmental projects suchas Environmental Business Alliance Matching seminars and to make efforts topromote the 3 R’s.
Seven exhibitors: ISHIZUKA CHEMICAL SANGYO CO., LTD, industria co., ltd.,
Kimioka Ironworks K.K., GEO Power System, System JD Co., Ltd., REGAL JOINT
CO., LTD., Y’s Global Vision, Inc.

QC PROJECT

009

Human air conditioner CoolSmile

4-4-27 Toyosato Higashiyodogawa-ku
Osaka, Japan
TEL: 06-6829-6079
FAX: 020-4668-3199
E-MAIL: store@coolsmile.jp
URL: http://coolsmile.jp/

Proposal for history of machinery maintenance activity, using Relational Data-Basesystem. This system allows not only itself and the calculation of depreciation cost
but also the statistical cost expectancy, using FMEA (Failure Mode Effect Analysis).

Please pay the production cost for cutting-edge air-conditioner covers! Large-lot
production incurs a high cost.
There are growing calls from factories, etc. Production cannot be carried out in small
quantities, while large-lot production requires an adequate budget.

Kureha Ecology Management Co., Ltd.

021

CORELEX SAN-EI Co., Ltd. TOKYO MILL

6-10 Mizue-cho Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa Prefecture. 210-0866
TEL: 044-281-1100
FAX: 044-281-1101
E-MAIL: corelex@b-web.co.jp
URL: http://www.corelex.jp/sanei_tokyo/

Our company is committed to conserving the Earth’s environment through our comprehensive
engineering services for environment-related facilities, as well as collection, transportation andintermediate processing of industrial waste. Our incineration facilities located in Kawasaki City
are capable of handling the detoxification of PFOS, which is a hardly decomposable substance,
as well as the treatment of medical waste. By harnessing waste heat that is generated during
waste incineration, we also contribute to supplying energy. The adjoining Kawasaki Logistics
Center handles trans-shipment storage of low-concentration PCB waste and waste substancesthat are difficult to dispose of.

We have achieved a recycling process that recovers resources to put them into products.
We are the world’s first zero-emission paper mill, which was born in 2003 as thefirst factory of the model project for resources recycling society promoted by thegovernment. Renamed as TOKYO MILL of CORELEX SAN-EI Co., Ltd. in October
2015, we started over again.
In the mill, we have built recycling-oriented paper making lines based on the world’s
most advanced equipment. We process as much as 7,000 tons of recovered paper amonth to produce 1.10 million tons of toilet paper.

Through the proper treatment and disposal of the increasingly diversifying waste generated bysociety, we fulfill our role in the recycling-oriented society as a venous industry in Kawasaki,
the city of manufacturing.

SINKPIA JAPAN CO., LTD.

010

Dr. KID“Treatment of wet refuse on the spot without transporting or burning it.” We carry out biodegradation of wet refuse into water and CO2 through the power of microorganisms. While it has beennecessary to extract the processed refuse prior to this, the extraction of basic residue is nolonger necessary as the wet refuse now goes through biodegradation into liquid state in about
24 hours. Microorganisms for the exclusive use of the wet refuse treatment unit in the treatment
tank are inhabited by a high concentration of microorganism carriers. Hence, an appropriate
level of stirring improves biodegradation efficiency and achieves miniaturization of the equipment. It also enables the indoor installation as odors are kept to a minimum, eliminating theneed for deodorizing and ventilation ducts. Furthermore, as high-temperature heat treatment is
not necessary, power consumption can be reduced significantly, allowing for the treatment of
wet refuse on-site and contributing to the reduction of CO2 emissions.

Dr. KiD is studying environmental improvement.

012

NAKASHO Co., Ltd.

025

JAPAN ENVIRONMENTAL SANITATION CENTER

10-6, Yotsuyakami-cho, Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, 210-0828, Japan
TEL: 044-288-5095
FAX: 044-288-5217
URL: http://www.jesc.or.jp/

We are an industrial waste treatment company based in Kawasaki City. Harnessing
our knowhow from over 50 years in the business and over 20 years since the establishment of our incineration facilities, we provide services ranging from collection
and transportation to treatment, covering a diverse range of industrial waste from
regular waste to industrial waste requiring treatment. Recently, we have launched asurvey project for improving the sophistication of resource recycling by utilizing IoT,
with Kawasaki City as the project implementing entity. In collaboration with our otherpartners, NEC Corporation and Trace & Recycle Network, we aim to bring about therealization of a state-of-the-art eco-town.

Japan Environmental Sanitation Center was established in 1954 as a nonprofit organization geared towards the improvement of the living environment. JESC actively
pursues environmental protection and conservation through the whole range of its
activities in order to contribute to worldwide efforts on creating a healthier global
environment.

Hydrogen energy

1-8-6 Minamikase Saiwai-ku Kawasaki City
TEL: 044-599-2955
FAX: 044-599-0672
E-MAIL: nakasho@my-nakasho.co.jp
URL: http://www.my-nakasho.co.jp/

Renewable energy

5cyome12-13 Hiyoshidai Tomisato-Shi Chiba-ken,
Japan 286-0201
TEL: 0476-85-4051
FAX: 020-4665-2178
E-MAIL: bioacjp@gmail.com
URL: https://www.drkidjp.com/

Energy-saving/
Energy management

3-5-26, Kitayamata, Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama-shi,
Kanagawa, 224-0021, Japan
TEL: 045-590-3626
FAX: 045-593-1150
E-MAIL: sinkpia@sinkpia-j.co.jp
URL: http://sinkpia-j.co.jp

Adaption forclimate change

027

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities

30 Shitanda, Nishiki-machi, Iwaki City, Fukushima974-8232, Japan
TEL: 0246-63-1231
FAX: 0246-63-1232
URL: http://www.kurekan.co.jp/

Environmental solution

019

Waste disposal/
Recycling business1st Fl. Mio, 1-9-18, Sakuragi-cho, Omiya,
Saitama 330-0854, JP
TEL: 048-611-6053
FAX: 048-611-6666
E-MAIL: tgeshi2005@d2.dion.ne.jp

Air, soil, and water
environment business

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environment business

013

IoT Council of Waste Management and Recycling

Waste disposal/
Recycling business
Environmental solution

Floor Wax Polymer Recycle Association

Inside Resource Circulation Network, General Incorporated
Association 1-1-1 Hirano, Yahatahigashi-ku, Kitakyushu-shi,
Fukuoka, 805-0062, Japan
TEL: 093-616-1069
FAX: 093-616-8150
E-MAIL: info@iot-recycle.com
URL: http://iot-recycle.com/

1-3-17 Koukann-tori, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, Japan
TEL: 044-271-8688
FAX: 044-333-7257
E-MAIL: m-nakanishi@waxrecycle.or.jp
URL: //www.waxrecycle.or.jp[Corporate Profile]
The Association was the first organization in Japan established for the objectives of reviewing IoT
adoption policies in the fields of waste treatment and recycling, making policy recommendations to thegovernment, and creating new businesses, based on the premise of industry-government-academia
collaboration. We conduct reviews through the activities of working groups that involve experts, local
governments, IT corporations, manufacturers, and waste disposal businesses.
By popularizing IoT technology and the new business models accompanying such technology, we aim
to solve problems in the waste disposal and recycling business sectors.
[Exhibition information]
Information about business models and examples of initiatives utilizing IoT in the waste disposal andrecycling sectors will be on display.

We provide floor waxing and cleaning services using a completely new method ofpolishing using only water, eliminating the use of detergents and release agents.
Old wax films are polished and removed with water, and the waste fluid discharged
through this process is recovered as wax polymer through coagulation treatment(solid-liquid separation) carried out on-site. By using highly absorbent polymer, we
also recycle this into vomit coagulating agent materials. Through the significant
reduction in water and power consumption during the building cleaning process, aswell as volume of industrial waste generated, such as waste fluids, we have acquired
carbon offsetting third-party certification. We are also recognized as a Low CO2
Kawasaki Brand.

Environmental
solution

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities
Adaption forclimate change
Energy-saving/
Energy management
Renewable energy
Hydrogen energy

16

002

023

KENDENSHA Co., Ltd.

1372-15 Nagahamacho Izumoshi Shimaneken,
Japan 693-0043
TEL: 03-6423-7032
FAX: 03-6423-7036
E-MAIL: info@kendensha.co.jp
URL: http://www.kendensha.co.jp

We are an environmental equipment manufacturer, specializing in equipment andflocculating agents used in the treatment of wastewater. “Slit Saver” is a solidliquid separator with a patented “clog-free” design. Over 630 machines have beensuccessfully installed. Design, manufacturing, and sales are all in-house, providing
flexibility to meet customers’ needs.

024

J-CREDIT SCHEME

063

Nippon Koei Co., Ltd.

2-3, Kanda Nishiki-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo,
101-0054, Japan
TEL: 03-5281-5329
URL: https://japancredit.go.jp/

1-14-6 Kudan-kita Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 102-8539
TEL: 03-5276-3930
FAX: 03-5276-3024
E-MAIL: nk-jcm@n-koei.co.jp
URL: https://www.n-koei.co.jp/

With regard to the J-Credit Scheme, in which the amount of emission reduction andabsorption of greenhouse gases such as CO2 through initiatives such as the introduction of energy-saving equipment and forestry management are recognized as“credits” by the government, the panels provide an easy-to-understand introduction
on how to use these credits, and examples of the relevant initiatives.

Nippon Koei is Japan’s No.1 International Engineering Consultants. Our project
managers and engineers provide strong engineering solutions for our clients by planning, designing and supervising construction of infrastructure projects in the fields
of energy, transportation, resources, urban and public sector development. Over60 years, Nippon Koei has worked on over 3000 multi-disciplinary infrastructure
projects in 135 countries all over the world. Nippon Koei is the oldest independent
consulting firm in Japan. We have been providing consulting services for economic
development projects since 1946.

016

FUJITSU LIMITED

Mail No. Hon-0501, 4-1-1, Kamikodanaka,
Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa,211-8588, Japan
TEL: 044-754-3411

Fujitsu is a global ICT (Information and Communication Technology) corporation thatbases our businesses on technology. We offer products, services, and solutions ina wide range of domains, and approximately 160,000 employees provide support tocustomers in more than 100 countries around the world. Through the experience and
ICT prowess that we have built up to date, and together with our customers, we aim
to realize a rich future of dreams and aspirations.

Informatix Inc.

27F Muzakawasaki central tower, 1310, Omiyacho,
Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki 212-0014, Japan
TEL: 044-520-0851
E-MAIL: info@informatix.co.jp
URL: http://www.informatix.co.jp/

EX Research Institute Ltd.

007

Edge PlatForm Consortium

EX Research Institute was founded in 1971 when various environmental problems
had surfaced to affect people’s everyday life in Japan. Since then, we have been
providing optimal solutions for issues related to the ‘Environment and Energy’and ‘Urban Space/ Regional Community’. Our mission is to keep contributing to
the society we live in by offering effective solutions to our society’s most pressing
issues, such as taking actions against global warming, building an environmentallysound-material cycle society, realizing sustainable local community/urban infrastructure, and promoting community development with decentralization of authority andpublic participation.

Edge platform consortium builds infrastructure for edge system which provide
value-added means at a low cost to the individualized and diverse various IoT
market requirements and solve various problems of business fields. Edge systemcollects data using several kinds of sensors and analyze data at the edge sideclose to sensors.

014

105

NEC Corporation

Environmental Restoration andConservation Agency

Orchestrating a brighter world
As a firm for creating social values, NEC will make maximum use of ICT and harmonize with our customers and partners in the world to realize a brighter, more comfortable world according to the catch phrase “Orchestrating a brighter world.”

To create and conserve a healthy environment through the compensation for andprevention of health damage caused by public pollution, the support of activities
related to environmental conservation by private organizations, the assistance andfacilitation of PCB waste disposal, the management and administration of the fund
for final waste disposal sites, the supply of the Asbestos-related Health Damage
Relief benefits, as well as research and development concerning environmental
conservation that utilize research institutions’ abilities.

004

011

Arata Endo Labo, Kogakuin University

Saitama City

6-4-4 Tokiwa, Urawa Ward, Saitama City,
Saitama Prefecture
TEL: 048-829-1371
FAX: 048-829-1944
E-MAIL: sangyo-tenkai-suishinka@city.saitama.lg.jp
URL: http://www.city.saitama.jp“Kanadokoro” in Kanahodo, Asao Ward, is a plaza that can be used freely by anyone.
It can be used by various people in various ways--as a meeting place for idle gossip,
a playground for children, and a place to rest on the way home. “Kanadokoro” is a
plaza nurtured by the local community. Change the positions of the benches. Place
playground equipment that children want to play with. Hold festivals in the local
community. Add functions and uses that local residents can enjoy. “Kanadokoro” isa plaza that harnesses the power of greenery. Collect rainwater, create habitats forliving creatures, and enjoy the beauty of flora and fauna. It is a comfortable plaza thatutilizes the power of greenery.

We provide support for the development of low-carbon personal mobility technology,
which offers a safe and convenient means of transportation to the elderly and carers
for children, allowing them to travel with ease around Saitama City.
The fall-prevention system for bicycles that utilizes the gyro effect, developed by
Shibaura Institute of Technology, is on display.
We also aim to create innovation in areas of growth, such as disaster prevention.
On display is a disaster prevention information system, utilizing an exhibitioncommentary app, developed by the Disaster Prevention Business Research Society
from Saitama University’s Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration Council.

Hydrogen energy

1-24-2, Nisei-Shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku
TEL: 03-3340-3513
E-MAIL: arata@cc.kogakuin.ac.jp
URL: http://www.kogakuin.ac.jp

Renewable energy

Muza Kawasaki Central Tower, 1310, Omiya-cho, Saiwai-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa 212-8554, Japan
TEL: 044-520-9517
FAX: 044-520-2131
URL: https://www.erca.go.jp/

Energy-saving/
Energy management

3-5, Minatomirai 2-chome, Nishi-ku, Yokohama
TEL: 045-682-4511
FAX: 045-682-4520
E-MAIL: k-tanaka@eu.jp.nec.com
URL: http://jpn.nec.com/

Adaption forclimate change

Solid Square East Tower 10F, 580 Horikawa-cho,
Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-City, Kanagawa
212-0013, Japan
TEL: 044-201-9030
E-MAIL: info@epfc.jp
URL: https://www.epfc.jp

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities

6th floor Mejiro Nakano Building,
2-17-22, Takada, Toshima-ku, Tokyo,
171-0033, Japan
TEL: 03-5956-7503
FAX: 03-5956-7523

Environmental solution

109

Waste disposal/
Recycling businessInformatix Incorporated is a spatial information solution vendor that utilizes its
advanced technological capability to provide spatial information systems based onmaps and location information.
With heightened demand for environmental measures across society, we harness
the software technology and wealth of experience in building systems that we haveaccumulated through our years in the business, to apply spatial information systems
to solving various problems, such as damage from global warming, air and waterpollution, destruction of forests and ecosystems, and heat island effect.

Air, soil, and water
environment business

IoT/ Urban
development/
Smart cities

022

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Air, soil, and water
environment business

020

Earth Technical Co., Ltd

Waste disposal/
Recycling business
Environmental solution
IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities
Adaption forclimate change

Digital Capsule Inc.

6392-4, Miyakodachō, Kita-ku, Hamamatsu-shi,
Shizuoka, 431-2102, Japan
TEL: 053-482-8438
FAX: 053-482-8457
E-MAIL: earth@world.odn.ne.jp
URL: http://www.spirpauzo.com/

6-5-21, Akasaka, Minato-ku,
Tokyo, 1070052
TEL: 03-5114-6606
FAX: 03-5114-6607
E-MAIL: contact@digitalcapsule.co.jp
URL: https://digitalcapsule.co.jp

The fusion of the traditional Japanese craft of kumiko, with traditional craft using
100% mulberry Japanese washi paper.

By linking the sensor technologies in beacons, GPS, Wi-Fi, and NFC tags, withsmartphones, touch-panels, and digital signage, the DIMPS2 communication platform realizes improved efficiency, energy conservation, and reduction in total cost for
all forms of communication. On display is this platform, as well as demonstrationsof its applications.

Creating a three-layer structure of white and dyed Japanese washi paper on thesurface makes it easy for light to pass through, and brings out the family crest in
sharp relief.
The sides are made with kumogami paper, a type of Japanese paper that can bemade by just a few artisans in Japan.

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Naisen Cloud

1-2-17, Hamamatsu-cho, Minato-ku, Tokyo,
105-0013, Japan
TEL: 03-4455-7448
URL: https://naisen.jp

The “naisen cloud” is capable of sending and receiving the numbers of company
landlines through the smartphone. There is no need for any main units or fixed telephone equipment. It also makes it easier to collaborate with multiple offices andoverseas bases, thereby contributing to improvements in productivity and cost
reduction.

Adaption forclimate change

Energy-saving/
Energy management
Renewable energy
Hydrogen energy

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TTK Co., Ltd.

1-2-23, Shintera, Wakabayashi-ku, Sendai-shi,
Miyagi, 984-0051, Japan
TEL: 022-297-5111
FAX: 022-297-5036
E-MAIL: kankyou@ttk-g.co.jp
URL: http://www.ttk-g.co.jp/

The TTK Group has been engaged in the business of building information communication facilities in the Tohoku region for more than half a century since its founding
in 1955. Today, its business activities are not limited to the communication sector. It
is tackling the challenge of exploring various new possibilities. One of these is theenvironmental improvement business based on the concept of “People-friendly andenvironmental-friendly.” In addition to building solar power generation facilities andinstalling energy-saving lighting equipment, it has also developed a sales businessfor the “TTK Belt-type Net Fence,” which is a wind- and snow-resistant equipment
developed by the company.

Energy-saving/
Energymanagement038

ST Holdings K.K.
ST International Co., LTD.

Shinosaka Exel Bldg 502, 1-19-10 Miyahara,
Yodogawa-ku, Osaka-City, OSAKATEL: 06-6151-3944
FAX: 06-6151-3922
E-MAIL: stsales@st-inter.co.jp
URL: www.st-inter.co.jp

ST Trap---Venturi type steam trap has no moving parts, but is a fixed type with anozzle only.
Durability of 10 years or over
Basically maintenance free

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JFE GROUP

In three years’ time, the production and import/export of mercury lamps will be prohibited.
Did you know about the discontinuation of the production of mercury lamps? Business operators are troubled by lighting issues, such as a desire to conserve energy
and improve the workplace environment. This time, we are featuring our company’s“successful selection of energy-saving lighting” aimed at solving the problem ofchoosing lighting, as well as improving the workplace environment while reducing
energy and CO2. We offer a wide range of solutions for places ranging from factories
and warehouses to offices, so please do come and have a look at our booth. If you
are facing problems with PCB waste, you can also consider utilizing our company’s
one-stop service.

As a JFE group company, JFE Steel is engaged in steel business. With a world topclass production capacity and high-level technological development capability, JFE
Steel provides products and services based on its leading-edge technology. On theother hand, JFE Engineering conducts, in many fields in the world, engineering business activities that support the lives of people and industries.
Based on the code of conduct “trying to take on new challenges and be flexible andsincere,” we will continue to combine the forces of our group companies to keep trying
to become an excellent company group in the 21st century according to the corporate
philosophy “contributing to society with the world’s highest-level technology.”

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JXTG Nippon Oil and Energy Corporation

1-2 Otemachi 1-chome, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 100-8162, Japan
TEL: 044-270-0069
FAX: 044-288-8360

Gentle Lighting co., ltd.

1-15-30, Seki, Tama-ku kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa
TEL: 044-811-3171
FAX: 044-829-5616
E-MAIL: info@g-lighting.co.jp
URL: www.g-lighting.co.jp

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Shoei Co., Ltd.

New Energy and Industrial Technology
Development Organization

We propose SBEM automation systems—which visualize heating, lighting, andwater costs per guest—to owners of accommodations or premises with bathingfacilities such as a swimming pool and warm bath. According to your facilities, we
propose to you an ideal plan that combines energy saving measures for electricity,heat, and water.
We will also exhibit the world’s first mutual water-quality monitoring system that canmeasure eight items at the same time. You can consult us at no charge.
Please stop by our booth to ask any questions.

As one of the largest public research and development management organizations, NEDO is a national research and development organization that plays a rolein economic and industrial administration to work on two missions: solving energy
and environmental problems and enhancing industrial technology. We work towardenhancing the industrial technology and solving energy through consistent technicaldevelopment management ranging from discovery of technical seeds to promotion of
medium- and long-term projects and support for commercialization and development.

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Soushow Co., Ltd.

SOUSEI MS-COMPANY

2nd Floor, Higashi-koenji Fuji Station Plaza, 1-7-2,
Koenjiminami, Suginami-ku, Tokyo, 166-0003, Japan
TEL: 03-6454-6028
FAX: 03-6454-6029
E-MAIL: info@bioglass-souseimsc.jp
URL: http://bioglass-souseimsc.jp/

We take pride in providing outstanding building and automotive glass film products and providing greater comfort and safety to our customers. From eco-friendly
heat-shielding and UV-protection films to privacy and fragment-retention as well
as security films, we offer support from the choosing of films to installation. Our
most popular product is a highly transparent heat-shielding film with an outstanding
74% transparency while shutting out 87% infra-red thereby reducing heat, leading
to better air-conditioner performance. These films also keeps your family safe fromsuch natural disasters as earthquakes by preventing broken glass from scattering.

OIL MANAGEMENT“Steward” is a patented product that is people- and environmentally-friendly. It is afuel consumption reduction system for boilers that uses “bioglass,” a highly functional
glass, and is capable of reducing the amount of liquid fuels used, such as heavy oil andkerosene, by about 4% to 8%. It also reduces the volume of CO2 emissions.

Hydrogen energy

3895 Nogawa, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki,
Kanagawa 213-0027, Japan
TEL: 044-788-8521
FAX: 044-788-6440
E-MAIL: bid@soushow.co.jp

Renewable energy

1310 Omiya-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa 212-8554, Japan
TEL: 044-520-5152
FAX: 044-520-5154
URL: http://www.nedo.go.jp/

Energy-saving/
Energy management

2-6 Shinkawasaki, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
TEL: 044-589-1601
FAX: 044-589-1602
E-MAIL: shoei@shoei-roka.co.jp
URL: www.shoei-roka.co.jp

Adaption forclimate change

We sell and install electrodeless lamps, which will replace mercury lamps. With ourbusiness project selected as a Kawasaki-city shop-window model project in 2012
and 2014, we installed electrodeless lamps in the gymnasium of Inada Junior HighSchool and Seki shopping street in Kawasaki City. Our electrodeless lamps are usedin many facilities such Kawasaki Nambu Market, NAS swimming pool and tennis
courts, and car factories.
With flicker-causing pulses eliminated and the noise level reduced to satisfy therequirements for medical devices, our electrodeless lamps are friendly to the environment and people. If you consider using or dealing electrodeless lamps, feel free
to contact us.

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities

We provide comprehensive solutions that cover the stable procurement of primaryenergy such as crude oil, natural gas, coal, and solar power, as well as the efficientconversion of the optimal energy source for customers, so that they can use energy
safely and with peace of mind.
In the power business, we have developed the ENEOS Denki and my denki brands
by taking advantage of our diverse fuel supply sources as a comprehensive energy
corporation, with the aim of providing our customers with economically efficientelectric power.
We are also committed to the development of environmentally-friendly power
supplies, such as wind power, mega solar power, and biomass.
In the hydrogen business, we have developed hydrogen supply infrastructure thatharnesses the SS network, thereby contributing to the realization of a hydrogen society.

Environmental solution

1-1 Ohgishima, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi,
Kanagawa Pref.
TEL: 044-322-1119
FAX: 044-322-1500
URL: http://www.jfe-holdings.co.jp/

Waste disposal/
Recycling business

1-12-3 Onta-cho, Higashimurayama-shi,
Tokyo 189-0011, Japan
TEL: 042-392-1001
FAX: 042-394-1453
E-MAIL: eic.info@katosyoji.tokyo
URL: http://www.katosyoji.tokyo

Air, soil, and water
environment business

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environment business
Waste disposal/
Recycling business
Environmental solution
IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities
Adaption forclimate change
Energy-saving/
Energy management
Renewable energy
Hydrogen energy

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Low Carbonization Support Co., Ltd.

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Tokyo Boeki Machinery Ltd.

2nd floor Nagoya Business Incubator Kanayama, 4-13-7, Otōbashi, Nakagawa-ku,
Nagoya-shi, Aichi, 454-0012, Japan
TEL: 052-684-4173
FAX: 052-684-4174
E-MAIL: info@teitannso.jp
URL: http://www.teitannso.jp/

28th Floor, Kyobashi Edogrand, 2-2-1, Kyobashi,
Chuo-ku, Tokyo, 104-0031, Japan
TEL: 81-36841-8400
FAX: 81-38641-8440
E-MAIL: urata@tokyo-boeki.co.jp
URL: http://www.tokyo-boeki-machinery.co.jp/[Share information about energy conservation among energy consumers!]“Enekyo,” a website for sharing information about energy-saving for energy consumers
http://enekyo.info/[Choose your energy now, for the future]“Energy decarbonization”
http://www.datsutanso.jp/[The only organization in Japan for those holding the national qualification of Qualified
Energy Managers]“The Japanese Federation of Qualified Person for Energy Management”
http://www.ene-kan.jp/

Our Adsorption Chiller successfully introduced in domestic and international markets
produces chilled water utilizing the customer’s unused low temperature waste heat(60-100°C) as the power source. The chilled water produced can be used in applications such as air conditioning, cooling and cooling processes in manufacturing
operatioins. Since the power consumption of the chiller’s main unit is low, less than
1kW, you will be able to reduce electricity consumption and CO2 emissions. The
chiller is also environmentally-friendly because it uses water as the refrigerant andsilica gel for the adsorbent, without using any chlorofluorocarbons.

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NAGAO SYSTEM INC.

1-9-30 Katahira Asao-Ward Kawasaki-City Kanagawa-Prefecture,215-0023, Japan
TEL: 044-954-4486
FAX: 044-954-8258
E-MAIL: dnagao@giga.ocn.ne.jp
URL: http://www4.plala.or.jp/nagaosystem/NAGAO SYSTEM INC. Is a professional group that solves milling, mixing and dispersion, which was considered impossible in the past, by high-speed rotation utilizationof patented 3D Ball Mill (3D Reactor).
mm or less (Organic / Inorganic) material can be pulverized, mixed and dispersed up
to nano, micron (Dry/Wet type) possible.
Furthermore, it is good to mix substances of different gravity and viscosity with
unused and evenly mixed (3D Reactor) pellicles and feathers.
We manufacture and sell the equipment + special container.
What was considered difficult by conventional 2D motion, High-speed 3D motion canbe expected to further reduce mixing unevenness and further improve milling uniformity.

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Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation057

MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD.

3-14-15 Botan Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-8482,
Japan
TEL: 03-3642-8181
FAX: 03-3642-8205
URL: http://www.mayekawa.co.jp/ja/

Mayekawa Manufacturing Company started out in the ice-making and refrigeration
business, and proposes product technology for various markets, including industrial
refrigerators, food cooling, meat processing robots, heat pumps, air-conditioning
equipment, and energy-saving systems. The refrigerant is indispensable to all ofthese business segments. Mayekawa advocates “NATURAL FIVE,” which realizes
energy conservation and the non-usage of chlorofluorocarbons through the use of
five natural refrigerants that do not harm the Earth’s environment. Its heat pumps
that use natural refrigerant CO2, “unimoWW,” “unimoAWW,” and “Eco Sirocco,” havebeen highly acclaimed for their high-efficiency and energy-saving performance, andare registered as L2-Tech certified products under the Ministry of the Environment.

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Reset Company Co., Ltd.

1-1-2, Kashimada, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki-shi,
Kanagawa, 212-0058, Japan
TEL: 044-330-7700
URL: http://www.mitsubishi-fuso.com

No. 412 Gwanggyo Business Center, 156,
Gwanggyo-ro, Yeongtong-gu, Suwon,
Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
TEL: +82-31-892-0014
FAX: +82-31-696-5040
E-MAIL: sales@resetsnow.com
URL: https://www.resetsnow.com/

With over 80 years of leadership in technological innovation and a market presence
in more than 160 markets all around the globe, Mitsubishi Fuso has a long trackrecord as one of the most innovative and prominent brands in the commercial vehicles industry. The motivation for all our pioneering efforts has always been your environment, economy and safety.

By harnessing the knowhow we have built up in the solar power generation business, wehave developed an unmanned robot for snow removal and cleaning from solar modules.
It is an automatic snow blower that is completely different from the snow blowers we havebeen using till now. It can be used in various places, including houses and solar power
equipment in areas with heavy snow, and is a high-quality product that can be operated
at a low cost, from initial costs to maintenance and management costs.
The robot automatically detects snowfall on solar modules for domestic or industrial use,
and the wipers installed on the surface of the modules continue to move up and down toremove snow until the snow stops falling. This prevents a build-up of snow on the modules,
and makes it possible for the modules to maintain their solar power generation functions.

Renewable energy

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ELIIY Power Co., Ltd.

19th Floor, Shin-Osaki Kangyo Building, Osaki 1-6-4,
Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo, 141-0032
TEL: 03-6431-9044
FAX: 03-5740-6105
URL: http://eliiypower.co.jp/

We domestically produce electric-power storage systems centering on the POWER
iE6 HYBRID that has a storage capacity of 6.2 kWh and includes a large lithium-ion
battery with the world’s highest level of safety.
By popularizing large lithium-ion batteries for electric power storage, we willcontribute to efficient use of energy in Japan and the world.

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059

Kawasaki New Energy Promotion Association

We support the growth of venture companies in Kanagawa Prefecture, within growth
sectors such as energy, by disseminating information about potential venture corporations in the prefecture that possess a high level of technological prowess.
This time, we will be introducing the superb technology of five energy-related venturecorporations.
[Exhibitors]• ARM Technologies (research and development of next-generation energy)• E-Minimo (development of compact EV for business uses)• ER SYSTEMS (development of hydrogen production equipment using renewable energy)• M&K Technology (development of aqpia, a compact hydrogen production equipment)• 3DOM Inc. (development of separators for lithium secondary batteries)

The Association is an organization composed mainly of companies engaged in businesses such as the sales and installation of solar power generation equipment andaccumulators in the city, and the construction of eco-friendly housing.
If you are considering the introduction of energy-saving equipment such as solar
panels and accumulators, do drop by the booth for a visit.
It also features initiatives by Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), such as efforts
to detoxify electrical devices that contain trace amounts of PCB.

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Kawasaki Biomass Electric Power Co., Ltd.

KONDO KOGEI Inc.

We deal biomass-burning power-generating equipment that uses woody biomass
fuel instead of fossil fuels such as petroleum and coal. It is environmentally friendly
power generating equipment that supplies CO2-free electricity.
Kawasaki Biomass Electric Power is capable of producing the amount of electricenergy that approximately 38,000 general households use in a year, which results ina reduction of approximately 120,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year.
We operate an urban biomass power station equipped with environmental facilities
such as exhaust gas desulfurizers and denitrizers—environmental facilities that are
not used in rural biomass power stations—to satisfy the strict environmental criteria
defined by Kawasaki City.

We offer the “eneidea,” an independent power supply equipment that has beencertified as a Kawasaki Monodukuri Brand. It provides 72-hour lighting for disastersupply rooms (“Can you retrieve your disaster supplies on the day of the disaster?”),and the portable, assembled independent power supply equipment can also be usedin tunnel construction and construction works in underground waterways. It does notdischarge any emissions gases. The independent power supply equipment provides
stable power supply in places without electricity. Please feel free to consult with us
on your needs.

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035

DAIWA TECH co., ltd.

Tiki Tak Co., LTD.

We provide a floor heating system based on geothermal storage, an epochmaking
system that makes maximum use of geothermal heat, a renewable energy. We havedeveloped this system based on the idea that the thermal demand for air conditioning represents a large percentage of energy demand and therefore it is important
to more efficiently use renewable thermal energy.
By using a thermal storage medium under the floor that keeps heat in it, we haveachieved higher-level energy saving. We offer floor heating that entirely covers theentrance to the living room. By combining natural energy and a thermal storage medium,
we have achieved an ideal heating system that is clean and has low running costs.

Based on advanced technologies and experiences in water treatment and heat utilization, we utilize renewable natural resources effectively, engineering manufacturer
that provides optimum energy use and resource use, harmonizing the managementof facilities and natural environment.

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TBM, Inc.

TERADA IRON WORKS CO., LTD.

2-4-16, Shinhama, Fukuyama, Hiroshima
721-0951, Japan
TEL: 084-920-3020
FAX: 084-953-1946
E-MAIL: info@solars.jp
URL: http://www.solars.jp

Converting Grease Traps Oils into Electricity: 100kVA Mobile Power Supply Vehicles
equipped with biomass generator —Will aim to establish a New Local Production
for Local consumption Model of Biomass energy in the Tokyo Metropolitan area—

Our booth will exhibit models of solar thermal equipment. Solar thermal equipment
have almost no heat dissipation to the outside because we adopt an evacuated tube.
In addition, these have excellent heat retention. That’s why these are less susceptible
to temperature gradient, and keep a high degree of efficiency in winter. These areused for hot-water supply mainly for home use. For industrial, these are used for cost
reduction. Also, they are not only used for hot-water supply, but also air conditioners.
Also, subsidies can be used at the time of introduction. If you are interested, pleasecome to our booth by all means.

Hydrogen energy

Mikazima 5-1586, Tokorozawashi, Saitamaken,
Japan
TEL: 042-347-9671
FAX: 042-941-6046
E-MAIL: s-higashi@kankichikun.com
URL: http://kankichikun.com/

Renewable energy

2nd floor, Fuji Bldg. 4-Chome 8-10, Nishioku.
Arakawa-Ku, Tokyo
TEL: 03-6807-8364
E-MAIL: info@tiki-tak.co.jp
URL: http://www.tiki-tak.co.jp/index.html

Energy-saving/
Energy management

3-12-25 Akahane, Okaya-shi, Nagano-ken
394-0002
TEL: 0266-22-5231
FAX: 0266-22-7961
E-MAIL: info@daiwa-tech.co.jp
URL: info@daiwa-tech.co.jp

Adaption forclimate change

710-13, Unane, Takatsu-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 213-0031
TEL: 044-820-1013
E-MAIL: drp@kondo-kogei.co.jp

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities

12-6, Ougimachi, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 210-0867, Japan
TEL: 044-201-6775
FAX: 044-201-6776
URL: http://www.kawasaki-biomass.jp/

Environmental solution

10th floor, Kawasaki Frontier Building,11-2 Ekimae-honcho, Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa 210-0007, Japan
TEL: 044-200-2313
URL: http://www.kawasaki-energy.net/

Waste disposal/
Recycling business

1, Nihonodori, Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi,
Kanagawa, 231-0021, Japan
TEL: 045-210-5636
URL: http://www.pref.kanagawa.jp/
cnt/f536668/

Air, soil, and water
environment business

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NANOFUEL CO., LTD.

1-19-4, Tonomachi, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 210-0821, Japan
TEL: 044-270-1611
FAX: 044-270-1612
URL: //www.nanofuel.co.jp

Waste disposal/
Recycling businessWe own leading-edge technology that leads the world in the field of nanotechnology,
which micronizes substances into the nanometer (a millionth of a millimeter) level.
Using this technology in the environmental and energy fields, we have successfully
developed a new, next-generation fuel. By achieving higher-level energy saving
based on high combustion efficiency and thus substantially reducing emissions ofhazardous exhaust, we will help improve the lives of people and develop society.

Environmental solution

Hydrogen energy

IoT/ Urban development/
Smart cities
Adaption forclimate change
Energy-saving/
Energy management
Renewable energy
Hydrogen energy

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Kawasaki City Environmental Protection Bureau
Global Environment and Sustainability OfficeMiyamoto-cho 1, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City
TEL: 044-200-2178
FAX: 044-200-3921

Toward a hydrogen society, Kawasaki City is making efforts to increase the use
and awareness of hydrogen and fuel cells in society. As part of these activities, we
are working on an enlightenment program based on fuel cell powered vehicles thatrun on hydrogen. We hope you will see hydrogen-related technologies for automobiles, which are closely associated with civil life, so that you will feel that the use ofhydrogen is familiar.

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SHOWA DENKO K.K. Kawasaki Plant

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Chiyoda Corporation

5-1, Ougimachi, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 210-0867, Japan
TEL: 044-322-6813
FAX: 044-355-8435
URL: http//www.sdk.co.jp/index.htlm

4-6-2 Minatomirai, Nishi-ku, Yokohama 220-8766,
Japan
TEL: 045-225-7777
E-MAIL: HSCD_ADM@chiyodacorp.com
URL: https://www.chiyodacorp.com

We started our history by succeeding in producing ammonia and ammonium sulfate
in 1931 for the first time in Japan according to the domestic production act (Tokyo
Industrial Laboratory act). Now, we deal a wide range of products such as basic
chemicals including caustic soda and sodium hypochlorite besides ammonia; industrial gases centering on nitrogen, hydrogen, and oxygen; high-purity gases (suchas ammonia and chlorine) required to manufacture semiconductors, liquid crystals,
and LEDs; special chemicals including food additives and cosmetic materials; andcolumns for high-speed chromatography, which is used to decompose and analyze
chemical substances.

Chiyoda Corporation is an integrated engineering company challenging itself toconstruct a hydrogen supply chain.
As for the technological innovation itself, hydrogen, once considered a distant dreamenergy source, has become a reality: Chiyoda Corporation has made it remarkably
easy to transport it in a liquid at ambient temperature and pressure safely.
Chiyoda Corporation will complete construction of the world’s first hydrogen supply
chain from overseas (Negara Brunei Darussalam) to Japan (Kawasaki’s coastal
region) in 2020 towards a zero-emission society.

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044

Nippon Seisen Co., LTD.

Hitachi Automotive Systems Measurement, Ltd.

4-17-1, IKENOMIYA, HIRAKATA-CITY, OSAKATEL: 072-840-1268
FAX: 072-840-5869
E-MAIL: h_iwamoto@n-seisen.co.jp
URL: http://www.n-seisen.co.jp

Parale Mitsui Building 8, Higashida-cho, Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa
TEL: 050-3852-4357
FAX: 044-222-7177
URL: www.hitachi-automotive-mm.com/

The high-purity hydrogen separation membrane module with palladium copper alloy
foil specifications, developed by our company, is highly reliable and offers superb
cost-performance. We offer optimally designed products from compact sizes thatmatch your conditions of use.

Hitachi Automotive Systems has been developing multi-stations where the energy of
all cars is supplied since our foundation in 1937.
Since the end of 2016, we have been launching smaller and more open 82MPa
hydrogen dispensers in the market, to meet demand for increased cruise distances
for fuel cell cars, thereby playing a role in creating a hydrogen-based society.

Mitsubishi Kakoki Kaisha, Ltd.

2-1 Ohkawa-cho Kawasaki-ku Kawasaki
Kanagawa
TEL: 044-333-5362
FAX: 044-366-6148
URL: http://www.kakoki.co.jp

As a manufacturer specializing in the production of industrial gas detection alarm
devices, our company has always been committed to ensuring industrial disasterprevention and safety by preventing explosions caused by flammable gases andmonitoring harmful gases in the workplace environment. Going forward, we aim to
reduce the loss of precious lives and valuable assets to zero, to further strengthen
our technological development skills, and to supply countries around the world withvarious high-quality industrial gas detection alarm devices and high-performancegas sensors, and in doing so, contribute to securing industrial disaster prevention
and safety.

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TOKYO GAS

6-1, Ogawa-cho, Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, 210-0023,
Japan
TEL: 044-211-7212
FAX: 044-211-7138
URL: http://www.tokyo-gas.co.jp

Since its founding in 1885, the TOKYO GAS group has been supporting good livesof its customers and society development for 130 years by supplying city gas to themetropolitan Tokyo area and its surrounding areas.
In April 2016, we started electric power retailing by making use of our strength thathas been long cultivated in the gas segment.
As a total energy business group, we will continue to satisfy the needs of ourcustomers through the stable supply of low-cost gas and electric power.

TOA CORPORATION

3-7-1, Nishi-shinjuku, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo, 163-1031, Japan
TEL: 03-6757-3821
FAX: 03-6757-3830
E-MAIL: toa-webmaster@toa-const.co.jp
URL: http://www.toa-const.co.jp

TOYOROZAI CO., LTD.

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Nissei-cfc CO., LTD.

3-10-14, Ōsawa, Koshigaya-shi, Saitama,343-0025, Japan
TEL: 048-979-5580
FAX: 048-979-5544
URL: www.nisseicfc.jp

Our company was founded in 1961 as Toyorozai Kougyousyo.
The Industrial Furnace Business Unit builds systems as a part of its work ranging from the design,
installation, and maintenance of industrial furnaces, and fulfills the need for reliable technology. Our
Incinerator Business Unit aims to contribute to society through the installation of incinerators that
detoxify the harmful substances that are generated during the incineration of combustible garbage.
The Woods and Bricks Business Unit uses resources effectively to create artistic towns, based on themotto of “people- and environmentally-friendly” and through the utilization of recyclable materials.
We have established a branch office in Laos, and the Overseas Business Unit engages in the import ofwood and other materials. These are the four business units that make up our company.
On display at this exhibition are the achievements of each business unit, and an introduction to Laosthrough an exhibition of its specialty products.

Let us help with your kitchen and food production factory flooring needs.

International

12-1, Okawacho, Kawasaki-ku Kawasaki-shi,
Kanagawa, Japan
TEL: 044-333-8444
FAX: 044-333-8445
E-MAIL: touyorozai.kankyou@ac.auone-net.jp
URL: http://www.touyourozai.jp

Contribution to the earth's
environment

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Industry-academiagovernment collaboration

Since its establishment in 1908, TOA CORPORATION has been engaged in dredging
and reclamation for the construction of harbors and their related facilities, design andexecution of coastline buildings, construction of airports, marine leisure facilities,
warehouses for distribution, factories, and power plants.
With its state-of-the-art technology, Toa has completed many projects of urban
development, commercial buildings, hotels, medical, educational, cultural and residential facilities, and has gained a high reputation for each and every design, execution of construction and maintenance.

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Eco-products

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

Headquarters 2-7-6 Azusawa, Itabashi-ku,
Tokyo, Japan
TEL: 045-476-7581
FAX: 045-476-7601

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

Electric powerand gasgeneration/
selling/ tradingbusiness

Riken Keiki Co., Ltd.

Electric power andgas generation/
selling/ trading business

Mitsubishi Kakoki Kaisha, Ltd. harnesses its core technologies in the separation ofsolids, liquids and gases, experience, and knowhow that it has built up to date,and by developing and improving new products and new technologies, fulfills theneeds of customers in fields such as plant engineering, environmental protection,and chemical industrial machinery, and provides products that contribute to society.
In particular, in the hydrogen business, which has come under the spotlight as aform of clean energy for future generations, the company has built the demonstration
facility, MKK Kawasaki Hydrogen Station, in the premises of Kawasaki Works. The
objective is to construct a hydrogen station for fuel-cell vehicles that are powered byhydrogen. This will be featured at the exhibition.

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Hoshoubousui Industrial Factory co. ltd.

4-23-11, Akuwahigashi, Seya-ku, Yokohama-shi,
Kanagawa, 246-0023, Japan
TEL: 045-367-1703
FAX: 045-367-1708
E-MAIL: info@hoshobousui.com
URL: http://www.hoshobousui.com

Electric power andgas generation/
selling/ trading business

The breathable waterproof “rooftop waterproof air control construction method” isa breakthrough construction method for removing heat and moisture from withinwaterproof layers. The mold and decay in waterproof layers, which could not be
prevented in previous construction methods, is now successfully avoided throughforced ventilation and circulation of air through a solar-powered de-aeration cylinder.
This method can help extend the lifespan of buildings, as well as improve the environment of indoor spaces by keeping them warm in winter and cool in summer.

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

Eco-products

Eco-products
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Chemicoat Co., Ltd.

4-15-10, Kitazakae, Urayasu-shi, Chiba, 279-0002, Japan
TEL: 047-381-7721
FAX: 047-352-1139

With our primary business in the development of surface treatment chemicals forindustrial use, we have also harnessed our expertise in that field to develop and sell
detergents for domestic use.
“Chodensui Clean Shu! Shu!” is a water-based detergent. Made 100% from water,
it leaves no residual chlorine, etc., so there is no need to worry about equipment
rusting.

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Electrike Japan co., ltd.

3-60-2, 1F Kyojima Sumida-ku Tokyo-to, Japan
TEL: 090-5817-0925
FAX: 03-3611-6126
E-MAIL: takahashicosmojvc30@gmail.com
URL: http://www.cosmosound.co.jp

6-17-2 Kamikodanaka Nakahara Kawasaki
Kanagawa, Japan
TEL: 044-777-2244
FAX: 044-777-2231
E-MAIL: info@electrike.co.jp

This is a demonstration promotion of the IBOX component “Wood Cone EX-B3,”
which offers the enjoyment of cutting-edge theater audio surround sound, and theplayback of the original sounds of large-scale audio recordings. Experience theastonishing genuine sounds that transform audio into instruments. This is a special
limited-edition model that is not available for general retail.

An electric car positioned between a four-wheeled vehicle and a motorbike, andwhich can be used for work.
This simple and energy-efficient car is designed to specialize in transportation forthat “last mile.”
Its adorable appearance enhances its publicity effect, enabling its use as a portable
advertising pillar!
Visitors can take a test ride as a passenger on the three-person Electrike, and experience for themselves its superb performance around tight corners as well as excellent
load capacity.
With the addition of the new three-person Electrike to our lineup, customers will beable to use the vehicle for a wider range of purposes in addition to delivery businesses.

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Family Service EIKO Co., Ltd.

43-1, Imachi, Nagano-City, Nagano
TEL: 026-259-3101
FAX: 026-259-3312
URL: https://fs-eiko.co.jp/

Water is indispensable to our everyday lives.
Our company has been focused on water quality for more than 20 years. Throughthe production and sale of water purifiers, we offer clean and delicious water to ourcustomers.
During the exhibition period, we will be featuring water purifiers that allow customers
to use water with peace of mind, from drinking water to water for washing rice andvegetables, as well as water purifying showers with water-saving functions, that
reduce chlorine content to support skincare and haircare.
We will also be carrying out a promotional campaign for a limited number of water
purifiers and water purifying showers that are easy to use.
Family Service EIKO proposes a lifestyle with water purifiers.

HORIUCHI WORKS

271-2 Ochiai Yamanashi City Yamanashi, Japan
TEL: 0553-22-4887
FAX: 0553-23-2520
E-MAIL: information@horiuchi-s.com
URL: http://www.horiuchi-s-shop.com

When using this product as lighting, you can utilize the photocatalyst effect of titanium oxide and silver ion (Ag+). It is a revolutionary lighting that can sterilize, prevent
bacteria, deodorize, and prevent mold indoors. The various effects have been validated by testing institutions. In addition to general bacteria, as well as the harmful
bacteria that cause food poisoning in the area of food sanitation, such as E. coli andStaphylococcus aureus, it is also effective against norovirus, which raises concerns
for occurrence throughout all seasons. It is also effective as a sanitation measurein schools, hospitals, and welfare facilities, and as a countermeasure against foodpoisoning in restaurants, kitchens, and catering facilities. Of course, it can also be
used in general households.

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2-3 Idasugiyama-cho, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki-City,
Kanagawa, Japan
TEL: 044-755-1107
FAX: 044-755-6711
E-MAIL: union@uni-project.co.jp
URL: http://www.uni-project.co.jp

Electric power andgas generation/
selling/ trading business“UNI-PELE” is the bioplastic which combined plant raw materials.
UNI-PELE has superior antibacterial effects which combined organic matter 52%
such as peel of wheat coffee, tea leaf, bamboo powder and strongly effective with
Escherichia coli O157. In addition, there is the suppressant effect of the mold,
UNI-PELE is most suitable for household articles and articles used at the place ofwater supply.

Ajinomoto Co., Inc. Kawasaki administration andcoordination office

1-1 Suzuki-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa Prefecture 210-8680, Japan
TEL: 044-233-0322
FAX: 044-245-1538
URL: https://www.ajinomoto.co.jp/

Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd.

3-13-1 Iidabashi, Chiyoda-ku,
Tokyo 102-8112
TEL: 03-5214-2114
URL: http://www.daiwahouse.co.jp/

IBS Co., Ltd.

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Kanagawa Institute of Invention and Innovation

Kanagawa Industrial Promotion Center Building, Onoe-cho,Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa, 231-0015, Japan
TEL: 045-633-5055
FAX: 045-633-5054
E-MAIL: kiii14@triton.ocn.ne.jp
URL: k-hatsumei.jpn.org“All for Smile” through sincerity and technology
We provide building sanitation management services for clean buildings, tackling visible stains tobacteria and odors that are invisible to the eye.
We were founded as a cleaning company, but have also been engaged in the development of newservices and materials since last year, through industry-academia collaboration with universities.
In this way, we are constantly in pursuit of new services and technology, and contribute to healthand the environment.
<Collaboration projects>• Kanagawa University: Assessment of odorous substances in indoor spaces• Chitose Institute of Science and Technology: Development of functional coating materials• Kagoshima Prefectural Institute of Industrial Technology: Development of materials using deposits
of volcanic ash and sand formed on plateaus in southern Kyushu• Experts who are knowledgeable about management and technology, as well asfamiliar with practical patent matters, provide detailed and careful advice to thoseseeking consultation services.
• They provide accurate advice on the spot about ideas, patent applications, and all
the stages leading up to the establishment of a business.
• They also provide consultation services on new utility models, designs, and trademarks.
• An ad-hoc counter has been set up, so please feel free to approach the experts fora consultation.

International

816-12, Kamimaruko-hachiman-cho, Nakahara-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, 211-0001, Japan
TEL: 044-434-4489
FAX: 044-433-8273
E-MAIL: info@we-ibs.com
URL: http://www.we-ibs.com/

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Industry-academiagovernment collaboration

Daiwa House Industry Co., Ltd. provides the fullest support for safety and securityof food facilities, in both the software and hardware aspects. Feel free to consult
with us.

Industryacademiagovernment
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Eco-products

Ajinomoto Group is committed to ASV (Ajinomoto Group Shared Value), which
improves economic activities through the creation of social value, toward the realization of a “Genuine Global Specialty Company.”

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

Food andenvironmental
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Kanagawa Institute of Technology

1030 Shimo-ogino, Atsugi-shi, Kanagawa, 243-0292, Japan
TEL: 046-291-3304
FAX: 046-291-3221
E-MAIL: liaison@kait.jp
URL: http://www.kait.jp[Overview]
Located in Atsugi City of Kanagawa Prefecture, the university comprises five faculties: Engineering, Creative Engineering, Applied Bioscience, Information Technology,
and Nursing. It nurtures specialists who identify and solve problems based on society’s needs. In addition to contributing to the development of a nation of scienceand technology, it also strives to strengthen collaboration with the local community
through education and research.
[Exhibition information]
At this exhibition, the university will feature:
1. Technology for highly-efficient control of fuel cells; fuel flow control for fuel cells
2. Use of non-edible biomass that is a renewable resource; research outcomes in
the production of isoprene using microorganisms.

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The International Economic Affairs Office,Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau, Kawasaki City

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Kawasaki Environment Research InstituteLife Science & Environment Research Center (LiSE)
3F 3-25-13 Tonomachi, Kawasaki-ku,
Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture,
Japan 210-0821
TEL: 044-276-8964
FAX: 044-288-3156
E-MAIL: 30sotosi@city.kawasaki.jp
URL: http://eri-kawasaki.jp/
Kawasaki Environment Research Institute was set up in the Life Science & Environmental Research Center. We are conducting comprehensive research on the environment in collaboration with the organization for the United Nations Environment
Programme (UNEP), National Institute for Environmental Studies, Institute for
Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), universities and other external research
institutes, businesses in the city, and so on.

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INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRY PROMOTION-KAWASAKI

Kawasaki Frontier Bldg 10th Floor, 11-2
Ekimae-honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, #210-0007, Japan
TEL: 044-200-2335
FAX: 044-200-3920

Institute of Industrial Promotion Kawasaki Building, 66-20,
Horikawa-cho, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa, 212-0013,
Japan
TEL: 044-548-4150
FAX: 044-548-4151
E-MAIL: liaison@kawasaki-net.ne.jp
URL: http://www.kawasaki-net.ne.jp/

The waterfront area of Kawasaki City has been playing a leading role in the industrial
development in Japan. In recent years, its new attractiveness-the night view of theindustrial zone consisting of factories and bayside facilities-has received attention asa resource of tourism. The area also plays an important role in energy supply.
In collaboration with the Committee for Synergy in Keihin Industrial Complex and
NPO Liaison Center, we will present activities to enhance the competitiveness andreduce environmental load through the collaboration among the private companies
based in the area.

The Institute of Industrial Promotion Kawasaki is a public interest incorporated foundation that undertakes various initiatives with the objective of revitalizing the regional
economy, including providing assistance for the development and nurturing of new
businesses for small and medium-sized enterprises (SME), providing support forcorporate exchanges, and providing technological and management information.
At the exhibition, we will feature our activities aimed at supporting SMEs, such as
the travelling caravan, Kawasaki Entrepreneurs’ Audition, industry-academia-government collaboration, support for overseas business expansion, and the KAWASAKI ROBOT Festival.

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The Kawasaki Chamber of Commerce and Industry

THE KAWASAKI SHINKIN BANK

Kawasaki Frontier Building 3rd floor 11-2
Ekimae-honcho Kawasaki-ku
Kawasaki-city Kanagawa-pre. 210-0007,
Japan
TEL: 044-211-4114
FAX: 044-211-4118
E-MAIL: sodan@kawasaki-cci.or.jp
URL: http://www.kawasaki-cci.or.jp

2-11-1, Isago, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 210-0006, Japan
TEL: 044-220-2456
FAX: 044-222-7694
E-MAIL: k-support@kawashin.co.jp
URL: http://www.kawashin.co.jp/

As a comprehensive regional economic organization, we are engaged in the development and revitalization of the local economy from an international perspective.
Our activities include dispatch missions, proposal request activities, industry-academia exchanges, support for manufacturing, revitalization of shopping streets, andsupport for the acquisition of Eco-Action 21 accreditation.

KAWASAKI SHINKIN BANK has a management support center to solve businesschallenges faced by local businesses. We provide management information aboutfoundation, involvement in new fields of business, development of new products,
market expansion, business succession, M&A, overseas deployment, and so on,
and dispatch experts in collaboration with organizations that support local small- to
medium-size businesses to provide consultation.

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Keio University LTaste Inc.

Committee for Synergy in Keihin Industrial Complex

7-7 Shinkawasaki, Saiwai-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
TEL: 044-580-1580
FAX: 044-580-1570
E-MAIL: info@ltaste.co.jp
URL: http://www.k2.keio.ac.jp/

Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa-ken Nihon-Odori 1
TEL: 045-210-3255
FAX: 045-210-8837
E-MAIL: keihin.63.@pref.kanagawa.jp
URL: http://www.pref.kanagawa.jp/cnt/f12100

LTaste Inc. is a venture company that originated from the Miki Laboratory in Keio
University’s Faculty of Science and Technology. By attaching the salt chip developedby the company on the teeth, one can experience sufficient salty flavor for about fiveminutes with a salt intake of below 0.1 grams. Using the salt chip while eating allows
consumers to reduce their salt intake effectively and easily, while still enjoying thedelicious flavor of food.

Business efficiency improvement and energy saving at the Keihin Industrial Complex
have been already addressed by individual businesses. Under the circumstances,
further efforts require collaboration among businesses and across industries. The
committee consists of 13 businesses and other organizations from a variety of industries such as oil refining, petrochemical, steel, chemical, cement, electric power, andgas. With the goal of constructing Keihin smart complex, we work toward building acomplex that achieves an excellent harmony and virtuous cycle between industrial
activities and the environment and informs the world of a production mode with alow environmental load.

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Institute of Information Science,
Senshu University

2-1-1, Higashi-Mita, Tama-ku, Kawasaki-shi, Kanagawa,
214-8580, Japan
TEL: 044-911-1238
URL: http://senshu-iis.jp/

Liaison Center for Creation of Industry and Environment was established in August
2004 by 13 interested organizations such as firms located in the coastal area of
Kawasaki City. It is promoting activities mainly in the Keihin coastal area, aiming tohelp energize industries and solve environmental and energy problems by making
use of its platform for collaboration of industry, academia and government and collision with citizens.

Based on the philosophy of developing social intellect, we are engaged in education researchwith corporations in Kawasaki City through industry-academia collaboration. The affiliatedresearch laboratories have been certified as Kawasaki Environment Show Window Models, andhave also received the Energy Conservation Contribution Award in the Second Kawasaki City
Smart Lifestyle Grand Prize Incentive Award.

Tanaka Electric Laboratory Co., Ltd.

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Tokyo City University

Tanaka electric laboratory is the manufacturer of electric instruments and dust density
meter. Our latest instrument is premised on dust monitoring including SPM & PM2.5.
We would like to show this instrument and research result between Kawasaki Environment Research Institute in this exhibition.

We are engaged in research to achieve the practical application of phytoremediation
with the aim of achieving effective land use conversion in coastal regions. We makerecommendations on plant selection and technology with the intention of matching
the rhizospheric distribution with the horizontal and vertical distribution of heavy
metal pollutants, as well as on the approach of introducing a cleaning period.

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Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences

Kanto Branch of Japan Patent Attorneys
Association

We are engaged in efforts to achieve the practical application of an effective culture
system for the immobilization of carbon dioxide, through the photosynthesis of
microalgae such as chlorella. By reducing the amount of carbon dioxide in emissions
gases and effluent, and carrying out purification processes, we aim to contribute to
mitigating environmental issues.

The Japan Patent Attorneys Association is the only public interest corporation in
Japan for patent attorneys. It was established in May 1922 in accordance with the
Patent Attorney Act. Beginning with the enforcement of the regulation to register
patent agents on July 1, 1899, the history of Japan’s patent attorney system spans
more than a century. The Kanto Branch of the Japan Patent Attorneys Association isa regional organization for the Kanto region (Metropolitan Tokyo and seven prefectures), and engages in a wide range of activities including the spread and support ofthe intellectual property rights system.

Kawasaki Eco-Tech

Kawasaki Frontier Building 10F, 11-2
Ekimae-honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-city,
210-0007
TEL: 044-200-2313
E-MAIL: 28ecotech@city.kawasaki.jp

We will introduce the latest information about initiatives of corporations in the fieldof environmental technology, as well as initiatives carried out within Kawasaki City
in relation to energy-creation and energy-saving facilities, and to the environment of
Kawasaki City.

International

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Contribution to the earth's
environment

3-4-2 Kasumigaseki, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
100-0013, Japan
TEL: 03-3519-2751
FAX: 03-3581-7420
URL: http://www.jpaa-kanto.jp/

Industry-academiagovernment collaboration

1432-1 Horinouchi, Hachioji, Tokyo
192-0392, Japan
TEL: 042-676-5111
URL: https://www.toyaku.ac.jp

Food andenvironmental business1 3-3-1 Ushikubo West Tsuzuki-ku, Yokohama-shi,
Kanagawa 224-855
TEL: 045-910-2944
E-MAIL: iijima@tcu.ac.jp

Eco-products

3-30-10 Kyodo Setagaya-ku Tokyo
156-0052, Japan
TEL: 03-3425-2381
FAX: 03-3425-2373
E-MAIL: office@tanaka-e-lab.com
URL: http://www.tanaka-e-lab.com

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

085[Contents of exhibition](1) Voice code for equipment for reading out printed text, aimed at improving the information
environment for the elderly and visually-impaired(2) “Heartful Book,” a service that provides the necessary information to the disabled, elderly,
and foreigners(3 TV and DVD accessibility survey and proposal(4) Hybrid energy creation technology for human power and solar power generation

Electric power andgas generation/
selling/ trading business12th floor, Kawasakishi Sangyo Shinko Kaikan, 66-20,
Horikawa-cho, Saiwaiku,Kawasaki City, Kanagawa,
212-0013, Japan
TEL: 044-522-5455
FAX: 044-522-5455
E-MAIL: npo_lcie@helen.ocn.ne.jp
URL: http://www.lcie-npo.jp/

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The booth also offers consultation services to corporations in the city by overseas
support coordinators from the Kawasaki City Overseas Business Support Center(KOBS), on matters related to overseas business expansion. Please feel free to drop by.

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civil engineering/
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Kawasaki City Global Environment andSustainability Office

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Credit Guarantee Corporation of Kawasaki-Shi

1 Miyamoto-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki, Kanagawa
TEL: 044-200-2169
E-MAIL: 30tisui@city.kawasaki.jp
URL: http://www.city.kawasaki.jp/
300/soshiki/7-2-0-0-0.html

1-66, Nishin-cho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 210-0024, Japan
TEL: 044-211-0503
FAX: 044-222-2080
E-MAIL: 17_soumukikaku@cgc-kawasaki.or.jp
URL: http://www.cgc-kawasaki.or.jp/

We will introduce the initiatives of Kawasaki City in the areas of global warming
countermeasures and green innovation.

Through credit guarantees, Credit Guarantee Corporation of Kawasaki-Shi has been
making efforts for more than 60 years to facilitate financing for small- to medium-sizebusinesses in Kawasaki City. We will continue to work closely with small- to medium-size businesses in Kawasaki City as an organization that “supports businesses
in Kawasaki that will open the way to the future.”

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tokyomiraisozai

SHINGOKIZAIJAPAN TOKYO MUSASIMURAYAMA CITYINADAIRA 2-6-5
TEL: 042-560-9405
FAX: 042-560-9465
E-MAIL: sanko.kondo@nifty.ne.jp
URL: http: /www.sankoh-denki.jp.net

160, Ichinotsubo, Nakahara-ku, Kawasaki City,
Kanagawa, 211-8675, Japan
TEL: 044-411-2191
FAX: 044-422-1543

Tokyo Mirai Sozai is a material containing 51% of paper powder, and reduces theburden on the environment. It can be disposed of as combustible garbage acrossJapan, and does not generate dioxin gases even when it is burnt. It is also suitable
for microwave ovens, dishwashers, and bleaching.

Since our foundation, as a pioneer, we have been working toward a safe, securesociety with consideration given to the safety of railways and roads.

097

SPORTS ENVIRONMENT GENERAL TECHNICALPROMOTION MEETING

We provide total services for town planning, ranging from planning, proposal, anddesign to sale and construction.

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Yamato Co., Ltd.

7-1-43-1, Midorii, Asaminami-ku, Hiroshima-shi,
Hiroshima, 731-0103, Japan
TEL: 082-877-1900
URL: http://www.segtpm.com/

TKbiru 3kai 2-38-10 Ikebukuro, Toshima-ku, Tokyo
171-0014, Japan
TEL: 0742-48-0266
FAX: 0742-48-2207
E-MAIL: yamato-u@yacht.ocn.ne.jp
URL: http://www.k-yamato.co.jp

Toward a comfortable sports environment through non-glaring LED lighting

Our company handles many popular products, including large massage chairs andcompact health devices. We provide solutions that meet the needs and desires of ourcustomers with our range of the best health and beauty devices (experience session).

We have succeeded in quantifying (measuring) the degree of glare that tends tobe emitted by LED lighting. In particular, some types of LED lighting used on highceilings are too glaring and blinding for the eyes. Hence, we have made it possible tovisualize the degree of glare of lighting.

International

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IGES Centre Collaborating with UNEP
on Environmental Technologies

2108-11, Kamiyamaguchi, Hayama-machi,
Miura-gun, Kanagawa, 240-0115, Japan
TEL: 046-855-3840
FAX: 046-855-3809
E-MAIL: ccet-info@iges.or.jp
URL: http://ccet.jp/

As a project implementing partner to International Environmental Technology Centre(IETC) of UN Environment, IGES Centre Collaborating with UNEP on Environmental
Technologies (CCET) is conducting technology cooperation projects targeting developing countries and cities towards dissemination of Environmentally Sound Technologies (EST) in the resource/waste management sector. The current project includes
assistance to formulate waste management strategies and development of knowledge products in selected waste topics.

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CTI Engineering International Co., Ltd.

In 2011, the state of Queensland, Australia, signed a memorandum of understandingon economic exchange with Kawasaki City. Queensland is a state rich in natural
resources. Boasting an area that is five times the area of Japan, it has strong interestand understanding toward the sustainable development that utilizes innovativeenvironmental technology in fields such as renewable energy and Smart cities. Triggered by efforts to attract knowledge-intensive industries, it has experienced rapid
population growth, and is a state with rich future potential. It has participated in the
exhibition with the objectives of introducing investment opportunities in a wide rangeof sectors in Queensland, including biomass and solar power, as well as businessmatching between local and Japanese corporations.

We, CTI Engineering International Co., Ltd. (CTII), have contributed to a better andsafer lives in all the developing world as engineering consultants with cutting-edge
technologies for delivering professional services.
With our considerable hands-on experiences, we aim to provide comprehensive
services throughout the project life cycle from preparation and planning-up stage
to construction supervision mainly for Watershed Management, Transport, andUrban Infrastructure and Environment sectors. We always embrace the challenge of
growing needs in different fields and new markets.

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JICA Yokohama

Daegu-Gyeongbuk Free Economic Zone Authority

As the agency that implements Japan’s Official Development Assistance (ODA)
projects, JICA engages in international cooperation with developing countries. JICA
Yokohama is engaged in helping to solve global issues in cooperation with everyone,by harnessing its experience as well as the attractive and diverse technologies
present in Kanagawa Prefecture and Yamanashi Prefecture, including Kawasaki City,
Yokohama City, and Sagamihara City, which it is responsible for.
As part of its support for private-sector corporations, JICA utilizes the knowhow it
has built up through its projects, as well as the networks and relationships of trust
it has developed through long-standing cooperation with the governments of developing countries, to support small and medium-sized corporations in Kanagawa andYamanashi Prefectures in their overseas ventures.

Through an overview of the Daegu-Gyeongbuk Free Economic Zone Authority, which
is a local governmental institution of Korea, as well as an introduction to case studies
of Japanese corporations that have established bases in the region, the booth will
provide PR information aimed at supporting new overseas strategies by Japanese
corporations in Korea. A talk about the investment environment will also be held.

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Japan External Trade Organization
Yokohama Office061

Hong Kong Trade Development Council

JETRO, or the Japan External Trade Organization, is a government-related organization that works to promote mutual trade and investment between Japan and the restof the world. Originally established in 1958 to promote Japanese exports abroad,
JETRO’s core focus in the 21st century has shifted toward promoting foreign direct
investment into Japan and helping small to medium size Japanese firms maximize
their global export potential.

In addition to its demand for energy-saving technology and waste disposal technology, Hong Kong has been drawing attention as a test-bed for Smart City
initiatives, for which there are high expectations for the future. To build a better environment, companies within and outside Hong Kong are pushing forward on introducing the latest technology. Our bureau organizes exhibitions such as Eco Expo
Asia, an environmental exhibition that offers a one-stop opportunity for finding partners and collecting information on the latest environmental businesses in Hong Kongand the surrounding region, with the hope of encouraging Japanese corporations
to enter markets in Hong Kong, China, and other parts of Asia. Companies that areconsidering business expansion in Hong Kong, China, or Asia, or who are looking
for business partners in these areas, are welcome to approach us for a consultation.

Contribution to the earth's
environment

3-4-6F, Kojimachi, Chiyoda, Tokyo,
102-0083, Japan
TEL: 03-5210-5850
E-MAIL: tokyo.office@hktdc.org
URL: http://www.hktdc.com/info/
ms/jp/Japanese.htm

Industry-academiagovernment collaboration

Industry & Trade Center Bldg. 2F, 2, Yamashita-cho,Naka-ku, Yokohama-shi, Kanagawa, 231-0023, Japan
TEL: 045-222-3901
FAX: 045-662-4980
E-MAIL: YOK@jetro.go.jp
URL: https://www.jetro.go.jp/

Food andenvironmental business

DTC 5F, 489 PalGong-ro, Dong-gu, Daegu, Korea
TEL: +82-53-550-1964
FAX: +82-53-550-1918
URL: http://www.dgfez.go.kr/jpn/

Eco-products

2-3-1, Shinko, Naka-ku, Yokohama City, Kanagawa,
231-0001, Japan
TEL: 045-663-3252
FAX: 045-663-3265
E-MAIL: yictad@jica.go.jp
URL: www.jica.go.jp/yokohama/

Environmental
civil engineering/
construction

Tachibana Annex Building, 2-25-14 Kameido, Koto-ku,
Tokyo 136-0071, Japan
TEL: 03-3638-2561
E-MAIL: info@ctii.co.jp
URL: http://www.ctii.co.jp/

Electric power andgas generation/
selling/ trading business15th floor, Shiroyama Trust Tower, 4-3-1,
Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo
105-6015, Japan
TEL: 03-6841-0595

Hydrogen energy

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Inquiries

Kawasaki International Eco-Tech Fair
Executive Committee Secretariat

Official website

Kawasaki Eco-Tech

SearchZip Code 210-0007 Kawasaki Frontier Building 10F, 11-2 Ekimae-honcho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi
Economic and Labor Affairs Bureau, Kawasaki City International Economic Affairs OfficeTel. 044-200-2313 Fax. 044-200-3920
E-mail. 28ecotech@city.kawasaki.jp

http://www.kawasaki-eco-tech.jp