Introduction
The 31th JSAE Automotive Engineering Exposition 2024 YOKOHAMA ttook
ook place for three days
From Wednesday, May 22 to Friday, May 24, 2024.
This year, 590 companies exhibited in 1,378 booths,
We were pleased to have 75,972 visitors over the three-day period.
peritheThis report describes the results of the exposition based on the answers to questionnaires
by visitors and exhibitors.
These results will be used to make subsequent expositions even more successful.
Thank you for supporting the Automotive Engineering Exposition,
and we look forward to your continued support in the future.

CONTENTSSUMMARY REPORT････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 2

VISITOR DATA ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 3
VISITOR REPORT ･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 5
EXHIBITOR REPORT･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 13

JSAE YOKOHAMA BEST 30 ････････････････････････････････････････････････ 16
EXHIBITOR AWARDS FOR OUTSTANDING CONTRIBUTION ･････････････････････ 17
EXHIBITORS LIST ･･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 18
JSAE SPECIAL EVENTS - JSAE Special Exhibits ･･････････････････････････････････ 23
JSAE SPECIAL EVENTS - JSAE Special Presentations / Chief Engineer Presentations ･･ 24
MEDIA COVERAGE ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 25
PRESS MEDIA LIST ･･････････････････････････････････････････････････････････ 26
ABOUT THE AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING EXPOSITION 2024 ･････････････ 27

SUMMARY REPORT
Exhibition NameAUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING EXPOSITION ���� YOKOHAMA

Dates

Wednesday, May ��, through Friday, May ��, ����Venue

PACIFICO Yokohama

Wednesday & Thursday
FridayOrganizer

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Exhibiton Hall / NORTH

Society of Automotive Engineers of Japan, Inc. (JSAE)

Yokohama city

Under the Auspice ofSupported by

Automobile Business Association of Japan / Flat Glass Manufacturers Association of Japan / Information Processing Societyof Japan / Japan Aluminium Association / Japan Auto-Body Industries Association Inc. / Japan Auto Parts Industries
Association / Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. / Japan Automobile Research Institute / Japan Automobile
Transport Technology Association / Japan Automotive Machinery and Tool Manufacturers Association / Japan Automotive
Service Equipment Association / Japan Automotive Software Platform and Architecture / Japan Internal Combustion

Engine Federation / Japan Lubricating Oil Societies / Petroleum Association of Japan / The Institute of Electrical Engineersof Japan / The Iron and Steel Institute of Japan / The Japan Automobile Tyre Manufacturers Association, Inc. / The Japan

Federation of Engineering Societies / The Japan Institute of Light Metals / The Japan Magnesium Association / The Japan
Petroleum Institute / The Japanese Society for Artiﬁcial Intelligence /The Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers / The
Society of Instrument and Control Engineers / The Society of Materials Science, Japan

Attendees

Attendees consist of engineers, researchers, from the automobile, electronic,test & measurement equipment,
information & software, logistics & transportation industries as well as educational & research institutes.

Exhibition Scale

590
1,378

Registrations

Number of Exhibitors

499 (2023)

Number of Booths

1,115 (2023)

75,972
63,810 (2023)

Breakdown of Visitors by Date
Registrations

Registrations(2023)

Wednesday, May 22

21,20317,757

Thursday, May 23

24,561

20,890Friday, May 24

30,20825,163

Total

75,972

63,810Date

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Business Category

33.1 %

Automotive Supplier20.6 %

Automotive OEM

11.5 %

Electric / Electronics

8.7 %Materials

4.6 %Information & Software

Educational & research institutes(19.7 %)

(11.4 %)

(9.1 %)(4.5 %)

3.9 %Testing & Measurement Equipments
Students(33.0 %)

(4.1 %)

2.0 %(2.1 %)

1.7 %(1.6 %)

Government & Public Oﬃce /Society / Association(1.1 %)

Transportation / Logistics / Sales(1.2 %)

1.1 %

0.9 %
11.9 %

Others(12.2 %)

Job Category

19.5 %

DesignPlanning / Research

17.4 %

Testing / Experiments /Experimental / Production

17.2 %(18.1 %)

(17.2 %)

16.7 %

PR / Sales / Services
Production Engineering /Production Control & Manufacturing

Engineering Management
Quality Control(16.8 %)

5.6 %

3.8 %

Corporate Executive
Education / Students(19.1 %)

(5.5 %)(3.9 %)

2.9 %(2.9 %)

2.8 %(2.8 %)

1.7 %(1.7 %)

12.4 %

Others

(12.0 %)��

VISITOR DATA*( ) ﬁgures for 2023

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the next exposition
I plan to attend
the next exposition

Questionnaire Results

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�,��� peple answered the survey.

Positive comments werereceived from many visitors.

VISITORS’ VOICEIn ����, the addition of the North hallto complement the exhibition hall

expanded the scale of the exposition

and made a big impression. Up until

last year, the press of people at the
exposition made it diﬃcult to have

unhurried conversations. However,this year, despite the large number ofvisitors, it was possible to talk moreeasily to the exhibitor representatives
in the booths. I look forward to comingThis year, the Annual SpringThis year’s exposition, I was

North hall, which made it easier totechnologies. I used the online

Congress also made use of thecome and go as a participant. As itwas diﬃcult to take part in the
Annual Spring Congress while

seeing everything at the exposition

in a single day, I think I will have tosplit my visit over two days next year.

extremely interested in AI

exposition to identify booths

exhibiting AI-related technologies
before visiting them onsite.

Despite the large number of visitors
and the fact I couldn’t get to every

booth I wanted, I learned a lot about
AI. I look forward to coming next
year as well.

next year as well.

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How Visitors Knew about the Exposition����

28.3 %

Online Exposition Website

23.0 %

Information from Exhibitors

11.7 %

Direct Mail

8.8 %Mail Magazine JSAE

6.0 %Recommendation by nonexhibitors

4.4 %(4.3 %)

3.1 %JSAE Monthly Journal “Jidosha Gijutsu”

Poster
Newspaper “Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun”
X (formerly Twitter)(10.2 %)

(5.0 %)

Other Newspapers or Magazines

Automotive Engineers' Guide (AEG)(12.5 %)

1.5 %

(4.6 %)(2.1 %)

1.3 %(1.0 %)

0.9 %(1.1 %)

0.3 %(0.4 %)

10.7 %

Others(11.6 %)

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Purpose of Visit

Obtaining Information about
New Technology & Products

34.3 %(34.6 %)

27.3 %

Market and Industry Research(27.2 %)

11.6 %

Investigation of Competitors(11.4 %)

7.5 %Development of technical partners(7.2 %)

7.2 %Curiosity(7.2 %)

5.3 %Consideration of product introduction(5.1 %)

5.0 %Lecture / seminar attendance
Others(5.4 %)

1.8 %(1.9 %)

Likelihood of attending the next exposition

Satisfaction with Visit
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the next exposition

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the next exposition

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Exhibition Categories of Interest

10.3 %

EVs, HEVs, PHEVs, and FCEVs(10.7%)

7.9 %Electronic and electrical components(7.7%)

6.9 %Autonomous driving, ADAS, and sensing(7.1%)

5.4 %Engines(5.2%)

AI(4.7%)

4.9 %Traction motors and inverters(5.1%)

4.5 %Chemicals and raw materials(4.4%)

4.4 %Hydrogen and fuel cells(4.7%)

4.2 %Drivetrains(4.2%)

4.2 %Body and chassis(4.0%)

3.9 %Interiors(3.7%)

3.9 %Semiconductors(3.7%)

3.8 %Testing analysis(3.7%)

3.8 %The environment, energy, and resources(3.9%)

3.3 %Onboard software(3.1%)

3.0 %Secondary traction batteries(3.2%)

3.0 %CAE and model-based development(2.9%)

2.9 %Information and communication(3.0%)

2.8 %Ferrous and nonferrous materials(2.7%)

2.7 %Connectivity(3.0%)

2.7 %Production, manufacturing, and quality assurance(2.7%)

Cybersecutity

1.7 %Traﬃc environment and traﬃc ﬂow systems

1.7 %

MaaS

1.6 %

Other mobilitiy

5.3 %(1.7%)(1.9%)(1.9%)

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Status of utilization regarding online exhibitions
Visitors to the Yokohama exhibition used online exhibits for preliminary research before attending and for follow-up check s after attending.
(名)◆ Visitor trends for Online Exposition Stage �* The number of visitors refers to the number of times registered participants accessed the online exposition website.
(One visit was deﬁned as one access per day. If a registered participants accessed the website multiple times per day, this was counted as one visit.)★

Immediately before
or during the exposition
May 20,Mon to May 24 ,Fri

Used to preview
the exposition before visiting.

avg.

★ Peak:May 15,Wed to May 17,Fri
avg.

7,600

12,000 peple/day

14,745

Before the opening of
the Yokohama Exposition

people/day

peple/day

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the exposition after visiting.
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May 27,Mon to May 31,Fri

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Visitor comments using online exhibition and digital map

I felt that there was more information

I’ m glad that I grasped the outline of the

The digital map registration method was easy to

I was able to prepare what I wanted to ask

route to all my target exhibits that I could study indisclosed than last year. This year, I conﬁrmed

exposition to some extent before coming.

used the actual exposition to talk with the

before reaching the venue and make eﬃcientthe exhibition contents in advance online andexhibitors. I hope that more companies will

use of my time. I intend to do the same before

understand. It was useful to have an eﬃcientadvance. Companies that introduced the detailsof their exhibits in the online exposition were easyenhance their online content in the future.

coming next year as well.

The function to add items to the visit list was

I used a digital map to navigate theI used the online exposition to see if I had

exhibits could
couldn’ t be fully viewed in detail

In addition, it was very useful to be able toconvenient. The tool made it easy to create a list ofinteresting companies. Being able to make andcreate a list of visit notes at the venue helped me

prepare and create my report faster because I
could paste these notes straight into Excel.

exhibition hall. Additionally, since someon-site, it was great to be able to check themissed information online later.

��to select as candidates for an in-person visit.

missed any exhibits when I visited the venue
venue.

make notes about my conversations withpeople in the booth that could be pasted
straight into my company report.

VISITORSQUESTIONNAIRE RESULTS

Digital map function

Status of Utilization：Digital Map

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exhibition booths:

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Likelihood of exhibiting at

the next exposition

Questionnaire Results

We plan to exhibit
at the next exposition

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��� company answered the survey below.

Positive comments were received
from many exhibitors.

EXHIBITORS’ VOICEThis year, the addition of the NORTH

We felt that a wide range of visitors

One of the attractions of the exposition isand visitors, and helped to expand theto veteran engineers.

materials from key parts, materials tohall led to an increase in both exhibitors
scale of the exposition. Although thishad some negative impacts, such asincreasing the time to go to and fromthe exhibition hall and congestion in

the venues at peak times, our company
beneﬁtted even more from this year’s
exposition, including meeting newcustomers. It was a very satisfactory
three days.

came to the exposition, from students
A large number of people from design

and purchasing functions of automakers
visited our booth and showed greatinterest in our exhibits.

Many people had visited the online

exposition in advance and were alreadywell-informed, which helped to makecommunication easier.

the wide range of exhibits, extending fromtesting equipment, centered on

automakers. Our company handles

software for development, and we wereable to make contact with people incharge of prototyping and testing. Every
year, we beneﬁt from participating in the
exposition. In the future, we plan torelease solutions that incorporate AI,
and we look forward to seeing

people’s reactions.

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Purpose of Exhibit

35.6 %Development of New Customers(37.1 %)

Enhancement of Company's Presence in Market

22.2 %(18.4 %)

Obtaining Information about New Technology& Products / Technical Exchanges

21.8 %(22.4 %)

16.8 %

Investigation of Market & Competitors'
Technology Trends(19.4 %)

3.6 %Procuring and Securing Human Resources(2.7 %)

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Comprehensive Evaluation

at the next exposition

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JSAE YOKOHAMA BEST ��

The visitors selected the exhibitors that made the biggest impression.

�,��� votes were received from the visitors.
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Toyota Motor Corporation

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Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

17

DENSO Corp.

18

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

19

AISIN CORPORATION

20

Hitachi Astemo, Ltd.

21

Mazda Motor Corporation

22

Suzuki Motor Corp.

23

YAMAHA MOTOR Co., Ltd.

24

TOYODA GOSEI Co., Ltd.

25

Bosch Corp.

26

ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED27

TOYOTA AUTO BODY Co., Ltd.

28

Nippon Steel Corp.

29

TOKAI RIKA Co., Ltd.

30

Other Exhibitors of Interest
KANEKA Corp.
YAZAKI Corp.

NHK spring Co., Ltd.

Continental Automotive
ANALOG DEVICES K.K.

Daikin Industries, Ltd.
MORIROKU GROUP
KEYENCE Corp.

MEIDENSHA Corp.
Proterial Ltd.

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Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
Toyota Boshoku Co., Ltd.
Asahi Kasei Corp.
Hino Motors Ltd.

Toray Industries, Inc.

Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.
RYOBI Ltd.
AGC Inc.

Mitsubishi Chemical Corp.
Aica Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.
Mitsubishi Motors Co., Ltd.
SUBARU Co., Ltd.
HORIBA Ltd.

ONO SOKKI Co., Ltd.

Exhibitor Awards for Outstanding Contribution

As a token of its deep gratitude, the JSAE awarded certiﬁcates of thanks to exhibitors who have made a valuable contribution to thesuccessful running of the exposition.

Awarding
Criteria

AB Dynamics G.K.

AGC Inc.

ATESTEO Japan K.K.

ATSENSE Inc.

DELTA KOGYO Co., Ltd.

DITECT Corp.

GTR TEC Corp.

HIROSE ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.

HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO Co., Ltd.

Japan Radio Co., Ltd.

KANOMAX JAPAN Inc.

NACHI-FUJIKOSHI Corp.

OTICS Corp.

Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd.

*in alphabetical order

Exhibitors who have participated in the exposition �� times, or have exhibited across a total of �� booths.

��EXHIBITORS LIST��� exhibitors

THE NUMBER OF
EXHIBITORSAUTOMOBILETESTINGAUTOMOBILE

�,��� booths

THE NUMBER OF
EXHIBIT BOOTHSPARTS

CAE SOLUTIONS

MATERIALS

R&D/PUBLICATION/ASSOCIATIONCAR ELECTRONICS

Baotou Tianhe Magnetics Technology Co., Ltd.

Fuji Electronics Industries Co., Ltd.

Hino Motors, Ltd.

Biko Industry Co., Ltd.

● SEIKOH GIKEN

Honda Motor Co., Ltd.

BORGWARNER

FUJIKURA COMPOSITES Inc.

ISUZU MOTORS LIMITED

Bosch Corp.

● Nitto Denko Corporation

Mazda Motor Corporation

Brose Japan Ltd.

FUKOKU Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Motors Co., Ltd.

Continental Automotive

Fukui Byora Co., Ltd.

Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.

CPE ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.

FURUKAWA ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.

SUBARU Corp.

Daidometal Co., Ltd.

FUTABA

Suzuki Motor Corp.

DAIICHI JITSUGYO Co., Ltd.

Gestamp AutoTech Japan Co., Ltd.

TOYOTA AUTO BODY Co., Ltd.

DaikyoNishikawa Corp.

GLOBETECH Inc.

Toyota Motor Corp.

Daitron Co., Ltd.

GMB Corp.

YAMAHA MOTOR Co., Ltd.

Dana Japan, Ltd.

GSI Creos Corp.

Delﬁngen Japan K.K.

HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.

A2Mac1 Japan Ltd.

DELTA KOGYO Co., Ltd.

HASHIBA INTERNATIONAL Inc.

AAM

DENSHIJIKI INDUSTRY Co., Ltd.

HEISHIN Ltd.

Advanex Inc.

DENSO Corp.

HIROSE ELECTRIC Co., Ltd.

AICHI STEEL CORPORATION

Earth-Panda Advance Magnetic Material Co., Ltd. Hitachi Astemo, Ltd.

AISAN INDUSTRY Co., Ltd.

Elephantech Inc.

HKS Co., Ltd.

AISIN Corporation

Elmos Japan K.K.

HKT Corp.

ALTIA Co., Ltd.

Elringklinger Marusan Co., Ltd.

HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO Co., Ltd.

Amsted Automotive Group

EXEDY Corp.

HOTTY POLYMER Co., Ltd.

Analys Research Corp.

● Dynax Corporation

I-PEX Inc.

● Chuo Kogaku Shuppan Co., Ltd.

F.C.C. Co., Ltd.

ICHIKOH INDUSTRIES Ltd.

Aomi Precision Co., Ltd.

FALTEC Co., Ltd.

igus K.K.

Asahi Forge Corp.

Focuslight Technologies Inc.

IJTT Co., Ltd.

ASAHI RUBBER Inc.

FORVIA (HELLA Japan)

IKUYO Co., Ltd.

ASANO LABORATORIES Co., Ltd.

FORVIA Faurecia

IRISO Electronics Co., Ltd.

PARTS

��

INDUSTRIAL Co., Ltd.

Alphabetical order in each category.
* The "・" mark indicates a joint exhibitor or a group exhibitor.

EXHIBITORS LISTIBUKI lnc.

IWATA BOLT Co., Ltd.

MinebeaMitsumi Inc.

●

iwis mobility systems Japan K.K.

Mitsuboshi MFG Co., Ltd.

SHINE-ETSU DENSO Co., Ltd.

JATCO LtdMIZUNO TEKKOSHO Co., Ltd.

SINO-JAPAN ELECTRIC HEATER Co., Ltd.

JLMAG RARE-EARTH JAPAN Co., Ltd.

MORIROKU GROUPSJM Co., Ltd.

JMC Corp.

Morpho, Inc.

SMK Corp.

JOMESA Japan K.K.

Musashi Engineering Inc.

SMT Japan

JTEKT CORPORATIONNACHI-FUJIKOSHI Corp.

SPAL Japan K.K.

Kaminashi Inc.

Naka Liquid Control Co., Ltd.

SPC ELECTRONICS CORPORATIONKASAI KOGYO Co., Ltd.

Namitei Co., Ltd.

SUGIURA SEISAKUSHO Co., Ltd.

KATO SEISAKUSHO Co., Ltd.

NHK spring Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Electric Industries Ltd.

KAUTEX JAPAN Corp.

NIHON PLAST Co., Ltd.

Sumitomo Heavy Industries Ltd.

KEEPER Co., Ltd.

Nihon Spindle Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

●

Nihon Spindle Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

KEIHIN SEIMITSU KOGYO Co., Ltd.

Nippon Light Metal Group●

Topia Co., Ltd.

KEL Corp.

Nippon POP Rivets and Fasteners Ltd.

SWCC Corp.

KEYENCE Corp.

Nippon Seiki Co., Ltd.

Taiho Kogyo Co., Ltd.

Kimura Foundry Co., Ltd.

NIPPON SOSEY KOGYO Co., Ltd.

TAIYO MANUFACTURING Co., Ltd.

Knorr-Bremse Commercial Vehicle Systems Japan Ltd. Nippon Tanshi Co., Ltd.

Takagi Seiko Corp.

KOITO MANUFACTURING Co., Ltd.

Nissin Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Takayanagi Co., Ltd.

KOIWAI Co., Ltd.

NITTOSEIKO Co., Ltd.

TBK Co., Ltd.

●AOKI Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

NIX, Inc.

TE Connectivity●

Dasai Co., Ltd.

NOK Corp.

TODA RACING Co., Ltd.

Kurashiki Kako Co., Ltd.

NPR-RIKEN Corp.

TOKAI RIKA Co., Ltd.

kurimoto Co., Ltd.

NSK Ltd.

TOKOROZAWA ALLOY FOUNDRY Co., Ltd.

Kuwahara Casting Corporation

NTN Corp.

Tokyo R&D Co., Ltd.

Leaner Technologies Inc.

Oetiker Japan Co., Ltd.

TOP Co., Ltd.

Linamar Japan Inc.

OGAWA INDUSTRY Corp.

TOYODA GOSEI Co., Ltd.

Magna International Japan Inc.

Origin Co., Ltd.

TOYOTA BOSHOKU Corp.

MAHLE Group

Osaka Forming Co., Ltd.

TPR Co., Ltd.

Manufacturing Support Center Shimosuwa

OTICS Corp.

TRIS Inc.

●

Kyoshin Seiko Co.,Ltd.

Panasonic Industry Co., Ltd.

Tsubakimoto Chain Co.

●

CERIOTEC Co.,Ltd.

PROFIL JapanUNIVANCE Corp.

●

Yamato Denki Ind Co.,Ltd.

RHYTHM Co., Ltd.

Valeo Japan Co., Ltd.

●

Ings Shinano Co.,Ltd.

Rollax Japan

VicOne Inc.

●NAGANO HIDAKA Co.,Ltd.

RYOBI Ltd.

Victrex Japan Inc.

●

SRIC Corporation

Saint-Gobain K.K.

Vitesco Technologies Japan K.K.

●

ITO PARTS INDUSTRY Co.,Ltd.

SANEI Industries Co., Ltd.

Wieland

MarkLines Co., Ltd.

Sango Co., Ltd.

Witzenmann Japan K.K.

Martinrea

SANJO MACHINE WORKS, Ltd.

Yamada Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

Marubeni Ele-Next Co., Ltd.

SASAKI Inc.

YANAGAWA SEIKI Co., Ltd.

MATSUI UNIVERSAL JOINT CORPRATION

Sawakyu Industries Co., Ltd.

YAZAKI Corp.

Matsumoto Kosan

Schaefﬂer Japan Co., Ltd.

YOSHIKAWA Engineering Inc.

Co., Ltd.

MD Electronics

Sensata Technologies Japan Ltd.

METALART Corp.

SHENZHEN HOVERBIRD ELECTRONICS TECHNLOGY Co., Ltd. AGC Inc.

MICRO FASTENERS Co., Ltd.

SHIGERU Co., Ltd.

��

MATERIALS

Aica Kogyo Co., Ltd.

ARKEMA ／ Bostik

Toray Industries, Inc.

GAFS Co., Ltd.

Asahi Kasei Corp.

TOYO DRILUBE Co., Ltd.

● Blueke Co., Ltd.

Bax Inc.

UACJ Corp.

Gailogic Corp.

CARBON FLY Inc.

UNITIKA Ltd.

GTR TEC Corp.

Covestro Japan Ltd.

VisasQ Inc.

Haraseisakusyo Co., Ltd.

Daikin Industries, Ltd.

Zeon Corp.

HBK-Hottinger Brüel & KjærDELO Industrial Adhesives & APPEX Corp.

TESTINGHEAD acoustics Japan K.K.

DJK Corp.

4Assist Inc.

DuPont Japan K.K.

A&D Co., Ltd.

Eastman Chemical Japan Co., Ltd.

●

H.E.F DURFERRIT JAPAN Co., Ltd.

AB Dynamics G.K.

IAV Co., Ltd.

HORIBA, Ltd.
Humanetics Innovative Solutions Japan K.K.

BEST INSTRUMENTS CO., Ltd.

iASYS Technology Solutions K.K.

●

TS Nanocoat corp.

ADVANTEST Corp.

IDIADA AUTOMOTIVE TECHNOLOGY S.A.

●

TS Gunma Co., Ltd.

Ametek Co., Ltd.

IMV Corp.

HAGATAYA Co., Ltd.

●

Ametek Co., Ltd. ATLAS

Intrepid Control Systems Japan K.K.

Haltermann Carless Japan●

Ametek Co., Ltd, CREAFORM

IR System Co., Ltd.

HellermannTyton Co., Ltd.

APL Automotive Japan K.K.

ITACCESS Co., Ltd.

Henkel Japan Ltd.

aptpod Inc.

ITK Engineering Japan Inc.

Hoganas Japan K.K.

AR BROWN Co., Ltd.

Japan Automobile Research InstituteIdemitsu Kosan Co., Ltd.

ASAM Japan G.K.

Japan Laser Corp.

KANEKA Corp.

ATESTEO Japan K.K.

Japan Probe Co., Ltd.

KINYOSHA Co., Ltd.

ATI Worldwide LLC

Japan Quality Assurance Organization

KOBELCO GROUP

ATSENSE Inc.

Japan Radio Co., Ltd.

KURARAY Co., Ltd.

Automax Co., Ltd.

JASTI Co., Ltd.

KYORITSU ELEX Co., Ltd.

AutoTechnicJapan Co., Ltd.

JFE TECHNO-RESEARCH Corp.

LINTEC Corp.

AVL JAPAN K.K.

KANOMAX JAPAN Inc.

MATSUO SANGYO Co., Ltd.

Bruker Japan K.K.

KATO TECH Co., Ltd.

Metco Joining ＆ Cladding

bryka international Inc.

KEN AUTOMATION Inc.

Microwave Absorbers Inc.

Catec Inc.

KEYCOM Corp.

Midori Auto Leather Co., Ltd.

Chemitox Inc.

Keysight Technologies Japan K.K.

Mitsubishi Chemical Corp.

Comet Technologies Japan K.K.

KIKUSUI ELECTRONICS Corp.

Mitsui Chemicals Inc.

DEWEJapan Co., Ltd.

Kistler Japan G.K.

Nippon Steel Corp.

DITECT Corp.

KOBUNSHI KEIKI Co., Ltd.

NISSAN ARC, Ltd.

dSPACE Japan K.K.

KOKUSAI Co., Ltd.

Oerlikon Japan Co., Ltd.

DTS INSIGHT Corp.

KOZO KEIKAKU ENGINEERING Inc.

Polyplastics -Evonik Corp.

e-OHTAMA Ltd.

KYOWA ELECTRONIC INSTRUMENTS Co., Ltd.

Proterial Ltd.

Easy-Measure Co., Ltd.

Laser Measurement Corp.

RIKEN TECHNOS Corp.

Enable Inc.

LaVision

SABIC

ETAS K.K.

●

San Fang Chemical Industry Co., Ltd.

EVIDENT Corp.

Leader Electronics Corp.

SEKISUI CHEMICAL Co., Ltd.

FEV Japan Co., Ltd.

Marubeni Information Systems Corp.

Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd.

FIT Paciﬁc Inc.

●

Sunwa Trading Corp.

FT TECHNO Co., Ltd.

Marubun Corp.

ThreeBond Co., Ltd.

FUJI KEISOKU SYSTEM Co., Ltd.

MATSUI Corp.

TODA KOGYO Corp.

Fuji Technical Research Inc.

Matsusada Precision Inc.

TOPPAN Co., Ltd.

fukuda Co., Ltd.

Maximator Fluid Technologies Ltd.

��MARUBUN

Witz Corporation

EXHIBITORS LIST
MEIDENSHA Corp.

SINFONIA TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd.

●MEIJI ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES Co., Ltd.

SPI ENGINEERING Co., Ltd.

IDAJ Co., Ltd.

Volume Graphics Co., Ltd.

●

Comet Technologies Japan K.K.

STRINGO Co., Ltd.

Integral Technology Co., Ltd.

●

Anton Paar Japan K.K.

Sumika Chemical Analysis Service Ltd.

Integration Technology Co., Ltd.

●

AIxtal Co., Ltd.

SYSTEM PLUS Inc.

IPG Automotive K.K.

●

ORIX Rentec Corporation

TAKASAGO, Ltd.

JMAG Business Company●

Nippon BARNES Company Ltd.

TEAC CORPORATION

Keisoku Engineering System Co., Ltd.

●LINX Corporation

Tec Gihan Co., Ltd.

Neorium Technology Co., Ltd.

Mitsubishi Precision Co., Ltd.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT Co., Ltd.

NewtonWorks Corp.

Mitutoyo Corp.

TESCO Corp.

NTT DATA Automobiligence Research Center Ltd.

MODE・CREATE Co., Ltd.

TEXIO TECHNOLOGY Corp.

Prometech Software Inc.

Moog Japan Ltd.

TMEIC Corporation

PTV Group Japan Ltd.

MORITANI＆ Co., Ltd.

TOHO ENGINEERING Co., Ltd.

Reactive Systems Inc.

●

Myway Plus Corporation

TOKYO BOEKI TECHNO-SYSTEM Ltd.

Research Center of Computational Mechanics Inc.

●ACT ELECTRONICS CORPORATIONTokyo Dylec Corp.

rFpro Limited

MTS Japan Ltd.

Tokyo Measuring Instruments Laboratory Co., Ltd. RICOS Co., Ltd.

Muratec Mechatronics Co., Ltd.

Tokyo Seimitsu Co., Ltd.

RPV Co., Ltd.

Myway Plus Corp.

Topcon Technohouse Corp.

Satyam-Venture Engineering Services Private Limited

nac Image Technology Inc.

Tosoku Co., Ltd.

SCSK Corp.

NetVison Co., Ltd.

TOYO Corp.

SCTM Engineering Corp.

Nihon Denkei Co., Ltd.

TOYO DENKI SEIZO K.K.

Siemens K.K.

Nihon Onkyo Engineering Co., Ltd.

toyonaka hot laboratory Co., Ltd.

soridlay Co., Ltd.

NIPPO CORPORATION

Toyota Technical Development Co., Ltd.

Terrabyte Co., Ltd.

Nishiyama Corp./Yamato Scale Co., Ltd / JAPAN WIND TUNNEL MFG.

Tsukasa Sokken Co., Ltd.

zhongqiao business Co., Ltd.

Nobby Tech. Ltd.

UNIPULSE Corp.

● EFFECTO GROUP S.p.A.

OCTEC Inc.

VBOX JAPAN Inc.

OHTE GIKEN, Inc.

VI-grade

Amphenol Japan Ltd.

OKI Engineering Co., Ltd.

VIOS SYSTEM Co., Ltd.

ams-OSRAM Japan Ltd.

Ono Sokki Co., Ltd.

CAR ELECTRONICS

CAE SOLUTIONSANALOG DEVICES K.K.

Palmeso Co., Ltd.

Altair Engineering Inc.

ASTI Corp.

PHOTRON LIMITED

Ansys Japan K.K.

Audiokinetic K.K.

Polytec Japan

Applied Intuition Inc.

Bell Energy K.K.

Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd.

BETA CAE Systems Japan Inc.

Canon IT Solutions Inc.

QMAIL

Cybernet Systems Co., Ltd.

CATANA CORPORATION Ltd.

Rigaku Corporation

DIGITAL PROCESS Ltd.

Chroma Japan Corp.

RION Co., Ltd.

ESI Japan Ltd.

CORNES Technologies Ltd.

SAGINOMIYA SEISAKUSHO, INC.

Flow Science Japan Inc.

Creact Corp.

SANSHA ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING Co., Ltd.

FORUM8 Co., Ltd.

CRI Middleware Co., Ltd.

Sanyo Trading Co., Ltd.

FsTech Inc.

Datatec Co., Ltd.

SGS Japan Inc.

FunctionBay K.K.

Elektrobit Nippon K.K.

SHIMADZU Corp.

GENIO Solutions Co., Ltd.

Foretellix

Gleason Asia Co., Ltd.

Fujitsu Limited

HEXAGON

Green Hills Software●

Shimadzu Techno-Research, Inc.

SHIN NIPPON TOKKI Co., Ltd.

��Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Ltd. Dempa Publications Inc.

● Innovative Automation Inc.

Japan Novosense Microelectronics Co., Ltd.

FOURIN Inc.

● Longterm Technology Services Inc.

KYOCERA Corp.

Hashimotoya Co., Ltd.

● Mold-Masters (2007) Limited

MAC SYSTEMS Corp.

HELTEC Co., Ltd.

● Nuralogix Corporation

Melexis Japan Technical Research Center K.K.

IP Agent Corp.

● The Narmco Group

Molex Japan LLC●

MOVING MAGNET TECHNOLOGIES SA

JAPAN MOTOR-RACING INDUSTRY ASSOCIATIONOta City Industrial Promotion Organization● CPM● Tamachi Industries Co., Ltd.

S&P Global Mobility

Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.

● DAIWA RADIATOR MANUFACTURING CO.,LTD.

shizuoka industrial foundation

NICHICON Corp.

● YoneshimaFelt Co., Ltd.

● NST CO., LTD.

Nihon Plasmatreat Inc.

● Pankl Japan LLC● NAGAKURA MFG. CO.,LTD.

Nihon Synopsys G.K.

● TODA RACING Co., Ltd.

● GAUDI CO.,LTD. MISHIMA OFFICENIKON-TRIMBLE Co., Ltd.

● Toray Carbon Magic Co., Ltd.

● TEIBOW CO.,LTD.

Nippon Chemi-Con Corp.

● MOONCRAFT CO., LTD.

● METATECHNO CO.,LTD. SHIZUOKA TECHNOLOGY CENTER

Nippon TV/ NTT DATA● JHI Co.,Ltd.

● SUZUKI ORISHO CO.,LTD.

NRA Dynamics AB● SCT Co., Ltd.

SmartEyeJapan Co., Ltd.

Nuvoton Technology Corporation Japan● TOYOTA CUSTOMIZING & DEVELOPMENT Co., Ltd.

State of North Carolina

Opsoc Ltd.

● TOM'S INC.

Tebiki Inc.

PUES Corp.

● DOME CO., LTD.

TOBII TECHNOLOGY K.K.

Qt Group● IKEYA FORMULA CO., LTD.

UK Pavilion

RYOMO SYSTEMS Co., Ltd.

● BRIDE CO.,LTD.

● Continental Engineering Service

SOLIZE Corporation● KYOTO ENGINEERING DEVELOPMENT Co., LTD.

● Intelligent Energy

SONCEBOZ● ARJ Co., Ltd.

● WAE

SUMIDA CORPORATION● SHINKO KOGYO Co.,Ltd.

● Electric North East England

TAIYO YUDEN Co., Ltd.

● SHIBA LINING JAPAN Co.,Ltd.

● TotalSim

TDK Corp.

Misaki Design● Drive System Design

Techno-Accel Networks Corp.

Netherlands Pavilion● Pickering Test

● WirelessCar Japan K.K.

● TNO

● Beam● Cyphy-Twin Corp.

● Holst Centre● UK Battery Industrialisation Centre● Chintek Inc.

Okayama Prefecture Industrial Promotion Foundation● Eatron

Texas Instruments Japan Ltd.

● SHINKO KOGYO Co., Ltd.

● ZenzicThundersoft Japan Co., Ltd.

● KAWAMURAKAKOU Co.,Ltd.

● Advanced Propulsion Centre UK● ThunderX Auto Technology Co., Ltd.

● TIMEC inc.

Uzabase, Inc.

● Rightware K.K.

● ASTEER CO.,LTD.

Yukai Engineering Inc.

Toshiba Group● SEIMITSU SPRING CO,.LTD.

● Toshiba Corporation● Fujioka Engineering Co.,Ltd.

● Toshiba Information Systems (Japan) Corporation● YUASA CO.,LTD.

● Toshiba Electronic Devices & Storage Corporation

Ontario, Canada● Toshiba Materials Co., Ltd.

● Betterfrost Technologies

wolfSSL Inc.

● Burger Group/SBS Drivetec

R&D/PUBLICATION/ASSOCIATION

patsnap● APMA● Geomate

ARCHIVETIPS Inc.

● iNAGO Corporation

AUTOSAR● inMotive��JSAE SPECIAL EXHIBITS

Gathering the collective wisdom of the automotive industry forcarbon neutrality and the recycling-oriented society of the future.

As we face up to “The triple planetary crisis” of climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution, we have been reminded that the planet is a ﬁnite resource.
Over the past few years, Japan and many other countries and regions around the world have begun to accelerate their eﬀorts toward achievingcarbon neutrality by ���� and realizing a sustainable economy through changing and improving the nature of society. The keys to these eﬀorts are
creative collaboration and the circular economy.

To successfully implement these eﬀorts, we must move on from the conventional linear process of resource exploitation, manufacturing, anddisposal, to a socially oriented circular system focused on the �Rs, which supplements the well-known concept of the �Rs (reduce, reuse, andrecycle) with a fourth “R”: renewable. The realization of a socially oriented circular system is not simply a question of recycling waste. Each andevery one of us must shift our value standards toward responsible manufacturing and responsible use. Progress toward decarbonization that

focuses on the whole vehicle lifecycle depends on us questioning conventional wisdom, looking at things from new perspectives, and taking on thechallenges involved through a process of creative collaboration with new partners.

We must ask ourselves, “What technologies will make people and the world happy?” and work to build new value chains with these partners. We
hope that everyone involved in the world of cars can meet at the Automotive Engineering Exposition ���� and showcase our collective wisdom.

Realizing a sustainable circular society through technological progress and new standards of values!
Over the past year, eﬀorts related to automotive resource recycling

have gained increasing momentum on a global basis, especially inEurope. Examples include new proposals for more stringent end-of-life

vehicle (ELV) regulations aﬀecting vehicle design and scrapped vehicle
management, and the implementation of battery regulations covering
the whole lifecycle from battery material procurement to the design
and production processes, re-use, and recycling. In contrast, although

the vehicle recycling rate in Japan is reported to be ��%, this includes
thermal recycling that simply re-uses the heat generated by burning

those recycled materials. As approximately ��% of plastic materials arethermally recycled, we need to reduce this rate and return more materials to circulation. This year's Yokohama exposition puts the spotlight onmaterial and chemical recycling technologies, focusing on plastics. Through this exposition, our goal is to create an ideal forum for the wholeindustry to come together and consider the nature of sustainable resources to help achieve a recycling-oriented circular society.
Exhibit collaborators and organizations

DENSO CORPORATION ／ Honda R&D Co.,Ltd. ／JATCO Ltd. ／ Kobe Steel, Ltd. ／ Mazda Motor Corp. ／ REVER CORPORATION ／Saitama Prefecture（I'll Clean-Tech CO.,LTD／Um-Welt Japan CO.,LTD／ECO KEIKAKU CO.,LTD／ORIX Environmental Resources
Management Corporation ／ Environment Service CO.,LTD ／ TSUNEISHI KAMTECS CORPORATION ／ YAMANAKA CO.,LTD ／YORII COMPOST CORPORATION）／ SUBARU corporation ／Sumitomo Chemical Co., Ltd. ／ Toray Industries, Inc. ／ TOYOTA AUTO BODY
CO.,LTD.／Toyota Motor Corporation／Yamaha Motor Co., Ltd.／ ZEPHYR CORPORATION (in alphabetical order)

��PRESENTATIONSJSAE Special Presentations

Presentations were held based on the exposition theme set by the JSAE.

May

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The circular economy in the GX era
Yasuhiro Yoshikawa

Deputy Director, Industrial Science and Technology Policy and Environment Bureau
Resource Eﬃciency and Circular Economy Division, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Resource recycling trends aﬀecting the global automotive industry
Shohei Sano

Consultant, Sustainability Consulting Division �Mizuho Research & Technologies, Ltd.

Future ISO-centric activities toward carbon neutrality
Atsushi Inaba

President
Japan Life Cycle Assessment Facilitation Centre

Material recycling processes for achieving carbon neutrality
Toshiaki Yoshioka

Professor, Graduate School of Environmental Studies
Tohoku University

Resource circulation toward realization of zero environmental impact
Wataru Taga

General Manager, Corporate Business Development Unit, Resource Circulation Planning Division Corporate Strategy Operations,
Honda Motor Co.Ltd

Initiatives by a part manufacturer toward realizing a circular society
Masashi Kiyono

Senior Director, Research & Development Center
DENSO CORPORATION

Chief Engineer Presentations

Vehicle developers describe the passion and dedication they bring to carmaking.

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Mazda MX-��Rotary-EV - Heritage meets electriﬁcation Wakako Uefuji

General Manager, EV Production Engineering Dept.
Mazda Motor Corporation

Stories from the development of the redesigned Alphard and VellﬁreTakahiro Sugama

General Manager, ZH Product Planning, TOYOTA AUTO BODY CO.,LTD.
ZH CV Product Planning, TOYOTA MOTOR CORPORATION

Photographs from the presentations

JSAE Special Presentations ／ Yasuhiro Yoshikawa

Chief Engineer Presentations ／ Wakako Uefuji��Chief Engineer Presentations ／ Takahiro Sugama

MEDIAMEDIA COVERAGE

This exposition was covered in a wide range of media.
WEB

Television
TV Tokyo『Nikkei News plus 9』

5/22

AFP BB News

Motorcycle total service

TV Kanagawa『News Link』

5/23

ASCII

Motor-Fan CAR

au WEB Portal

Motor-FanTECH

AUTO CANPER

Mynavi news

Automotive Tires News

MZRacing

BestCar-web

Niconico NewsBIGLOBE

Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun

5/9、5/10、5/15、5/20、5/21、Bike no News

Nikkei Shinbun

5/22、5/23、5/24

BLIDG

Nikkei xTECH

5/9、5/28、5/29、5/30、6/3、

BRIDGE

Online AUTO SALON

6/4、6/6、6/12、6/13、6/20、

CAR CARE PLUS

RBB TODAY

6/21、6/25、6/26、6/27、7/1

car styling

Response

THE MID-JAPAN ECONOMIST

5/9

Car Watch

SANKEI DIGITAL

KOTSU MAINICHI SHIMBUN

5/13、5/29、7/1

Car-nalism

SPORTS NIPPON NEWSPAPERS.

Kanagawa Shimbun

5/23

Car& Leisure

TECH+

Dempa Publications, Inc.

5/23

CARCLE MAGAZINETECHABLE

Sangyo Times, Inc.

6/13、6/20、6/27、7/4

carview!

TechnoProducer

Nirinsha Shimbunsha

6/14

CNET JapanTHE MAINICHI NEWSPAPERS web

CarGoodsMagazine

6/17

CREA WEBTHE MID-JAPAN ECONOMIST

6/26

DEMPA Simbun

THE MOTOR WEEKLY

DENKISHIMBUNThe Owner DriverDreamNewsTOPPER

Driver Web

townnews

DRONE

Trafﬁc news

EE Times JapanYAHOO! News

EXHIBITION & MICE

YouTube News Link

Gomu times

zakzakNewspaper / magazine
Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun
Nikkan Jidosha Shimbun

JAPAN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION

goo News
Goo-netiZa
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JIJI.COM
Kanaloco
Kii Minpo
kurukura
Kuruma no News
livedoor News
Mapion news
Meiekikeizai
MONOist
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Moto Megane��MEDIAMEDIA COVERAGE

There was interest from wide-ranging media sources.

Total

��� *Including freelancers ���（����）（in alphabetical order）

AlphaBloom

Jihosha Co., Ltd.

RK Inc.

amana inc.

Jiji Press

Sanei Co., Ltd.

AUCNET INC.

JiyudoSangyo Shimbunsha Co., Ltd.

Autanacar Jepang

Kagaku Keizai Co., Ltd.

Sangyo Times, Inc.

AUTOCAR JAPANKanagata Shimbun

Sanpo Publications Inc.

AutoInsight, Inc

Kanagawa Shimbun

Secchaku Kogyo Shimbun Co., Ltd.

Automobile Journalists Association of Japan

KANAMORI INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.

Seibikohosya Co., Ltd

Automotive News Co., Ltd

KINSAN FASTENER NEWS

Sekiyu Kagaku Shimbun Co., Ltd.

Base Brain Work Co., Ltd.

Kobunsha Co., Ltd.

Semiconductor Portal Inc.

BF Energy, LLC.

KODANSHA BC Ltd.

SHIMPO CORPORATION

Bloomberg L.P

Kogyo Tsushin Co., Ltd.

Shinchosha Publishing Co., Ltd.

British Embassy Tokyo

Koji Ozawa Ofﬁce

Shinjusha Co., Ltd.

BS TV TOKYO Corporation

KOTOBA WORKSSHIRO Co., Ltd.

CAELUM limited

Kotsu Mainichi Shimbunsha Co., Ltd.

Sokeizai Communications

CAMEPROKOTSU TIMES SHA co.,Ltd

STUDIO909

Car World Jounal

Koubunsha Co., Ltd.

SUUTA Co., Ltd.

Carcle Inc.

Kouron Publishing Co., Ltd.

T.D.C. Inc.

CARNORAMA JAPAN Co., Ltd.

Koyo Turbo Co., Ltd.

T.K. communications

CARTA MARKETING FIRM Inc.

Kyodo NewsTAIGA Publishing Co.,Ltd.

China Television Company, Ltd.

LIGARE

TAKE-ONE.Co.Ltd

Clockwork

Logistics News Co., Ltd.

TATSUNO Corporation

Company Development Center, Inc.

Logistics Research InstituteTech Times Co., Ltd.

Converting Technical Institute

Lubrication Technology Inc.

TechnoProducer Corporation

CQ Publishing Co., Ltd.

Magazine Daichi inc.

Television KANAGAWA, Inc

Dees Club Co., Ltd.

Mechanical Tech Co., Ltd.

Television Osaka, Inc

Dempa Publications, Inc.

Media Japan Co.,Ltd

The Asahi Shimbun Company

Denkishoin,Ltd.

mediavague Co.,Ltd.

The Chemical Daily Co., Ltd

Editorial Works Takiru

Monkey Production Inc.

The Chunichi Shimbun

ET NEW MEDIA HOLDING CO., LTD.

Mook House Co., Ltd.

The Die Casting News Co., Ltd.

F.M.Tochigi Broadcasting co.,ltd.

Motorcar Museum of JapanThe Foreign Correspondentsʼ Club of Japan

Fabrica Communications Co., LTD

MTEC inc.

The Heavy & Chemical Industries News Agency

Fastening Journal Co., Ltd.

Mynavi Corporation

The Mainichi Newspapers Co., Ltd.

Form Times Co., Ltd.

MZRacing

THE MID-JAPAN ECONOMIST

Fuel Oil & Fat Newspaper Co., Ltd.

nak Limited Company

THE NIHON SANKI SHIMBUN

Future Design Creation Organization

National Federation of Petroleum Commercial Associations

THE NISHINIPPON SHIMBUN CO.,LTD

Gas Energy News Co., Ltd.

News Digest Publishing Co., Ltd.

The Optronics Co., Ltd.

Kanagata Shimbun Co., Ltd.

NIHON BUTSURYU SHINBUN CO.,LTD.

The Senken Shimbun Company

Gicho Business Communications Co., Ltd.

NIKKAN JIDOSHA SHIMBUN,LTD.

The Shizuoka Shimbun

Gomutimes Co., Ltd.

Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Publishing Production

The Yomiuri Shimbun

IID, Inc.

NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN,LTD.

TOKYO BROADCASTING SYSTEM

Impress Corporation.

Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.

TELEVISION, INC.

INFORMA TECH AUTOMOTIVE GROUP

Nikkei Inc

Townnews-sha Company, Limited

International Press Network

Nippon Technology Solution Co., Ltd.

TOYO KEIZAI INC.

INTRIX, Inc.

Nirinsha Shimbunsha Co., Ltd.

TURNING POINT

IR Universe Co., Ltd.

Nozawana LLC

Turtley Consulting

ITmedia Inc.

Ofﬁce Akira Yokota

TV MAN UNION

J-CAST, Inc

OFFICE HIRATSUKAYAESU Publishing co.ltd.

JAF Media Works Co., Ltd.

Ofﬁce V8

YOKOHAMA F.M. BROADCASTING Co.,Ltd.

JAPAN AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATIONS

ofﬁce-MUSHROOMYOKUSUL Co.,Ltd.

Japan Automobile Research Institute

P.R.O Inc.

YOMIURI TELECASTING CORPORATION

Japan Broadcasting Corporation

Plastics Japan LTD.

Yusokeizai press co.,ltd.

Japan Fashion Color Association

POP Inc.

JAPAN INDUSTRIAL PUBLISHING CO., LTD

Porte Publishing Co.,Ltd.

Japan Land Engine Manufacturers Association

Posty Corporation

Japan Metal Daily

Processing Technology Research InstituteCo., Ltd.

Japan Motorsport-journalist Society

ProGreens New Energy Technology Co.,Ltd

JATCO Engineering Ltd

PROTO CORPORATION

JC Resonance Co., Ltd.

QUALPJidousha Shunjusha Co., Ltd.

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��Schedule of next year’s expositions【Organizer】【Organizer
Organizer】 Society of Automotive Engineering of Japan, Inc. (JSAE)
Organizer

20
25

20
25

Paciﬁco Yokohama

5 /2
3
21
1 22
2 23
Thu.

Aichi Sky Expo

7/1
16 17 18
Thu.

The start of exhibitor applications is scheduled for some time in the autumn.
Details will be posted on the oﬃcial site at a later date.

Inquiries about the content of the expositions or this report【Exposition Management Coordinator】 Taiseisha Ltd.
Shintomi Mihama Bldg., 6F, 1-15-3 Shintomi, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104-0041
104-0041 Japan

E-mail : exhib-expo@taiseisha.co.jp

Fri.

Fri.

Oﬃcial web site