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Japan Ship Machinery & Equipment Association

Sea Japan 2024 Exhibition
The Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association (JSMEA)
was present at Sea Japan 2024, held at Tokyo Big Sight from
April 10 to April 12, receiving financial support from The Nippon
Foundation. This year’s attendance made it JSMEA’s 15th time at
the biennial international maritime exhibition and conference since
first making an appearance in 1994. At the recent event, JSMEA
opened a Japan Pavilion to showcase to the rest of the world thehighly sophisticated technologies developed by the Japanesemaritime cluster, as well as new products and so on.
Under the main theme of “New Technologies Connecting to the
Next Generation”, Sea Japan 2024 set up exhibitions in its Theme
Zone, which was classified into nine categories of up-to-date
topics for the maritime industry, such as carbon neutrality, digitaltransformation (DX) and autonomous ship operations, making it
JSMEA’s most extensive Japan Pavilion created, which, in addition

		

CONTENTS
Sea Japan 2024 Exhibition

1-4

JSMEA Participates in OTC 2024……………………………………… 5-7
Information on JSMEA members
EAGLE INDUSTRY CO., LTD.………… 8
VOLCANO CO., LTD.………………… 9
NHE NIPPON HAKUYO electronics, ltd.
……………………………………… 10
JSMEA takes Part in Posidonia 2024…………………………………… 11-12

to the Theme Zone, showcased booths of 73 affiliated companies in
the Member Zone.
On top of the exhibitions at the Theme Zone, Sea Japan 2024
also hosted a variety of events, including seminars on international
maritime affairs, ship and marine technologies and other subjects;
events for students; the public unveiling of the Heiyo, a Japan Coast
Guard (JCG) survey ship; and others.
The International Maritime Seminar kicked off Day 1 on April
10, following the opening ceremony of Sea Japan 2024. At theseminar, which was held for the first time in six years, lecturers
from the Singapore Shipowners Association (SSA) and the China
Association of the National Shipbuilding Industry (CANSI) gave
presentations to an audience of 446 attendees.

SSA President Caroline YangCANSI Secretary-General Li Yanqing

Two events for students were organized at the same time at Sea
Japan 2024 by JSMEA and The Shipbuilders’ Association of Japan(SAJ). JSMEA invited 65 teachers and students from 10 universities
and technical colleges across Japan to its event on April 11 andApril 12, to encourage students to learn about the ship machineryand equipment business and other aspects of the maritime industry.
Following presentations on ship technologies by specialists from
Furuno Electric Co., Ltd. and Mitsui E&S Co., Ltd., they were treatedto a stamp rally, in which the students collected stamps from thevarious booths at the venue that they visited; a field trip on board
the survey ship; and a meet-and-greet with former event participants
who now work at relevant enterprises.

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Sea Japan 2024 Exhibition

About Sea Japan 2024
Time and Date: 10:00-17:00 on Wednesday to Friday,
April 10 to April 12, 2024
Venue: East Halls 1 to 3, Tokyo Big Sight
Number of Visitors: 29,983 (18,183 at Sea Japan 2022)

About the Theme Zone
(financially supported by The Nippon
Foundation)
Students interact with former event participates.

On the final day of Sea Japan 2024 on April 12, a Ships andMarine Technology Seminar was held for an audience of 893
people to discuss challenges to overcome to accomplish the green
transformation (GX) and DX of ships. Presentations were given on
efforts being made to achieve GX and DX.
In addition to these programs, the JCG unveiled its large survey
ship Heiyo to the general public again, as it did at Sea Japan
2022, to provide a look on board the vessel built on Japan’s latest
technologies.

Purpose: To showcase the technologies of Japan’s maritime cluster, theSea Japan 2024 Japan Maritime Cluster Committee presented exhibitions
on the products, technologies and other relevant interests that wereresearched and developed in Japan in the following categories. To this end,
the committee—made up of the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport
and Tourism (MLIT), relevant organizations, shipping and other companies,
universities and colleges; and others—held meaningful and extensive
discussions.
Categories: 1) General Exhibition, 2) Ship Owner, 3) Shipbuilding/Engineering, 4) Ship Classification, 5) Naval Vessels, 6) Coastal Ship/
Ferry; 7) Carbon Neutral, 8) DX/MASS and 9) Research and Development
Main Theme: New Technologies Connecting to the Next Generation
Total Floor Area: 921.3 square meters
Number of Exhibitors: 52 enterprises and organizations at 47 booths
1) General Exhibition
MLIT
2) Naval Vessels
JCG; Ministry of Defense (MOD)’ Marine Staff Office; and Acquisition,
Technology and Logistics Agency (ATLA)
3) Ship Owner
Nippon Yusen Kaisha; Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.; and Kawasaki Kisen
Kaisha, Ltd.
4) Shipbuilding/Engineering
The Cooperative Association of Japan Shipbuilders (CAJS); Imabari
Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; Japan Marine United Corp.; Kawasaki Heavy
Industries, Ltd.; Mitsui E&S Co., Ltd.; Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.;
Namura Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; Nihon Shipyard Co, Ltd.; Shin Kurushima
Sanoyasu Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; and The Shipbuilders’ Association ofJapan (SAJ)
5) Coastal Ship/Ferry
Japan Railway Construction, Transport and Technology Agency (JRTT);
Hankyu Ferry Co., Ltd.; Meimon Taiyo Ferry Co., Ltd.; Miyazaki Car

Large survey ship Heiyo

Sea Japan 2024, which welcomed a record 29,983 visitors, cameto an end after successful three days.

Ferry Co., Ltd.; MOL Sunflower Ltd.; and Taiheiyo Ferry Co., Ltd.
6) Ship Classification
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK)
7) Carbon Neutral
Ammonia to Zero Consortium (a green innovation fund); Akasaka
Diesels Ltd.; Daikin MR Engineering Co., Ltd.; Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co.,
Ltd.; The Hanshin Diesel Works, Ltd.; Itochu Corp.; Japan Engine Corp.;
Kamome Propeller Co., Ltd.; KHI; Manabe Zoki Co., Ltd.; Methane
Slip Reduction Project (a green innovation fund); NYK Trading Corp.;
Planning and Design Center for Greener Ships (GCS); Volcano Co., Ltd.;
Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.; and Yanmar Marine International
Asia Co., Ltd.
8) DX/MASSJSMEA; The Nippon Foundation; and Tokyo Keiki Inc.
9) Research and Development
Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology (JAMSTEC);
Japan Ship Technology Research Association (JSTRA); Kobe University;
National Institute of Marine, Port and Aviation Technology (MPAT);
National Institute of Technology (NIT); Shipbuilding Research Centreof Japan (SRC); The University of Tokyo; and Yokohama National
University

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About the Member Zone
Total Floor Area: 1,875 square meters
Number of Exhibitors: 73 private enter prises and one generalincorporated association at 69 booths
Exhibitors: BEMAC Corp.; Bosch Corp.; The China and Japan Marine
Industries Ltd.; Chugoku Electric Service Co., Ltd.; Chugoku Marine
Paints, Ltd.; Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Daikin MR Engineering, Ltd.;
Dixie Japan Ltd.; Eizo Corp.; Fuji Electric Co., Ltd.; Fuji Trading Co., Ltd.;
Geislinger K.K.; Hisaka Works, Ltd.; Hitachi Nico Transmission Co., Ltd.;
Ibuki Kogyo Co., Ltd.; IHI Power Systems Co., Ltd.; Iknow MachineryCo., Ltd.; Japan Engine Corp.; Japan Radio Co., Ltd.; Japan Weather
Association (JWA); JFE Engineering Corp.; JRCS Co., Ltd.; Kamome
Propeller Co., Ltd.; Kanagawa Kiki Kogyo Co., Ltd.; Kashiwa Tech Co.,
Ltd.; Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.; KEI System Co., Ltd.: Kobe Kizai
Co., Ltd.; Kokosha Co., Ltd.; Kosaka Laboratory Ltd.; Kyokuyo ElectricCo., Ltd.; Manabe Zoki Co., Ltd.; Maritime Reporter and Engineering
News; Mitsui E&S Co., Ltd.; Mizuno Marine Co., Ltd.; Mitsubishi Heavy
Industries Marine Machinery and Equipment Co., Ltd.; Mitsubishi Kakoki
Kaisha, Ltd.; Murayama Denki Ltd.; Musashino Co., Ltd.; Myoyo ElectricCo., Ltd.; Nabtesco Corp.; Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd.; Naniwa Pump
Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Nippon Hakuyo Electronics, Ltd.; Nishishiba Electric Co.,
Ltd.; N.Y. Co., Ltd.; NYK Trading Corp.; Okumura Engineering Corp.;
Sasakura Engineering Co., Ltd.; Satake Corp.; Sekigahara Seisakusho
Ltd.; Semco Ltd.; Shimada & Co., Ltd.; Shinko Ind. Ltd.; Shonan Co., Ltd.;
Shoyo Engineering Co., Ltd.; Suction Gas Engine Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Sunflame
Co., Ltd.; Taiko Kikai Industries Co., Ltd.; Taiyo Electric Co., Ltd.; Teikoku
Machinery Works, Ltd.; Terasaki Electric Co., Ltd.; Tokyo Keiki Inc.; Tokyo
Nisshin Jabara Co. Ltd.; Ushio Reinetsu Co., Ltd.; Utsuki Keiki Co., Ltd.;
Volcano Co., Ltd.; Wakefield Corp.; Woods Corp.; Yamashina Seiki Co.,
Ltd.; Yamato Metal Co., Ltd.; Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.; YDKTechnologies Co., Ltd.; and Yokogawa Electric Corp.

3) Ships and Marine Technology Seminar
Time and Date: 10:30 to 15:15, Friday, April 12, 2024
Subject: Challenge to GX and DX of Ships
Number of Attendees: 893
Program
10:35-10:50

Japan’s initiatives toward Green

10:50-11:05

Transformation of Ships
MLIT
The Nippon Foundation Zero Emission Ship

11:05-11:20

Project
The Nippon Foundation
Development of marine hydrogen-fueled
engines and supply system (Green
Innovation Fund Projects)
Japan Engine Corp.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.

11:20-11:35

domestically produced ammonia-fueled

11:35-11:50

11:50-12:05

Projects)
Itochu Corp.
Development of methane slip reduction(15 minutes)

technology from LNG fueled vessels by
improving catalysts and engines (Green
Innovation Fund Projects)
Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.

Opening ceremony
Maritime Singapore decarbonization—shipowners

11:35-12:25

perspective
Caroline Yang, president, SSA
China shipbuilding industries current new fueldevelopment situation, record and forecast
Li Yanqing, secretary-general, CANSI2) Ship Machinery and Equipment Industry Event for Students
Dates: Thursday and Friday, April 11 and April 12, 2024
Institutes Involved: Kobe University; Nagasaki University; Nagasaki
Institute of Applied Science; National Institute of Technology, Hiroshima
College: Osaka Metropolitan University; Shibaura Institute of Technology;
Tokai University; Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology;
Tottori University; and University of Hyogo
Number of Participants: 65

Hitachi Zosen Corp.
ClassNK's initiatives in safety assessment
and standards development for social

About Sea Japan 2024 Events

10:15-10:45
10:45-11:35

engine (Green Innovation Fund Projects)
Nippon Yusen KaishaAmmonia fuel ship “Integrated Project” with
fuel supply chain (Green Innovation Fund

12:05-12:20

1) International Maritime Seminar
Time and Date: 10:15 to 12:25, Wednesday, April 10, 2024
Subject: Carbon Neutral
Number of Attendees: 446
Program

Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.
Development of vessels equipped with

implementation of next-generation ships
ClassNK
13:30-13:55

Together pioneering the future of shipping: introduction of Smart Ship Application

13:55-14:10

Platform
Mitsui E&S Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.
Installation of safe and securecommunication network : Introduction of ISO

14:10-14:25

16425
BEMAC Corp.
Data standard for onboard IoT data

14:25-14:40

utilization: Introduction of ISO 19848
Terasaki Electric Co., Ltd.
Shipboard data servers for sharing field data

14:40-14:55

at sea: Introduction of ISO 19847
Benic Solution Corp.
General requirements for the asynchronoustime- insensitive ship-shore data

14:55-15:15

transmission
Monohakobi Technology InstituteISO usage example at ShipDC
Ship Data Center Co., Ltd.

4) Public Unveiling of the Survey Ship Heiyo
Time and Date: 10:00 to 16:00, Friday, April 12, 2024
Location: Ariake Passenger Ship Terminal, Port of Tokyo
Number of Participants: 1,321

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JSMEA Participates in OTC 2024

JSMEA Participates in OTC 2024
The Japan Ship Machiner y and Equipment Association(JSMEA) traveled to the United States to participate in the fourday Offshore Technology Conference 2024 (OTC 2024), held fromMay 6 to May 9 in Houston, Texas, with financial support from The
Nippon Foundation. JSMEA set up a Japan Pavilion together with
Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) and 12 of the association’s member
companies.
The OTC is one of the largest exhibition and conference eventsin the world in the offshore natural energy resource development
sector. This recent participation was JSMEA’s 11th time at the event
since its first attendance in 2013. The OTC organizers, having highly
rated the ship machinery and equipment association’s achievements
and contributions in the past, provided the JSMEA delegation aprime location to set up its pavilion near the forum area at the centerof the venue.

The OTC 2024 welcomed some 30,000 visitors, according tothe organizers. The attendance number indicates that topics suchas the development of new energy to achieve decarbonization anddigital technology are still attracting a great deal of attention, having
unchanged from the approximately 31,000 people who attended
in 2023. At the OTC 2024, in addition to exhibitions on oil and gas
development, there were over 50 seminars, panel discussions andother programs organized on many other subjects as well. Focus
was on such programs as technologies to develop and ways to use
new energy for decarbonization; carbon capture and storage (CCS);
offshore wind power generation and vessels to support it.
During the keynote session on Day 1, Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd.
(MOL), a member of the Japan Pavilion, gave a presentation entitled“Unleash the Power of Green Hydrogen: Shaping the Future of
Sustainable Energy”. MOL spoke to a 100-strong audience about its
Wind Hunter project that is aiming at zero emissions by making useof wind power and hydrogen.

MOL gives a presentation during the keynote session.

The Japan Pavilion included a section to introduce the projects
that JSMEA is advancing jointly with DeepStar, a consortium ofenterprises to develop offshore technologies with help from The
Nippon Foundation. It attracted many visitors from oil and othercompanies, promoting interactions between them and Japan
Pavilion members, while showcasing Japanese ship machinery andequipment products and technologies. Daido Steel Co., Ltd.; JFE
Steel Corp.; Hakusan Corp.; Hibot Corp.; INPEX Corp.; and Omega
Simulation Co., Ltd.; all of whom were Japan Pavilion members
participating at the event, are also affiliated with DeepStar. Daido
Steel, JFE Steel, Hakusan, Hibot and Omega Simulation are alldeveloping products, having adopted the Nippon FoundationDeepStar Joint R&D Program.

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The Japan Pavilion had a networking reception at The Jackie
Robinson 42 Club in Minute Maid Park on May 5. About 140
heavyweights from major U.S. and European oil, engineering andother companies that belong to DeepStar were present at thereception to exchange information with attendees from Japan.

While the OTC 2024 was in session, JSMEA Chairman Kinoshita
Shigeki and Vice-Chairman Oda Shigeharu took delegation
members from affiliated companies to the Houston offices of JERA
Co., Inc. and Tokyo Gas Co., Ltd. The JSMEA mission was presented
with lectures on their business activities in the United States
and both sides exchanged views on the efforts they are making
toward decarbonization and how they see future energy businessdevelopments.

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JSMEA Participates in OTC 2024

At the OTC 2024, meanwhile, members of the Japan Pavilion
gathered infor mation and established relations with otherpar ticipants. As par t of such effor ts, they were present at a
networking session held by Astilleros Canarios S.A. (Astican), a
Spanish shipyard specializing in repairing offshore rigs, to exchange
information and strengthen relations.

JSMEA attends the DeepStar Technology Symposium 2024

About the Offshore Technology
Conference 2024

On May 10, the day following the OTC 2024, the JSMEA
delegation attended the DeepStar Technology Symposium 2024,
organized by the DeepStar consortium.
JSMEA will share the information gathered from its trip to the
OTC 2024 with its Offshore Development Review Board, Global
Strategic Plan Review Board and other in-house units to discuss its
significance on future projects and elsewhere.

Dates: Monday through Thursday, May 6 to May 9, 2024
Venue: NRG Park
Japan Pavilion: Booth Nos. 1947 and 2047 in the main hall (total area:some 186 square meters)
Pavilion members: Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Daido Steel Co., Ltd.;
Fuji Trading Co., Ltd.; Hakusan Co., Ltd.; Hibot Corp.; INPEX Corp.; JFE
Steel Corp.; Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL); Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK);
Nippon Steel Corp.; Omega Simulation Co., Ltd.; Shinko Ind. Ltd.; andUshio Reinetsu Co., Ltd.
Countries having national pavilions: Argentina, Brazil, France, Italy,
Japan, Mauritania, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Norway, South Korea, Trinidad
and Tobago and the United Kingdom

About the Japan Pavilion’ Networking
Reception
Time and date: Noon on Sunday, May 5, 2024Japan Pavilion: Booth
Nos. 1947 and 2047 in the main hall (total area: some 186 square meters)
Venue:The Jackie Robinson 42 Club, Minute Maid Park

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Marine Ace Seal
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The Marine Ace Seal (MAS) is our newly developed
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Water inlet
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Stern tube

Shaft

Construction

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Engine side

Hull

Hose band

Table of Dimensions

Shaft
Dia.
(mm)

MAS
Type
Number45

MAS045

50
50.8
(2”)
55

MAS05060
63.5(2.5”)
65

MAS06070

MAS070

75
76.2
(3”)
80

MAS07585

MAS085

MAS051
MAS055

MAS063
MAS065

MAS076
MAS080Stern Tube Conn.
O.D.
Len.
(mm)
(mm)

MAS
O.D.
(mm)

MAS
Len.
(mm)

89.1

50

150

170

101.6

60

165

180

114.3

70

180

190

127

80

195

220

Volcano Develops Gas Combustion Units
for Ammonia and Hydrogen Fueled Vessels
Safe and proper combustion of ammonia gas
from ammonia-fueled vessels and hydrogen fueluse contribute to reducing the environmental impact.
Gas combustion units for ammonia-fueled vessels developed byVolcano is one of the answers to the safety issue, and it is also
expected to expand the use of hydrogen fuel on board vessels.

VOLCANO CO., LTD. (head office inOsaka), a marine equipment
manufacturer that contributes toenvironmental impact reduction, on
May 25, 2023, launched the MECSN25 gas combustion unit forammonia-fueled vessels. The productis currently being provided as acarbon-neutral measure for oceangoing vessels. Ammonia has
attracted attention as a nextgeneration fuel, and MECS-N25 has
the advantage of safely andappropriately burning the ammonia
gas generated from ammonia-fueled
vessels. In addition, Volcano's new
MECS-H25 gas combustion unit forhydrogen-fueled vessels would makea significant contribution to keeping
safe environment.
Toxicity has been an issue in the useof ammonia, but MECS-N25 safely
burns ammonia to make it nontoxic,
thereby ensuring its safe and reliableuse. The ammonia gas treatment andcombustion capacity of the unit istypically 70 kg/h. Ammonia gas
mixed with an inert gas (N₂ : nitrogengas), which is emitted when
scavenging or loading/unloading fuelinto/from tanks, can be used as fuelto reduce ammonia emissions onboard and off-board vessels. The
company has already commercialized
MECS-G for LNG fueled-vessels as
one of MECS-GCU, which has beenused in LNG-fueled tugboats and

The MECS-H25 can safely burn thehydrogen gas generated byhydrogen-fueled vessels with ahydrogen gas treatment andcombustion capacity of 10 kg/h.

Ammonia gas combustion unit “MECS-N25”©Volcano Co.,Ltd.

LNG bunkering (fuel supply) vessels
and has now commercialised MECSN25 as an ammonia fuel-compatible
version. MECS-N25 has been
installed on the world's firstcommercialized ammonia-fueled
vessel.
The company intends to add otherproducts to its product line-up toaccommodate other processing andcombustion volumes after monitoring
the trend of ammonia-fueled vessels,
which are expected to become more
popular in the future.
Volcano's new MECS-H25 gas
combustion unit for hydrogen-fueled
vessels makes a significant
contribution to keeping safe.
Following to adjust the hydrogenfueled vessels projects, the new
MECS-H25 will be more potential as
one of the MECS-GCU gas
combustion units.

These products were created as a
new product development grant
project by the Japan Marine
Equipment Association, with support
from the Nippon Foundation. Volcano
has commercialized this hydrogengas combustion unit owing to its own
research into the safe combustion
processing of hydrogen, which has
flammable characteristics, and theestablishment of the basic
technology.

Hydrogen gas combustion unit “MECS-H25”©Volcano Co.,Ltd.

These products are minimum size,
Volcano will continuously correspond tolarger scale projects.

Nonakakita 1-3-38, Yodogawa-ku, OSAKA 5320034, JAPANTEL: +81 6 6392 5541
E-mail:info-m@volcano.co.jp

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JSMEA takes Part in Posidonia 2024

JSMEA takes Part in Posidonia 2024
The Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association (JSMEA)
participated in Posidonia 2024, an international maritime affairs
exhibition held in Athens, Greece from June 3 to June 7, withfinancial assistance from The Nippon Foundation. JSMEA got
together with the Japan Ship Exporters’ Association (JSEA) andclassification society Nippon Kaiji Kyokai (ClassNK) in setting up aJapan Pavilion, where they were joined by 18 JSMEA members.

Konosuke and Japanese Ambassador to Greece Koichi Ito. State
Minister Kokuba and Ambassador Ito visited members’ exhibitions
at the pavilion and were enlightened with lectures on their business
operations.

At Posidonia 2024, the Japan Pavilion featured new areasof interest, such as new fuels, the Internet of Things (IoT) andenvironmentally friendly equipment. At a section opened in thepavilion to exhibit solutions, 19 JSMEA members showcased theirproducts, technologies and services in videos and catalogs.
Posidonia 2024 welcomed a total of 32,527 visitors, according
to the event organizers. Located near the entrance to Hall 4, theJapan Pavilion attracted local ship owners and other parties from themaritime industry worldwide.

Prime Minister of the Hellenic Republic Kyriakos Mitsotakis, who
was present at the opening ceremony for Posidonia 2024, stopped
by the Japan Pavilion.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis (third from right)

On Day 1, the opening ceremony was held for the Japan Pavilion,
at which ribbon cutting was performed by JSMEA Chairman
Kinoshita Kazuhiko, JSEA Chairman Miyanaga Shunichi andClassNK President and CEO Sakashita Hiroaki, who were helped by
State Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism Kokuba

UGS President Melina Travlos (center)

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On the same day, JSMEA attended a seminar held by the JSEA
at a seminar room in the Posidonia 2024 venue. At the seminar,
entitled “Japan Seminar-Challenges by Japan”, JSEA Chairman
Miyanaga gave the opening address, which was followed by akeynote speech by the UGS. Presentations were delivered byfour members from the JSMEA delegation; three from the JSEA
delegation; ClassNK; and Mitsui O.S.K. Lines, Ltd. (MOL). The
seminar came to an end with the closing remarks by JSMEA
Chairman Kinoshita.
On Day 3, presentations were given again on a dedicated stage
in the Japan Pavilion. This time, eight JSMEA members, two JSEA
members and ClassNK held discussions.

JSMEA Chairman Kinoshita and Vice-Chairman Kuzu attended
a reception held by the Turkish Chamber of Shipping (TCS), where
they also met with heavyweights from the Turkish Shipowners’
Association (TSA) and the Turkish Shipbuilders’ Association (GISBIR)
to deepen interchange.

Venue: Metropolitan Expo, Athens, GreeceVenue: NRG Park
Number of exhibitors: 2,038 (from 81 countries and regions)
Number of visitors: 32,527

Members of the Japan Pavilion
JSMEA members running booths: Chugoku Marine Paints, Ltd.;
Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Fuji Trading Co., Ltd.; Fujikura Composite
Inc.; HSN-Kikai Kogyo Co., Ltd.; Japan Engine Corp.; Manabe Zoki Co.,
Ltd.; Mikasa Corp.; Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Marine Machinery andEquipment Co., Ltd.; Mitsui E&S Machinery Co., Ltd.; Miura Co., Ltd.;MOL Techno-Trade, Ltd.; Semco, Ltd.; Shinko Ind. Ltd.; Tobu Jukogyo
Co., Ltd.; Ushio Reinetsu Co., Ltd.; Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd.;and YDK Technologies Co., Ltd.
JSMEA members exhibiting solutions: BEMAC Corp.; Chugoku
Marine Paints, Ltd.; Daihatsu Diesel Mfg. Co., Ltd.; Fuji Trading Co.,
Ltd.; Fujikura Composite Inc.; HSN-Kikai Kogyo Co., Ltd.; Japan Engine
Corp.; Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.; Mikasa Corp.; Mitsubishi
Heavy Industries Marine Machinery and Equipment Co., Ltd.; Mitsui
E&S Machinery Co., Ltd.; Miura Co., Ltd.; MOL Techno-Trade, Ltd.;
Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd.; Semco, Ltd.; Tokyo Keiki Inc.; Ushio
Reinetsu Co., Ltd.; Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd..; and YDKTechnologies Co., Ltd.
JSEA members: Imabari Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; Japan Marine UnitedCorp.; Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.; Mitsubishi Shipbuilding Co.,
Ltd.; Namura Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; Nihon Shipyard Co., Ltd.; Oshima
Shipbuilding Co., Ltd.; Shin Kurushima Dockyard Co., Ltd.; andShin Kurushima Sanoyas Shipbuilding Co., Ltd. Techno-Trade, Ltd.;
Nakashima Propeller Co., Ltd.; Semco, Ltd.; Tokyo Keiki Inc.; Ushio
Reinetsu Co., Ltd.; Yanmar Power Technology Co., Ltd..; and YDKTechnologies Co., Ltd.

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