2012 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition

JA2012 REPORTS

SJAC (The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies)

2012 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition (JA2012) Topics!
■ Great success with numbers of Companies,countries as exhibitors and vistors more than expected!
■ 199 overseas companies and organizations paticipated in the exhibition (increased 30% compared with previous
exhibition) for promoting further international business !
■ 3,497 business meeting were conducted in 2 days utilizing the BCI systems !
■ 15 Theme of Business Seminars (90 lecturers) were held!
■ Almost Japanese clusters joined the Exhibition in cooperation with Japan Aerospace Industry Forum (JAIF) andlocal government.
■ Exhibition at International airport was held for the first time in 29 years!
■ Media Coverage including 67 on TV, 153 on newspapers and other media during before 4 mounth !
■ There was no accident nor medical crisis with 160,000 visitors during this exhibition!
■ Eurocopter S.A.S press released the order of one EC135 and seven AS350B3e’s, Link Inc., the purchase of three ATR72-600’s!

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2012 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition (JA 2012) Overview

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Nagoya International Convention Center - Port Messe Nagoya

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Central Japan International Airport - Centrair

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Various Ceremonies and Communication in aerospace industries

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JA2012 Exhibitor List (Partial Abstract)

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B to B (No.1) - Business meetings via Organizer management

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B to B (No.2) - Open business meetings between exhibitors

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Seminars and Symposiums

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Public day events (Port Messe Nagoya)

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Public day events (Central Japan International Airport - Centrair)

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Public Relation media announcement activities -1, JA2012 Office

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Public Relation media announcement activities -2

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Coverage records of major newspapers distributed in the country

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Basic marketing data

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2012 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition (JA2012) Overview
I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all of the exhibitors and participants of the 2012 Japan
International Aerospace Exhibition.
Fortunately, JA2012 has completed succesfully with having over 160,000 visitors during the period. I
would like to thank again all of the exhibitors and those who were involved in this Exhibition for theirsupport and cooperation.
I expect that further business development and international communications would be continuously
promoted utilizing JA2012 as the catalyst.
Chairman Satoshi Hasegawa
General Incorporated Association The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies● Exhibition Overview
Oct 9 (Tue.) to 14 ( Sun.), 2012
at Port Messe Nagoya
Oct 12 (Fri.) to 14 ( Sun.), 2012
at Central Japan International Airport (Centrair)【Organizer】
The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (SJAC )【Special Supportes】
Aichi & Nagoya Support Council (Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya City, Tokoname City,
Chubu Economic Federation, Nagoya Chamber of Commerce and Industry, 		Nagoya Industries Promortion Corporation , Nagoya Convention & Visitors bureau,
Chubu Aerospace and Technology, Center, Central Japan International Airport :Centrair【Supportes】
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Land,
Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Cabinet Office, Ministry of Foreign Affairsof Japan, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Ministry of Education,
Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan Tourism Agency, Embassy of USA
and others, JAXA, JETRO, NEDO, and other related organization● Participants		
● Number of Exhibitors			● Number of Exhibition Booths● Business Meetings● Number of Visitors (Trade day)						
● Number of Visitors(Public day)						● Exhibition Space			● Press and Media coverage
			
			
			

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32 countries and areas
664 companies and organizations(including 28 Centrair)
243 Booths (993 Exhibition stands)
3,497 (organizer management 2 days)
21,753 (4 days)※ net count daily accumulated byregistrants
141,131※ 20,454 (Port Messe)※ 120,677 (Centrair)
Port Messe 27,000 ㎡
Centrair 100,000 ㎡
111 companies, 390 reporters
90 on TV, newspapers, magazines,
officialgazettes
270 thousands copies of brochures andposters
130 thousands copies of official
programs and site maps, etc.

NAGOYA INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION CENTER - PORTMESSE NAGOYA● The largest convention center in Chubu district (central japan), which consists of 3 exhibition halls and has an area of 34,000 ㎡ .
● Facilities: event hall, community hall, and car parking space for 8,200 cars.
● Access: 24 minutes by Aonami line from Nagoya station to Kinjyo-futo station, and 5 minutes on foot.

Overall condition in trade day from Oct. 9 (Tue.) to 12 (Fri.)
Our 4 days event were blessed with good weather, the exhibition halls were thronged with many visitors. Basd on the
exhibition concept, it was resulted that the exhibition was made much of business/trade than display for public.

Exhibition in Port Messe Hall 1 and Hall 3.
Exhibitor companies and organizations: 437 (domestic), 199 (overseas)
Participants:
32 countries and areas
Number of Visitors (Trade day):
21,753
Number of Visitors(Public day):
20,454
Total visitors:
42,207
Achievement rate:
104%

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Exhibition by organizer and site operation● Exhibition features the 100 years history of Japanese aeronauticaltechnology .(Hall 1)
Editorial supervisor:		Yoshitomo Aoki, (Aviation journalist)

Cooperation:
		

Hitoyoshi City, Kumamoto Prefecture (full-scale replica of the Hans Grade		

airplane), Mitubishi Heavy Industries co., Kawasaki Heavy Industries co., Fuji		Heavy Industries co., Ministry of Defense, Kakamigahara Aerospace Science		Museum, JAXA, etc.

Abstract:		

100 years have elapsed since an airplane flied in over Japanese sky for the first		time. The history of aeronautical manufacturing technology in Japan for these		

years is presented with photographs and precise models. Full scale replica of		Hans Grade airplane is displayed, which flied with Captain Kumazo Hino on the		same day as official first flight in Japan with Captain Tokugawa in 1910.

● Japanese companies participating actively in space .(Hall 1)
Editorial supervisor:

		

Shigeyoshi Hata(SJAC Sinior Vice President)

Cooperation:
		

JAXA, Japan Space Forum, Educational Research Office of Mito City, Kamiuchuu co.

Abstract:		Paper craft rocket model chronologically showing development history of world		and J apanese rockets and 1/10 scale paper-craft of typical satellite servicing in		Japan are displayed to present the activities of Japanese companies.

● Exhibition of precise scale radio-control airplane .(Hall 1)
Editorial supervisor:		

Shuichi Miya(SJAC Marketing Director)

Cooperation:
		

Volunteers of Radio-control airplane flying club in Japan

Abstract:		

1/9 to 1/2.5 scale models of flyable Radio-control airplanes are displayed.

		Domestically-produced Japan Self Defense Force airplane such as US-2, F-2,

		

T-1, etc. and Domestic and foreign fighter planes of world war II such as Rei-		

Sen(Zero-fighter),Hayabusa(Ki-43 Osker), Hayate(Ki-84 Frank),		

Hien(Ki-61 Tony), Spitfire, Mustang, etc. are displayed.

● Operation of JA2012 Official Shop
Cooperation:		Tokyu Hands co., Central Japan International Airport Co.

Abstract:		

SJAC sold the official program (presenting the status and forecast of 				Japanese aerospace industry), JA2012 anniversary goods (caps, stickers, and		

T-shirts etc..)● Operation of Customer Support office .(Hall 3)
		

SJAC support the business exhibitors with customer satisfaction.

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CENTRAL JAPAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT - CENTRAIR● The international airport connecting 16 domestic cities and 29 oversea cities.
● 3,500 m Runway useable for 24 hours, 9 million passengers a year and the ranking 6th busiest in the nation.
● Access: 28 minutes from Nagoya station via the quickest route.
● Universal design is incorporated.
● No.1 in the world of CS satisfaction by size of passenger number in 2011 with diversified business such as the fullness of commercial facilities.
● Famous as the airport shipping B787 primary structure assemblies to Seattle.

Exhibition at airport was held for the first time in 29 years, to appeal Japanese development ability of aerospace . In
addition, to develop young human resources needed to future aerospace industry and to much more understanding
on it, the booth showing various jobs. The exhibition at the airport was held successfully beyond our original plan,with flight demonstration of Blue Impulse despite of the restriction due to the first trial at international airport, good
weather, and visiting of more than 100 thousands aerospace fans.

● Aircraft static display / flight demonstration. We could receive more than 100 thousands visitors in well prepared airport without causing
such influence to the normal operation at international airport.
● Proactive participation of aircraft and helicopters.
Many aircraft were welcomed by of related organizations such as Self-defense Force,
Japan Coast Guard, Fire department, Japan Civil Aviation Bureau, Newspaper companies, and other companies, between their tight operatingschedules.
● Flight demonstration of Blue Impulse. Special arranged flight such as “Cupid”, “Sakura”, etc. for 10 minutes flight demonstration between
the international airport operation, and received appreciate by many aerospace fans looking forward to it.

4● Demonstration of Dream-lifter Uploading operation.
Two of only four Dream-lifters all over the world gathered at Centrair.
Opportunities of close watch were provided the uploading operation of the 787 primary structures of fuselage(manufactured by KHI) and center wing (manufactured by FHI). At the same day, other Dream-lifter departed to Seattlewith loading both wings (manufactured by MHI) on the day before.

Introduction to aerospace occupations to aerospace industries● Crowded booths of introduction to aerospace occupations
Many visitors had a good understanding how to become a pilot, mechanic, air traffic controller with brief and exhibition
at education agency and company’s booths.

5Various Ceremonies and Communication in aerospace industries
The maxium number of media coverage at opening ceremony was recorded in our international
exhibitions focusing on aerospace business!

It was very welcomed the governor of Aichi Prefecture, Mr. Omura, the mayor of Nagoya city, Mr. Kawamura, and otherexecutives in local economic communities and executives of aerospace industry as guests to our opening ceremony. At
that day, media coverage more than 100 companies and 350 presses gathered which was unprecedented start as theinternational exhibition of B to B type focusing on business trade.

Areal distribution of exhibitors companies / organizations

Preview for Exhibition
High rank officials of Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, Aichi prefectural government, Nagoya city government, andother executives of local municipalities, economic communities, major companies visited the respective booths in showing
over with SJAC commissioner showing over. SJAC received a lot of expectations by V.I.P..

Reception
Opening reception was held greatly and genial with more than 600 guests, including officials of public offices,municipalities, embassies, exhibitor companies, organizations .

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JA2012 Exhibitor List (Partial Abstract)
Japan Aerospace Exhibition 2012 (JA2012) Exhibitor’s List (Some extracts)■ Foreign Exhibitors
A.S.I (Agenzia Spaziale Italiana)
Asto-und Feinwerktechnik Adlershof GmbHADS GROUP LTD
AgustaWestland Sp.A
Air Ambulance Technology
ALCOA FASTENING SYSTEMS
Analytical Graphics, Inc
ARIANESPACE
Asian Press GroupBCI Aerospace
Torino Piemonte Aerospace
BINDER TECHNOLOGIE GMBH
KANFIT LTD.
DURR SYSTEMS GMBH
The Boeing Company
Bombardier
China Industrial Group in Japan Officee2v
EADS
Emmbassy of CANADA
Government of British Columbia
Government of Ontario
Government of Quebec
Totsu International Co.,Ltd
DCM Aerospace
Aerospace Weldong Inc.
CREAFORM JAPAN Co., Ltd.
Avcorp Industries
Embassy of the Czech Republic
Association of the Aviation Manufacturers
Confederation of the Czech Aviation Industry
Czech Space Alliance
Evektor, spol. s r.o.
UNIS, a.s.
Frentech Aerospace s.r.o.
Iguassu Software Systems a.s.
Ministry of Transport of the Czech RepublicCzechInvest
Embassy of The Republic of Poland, Trade& Investment Promotion Section
Zaklad Szybowcowy "Jezow" - Henryk Mynarski
Polish "Aviation valley" and 9 companies
Polish Agency for Enterprise Development
Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency
Industrial Development Agency (Special Economic Zone
EURO-PARK MIELEC)ZELNAR Zaliad Narzedziowy Sp. ｚ o.o. (Aviation Valley)
Firma Projektowo-Uslugowa "WALDREX" Sc. (Aviation Valley)
CAV AEROSPACE LIMITED Sp. ｚ o.o. (Aviation Valley)
Norbert Polska Sp. ｚ o.o. (Aviation Valley)"Aviation Valley" Association (Aviation Valley)
Port Lotniczy Lublin S.A. (Aviation Valley)
FIN Sp. ｚ o.o. (Aviation Valley)
Zaklady Metalowe ERKO (Aviation Valley)
REMOG Polska Sp. ｚ o.o. (Aviation Valley)
PPHU ROYAL - STAR (Aviation Valley)
Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce andIndustry (FICCI）
FIDAE
Honywell Aerospace
HW LIMA Sdn Bhd(LIMA2011)
ILA 2014 Berlin Air Show/Messe Berlin
Impro (China) Limited
Infotech Enterprises
International Aviation and Space Salon MAKS
International Aerospace Quality Group(IAQG)
International Science and Technology Center
Jena-Optronik GmbH
Kallman Worldwide, Inc
Business Oregon
Kitco Defense
Advanced Tech Supply, Inc
Breeze-Eastern
TW Metals
Kulite Semiconductor ProductAerojetEsterline
Esterline Control Systems
Esterline Power Systems
NAVY BMD
Pratt & Whitney
Aethercomm, Inc.
Avion Teq
General Atomics Aeronautical Systems Inc.
Rogerson Kratos
State of California
Toughguard, LLC
US Embassy
Viking Aerospace
Hydraulics International
Korea Aerospace Industries Association(KAIA)
Korean Pavilion - Kotra / KAIADANAM System Inc.
e-PAP KOREA Co., Ltd
Firstec Co., Ltd
Gyeongnam Technopark
Korea Aerospace Research Institute (KARI)
Korea Aerospace Technology Institute (KATRA)
Korea Electronics Technology Insyitute (KETI)
Korea Lost-Wax Co., Ltd
SAMCO
YEONHAB PRECISION CO., LTD
Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency
KOREA JIG & FIXTURE
LORD CORPORATIONLOCKHEED MARTINLUPA AIRCRAFT MODEL
Motor Sich JSC
NBAA
Parker Hannifin Cotporation Aerospace Group
Parts Base Inc.
Phillips Screw Company
PROMEXICOSPECIALTY COATING SYSTEMS/PARYLENE JAPANState of Missouri, Department of Economic
State of North Carolina Japan OfficeTaiwan Aerospace Industry Association
Aerospace Industrial Development Corporation
Chenfull International Co., Ltd.
Aero Win Technology Corporation
Magnate Technology Co., Ltd.
Gloria Material Technology Corp.
TOPKET Excellence In Composites
Avio Cast Inc.
National Aerospace Fasteners Corporation

Committee for Aviation Industry Development, MOEA
Metal Industries Research & Development Centre(MIRDC)TIMETTIODIZE
Ubifrance(Coparticipation with GIFAS)GIFASASB GROUP
LISI AEROSPACEFIGEAC AEROSUNAEROTHALES
Zhuhai Airshow Co., Ltd.

■ Domestic Exhibitors
IHI Corporation
IHI AEROSPACE Co.,Ltd.
AICHI・NAGOYA Aerospace Industries Cluster
O&M HEATER CO., LTD.
SANKO HAMONO SEISAKUJO CO., LTD.
PELICAN PRODUCTS
Maedashell. Co., Ltd.
TSUCHIYA CO., LTD.
AKEBONO INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
AIKOKU ALPHA CORPORATIONTOHMEI GROUP : TOHMEI INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
TOHMEI GROUP : TOHMEI ENGINEERING CORPORATIONTOHMEI GROUP : PNC CO., LTD.
TOHMEI GROUP : IBARAGI INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION
Nagoya Airport Terminal Building Co., Ltd.
AERO ASAHI CORPORATION
NAKANIHON AIR SERVICECHUOZUKEN Co., Ltd.
TOYOSEIKO CO., LTD.
Kato Seimitsu Kogyo Corp.
CHUO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
WADA GROUP : WADA AIRCRAFT TECHNOLOGY
AERO INC.
CRE Co., Ltd.
Asahi Kinzoku Kogyo Inc.
TOYO KOKU DENSHI CO., LTD.
Sistec Inoue Corporation
NISHIMURA WORKS Co., Ltd.
SANKO MFG CO., LTD.
TEKNIA Co., Ltd.
TOKAI OPTICAL CO., LTD.
HAYAKAWA CO., LTD.
TOKYO LOST-WAX IND. CO., LTD.
Greater Nagoya Initiative Center
CHURYO ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
BEST-TECH CO., LTD.
Altech Corporation
G・N・S Co., Ltd.
PAIONIA FURYOKUKI CO., LTD.
SANDVIC K.K. COROMANT COMPANYMEIKO TRANS CO., LTD
Gamagoori Seisakujo. Ltd.
Aichi Prefecture
Nagoya City
Aerospace Symposium Executive Committee
OPTON CO., LTD.
Sumika Chemical Analysis Service, Ltd
ITT Cannon, Ltd.
Accurate Inc.
ASCOT COMPANY LTD.
Atlas Copco KK
ANEST IWATA Corporation
Altech Co., Ltd
Alpfa Aviation Co., Ltd.
Amphenol Japan Ltd.
Ampex Japan Ltd.
EAGLE INDUSTRY CO.,LTD.
Ishikawa-Gumi, Ltd.
Ishikawa Sunrise Industries Creation Organization
Asashita Mekki Co., Ltd.
Sanyo-Seiki Co., Ltd.
TAKABAYASHI MFG. CO., LTD.
TANIDA LTD.
FITTING KUZE CO., LTD.
FUKADA HEAT TREATMENT CO., LTD.
MATSUMOTO MACHINE CO., LTD.
ITOCHU Aviation Co., Ltd.
ITOCHU Corporation
Itochu Techno-Solutions Corporation
UEMURA GIKEN
Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency
AERO FACILITY CO., LTD.
Satellite Positioning Research and Application Center
NTN Corporation
NTK INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION
Ebina Denka Kogyo Co.,Ltd.
MTS Japan Ltd.
OSG CORPORATIONOKOUCHI METAL CORPORATION
Okayama Prefecture Industrial Promotion Foundation
OLYMPUS CORPORATIONKAIGAI CORPORATIONKANAGAWAJASPA Co., Ltd
KANEMATSU AEROSPACE CORPORATIONKANEMATSU CORPORATIONKARL STORZ ENDOSCOPY JAPAN K.K.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd.
KAWAJU GIFU SERVICE Co., Ltd.
KIGUCHI TECHNICS INC,KISCO LTD.
Gifu Prefecture / Kakamigahara City
Gifu Plastic Industry Co., Ltd
Kawasaki Gifu Co-operative Society
APC AEROSPESIALTY INC.
VR Techno Center, Inc.
FPS INC.
Center for Nanosatellite Testing, Kyushu Institute ofTechnology & Council the Promotion of Aerospace
Development in Kyushu
Kyokuto Boeki Kaisha, Ltd.
CHRONIX. INC
KYB Corporation
WING AVIATION PRESS CO., LTD
Aviation Reserch Institute Ltd.
Koku News co.ltd
KOBE AIRPORT
Kobe Steel, Ltd. Kobelco Research Institute, Inc.
CORNES Technologies Limited.
Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism
Civil Aviation Bureau

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KOJIMA PRESSS INDUSTRY CO.,LTD
COSMO SOUND Co.,Ltd.
San-En-Nanshin Aerospace Cluster
Hamamatsu Chamber of commerce and Industry
IWAKURA WELDING INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
S-TEC Co., Ltd.
ENSHU Limited
ORION TOOL CO., Ltd.
KANEKO GEAR MFG. Co., LTD.
Sakai Sangyo. Co., Ltd
TECHNO MOTOR ENGINEERING CO., LTD.
Broach Industry Co., Ltd
AOYAMA SEIKO CO., LTD.
Aerospace IIDA
KENKOSEIKI WORKS CO., LTD.
AIESU SEIKO CO., LTD.
YASAKI MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
IIDASEIKI CO., LTD.
USETECH CO., LTD.
SANKYO INTEC CO., LTD.
KYOUWASEIKO CO., LTD.
AKABA WORKS CO., LTD.
KURODASEIKI CO., LTD
HAMASHIMASEIKI CO., LTD.
NE CO. LTD.
SANYO MACHINE WORKS, LTD.
Sanyo Netsu Kogyo Co.,Ltd.
Sunwa Trading Corporation
JTECT CORPORATIONJBM Corporation
JEPICO
Innovation Shikoku
Protec Co., Ltd
Sound Science Co., Ltd
Shizuoka - Prefecture
SHIMADZU CORPORATIONSHIMA SEIKI MFG., LTD.
JAIF-KANSAITERAUCH MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
KOYO NETSUREN CORPORATIONHARDLOCK Industry Co., Ltd.
Next-generation Aviation Parts Suppliers Network (OWO)
Nissin Systems Co., Ltd
YURA AERO NETWORK
Department of Aerospace Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan University
JUPITOR CORPORATION
Shoshin Corporation
National Institute of Information and Communications
Technology
THINKY CORPORATION
SINTOKOGYO,LTD.
SINFONIA TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
ShinMaywa Industries, Ltd
SKYLABEL Co.,Inc.
SKY Perfect JSAT Corporation
SUGINO MACHINE LIMITED
Staubli KK
SNAP ON TOOLS JAPAN K.K.
Sumitomo Precision Products Co., Ltd.
ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS CO., LTD.
Sennheiser Japan k.k.
SOGO SPRING MFG. CO., LTD
SOLTON CO., LTD.
Daiichi Institute of Technology
Daiichi System Engineering
University Space Engineering Consortium(UNISEC)
Daicel Corporation
DAIDO STEEL CO.,LTD.
TAIWAN TRADE CENTER
Dassault Systemes K.K.
TAMAGAWA SEIKI CO., LTD.
CHUKIN CO,Ltd
Chugoku District Aircraft Relation Industrial Cluster
Yamaguchi Industrial Promotion Foundation
Okayama Prefecture Industrial Promotion Foundation
Hiroshima Industrial Promotion Organization
Hibikiseiki Inc.
Kondo Engineering Co., Ltd.
Meiwa Kousakusyo corp.
Shinkawa Electric co., Ltd
Sanyo Ironworks Corporation
TODA RACING Co., Ltd.
YAMAMOTO METAL TECHNOS CO., LTD.
UNION ARROW TECHNOLOGIES INK.
HORI METAL FINISHING IND. LTD.
HIROKO Jet Technology
Shimonoseki Manufacturing Clusters Team
Chunichi Craft Co., Ltd. DSI Laser Department
Chubu Bureau of Economy,Trade and Industry
Central Japan International Airport Co., Ltd.
TEAC CORPORATIONTACC Corporation
DDC Electronics K.K.
Teikyo University
Deloitte Tohmatsu Consulting Co., Ltd.
DEUTSCH JAPAN LIMITEDTOKYO KEIKI INC.
Tokyo Sokki Kenkyujo Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Metropolitan Government
AMATERASSHIONO SEISAKUSHO CO., LTD.
Mimasu Industries Co., Ltd.
Tamayakin Co., Ltd.
YOSHIMASU SEISAKUSHO CO., LTD.
Kamijima Netsushori Co., Ltd.
NAGASE CO., LTD.
Osaki Kinzoku Co., Ltd
Denkahimakukougyou Co., Ltd.
YAMATOGOKIN Co., LTD.
Metal Technology Co., Ltd.
Tokyo Big Sight Inc.
Totsu International Co.,Ltd
Tohoku Aerospace Industry Forum
Tohoku University, Institute of Fuluid Science
Tohoku University, Division of Mechanical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering
ULVAC TOHOKU Inc.
Tachibana Machining WorksAKIMOKU IRON WORKS CO.,LTD.
Plant yonezawa Inc.
STAR SEIKI CO., LTD
Akita Seiko Co., Ltd
KYOWA CO.,LTD.
DOME CARBON MAGIC
Toray Industries, Inc.
Todo International Inc.
T O C H I G I A E R O S PAC E I N D U S U T R Y P R O M O T I O NCONFERENCE・TOCHIGI AEROSPACE CONFERENCE

Arktech Co., LTD.
ICS Corporation
Ishii Machinery Co., LTD.
ACM Tochigi Co., Ltd.
KIKUCHI GEAR CO., LTD.
Sakra Rubber Co., Ltd.
TETSUKA CREATE CO., LTD.
TOMEI DIAMOND CO., LTD.
TOHTO INDUSTRIES LTD.
Tochizawa Die&Mold factory CO., LTD.
MATSUMOTOSEIKO co., ltd.
Yuhara Mfg Co., Ltd.
TOYAMA Aircraft Industry Network
ISHIGANE SEIKI CO., LTD
Komatsu NTC Ltd.
Shikino High-Tech Co., Ltd
Incorporated company sky
Sugino Machine Limited
TATEYAMA MACHINE CO., LTD.
NAKAYAMADENZAI Inc.
FINE TECH CO., LTD.
Hokuriku Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
mizuno-machinery Inc.
UNIZONE Co., Ltd.
Retex Co., Ltd
Washi Bean Co., Ltd.
TOYOTA TSUSHO CORPORATIONNAGASHIMA FITTING CO.,LTD.
NAKANO AVIATION CO., LTD.
Nagano Techno Foundation
AKADA INDUSTRY Co., Ltd.
GEN Corporation
KOA Corporation
shisaku.biz (Prototype Fablication Network Japan)
TOKYO SEIDEN CO., LTD.
Hanyuda Co., Ltd.
Hara Seisakusyo Co., Ltd.
Nacelle Cp., Ltd.
NAVICOM AVIATION CORPORATION
Nabtesco Corporation
NARITA INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT CORPORATIONNIIGATA SKY PROJECTNIDAK SEIMITSU,INC
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHINBUNNITTO OPTICAL CO., LTD.
ESI Japan ltd.
JAPAN AEROSPACE CORPORATIONNIPPON AIRCRAFT SUPPLY CO., LTD.
JIC Quality Assurance Ltd.
JAPAN AIRLINESThe Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences
The Sciety of Japanese Aerospace Companies, Japanese
Aerospace Quality GroupThe Sciety of Japanese Aerospace Companies, The
Product Support Meeting for StudyJapanese Aero Engines Corporation
Japan Aircraft Development Corporation
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry,Limited
The Japan Cee-Bee Chemical Co., Ltd.
NSK Ltd.
NIPPON EXPRESS CO.,LTD.
NEC
NIPPI Corporation
Japan Buisiness Aviation Association
National Buisiness Aviation Association
JETRO
Nihon Pall Ltd.
nihon maruko
Gifu Prefecture
HARADASEIKI Co.,LTD.
B.C.C CO.,LTD
PPG Aerospace
Hitachi Metals, Ltd.
HIROBO LIMITED
FARO Japan, Inc.
FUKUOKA PREFECTURE AIRCRAFT INDUSTRYPROMOTION MEETING
FUJI Industries CO., LTD.
FUJI AIR TOOLS CO.,LTD.
fujikowa industry co.,ltd.
FUJI HEAVY INDUSTRIES LTD.
Fusoh Shoji Co., Ltd
KK. BLUM LMTTHE FURUKAWA BATTERY CO., LTD.
HAYNES INTERNATIONAL KK
Defense Structure Improvement Foundation (BSK)HOKOKU CO.,LTD.
Av i a t i o n Te c h n o l o g y a n d M e c h a n i c a l A c o u s t i c s
Laboratory, Department of Mechanical engineering,
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Hosei University
Hokkaido Aerospace Science and Technology Incubation
CenterMainami Kuko Service Co., Ltd.
MATERION BRUSH JAPAN LTD.
MARUBUN CORPORATION
Marubeni Information Systems Co., Ltd.
MANTEN Project
Mitsui Seiki Kogyo Co., Ltd.
Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co., Ltd.
MITSUBISHI HEAVY INDUSTRIES,LTD.
Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION
Aerospace Union Miyagi and Aircraft Market & Technology Research Assosiation
KYOYU Co., Ltd
HONDASEIKI Co., Ltd
HIKITISEIKO Co., Ltd
TETSUEIGIKENTOMESEICHO Co., Ltd
ONOSEIKI Co., Ltd
Airclaft Spport Company GroupTDC CORP
KOIWAI Incorporation Limited
ENU ESU KIKI Co., Ltd
DSS Corporation
Miyagi Aircraft Market & Technology Reserch Assosiation MEIRA Co.
MORIMURA BROS.,INC.
YAMAZAKI MAZAK CORPORATIONYUSEN LOGISTICS CO.,LTD
Yokogawa Electric Corporation
Yokogawa Denshikiki Co., Ltd.
Yokohama Engineering Service Ltd
Rand Technologies Japan KK
RealViz, Inc.
RIKEN DENGU SEIZO CO.,LTD.

B to B (No.1) - Business meetings, Organizer management
Analysis of participant company to BCI business meetings (survey retrieval rate:37%)

Registration procedure flow
Application for exhibitor (JA2012 homepage)

Application in JapaneseApplication in English

Download/filling up an application
form by online site

Direct application by online site

Send by FAX

Send by E-mailOn-line filling up by BCI staff after
translation to English

Receipt of ID and password by E-mail to access the online catalog

Registration procedure completed8B to B (No.2) - Open business meetings between exhibitors
Active business meeting were performed between companies other than BCI business meetings in JA2012.
Especially, Hundreds of aggressive individual meetings were held by Japan Aerospace Industry Forum (JAIF), Tokyo
Metropolis , JETRO, etc.

Analysis No.2 of participant company to BCI business meetings
1. The participant were apt to apply for overseas companies 		
compared with the proportion of home/abroad exhibitor 		
companies.
2. For the company categories, the overwhelming majority 		are suppliers other than prime contract / Tier-1 companies, so
naturally small and medium-sized enterprises.
3. For the buyers, 70 to 80 % of them are airline companies, prime
contract companies, and Tier-1 companies of home and abroad,so excellent opportunities for business meeting were given.
4. Estimating that 50% of suppliers would like to get contract for
manufacturing work as Tier-2 and Tier-3 companies, other
50% of them would like to offer the package work such as
test equipments, jigs, fasteners, analysis contract, etc., to prime
contract companies and Tier-1 companies.
5. In our industry,although number of prime contractor in civil
airclaft companies are limited,however,as the operations for
787 and new developments for unmanned air vehicles,engines
system components increased,the more business opportunities
in test for quipments and support equipments for developpment
occur. So, there is a sufficient chance of B to B project at theexhibition having a few airline / prime contract companies.
9SEMINARS and SYMPOSIUMSKEYNOTE SPEECH●「Perspective of Future Aerospace Industry in Japan」Lecture：Mr. Ikuro Sugawara(Director General, METI）●「Japan National Space Policy 」Lecture：Mr. Junya Nishimoto（Director General, Office of National Space Policy,
Cabinet Office）※ METI(Manufacturing Industries of Economy Trade and Industry)

SPESIAL SPEECH●「The History and Future of the Military Aircraft Development Japan」Lecture：Lt.General. Hisao KOGA
(Director,Department of Air Systems Development Technical Research and Development Institute, MoD)●「Activity of JAXA for Aerospace Exploration」 Lecture：Mr. Kiyoshi Higuchi(Vice President, JAXA)●「Japan-made MRJ to the World」 Lecture Mr. Hideo Egawa(President, Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation)●「Perspective of Future Aerospace Industry and expectation to Japanese Aerospace Industry」 Lecture：Mr.David P.
Hess(Chairman, AIA)●「Research & Development Cooperation between Europe and Japan, Now and Future」Lecture：Dr. Rudolf Strohmeier(Deputy Director, European Commission)※ MoD(Ministry of Defense)

SJAC SEMINARS
Cooperation with US/Europe and the Expectation to Japanese Aerospace industry●「Boeing 7 87 Lessons Learned」 Lecture：Mr. Luckey, Jeffrey G (Vice President, 787 Supplier Management)●「The Future of Global Defense Partnership」Lecture：Mr. R. Kirkland(Vice President, Lockheed Martin)●「Pratt & Whitney Next Generation Product Family Overview」Lecture：Mr. Bob Saia (Vice President)●「RFC Flight Test Demonstration」Lecture：Mr. Osamu Funatogawa(IHI )●「UTC Aerospace Systems' current Business and expectation to Japan」Lecture：Mr. Geoffrei Newma (Director)●「Roadmap of Collaborative Research Between Europe and Japan in Aeronautic field」Lecture：Mr.Patrick de Prevaux(Director, ASD, Rep. of SUNJET)●「Collaborative Development Activity with European Union」Lecture：Mr. Atsuhiko Sakabe (FHI)●「Airbus Innovation and Expectation to Japan」Lecture：Mr. Luis Nobre (Airbus)●「Rolls-Royce's Current Business and expectations to Japan」Lecture：Mr. Nick Peacock (Program Exective)●「Thales Current Business and Expectation to Japan」Lecture：Mr. Loic De la Bourdonnaye (Director)

Space Seminar 〜 Space Policy in major countries and Japan's space utilization strategy 〜●「Small Satellite Challenge」Lecture：Professor Sir Martin Sweeting (SSTL )●「NASA:Current Activities, Future Plans and the Importance of International Cooperation」Lecture：Mr. Christpher
Blackerby ( NASA )●「The French Space Development - Preparing the next 50 years」Lecture：Mr. Mathieu GRIALOU-OSAWA (CNES in
Japan)●「ASI strategy and main Italian space programs」Lecture：Mr. Mario Cosmo (Director)●「Russian ISTC and Collaborative Programs with Japan」Lecture：Dr. Tatiana Ryzhova（Russian ISTC）●「Japan Space Industry Policy」Lecture：Mr. Takashi Kadomatsu（Director, Space Industry Office, METI）●「Promotion of QZSS service project」Lecture：Mr. Eigo Nomura（Office of National Space Policy, Cabinet Office）●「JAXA's collaboration with space industries」Lecture：Mr. Mitsuru Watando (JAXA)●「Development of space systems and global expansion of space utilization」Lecture：Mr. Susumu Sanbonmatsu(President, Japan Space Systems)●「Japanese H-II A/B Launch Vehicle : Today and Future Plan」Lecture：Mr. Shoichiro Asada (MHI)●「Challenge of the thruster export」Lecture：Mr. Yutaka Sato（IHI Aerospace）●「State and views of the satellite manufacturers」Lecture：Mr. Masaki Adachi (NEC)Overviews of Foreign Aerospace Markets/Major OEMs Procurement & Supply Chain Policy●「Overview of Canada's Aerospace Industry」Lecture：Mr. Jim Quick（President AIAC)●「The Bombardier Way of Managing Global Supply Chain」Lecture：Mr. Jean-Francois Tessier ( Director)●「Risk Management in Boeing's Global Supply Chain」Lecture：Mr. Jeff LUCKEY (Vice President)●「All MHI Procurement Enhancement and Supply Chain Management for Commercial Airplane Business」Lecture：
Mr. Nobuhiro Takeshima (MHI)●「Mexico Opportunities for aircrafts parts manufacturing」Lecture：Mr. Rodolfo Esau de Garza de Vega（Promexico）●「Polish Aviation Sector」Lecture：Mr. Arkadiusz Tarnowski (Deputy Director, PAIiIZ)●「How Korea-Japan can cooperate in the aerospace industry field」Lecture：Mr. Choon Young (Peter) Song (Korea
Aerospace University)●「EADS/Airbus Global Sourcing」Lecture：Mr. Antoine Gaugler (EADS)●「Avio Corporate Purchasing」Lecture：Mr. Paolo Sciascia (Avio)●「Quebec Aerospace, a Vital and Wide Ranging Sector」Lecture：Mr. Andre Bazergui(CRIAQ) / Mr. Mohan Patel (IQ)●「Procurement Measures and Policies of Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Aerospace Company」Lecture：Mr. Hisashi
Sugitani (KHI)●「Malaysian Aerospace Industry Outlook」Lecture：Mr. Shamsul Kamar Abu Samah (MIGHT)●「Overview of UK Industry」Lecture：Mr. David Scotter (ADS)10

SEMINARS and SYMPOSIUMS
Defense Seminar●「Japan's Prospect for International Cooperation in Defense R&D: Opportunities and Obstacles」Lecture：Dr. Masahiro
Matsumura (Professor, ST. ANDREW'S UNIVERSITY)●「Why is Enterprise Sustainment Critical ?」Lecture：Mr. Joseph Fengler (Director,AIA)●「"The Guideline for Overseas Transfer of Defense Equipment" and Defense Industrial Policy」Lecture：Mr. Hajime
Wakuda ( Director, Aerospace and Defense Industry Division, METI)●「Toward the development of the Strategy on Defense Production and Technological Bases」Lecture：Mr. Masahiro
Kawasaki (Director, Bureau of Finance and Equipment, MoD)●「The History and Future of the Military Aircraft in Japan Ground Self Defense Force」Lecture：Colonel. Katsunori
Sekiguchi (Ground Staff Office, MoD)●「Current Status and Issues of Building Up Maritime Defense Capability of Aviation」Lecture：Captain. Shuji Kitano(Maritime Staff office, MoD)●「Current & Future Air Defense Equipment and Systems in Air Self Defence Force」Lecture：Colonel. Koichi Nishitani(Air Staff office, MoD)●「The International Development and Production of F-2 Fighter - Lesson Learned 」 Lecture：Mr. Mitsuru Hamada (MHI)●「Development Trend of Software Defined Radio」Lecture：Mr. Yutaka Ukegawa (NEC)●「"Hitachi Defense Technologies to Contribute National Security"〜 safe and secure from seabed to outerspace 〜」Lecture：Mr. Toshiaki Arai (Hitachi, Ltd)●「Next Generation of Military Engine」Lecture：Mr. Bjorn Gidner (VP, GE Aviation)●「European industry experience in international cooperation armament programs - how it can contribute to Europe Japan cooperation in defense technology? The helicopter industry example」Lecture：Mr.Philippe Gueguen (Director,
Eurocopter)●「3Ps Overview: US Industry Perspective」Lecture：Mr. Peter Notarianni( VP, Raytheon International)

Latest Trend and Future Prospects of Japanese Aviation Technology●「The Future Plan of JAXA Aeronautics」Lecture：Mr.Toshiyuki Iwamiya (JAXA)●「R&D Activities in ENRI and JCAB CARATS」Lecture：Mr. Kazuo YAMAMOTO (Director, Electronic Navigation ResearchInstitute)●「Advanced Material Application for Aircraft Structure」Lecture：Mr. Kiyoshi Enomoto (RIMCOF)●「The latest trend about the systematization of the product support」Lecture：Mr.Yasuhiro Haruta( MHI ) Mr. Yasuyuki
Kuno (Fujitsu Ltd)●「Prospective of algae fuel and its challenge」Lecture：Mr. Tomohiro Fujita (President, IHI NeoG Algae Neo-Morgan
Laboratory Incorporated)●「Another aviation using UAV and its road」Lecture：Dr. Kakuya Iwata (National Institute of Advanced Industrial
Science and Technology )●「Expectations of insulation material coated with ceramic 」Lecture：Mr. Tatsujiro Ishiko (President, Nissin-Sangyo
Co.,Ltd)●「Challenge for Supersonic Business Travel = Mobility Innovation=」Lecture：Mr. Kimio Sakata (President, SKY
Aerospace Institute)

The Expansion of the Overseas Markets for Japanese Development Aircraft●「Development Progress of MRJ」Lecture：Mr. Hirohide Takaseki (Mitsubishi Aircraft Corporation)●「Overview and the export project of US-2 」Lecture：Mr. Takeshi Kamogashira (Shinmeiwa Industries, Ltd)●「Commercialization of C-2 Transport Aircraft」Lecture：Mr. Masanobu Ogaki (KHI)

Approaches to environmental regulations ICAO 〜 Toward the realization of Green
Aviation 〜●「Japan's Approaches to environmental regulations ICAO (CAEP)」Lecture：Mr. Yoshiya Nakamura●「Direction and Approaches of environmental emission standards for aircraft」Lecture：Mr. Hideki Moriai (MHI)●「Direction and Approaches of Aircraft Noise Standards」Lecture：Mr.Tsutomu Oishi (IHI)●「Approaches to environmental regulations from flight operation point of view」Lecture：Mr.Kozo Funabiki (JAL)

Presentation, Research/Development of Advanced aircraft Technology Development Center
Exhibitors Presentation by each companies / organization

JOINT SYMPOSIUM and INTERNATIONAL MEETIGInternational Aerospace Quality Group(IAQG) Nagoya meeting
Asian Passenger Plane Forum 2012 Organized by Tokyo Metropolitan Government
Aichi-Nagoya Aerospace Symposiums Executive Committee
UN/Japan Nano-Satellite Symposium Organized by UNOOSA / Tokyo University
Nagoya Aeronautics Symposium Organized by JAXA

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Public day events (Port Messe Nagoya)
Visitors event for public day Oct. 12 (Fri.) to 14 (Sun.), 2012
Indoor Guided tour for junior high and high school students
SJAC organized special projects with Chunichi Shimbun co. were performed on Oct. 12(Fri.) to 13 (Sat.). Total 7 groups
and 145 students including 11 students of Nagoya Technical high school, 54 students of Japan Aviation Academy. 10
SJAC Specialists were in charge of tour guide, briefing for them with acceptance. After the session, we recieved themessage of gratitude.

Lecture presentations
Oct. 13(Sat.) and 14 (Sun.), These lecture presentations were projected by the organize to understand more about
aerospace industries. Approximately 1,000 visitors audited these lectures presentations of many lecturers such a JAXA
Astronaut Soichi Noguchi and Mr. Terada Director of JAXA, Professor Takemura of Kyoto University of Art and Design,
Sinior Director of KHI, pilots and cabin attendants of ANA, and pilot of JASDF Blue Impulse demonstration team.

The 8th All Japan Student's Indoor Flying Robot Contest
A contest organized by The Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences was held at Hall 2 on Oct. 13(Sat.) and 14(Sun.). Total 55 teams, from university, technical college , vocational school entered and 1,000 people gathered. Students
flew their hand made airplane and competed with their manufacturing and control technique of it which passed the highrequirement. The first ranking was Tokyo University, followed by Akita National College of Technology, and Nagoya
University.

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Public day events (Central Japan International Airport - Centrair)
Visitors events for public day Oct. 12 (Fri.) to 14 (Sun.), 2012
Through the period. 160 thousands vistors more than the expection particpated. No troubles during the events in safety
and security by sufficient perparation and operation.

Looking closely of the uploading operation in Dreamlifter was gained great popularity on first public event day, Oct. 12.
Flight demonstration by helicopter was performed. Static display of special vehicle for airport. On 13 (Sat.) and 14 (Sun.),with good weather, many people visited these events.

Flight service of Helicopter was performed as a favor ofEurocopter Japan co. through the exhibition period of JA2012.
Invitation flight around Port Messe for 9 (Tue.) to 11 (Thu.) andshuttle flight service for VIP between both event site for 12 (Fri.)
to 14 (Sun.).
At this Centrair, many public visitors gathered each day, whencommemoration flight by Japan Air Self Defence Force's Blue
Impulse was performed on 13 (Sat.) and 14 (San.).

For exhibition site information, posters and brochures were distributed adequately at exit of Meitetsu line airport station,
inside of airport bldg.

SJAC arranged job information area to introduce aerospace occupations in airport bldg with exhibitions of 14 education
agencies /organizations, 8 stores to sell aerospace goods. Many people came every day.
An photo sessions with Blue Impulse pilot and aviation journalist, and performance of “Kumamonn” , titled with 2011
champion of national “Yuru” character contest, helped boost this event.
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Public Relation media announcement activities -1, JA2012 Office■ Promotion for Exhibitors (Master piece)

Exhibitors Guide 12,000 copies

English Guide 7,000 copies

B to B Guide 4,000 copies

Leaflets 150,000 copies

Announcement Ad on Nikkei 3 million copies■ Promotion for visitors (Master piece)
Web promotion

Ad posters on Meitetsu train
1,500 copies

Posters for trade days
(A1) 2,000 copies

Posters for public days
(A1) 3,500 copies

With the unprecedented aid of internet communication via
JA2012 website, sale of special tickets for public days which
was valid for 3 days and web exclusive run up to more than
twice estimated figure.

■ Information service (Master piece)

Centrair site guide(A4) flier 40,000 copies
Official program 6,000 copies
Official guidebook 2,000 copies

Information map for both sites(A2) 80,000 copies

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Public Relation media announcement activities -2
SJAC provided many promotion contents of JA2012 to media regularly for over 2 years, to satisfy exhibitors companies
and organizations. Also, we had made a very conscious effort to satisfy exhibitor’s.
As a result, a great deal of coverages due to this effort is estimated at effect equal to 760 million yen in net advertisingcost. We sincerely appreciate exhibitor’s cooperation to media coverages, interviews, photographing.

■ Newspaper
Advance announcement strategy involved communication for traders on national newspapers, for public day visitors on block andlocal newspaper. A lot of coverage had appeared successfully in cooperation with them. So far, 176 clippings have been piled up.

■ Magazines
SJAC tied up with aerospace special topics in the October issue of monthly “The Economist”. 8 pages of those JA2012 topics
were printed out to 70,000 copies and distributed. Also many other magazines covered JA2012 in event information pages.
During the exhibition, “WING” by aviation newspaper Co., “Show news” by Koku News Co., and a business magazine in English“SHOWDAILY” were published including news about JA2012.

■ TV
NHK Nagoya broadcast station supported us by coverage which includes several news reports a day and aerospace special program on
Oct.12 (Fri.) at 19:30 for 73 minutes with live from JA2012 Port Messe site. Other commercial broadcasters through Tokyo key station
covered news report from Nagoya to all local broadcaster.

■ Government gazette
Before opening, information had been published on government gazette by Aichi prefecture, Nagoya city, Tokoname
city, and other municipalities / organizations, and sufficient support corresponding on their circulation figure were
provided, especially on sales of public days tickets.

■ Internet
Information about JA2012 exhibition outline, exhibit application, and purchase of tickets of exhibition had been
provided sufficiently on official website. At the last minute of opening, our website received 1.5 million accesses everyday. Flight and static infomation of aircraft on SNS, to be useful information sources for aviation.
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Coverage records of major newspapers distributed in the country
Coverage of major newspapers for JA2012 recorded more than 170 clipping articles provided by Chunich, Yomiuri,
Nikkei Sangyo, Nikkan Kogou, etc.

16Basic marketing data
1.Scale(1) Number of Exhibitors (Companies/Organizations , Countries)
Companies/Organizations(3) Number of guest for Ceremony/Reception

Port Messe Nagoya : 636 (Domestic: 437, Overseas: 199)
Centrair :Indoor Exhibition 14
Aircraft Display:
14

Countries

Oct.10

Oct.11

Oct.12

Oct.13

Oct.14

7

Public Office

8

21

Local Government

56

79

Overseas

2

98

Sponsors

1

25

Universities

08

Exhibitors

17

335

Total

91

573

Total

Port Messe Nagoya

Trade dayPublic day

5,570
-

5,875
-

6,154
-

4,154
3,790

8,791

7,873

21,753
20,454

Centrair

Public day

-

-

-

9,670

42,35868,649120,677

5,570

5,875

6,154

17,614

51,14976,522

162,884

Reception

7(2) Number of Visitors
Oct.9

Ceremony

Organizer Representatives

32 Countries/Regions

Total

Organizer Representatives

Participator

42,207

2. Seminars/Symposiums(1) Presented by SJAC

(2) Presented by co-oprate Organization

Day

Subject

Oct.9(Tue.)

Oct.10(Wed.)

Oct.11(Thu.)

Oct.12(Fri.)

Audience

JA2012 Commemorative Speechs

502

Cooperation with US/Europe and the Expectation to Japanese
Aerospace industry

371

Space Seminar

147

Research/Development of Advanced aircraft Technology
Development Center

94

Overview of Foreign Aerospace Markets/Major OEMs
Procurement & Supply Chain Policy (part 1)

251

Defense Seminar

368

Overview of Foreign Aerospace Markets/Major OEMs
Procurement & Supply Chain Policy (part 2)306

Latest Trend and Future Prospects of Japanese Aviation
Technology (Part 1)

171

Approachs to environmental regulations ICAO

26

Latest Trend and Future Prospects of Japanese Aviation
Technology (Part 2)

148

The Expansion of the Overseas Markets for Japanese
Development Aircraft

258

Subject

Organizer

Audience

Oct.10(Wed.)

Asian Passenger Plane Forum 2012 Tokyo Metropolitan Government

140

Oct.11(Thu.)

The Aerospace Industry Zone of"Chubu" District

Aichi-Nagoya Aerospace
Symposiums Executive Committee

136

Nagoya Aeronautics Symposium

JAXA

254

UN/Japan Nano-Satellite
Symposium

UNOOSA, Tokyo University, UNISEC

270

Oct.12(Fri.)

5. Flight Display (at Centrair)
Owner

Model

1

Nagoya City Fire Department

Eurocopter AS365N3

Oct.10,112

Japan Coast Guard Chubu Airport BaseBell 212

Eurocopter Japan Co., Ltd.

3. Business meetings
Meetings

3,497

3Companies

235 (Oversea: 97, Domestic: 138)

4Countries18

4. Static Display (at Centrair)(1) Aircraft (16 Aircrafts)
1

Day

Owner

Model

The Boeing Company

Dreamlifter

EC135

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd./Central Helicopter

BK117

Service, Ltd

5Japan Air Self-Defense Force

6 of T-4 (Blue Impulse)

6

Japan Ground Self-Defense Force

OH-1

6. Exhibition (at Centrair)
Exhibiting Companies and Organizations

2

Diamond Air Service

Mitsubishi MU-300

1

3

Tochigi Association of Aviation

Fuji FA-200

2ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS CO., LTD. (ANA)

4

Utsunomiya Flying Club

Fuji FA-200

3

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd./Central Helicopter Service, Ltd

5

JAXA

Cessna Citation Sovereign

4

College of Naka-nippon Aviation

6

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport andTourism, Civil Aviation Bureau

Global Express

5

Alpha Aviation Co., Ltd7

Chunichi Shimbun

Learjet 31A

6

Sky Creation, Inc.

8

AERO ASAHI CORPORATION

Cessna 560 Citation V

7

Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism,Aeronautical Safety Collage

9Japcon Inc.

WACO

8

Japan Self-Defense Force Aichi Provincial Cooperation Office10

Okayama Air Service Corporation

Cessna C172

9

Department of Aerospace Engineering, Teikyo University

11

Sky Creation, Inc.

Piper Arrow

10

Department of Aeronautics and Astronautics, Tokai University

12

NAKANIHON AIR SERVICE

Beech 200

11

Kimigafuchi Gakuen Sojo University

13

Private owner

Gulfstream G450

12Japan Aviation Academy, Japan Aviation Technical College, Ishikawa

13

The Association for the Preservation of Helicopter History

14

NPO, Steering Committee for Haneda Aerospace Museum

14
15

T-4
Japan Air Self-Defense Force

16

C-1
T-7

7. Public Day Events(2) Helicopter (8 Helicopters)

Indoor Guided tour

Owner

Model

1

Nagoya City Fire Department

Eurocopter AS365N3

2

Japan Coast Guard Chubu Airport BaseBell 212

3

Sky Creation, Inc.

Robinson R-22

4

Eurocopter Japan Co., Ltd.

EC135

5
6
7
8

Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd./Central Helicopter
Service, Ltd
Japan Ground Self-Defense ForceJapan Maritime Self-Defense ForceJAPAN AIRLINES (JAL)

LecturePresentation

BK117
OH-1
UH-1

7 tours (Japan Aviation Technical College, Nagoya
Technical High School, etc.)

145 visitors「What does space smell like, Mr. Noguchi ?」Lecturer: JAXA Astronaut Soichi Noguchi

287 visitors

ANA's Discovery of Secrets of Airline Professions
Lecturer: ANA's pilots and cabin attendants

201 visitors「Global Perspective to Design the Future」
Lecturer: Dr. Shinichi Takemura <Professor, Kyoto
University of Art & Design>

130 visitors「Progress of Space development of Japan」
Lecturer: Mr. Koji Terada <Director., JAXA>

130 visitors「Aviation Technology and Society - Japanese Aircraft: T-4 and Blue Impulse」
Lecturer: Mr. Shigeru Yoshida <Sub chief Designer,
KHI> and Blue Impulse Pilot

195 visitors

The 8th All Japan Student's Indoor Flying Robot Contest
Organizer: The Japan Society for Aeronautical and Space Sciences

SH-60J

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Entry: 55 teams
Visitor: approx.
1,000(on peak)Contact：

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2012 Japan International Aerospace Exhibition (JA2012) Reports (Not for sale)
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Kunihito Isaji , Hiroyuki Uno, Naoya kuno, Tomoko Suzuki, Tomohisa Tanaka, Tetsushi Chidachi, Masayuki Toyoda, 		
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