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Japan Business Report

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CEO Yasuhisa Morita

Morita Chemical continues to lead the industry as its fluorine compounds are applied today globally

Morita Chemical Industries, the first Japanese company to commercially produce hydrofluoric acid

Morita Chemical Industries, the first Japanese company to commercially produce hydrofluoric acid

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How Japan plans to lure the tourist dollar back

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Why a record low yen to dollar exchange rate is a mixed blessing for Japan

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Teikoku Printing Inks integrates eco-friendly ink solutions with superb performance

Teikoku offers the latest solvent-type, ultraviolet and high-definition industrial inks, and has developed advanced printing ink technologies for just about any industry

Teikoku’s high-definition inks provide deep, solid printing on smartphones

Ophtecs eyes simplification of contact lens care with innovative products

The company is behind some of the most innovative contact lens care products – such as the pioneering povidone iodine disinfecting systems it developed in 2001

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NRS lends more than 75 years of expertise transporting dangerous chemicals worldwide

The company is further strengthening its one-stop logistics offering for clients from the chemical industry by expanding its market reach and boosting its digital infrastructure and human resources

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Nissin Medical plans global wheelchair roll-out through international partners

The company produces standard and custom-made wheelchairs for hospitals, the elderly, disabled and athletes, as well as medical and welfare facility products

Nissin Medical - Keiji Matsunaga, president

Nishimura Chemitech backs businesses with first-rate chemical-related products and services

A pathfinder in surface treatment technology for electronic components, Nishimura Chemitech has been mentoring major electronics manufacturers in Japan since the 1960s

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JHR pursues long-term growth with diversified portfolio of competitive hotels

Japan’s largest and oldest hotel real estate investment trust (Reit) owns premium hotel properties in Tokyo Bay, the Osaka/Kyoto areas, Hokkaido, Okinawa and Fukuoka

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Character merchandising key to FURYU’s global expansion

Inspired by the Gion Matsuri festival’s pomp and circumstance, FURYU aims to share the Japanese spirit of entertainment on the global stage

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Furyu - Takashi Mishima, president and CEO

Asset Management One creates sustainable future with power of investment

With more than US$500 billion in assets under management, Asset Management One (AM-One) is pioneering the use of environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards

Asset Mangement One - Minori Komatsu, head of corporate sustainability office

Alpha Corp advancing the science that will save more children from vision loss

Myopia is a public health burden that threatens the quality of life of children and young adults especially in urban areas throughout Asia, where its prevalence has increased rapidly

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Acche’s hydrogen supplements and wellness products offer health boost to global market

Hydrogen has been making waves in wellness communities globally for its touted benefits that include improving metabolic syndrome and decreasing oxidative stress

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SBT seeks to establish a globally interconnected platform for used car exports

Having established market leadership in the used car industry’s B2B and B2C segments, SBT is setting its sights on the budding customer-to-customer market

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Taro Inami, president and CEO.

Yabashi Holdings mines minerals and new talent for greater good

Yabashi Holdings is marking 60 years as a highly reputable and environmentally conscious construction, metal work and limestone mining company

Tatsuyoshi Yabashi, president.

URD creates original current sensor technologies for specific client needs

Short for United Research and Development, URD stands true to its name as the leading inventor in the field of current sensor technology in Japan

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Diversity on campus prepares students for the real world, says JF Oberlin University

JFOU is expanding its graduate programme in gerontology through collaborations with foreign universities, government agencies and industry players in Tokyo

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Electroplating pioneer Tsukada Riken Industry adds value, colour to engineering plastics

Tsukada Riken Industry eagerly shares its know-how to discover the latest technologies that serve customers in the automotive, medical and consumer electronics spaces

Satoshi Shimojima, CEO.

Tsujitomi fastens top spot in Asia’s non-woven fabrics

Fuelled by its openness to new ideas, diversification and traditional Japanese virtues of excellence, Tsujitomi blends history, culture, function and charm into its textiles

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Toyo Paper Manufacturing rolls out in Asia its legacy for quality and innovation

Propelled by innovation and an eye for paper’s endless potential, the company delivers outstanding quality, economy and green values with its comprehensive product range

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TOYO raises bar with higher efficiency, lower cost in rebar processing machinery

Recognising the increasingly fast pace of the global market, TOYO looks forward to carrying on its legacy as an industry pioneer with even more powerful machines

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Yasuo Tanaka, president.

Tomoe encourages adoption of butterfly valves in Asia

Tomoe eyes the petrochemical, energy, and oil and gas sectors as its target industries since they would benefit the most from butterfly valves

Ikutaro Yamamoto, president.

The Pack Corp wraps the planet in more sustainable total packaging solutions

The Pack develops highly customised, eco-friendly flat-bottom paper handbags, food wrappers and other complete packaging solutions to many industries

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Temple University delivers top-ranked global education in the heart of Tokyo

Japan’s oldest and largest foreign university offers American degree programmes and tailored courses in a genuine international learning environment

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Techno Takatsuki pumps up excitement for pneumatic solutions beyond wastewater management

Holding its originality patent for the linear diaphragm pump, Techno Takatsuki continues to lead innovations in pneumatic solutions

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From left, Nozomu Kawasaki, chairman of the board, and Masayuki Kawasaki, president and CEO.

Tamada Corp seeks to protect Asia’s underground environments

Tamada Corp is a leader in underground storage tank design and manufacturing, owning about 70 per cent market share in Japan for the S&F double-wall tank

Yoshihisa Tamada, CEO.

Takisada-Nagoya goes the extra yard in textiles and fashion industry

The Japanese trading company has become a partner of choice for apparel manufacturers, fast-fashion retailers and suppliers from China and around the globe

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Sumiron’s surface protection films meet customer challenge for value creation

Using state-of-the-art adhesive and multicoating technologies, the company has developed a wide range of novel functional films

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