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West Virginia, with its low worker turnover rate and abundant natural resources, is ideal for manufacturing plant locations! We are currently offering explanatory materials that summarize customer feedback!

This document summarizes the locational advantages and basic information about the manufacturing industry in West Virginia. It includes a wealth of information such as access to natural resources, low turnover rates in manufacturing, the highest homeownership rate in the nation, high business survival rates, low disaster risk, strategic locations close to major markets, and robust support for the manufacturing sector. We also feature testimonials from customers who have chosen West Virginia, so please use this information when considering expansion into the manufacturing industry in the United States. [Contents] ■ Basic information about West Virginia ■ State government service support before expansion ■ State government service support after expansion ■ Locational advantages ■ Japanese companies *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.

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We provide follow-up support for small and medium-sized enterprises without experience in overseas expansion, from company establishment to supplier research and obtaining permits! For overseas expansion of manufacturing factories,

West Virginia, one of the 50 states in America, is located in the central eastern part of North America and is an area with a thriving manufacturing industry. When considering expansion into North America, you may start with choosing a convenient location, followed by selecting land and buildings, conducting local market research, obtaining environmental permits, finding housing for Japanese staff, assessing the local living environment, and researching starting salaries. You might be unsure about where and how to begin. We encourage you to take a look at this book, and if you believe that West Virginia is a convenient location for your clients, please consult with us at the West Virginia Japan Representative Office to move on to the next step. [Contents (excerpt)] - About the West Virginia Japan Representative Office - Services and support - Basic information - Features *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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Our company will be exhibiting at the "Japan Best Knit Selection 2026" held at the Tokyo Metropolitan Industrial Trade Center, Hamamatsucho Hall. At this exhibition, we will introduce various digital data that can be searched, viewed, and purchased to assist in the planning, production, and sales of fashion items, centered around our design software <APEXFiz Design>. We will also present our comprehensive web service <yarnbank>, which allows users to search, view, and download yarn information from around the world, as well as our digital content web service <SHIMA Datamall>. Additionally, we will showcase new services we are launching, including a <data creation outsourcing service> that supports everything from planning to product commercialization, and an <aftercare service> that maintains the condition of knitting machines. Exhibition Contents: APEXFiz Design (Design Software) SHIMA Datamall (Digital Content Web Service) yarnbank (Comprehensive Yarn Information Web Service) SHIMANAVI (e-Learning System) Whole Garment and other knit samples <Contact Information> Tokyo Branch, Minami TEL: 03-3246-0511

[Lecture Topics] 1. Current Status of Food Tech Policy Promotion and Future Developments of Plant Factories Ryo Miyamoto, Head of Food Tech Strategy Promotion Group, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 1. Formulation of the "Japan Growth Strategy" and Future Outlook 2. Background and Responses to Food Tech Discussions at the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries 3. Budget Requests for Food Tech for Fiscal Year 2027 4. Current Status and Challenges of Plant Factories, and Direction of Responses 5. Q&A / Business Card Exchange 2. Situation Surrounding Aquaculture and Future Developments Towards the Growth of Land-Based Aquaculture Shingo Fujita, Director of Cultured Aquaculture Division, Fisheries Agency 1. Supply and Demand Trends of Seafood in Japan and Worldwide 2. Production Trends in Japan's Aquaculture Industry 3. "Comprehensive Strategy for the Growth of the Aquaculture Industry" 4. Current Status of Land-Based Aquaculture in Our Country 5. Direction of Land-Based Aquaculture (Japan Growth Strategy) 6. Q&A / Business Card Exchange

[Speaker] Keigo Shibagaki, Director CAIO, Japan Cable Lab, General Incorporated Association [Key Lecture Content] With the rapid evolution of AI, industrial structures, business domains, values, and lifestyles are undergoing significant changes. Some businesses and industries may disappear in an instant. What will not disappear, no matter how much AI evolves, is the homes where people live. Regional businesses, like cable services, which are close to these enduring end users, will be reevaluated in an AI-centric society. How businesses incorporate AI and connect it to growth is crucial. A misstep could lead to being overwhelmed by the wave of AI evolution, resulting in wasted efforts and unnecessary investments. In this lecture, we will discuss how businesses can engage with AI to protect and grow their operations, touching on the direction of technological evolution related to AI, the content of Japan Cable Lab's "Cable AI," and also the AI development engineering at Japan Cable Lab.

[Speaker] Shinya Okimoto, Founder & CEO of Oki Studio LLC [Lecture Topics] Part 1: What is an AI Factory? - A New Industrial Infrastructure for the AI Era Part 2: Who Does the AI Factory Help Grow? - The Structure of Competitive Advantage in Growing Companies Part 3: Where Will the Next Growth Opportunities Arise? - New Business Areas Created by AI Investment Part 4: Where Should Japanese Companies Compete? - Growth Strategies Toward 2030 [Q&A]

To comply with regulations, traceability, and data integrity, the adoption of LIMS and ELN is progressing, along with the networking of analytical instruments such as chromatography and mass spectrometry. However, while automated data collection and centralized management are advancing, new barriers associated with connectivity are also becoming apparent. Data silos due to inconsistent standards among equipment manufacturers, the difficulty of system integration caused by vendor lock-in, as well as cybersecurity risks and significant variations in the IT literacy of researchers and technicians conducting experiments on-site, are major bottlenecks. In this online seminar, we will introduce our next-generation premium electronic balance, the new product "Cubis III," which is gaining attention as one of the solutions to these challenges. We hope you will join us! Date and Time: December 8, 2026 (Tuesday) 13:30 - 14:30 Format: Online (Teams) Registration Deadline: December 4, 2026 (Friday) by 17:00 Participation Fee: Free Please register here: https://sar.to/onlineseminar-1208