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Partners
Companies and organizations that support the goals of and assist the Japan Pavilion
Sponsor
Official Partner
Toray Industries, Inc. https://www.toray.com/global/
As a materials manufacturer, Toray has created a variety of cutting-edge, high value-added products including fibers and textiles, performance chemicals, carbon fiber composite materials, and products for the environmental, engineering, and life science fields. Toray aims to contribute to the creation of a circular society in the future through the production, collection, and recycling of comfortable uniforms utilizing its high-performance materials.
Teijin Frontier Co., Ltd. https://www2.teijin-frontier.com/english/
Life Evolves With Fibers.
Going Forward for More Possibilities in the Future.
Teijin Frontier will continue to provide solutions that contribute to the realization of a sustainable society by creating new value from fibers with its daring Frontier Spirit.
TOTO LTD. https://www.toto.com/
By popularizing products globally that are both clean and comfortable and environmentally friendly as part of its New Shared Value Creation Strategy TOTO WILL2030, TOTO LTD. aims for contribution to achieving an enriched and comfortable society that takes the global environment into consideration.
TOTO will make efforts to contribute to the Expo by providing visitors with a clean and comfortable experience of toilet culture in Japan.
TEIKEI Co.,Ltd. https://www.teikeigroup.co.jp/
Building a Safer Tomorrow.
We are a security company that provides safety and security with the power of people and machines.
Every one of our approximately 10,000 security guards is highly qualified, and we have established one of the best training systems in the industry.
Mitsubishi Corporation Fashion Co., Ltd. https://www.mcf.co.jp/en/aboutus
Aim to be professionals that support lifestyle
We Mitsubishi Corporation Fashion contribute to realizing a peaceful and healthy society through our business dealing in lifestyle products such as apparel and household goods, as well as a sustainable society by conducting our business in an environmentally friendly way.
MAXIM CO.,LTD. https://maxim-hat.jp/
Now in their 85th year of business, the Maxim brand offers atelier-made hats crafted from soft materials that emphasize breathability and lightness. They are perfect for the summer months, drawing on our experience in creating different uniform hats for expositions and events, including Expo '70 in Osaka.
goyemon Inc. https://www.goyemon.tokyo/
We aim to fuse "Japanese tradition × cutting-edge technology" to create products that seamlessly fit into modern life. Our goal is to share the charm of Japan with younger generations and people worldwide, providing opportunities to feel closer to traditional Japanese culture.
Fukuske Corporation https://www.fukuske.co.jp/
Fukuske Corporation was established in Osaka in 1882 as a traditional Japanese tabi socks shop. Over its 140 years of history, the company has developed a range of expertise, and now deals in products including tabi, socks, legwear and innerwear. The company's corporate philosophy is "Bringing happiness to mind and body. Today's excitement will shape tomorrow's culture," and it offers products and services that enrich the lives of its customers.
Special Collaboration Project: Keio University COI-NEXT (Co-Upcyling), Kanazawa University COI-NEXT (Bioplastics),S.lab Inc.,DigitalArchi Co., Ltd.,HODEN SEIMITSU KAKO KENKYUSHO CO.,LTD.
This exhibition features an advanced "circular manufacturing system" centered on two 6-axis robot arm 3D printers. The system is named Sokaku (meaning "two cranes" in Japanese) as the movements of the large and small robot arms resemble two cranes. Using unique plastic materials blended with unused natural resources, the system exemplifies the comprehensive realization of manufacturing, inspection, finishing, repair and recycling of products.
MATSURI is a project led by CHITOSE Group aimed at establishing an advanced microalgae-based industry in collaboration with over 100 partner enterprises, governmental agencies and academic institutions. As what MATSURI means in Japanese, CHITOSE continues to lead the festival to promote and develop a sustainable society.
MEDICOM TOY CORP. https://www.medicomtoy.co.jp/
Established in 1996 under the slogan “Making things that we want rather than product development based on marketing”, MEDICOM TOY designs and produces various character figures in a wide range of categories from movies, TV shows, comics, video games and etc.
In 2001, the company created a bear-shaped block type figure “BE@RBRICK” which has collaborated with various artists, brands, companies and characters from all over the world.
Kanadevia Corporation https://www.kanadevia.com/english/
Kanadevia Corporation changed their company name effective October 1, 2024. As a solutions partner contributing to the realization of a sustainable, safe and secure society, they continue to embrace their brand concept of “Taking on the challenge, through the power of technology, to create a world that lives in balance with nature” in three core business fields: Decarbonization, Resource Circulation, and Creating Safe and Prosperous Communities.
Supporter
Exhibition Supporter
By harnessing the power of small living organisms, CHITOSE aims to build a photosynthesis-based industry, to create an environment where humans can live in abundance for the next millennium. CHITOSE leads the global bioeconomy by developing practical technologies and collaborating with companies and institutions across Japan and Southeast Asia.
Call for Corporate Sponsors
At the Japan Pavilion, we hope to create and achieve a more appealing pavilion experience by working together with various companies and organizations.
More information about the Japan Pavilion's call for sponsors is posted on the News page.
*Unfortunately, sponsorship details are only available in Japanese.
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jppavilion_sponsorship@expo2025.or.jp