| Organization | Details of main activities and our roles |
|---|---|
| Japan Thermosetting Plastics Industry Association | An industry organization made up of domestic thermosetting resin manufacturers. The association takes action concerning the environment, product safety, resource recycling, standardization, and so on relating to thermosetting resin and related products. We lead the association’s operations as deputy chair and promote activities. |
| Japan Association for Chemical Innovation (JACI) | JACI contributes to the development of innovative technologies and the formation of intellectual technology platforms by formulating and proposing chemical technology strategies, encouraging exchanges and collaboration on chemical technology, disseminating information in Japan and overseas, promoting green and sustainable chemistry outreach activities, providing research support to young researchers, proposing human resource development, promoting projects, and other measures. We lead the association’s operations by participating as a director and promote activities. |
| Japan Plastic Sheet Association | The association conducts activities relating to public relations and advertising, establishment, revision, and revocation of standards, environmental measures and safety, and implementation of surveys, research, and guidance regarding rigid polyvinyl chloride sheets and polycarbonate sheets. We promote activities as one of the six member companies. |
| Japan Section of Society of Plastics Engineering Inc. (SPE) | As a body of specialists who possess advanced plastic technologies, the SPE conducts lectures, site visits, the Asia Conference, and other events and encourages exchanges among members. We participate as a director and promote activities. |
| Medical Technology Association of Japan (MTJAPAN) | MTJAPAN provides safe and more innovative medical device technologies (medical devices, medical materials, regenerative medicine, ICT, software for medical applications, healthcare systems, etc.). We participate as a vice chair and promote activities. |
| Keidanren (Japan Business Federation) | Keidanren gathers opinions from the business community on a wide range of important domestic and international issues that the business community is facing and works to ensure steady and timely resolution. It also engages in dialogue with a wide range of stakeholders including political leaders, administrative organizations, labor unions, and citizens. |
| Japan Chemical Industry Association | The association conducts surveys and research on production, logistics, consumption, and so on relating to the chemical industry. It also conducts surveys and research on various issues, such as technologies, labor, the environment, and safety relating to the chemical industry and plans and promotes implementation of countermeasures. |
| The Japan Plastics Industry Federation (JPIF) | JPIF responds to a wide range of issues related to the plastics industry including raw material resins, molding/fabrication processes, and management of used products. It also engages in activities not only within the industry, but also in response to issues outside the industry. |
| Japan Electronics Packaging and Circuits Association (JPCA) | Japan’s only electronic circuit manufacturing industry organization. JPCA holds exhibitions, engages in standardization activities, participates in international research projects, and conducts public relations, publishing, and more. |
| Japan Chemical Exporters and Importers Association (JCEIA) | JCEIA conducts surveys and research related to the import and export of chemical products as well as survey and research on various issues regarding chemicals including safety, the environment, logistics, and security trade controls and the planning, formulation, and implementation of countermeasures. |
| Japan Industrial Safety & Health Association (JISHA) | JISHA works to improve occupational health and safety and prevent occupational accidents by promoting voluntary occupational accident prevention measures undertaken by businesses. |
| Japan Clean Ocean Material Alliance (CLOMA) | CLOMA engages in public-private collaboration to solve the problem of marine plastic waste by promoting more sustainable use of plastic products and the development and widespread introduction of innovative alternatives that lead to reductions in plastic waste. |