TOKYO, Sep 18, 2024 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - NEC Orchestrating Future Fund (NOFF), an ecosystem-based corporate venture capital (CVC) fund, has made an investment in Sakana AI, a Japan-based company that gathers technical talent from around the world to conduct research and development of generative AI.While the use of AI is essential to improve the competitiveness of companies, the development of large-scale AI models requires an enormous amount of time and cost to learn data.Sakana AI was founded in Tokyo in 2023 by David Ha, who has led research on complex and autonomous systems at Google Brain's Japan division, Llion Jones, one of the authors of the paper "Attention Is All You Need," which helped to trigger the current boom in generative AI, and Ren Ito, who took the lead on the global expansion of Mercari, Japan's first unicorn start-up. The company creates innovative AI development methods by combining multiple different AI models, resulting in the low cost creation of large-scale models that feature new functions.NEC aims to be a social value creator that solves various social issues through cutting-edge technologies. AI is a key technology for achieving these goals, which makes it essential to ensure that AI models are developed efficiently and safely for a wide range of industries.Sakana AI's technology has the potential to quickly lead to solutions to unique and complex challenges in a variety of fields, including space and government. Therefore, with this investment, NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) has initiated discussions with Sakana AI for business collaboration using generative AI."The NEC Orchestrating Future Fund invests in startups that are pioneering new markets with cutting-edge technologies and innovative business models," said Motoo Nishihara, Corporate Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) of NEC Corporation. "Sakana AI is a company that can greatly expand the potential of AI applications, which is in line with NEC's vision of AI that is smoothly integrated throughout society. Together with Sakana AI, we will accelerate our efforts to create new social value.""We will accelerate both our R&D and business development collaboration in partnership with NEC," said David Ha, Co-Founder and CEO of Sakana AI. "Through our partnership with NEC, we will do our utmost to provide solutions to the challenges that Japanese industries and society face."About NEC CorporationNEC Corporation has established itself as a leader in the integration of IT and network technologies while promoting the brand statement of "Orchestrating a brighter world." NEC enables businesses and communities to adapt to rapid changes taking place in both society and the market as it provides for the social values of safety, security, fairness and efficiency to promote a more sustainable world where everyone has the chance to reach their full potential. For more information, visit NEC at https://www.nec.com. Copyright 2024 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

KAWASAKI, Japan, Sep 18, 2024 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - IHI Corporation, Fujitsu Limited, and Mizuho Bank, Ltd. today announced that as of September 16, 2024, the three companies have entered into a memorandum of understanding regarding a joint business venture to provide the J-Credit (1) Creation Total Support Service. This service will optimize the J-Credit creation process in J-Credit scheme and support rapid monetization for J-Credit creators.The J-Credit Creation Total Support ServiceCurrently, in order for companies and organizations to create J-Credits, various procedures are necessary across each of the phases, from project registration to J-Credit creation, and the significant time and effort required is an issue. In addition, there is an inherent risk that a buyer won't be found after the credits are created, and that monetization will be delayed.In order to tackle these issues, and increase J-Credit creation ahead of expected rising demand, this joint enterprise will combine the Mizuho Bank network with the MRV Support System (2), which digitizes the process of creating environmental value (i.e., measurement, reporting, and verification) and was developed by IHI and Fujitsu, to offer a total support service for J-Credit creators. In addition, in the first quarter of fiscal 2025, the effort aims to start providing J-Credits creation support for activities to reduce emissions through the introduction of photovoltaic power generation facilities to replace grid electricity.The J-Credit Creation Total Support Service combines Fujitsu's blockchain and automation technology with IHI's knowledge regarding J-Credit creation and data collection engineering know-how to enable highly reliable data management and storage and reduce burden through automation of application procedures required for J-Credit creation. Moreover, through the J-Credit priority purchase program-which utilizes Mizuho Bank's customer network, the three companies provide a one-stop service.IHI leverages its engineering and IoT capabilities to collect operational data on customer facilities, calculate CO2 reductions, and support the creation of environmental value including through the creation of J-Credits. By utilizing the environmental value management platform (3) and promoting further digitalization of the creation process, IHI will work to create a system that can create credible environmental value efficiently and further contribute to the realization of a decarbonized society.Under the Fujitsu Uvance business model, which focuses on resolving societal issues, Fujitsu's platform for the management of ESG, that supports the realization of corporate ESG management by visualizing, measuring, and optimizing CO2 reductions, uses AI to analyze ESG data, including data on CO2 emission reductions collected at the time of J-Credit creation and provides simulations needed for sophisticated management decision-making as well as recommendations. Through these measures, Fujitsu supports to acceleration of its customers sustainability transformation (SX.)Mizuho Bank aims to facilitate decarbonization for its customers and society as a whole by playing an intermediary role for the emerging carbon credit market in its capacity as a financial institution. As the only financial institution designated as a "Best Market Maker" in the Tokyo Stock Exchange's carbon credit market, Mizuho Bank is working to promote the liquidity and progress of the J-Credit market, and make contributions to both the environment and the economy.Through this collaboration, the three companies seek to expand the J-Credit Creation market, accelerate decarbonization management and contribute to the creation of a sustainable society.(1) J-Credit :Credits certified by the Japanese government for the amount of greenhouse gas emissions reduction or absorption.(2) MRV Support System :A system that uses blockchain to improve the efficiency of operations such as monitoring, reporting, and verification of J-Credits. In FY2023 IHI and Fujitsu participated in a PoC related to digitization of credit certification utilizing the Ministry of the Environment's "J-Credit Easy Generation" platform (now called the "MRV Support System") and demonstrated the easy application for companies and other creators of environmental value through CO2 reduction activities. In FY 2024, the two companies were among those selected by the Ministry of the Economy to promote the digitization of MRV systems for J-Credit.(3) The environmental value management platform :A digital platform for accumulating and commercializing data inside and outside the IHI Group as environmental value.About IHIIHI is a preeminent Japanese integrated heavy industry group that originated with the establishment of the nation's first modern shipyard in 1853. It leveraged its shipbuilding technology to expand into onshore machinery, bridge, plant, aero-engine, and other manufacturing fields. IHI has provided an array of solutions in recent years. These are principally in the Resource, Energy and Environment; Social Infrastructure and Offshore Facilities; Industrial Systems and General-Purpose Machinery; and Aero Engine, Space and Defense business segments. In power generation, the Company manufactures boilers and gas turbines for thermal power plants. It is developing technology for ammonia firing and is constructing carbon-free fuel ammonia supply chain to help decarbonize the economy.About FujitsuFujitsu's purpose is to make the world more sustainable by building trust in society through innovation. As the digital transformation partner of choice for customers in over 100 countries, our 124,000 employees work to resolve some of the greatest challenges facing humanity. Our range of services and solutions draw on five key technologies: Computing, Networks, AI, Data & Security, and Converging Technologies, which we bring together to deliver sustainability transformation. Fujitsu Limited (TSE:6702) reported consolidated revenues of 3.7 trillion yen (US$26 billion) for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2024 and remains the top digital services company in Japan by market share. Find out more: www.fujitsu.com.About MizuhoMizuho Bank is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Mizuho Financial Group, Inc., one of the largest, full-service financial institutions in the world, with approximately 60,000 employees in 35 countries/regions outside of Japan, nearly 150 years of banking experience, and assets of almost USD 2 trillion. Mizuho Bank has one of the largest customer bases in Japan, and a global network of financial and business centers. At Mizuho, we will draw on our expertise as a financial services group to proactively provide financing support, including sustainable finance and environmental finance, as well as advice and solutions to strengthen and shift businesses towards decarbonization.Press ContactsFujitsu LimitedPublic and Investor Relations DivisionInquiriesThe J-Credit Creation Total Support Service Copyright 2024 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

TOKYO & BAKU, Sept 17, 2024 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - JCB International Co., Ltd., the international operations subsidiary of JCB Co., Ltd., Japan’s only international payment brand, and Azer Turk Bank OJSC, Azerbaijan state-owned bank with state participation in authorized capital, are delighted to announce the launch of JCB merchant acquiring operations across the Republic of Azerbaijan, allowing cardholders to make payments seamlessly across Azer Turk Bank’s extensive ATM and POS terminal network.Mr. Namid Abdulov, Director of Azer Turk Bank’s Processing Center, expressed his optimism about the future collaboration, emphasizing the positive impact it will have on the business landscape. “We look forward to exploring the opportunities that the JCB payment system brings, fostering a harmonious partnership that benefits everyone involved.”This collaboration holds great promise for Azer Turk Bank’s valued clients and partners. Mr. Abdulov believes that embracing the privileges, campaigns, and discounts offered by JCB’s payment system will not only enrich the customer experience, but also pave the way for mutually beneficial partnerships with our commercial and service partners.Mr. Obaid Bawany, General Manager of JCB International Co., Ltd. Dubai Representative Office, commented: “We are very pleased to be partnering with Azer Turk Bank, one of the largest and fastest- growing banks in Azerbaijan with stable and high business reputation. The number of tourists visiting Azerbaijan is growing rapidly as the republic has a rich ancient history and unique cuisine. The start of JCB Cards acceptance through Azer Turk Bank network will definitely provide more convenience for JCB cardmembers both in terms of points-of-sale and cash withdrawal”.JCB is the only international payment brand originated in Japan, one of the major international payment brands. With a rich history spanning over 60 years, JCB has over 158 million cardholders across various countries and territories while JCB Cards are accepted at about 49 million associated merchants.About Azer Turk BankAzer-Turk Bank is an Azerbaijani state-owned bank that provides retail and commercial banking services. It is an open joint stock company established in 1995, based on a license issued by the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan. For more detailed information about the bank's products and services, feel free to visit our website at https://atb.az or check out our official corporate pages on social networks. Alternatively, you can reach us through WhatsApp at (055) 7770 945 or contact our Call Center at the number 945.ContactsAzer Turk BankRauf AgayevPress SecretaryTel: +994 12 404 14 45Email: rauf.a@atb.azAbout JCBJCB is a major global payment brand and a leading credit card issuer and acquirer in Japan. JCB launched its card business in Japan in 1961 and began expanding worldwide in 1981. Its acceptance network includes about 49 million merchants around the world. JCB Cards are issued mainly in Asian countries and territories, with more than 158 million cardmembers. As part of its international growth strategy, JCB has formed alliances with hundreds of leading banks and financial institutions globally to increase its merchant coverage and cardmember base. As a comprehensive payment solution provider, JCB commits to providing responsive and high-quality service and products to all customers worldwide. For more information, please visit: www.global.jcb/en/ ContactsJCBKosuke OchiaiCorporate CommunicationsTel: +81-3-5778-8353Email: jcb-pr@info.jcb.co.jp Copyright 2024 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

Toyota City, Japan, Sept 17, 2024 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - TOYOTA GAZOO Racing’s winning run on home ground came to an end despite a valiant effort in a dramatic 6 Hours of Fuji, the penultimate round of the 2024 FIA World Endurance Championship (WEC).An intense team effort, committed driving and bold strategy put the GR010 HYBRIDs in the fight for victory despite their revised power and weight parameters at Fuji, but TOYOTA GAZOO Racing’s run of six consecutive home wins ultimately ended in frustration.In front of 65,800 enthusiastic fans, a battling drive from Sébastien Buemi, Brendon Hartley and Ryo Hirakawa in their #8 GR010 HYBRID looked to have earned a podium until a late penalty dropped them down to 10th place.The #7 GR010 HYBRID of Mike Conway, Kamui Kobayashi and Nyck de Vries had led with two hours to go but were forced to retire due to accident damage. That effectively ends the World Championship challenge of Kamui and Nyck with one race remaining.The team found itself on the back foot from the opening stages. Either side of a lap-two safety car, Sébastien dropped from second to fourth while Mike also lost ground from fourth on the grid, and spent the first stint in fifth, behind the #8.Further position changes saw the second hour end with Mike still in fifth, but Sébastien now sixth, although those positions were swapped soon after when the #7 GR010 HYBRID suffered tyre degradation, causing it to pit earlier than planned. Nyck took over while Brendon replaced Sébastien soon after.Despite the tough start, the team’s fuel and tyre strategy started to pay off. After half distance, Nyck overtook the #15 BMW and the #50 Ferrari then overhauled the #6 Porsche in the pits to lead. The #8 also made progress and Brendon boldly passed two Ferraris before handing over to Ryo, who joined the podium fight.After almost four hours of intense competition, Kamui took over for two stints to hunt down the victory, with both cars now in a stronger strategic position in terms of fuel and tyres than their rivals. But a virtual safety car early in the fifth hour took away that advantage by giving all Hypercars the chance to pit and lose less time compared to doing so under racing conditions.A 90-minute sprint to the flag saw Ryo initially hold third before the #35 Alpine overtook. The #7 fared worse when Kamui and the #5 Porsche made contact in the battle for eighth. Damage to the rear suspension and bodywork could not be repaired in time, so the car was retired with an hour remaining.Ryo pushed hard to bring the #8 back onto the podium in the final hour, overtaking both JOTA Porsches and then moving into a comfortable third after a penalty for the #35 Alpine. But with 16 minutes to go, the #8 incurred its own drive-through penalty, for an incident with the leading #6 Porsche, and Ryo finished 10th, 58.879secs behind the winner.Despite the very frustrating result, the team is already focused on retaining its manufacturers’ title in a showdown in Bahrain on 2 November when the fight for the World Championship will be concluded. TOYOTA GAZOO Racing is just 10 points behind leaders Porsche going into the eighth and final race of 2024.Kamui Kobayashi (Team Principal and driver, car #7):“It was a very tough race. The second safety car brought us into a difficult situation. After that I tried to fight with Porsche #5 for a couple of laps, but our lack of straight-line speed was clear, so he tried to overtake through the first three turns. On the inside of turn three we both committed to the corner in the same moment and could not avoid contact. Unfortunately, we then had another contact, and the damage was too heavy to repair. It definitely was not our day, and I feel sorry for our home fans who supported us so much. Hopefully we will come back strong for the last race in Bahrain.”Mike Conway (Driver, car #7):“It’s been a pretty rough day on both cars. Unfortunately for car #7 we had contact and the car was not repairable, so we didn’t score any points which is bad for our drivers’ championship, and as a team we didn’t score well for the manufacturers’ either. It’s obviously frustrating and not the result we wanted for our home fans and all the partners and Toyota colleagues who support us here. But there is one round to go and it’s a longer race, with more points available, so we will do our best to come back fighting.”Nyck de Vries (Driver, car #7):“It is a tough pill to swallow for the whole team. It has been hard all weekend. We were aware that our race pace was not good enough to challenge at the front based on our speed alone and that we needed to execute the best possible race to score good points for both championships. We had a great strategy to do just that but unfortunately due to the race circumstances, we didn’t pull it off. That is a real pity.”Sébastien Buemi (Driver, car #8):“It was a bit of a disaster for us. We had a solid start, considering we were a bit slower than our rivals. I had no chance to race into turn one because the acceleration of the other cars was much better. But we came back into it, then got unlucky with the safety car. Without the drive-through penalty we would have finished on the podium which would have been an acceptable result. We’ll analyse everything, regroup and come back stronger in Bahrain.”Brendon Hartley (Driver, car #8):“We had a pretty clean race. Séb did a great job looking after the tyres which gave us a real chance based on our strategy. We didn’t have the pace of our competitors, but we did our best. A big thanks to the team because everyone fought hard. It was an important race for us and in the end we came up short for many different reasons. But we will keep our heads up and fight back in Bahrain for the manufacturers’ championship. Huge thanks to everyone here in Japan who has supported us this week, the Toyota colleagues, partners and all the fans.”Ryo Hirakawa (Driver, car #8):“Obviously it is a really disappointing day. We wanted to have a good race in front of our fans and partners but it didn’t turn out that way. We tried everything and at one point it looked promising, but then things went against us. There is one race remaining and hopefully we can finish on a high by winning the championship; we are going to keep fighting. Thanks to the team for their hard work all week, and special thanks to our partners and fans for all the support.”6 Hours of Fuji – Result1st #6 Porsche Penske (Estre/Lotterer/Vanthoor) 213 laps2nd #15 BMW M Team WRT (Vanthoor/Marciello/Wittmann) +16.601secs3rd #36 Alpine Endurance Team (Lapierre/Schumacher/Vaxiviere) +42.321secs4th #93 Peugeot TotalEnergies (Jensen/Müller/Vergne) +45.846secs5th #12 Hertz Team JOTA (Stevens/Ilott/Nato) +49.689secs6th #38 Hertz Team JOTA (Button/Hanson/Rasmussen) +51.916secs10th #8 TOYOTA GAZOO Racing +58.879secsDNF #7 TOYOTA GAZOO RacingAbout Toyota Toyota strives to be a strong corporate citizen, engaging with and earning the trust of its stakeholders, and to contribute to the creation of a prosperous society through all its business operations.Our corporate principles form the basis of our initiatives, reflect values that enable action, and drive our mindset.For the latest Toyota-related news and information:https://tinyurl.com/ToyotaPressReleasenewsroom@global.toyota Copyright 2024 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.

The largest exhibition in Japan for 663 companies/organizations!Exhibitor information is now available on the web!Pre-registration and admission ticket sales begin on September 3 (Tue.)October 16 (Wed.) to October 19 (Sat.), 2024,at the West Exhibition Hall, Tokyo Big Sight*Trade Days: October 16 (Wed.) to 18 (Fri.), Trade & Public Day: October 19 (Sat.)TOKYO, Sept 17, 2024 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (Chairman: Tomomi Nakamura, Chairman of SUBARU CORPORATION) and Tokyo Big Sight Inc. (President: Nobuhiro Maeda) are proud to announce the Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024, to be held over four days from October 16 (Wed.) to October 19 (Sat.), 2024, at Tokyo Big Sight (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo). The Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024 will promote trade and information exchange in the aerospace industry, as well as promote the industry, public understanding, and interest among the younger generation through a wide range of exhibits that will include new fields such as AAM and decarbonization, in addition to the manufacture, operation, and MRO for aviation, space, and defense technology, as well as new areas such as AAM and decarbonization. This year, 663 companies/organizations (as of August 31) will exhibit.The main theme of this year's exhibition is "SOARING for DIVERSITY, over the GLOBAL-SKY, into SPACE". The environment surrounding the aerospace industry has changed drastically and is expanding in new ways. The main theme represents the future expansion and diversification of the aerospace industry and the desire to promote the aerospace industry together, and "SOARING for DIVERSITY, over the GLOBAL-SKY, into SPACE" is initialed "SDGS," symbolizing the establishment of a new exhibition on the SDGs, which the aerospace industry is now required to address.In addition, three sub-themes have been established to provide a clearer direction for JA2024. This year, JA2024 will expand beyond traditional exhibition areas to include new fields such as decarbonization (covering SAF, hydrogen, and electrification), advanced air mobility (featuring flying cars and drones), and space business (including small satellite applications and space exploration), which have been drawing increasing interest in recent years.The sub-themes1. SDGs in Aerospace Industries2. Transportation System for Emerging Sky3. Challenge to New Domain for Human Activities, Outer-Space & Cyber-SpacePre-registration and admission ticket sales beginPre-registration for the three days of Trade Days, October 16 (Wed.) through 18 (Fri.), began on September 3 (Tue.) on the official website. Visitors who pre-register by October 15 (Tue.) will receive free admission. Admission tickets for the October 19 (Sat.) Trade & Public Day (open to the public) are also now on sale.For more information, please visit the official website.> Pre-registration for admission: https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/tradeDay.html> Admission ticket sales: https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/publicDay.htmlJapan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024 OverviewExhibition: Japan International Aerospace Exhibition 2024Period: October 16 (Wed.) to October 19 (Sat.), 2024October 16 (Wed.), 12:00pm - 5:00pm*Invited Guest Preview Hour from 10:00am to 12:00pmPress is also welcome to attend the Preview Hour (prior registration is required).October 17 (Thu.) to October 19 (Sat.), 10:00am - 5:00pmTrade Days: October 16 (Wed.) to October 18 (Fri.)Trade & Public Day: October 19 (Sat.)Venue: Tokyo Big Sight West Exhibition Hall (3-11-1 Ariake, Koto-ku, Tokyo)*Approximately 7 minutes walk from Kokusai-Tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line, or approximately 3 minutes walk from Tokyo Big Sight Station on the Yurikamome LineOrganizers: The Society of Japanese Aerospace Companies (SJAC), Tokyo Big Sight Inc.Exhibit Scale: 23 countries/regions, 663 companies/organizations (including co-exhibitors), 1,156 booths (as of August 31, 2024)Exhibitor List URL: https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/exhibitor/ HP: https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/index.html Target number of visitors: Above JA2016 (JA2016 actual 44,000 people)Admission:Trade Days: Registration before the period: Free of Charge; Registration during the period: 5,500 yen (Show student ID card: 2,200 yen)Trade & Public Day: Advance ticket: 1,200 yen; Same-day ticket: 1,500 yen (University students and below: Free* Student ID required)Major Exhibitors (as of August 31)From JapanFuji Industries Co., Ltd./IHI Corporation/Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)/Japan Air Self Defense Force/Japan General Aviation Service Co.,Ltd/Kawasaki Heavy Industries, Ltd./LSAS Tec Co., Ltd./Mitsubishi Electric Corporation/Mitsubishi Heavy Industries,Ltd./Mitsui Bussan Aerospace Co.,Ltd./Softbank Corp./SUBARU CORPORATIONFrom overseasAIRBUS SAS/BAE Systems plc/Brazilian Sugarcane Industry and Bioenergy Association (UNICA)/Boeing/KOREA AEROSPACE INDUSTRIES,LTD/Leonardo S.p.A./Pavilions from various countries (Canada, Czech, France, Italy, Malaysia, USA)Exhibit Subjects- AviationAirframe, airframe equipment, in-flight equipment / aircraft engines, engine-related equipment / operation, flight support, service, sales, logistics / aviation-related materials and parts / fuel and other consumables / manufacturing and processing / inspection and measurement / maintenance- SpaceSpace equipment / Space utilization and space-related services / Space-related materials and components / Fuel and other consumables / Manufacturing and processing / Inspection and measurement- AAM and decarbonizationAdvanced Air Mobility (AAM)/Decarbonization (SAF: Sustainable Aviation Fuel, Hydrogen, Electrification)- R&D and EntertainmentIT solutions, design and prototyping support / government agencies / research institutes / entertainmentVisitor Eligibility- General visitorsAll people interested in the aerospace industryAll people involved in the aerospace industry- Businesspersons in the aerospace and defense equipment manufacturing and operation fieldsAerospace, mechanical, electrical, electronic, precision equipment, components, and materialsAir transportation, aviation-related infrastructureMaintenance and repairInformation and telecommunicationsTrading companies and agenciesGovernment and municipal offices, public organizations, educational institutions- Businesspersons related to space businessSpace UtilizationSpace explorationSpace infrastructureSpace startups- Businesspersons in the field of decarbonization-related development/manufacturing/operationSAF development, production, supply, operationHydrogen development, manufacture, supply, operationBusiness people in the field of electrification development, manufacture, supply, operation- Businesspersons in AAM-related development/manufacturing/utilization fieldsDrone, eVTOL, flying vehicle development, manufacture, operationAAM-related infrastructure development, manufacture, operationTransportation, logistics, disaster management, surveying, photography, security, agricultureOrganizer's Project- Business MatchingThe business matching system from Advanced Business Events, which has a proven track record worldwide, offers effective opportunities for meetings with both domestic and international companies.Details: https://www.japanaerospace.jp/en/btob_meeting.html- Model ExhibitVisitors will be able to see up close and personal models of Japan's world-class space exploration technologies, including a full-scale model of the powerful Hayabusa2 and a 1/2 scale model of the Mars Microwave Explorer (MMX).Exhibited models (tentative)- Hayabusa2- H3 rocket- Mars Satellite Explorer (MMX)- Ground station antenna for BISASA deep space exploration- Presentations and Seminars by leading experts in the industryPresentations and Seminars will be held by invited speakers from major domestic and foreign companies and government agencies to provide the latest information on the aerospace industry, including future forecasts by leading experts in the industry.- Public Event on the Final DayOn the final day, Saturday the 19th, a variety of public events will be held to familiarize a wide range of visitors, including young people, with the aerospace industry and to promote interest in and understanding of the aerospace world and its future potential.*Details of exhibits/event details will be announced as soon as they are finalized.Media ContactJA2024 Public Relations Office (Kyodo PR): Anan, Matsunaga, ImamizuMail: ja2024-pr@kyodo-pr.co.jp If you wish to cover the exhibition, please complete the following form.https://forms.gle/po14renFK3cGje7Y6 Press release: https://www.acnnewswire.com/docs/files/JA2024_EN.pdf Copyright 2024 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com.