Okayama Prefecture Aircraft-Related Industry Online Business Location Seminar
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Okayama Prefecture and the Okayama Prefectural Industrial Promotion Foundation will hold an online seminar for companies considering the establishment of offices or factories in Okayama Prefecture. Okayama Prefecture boasts a comfortable and mild climate, a low incidence of disasters such as earthquakes and tsunamis, and high transportation convenience, making it an excellent logistics hub in western Japan. In addition to information on land and preferential systems in Okayama Prefecture, we will also introduce land information specifically related to the aircraft industry. We invite you to experience "Okayama, the optimal location for business activities" during the seminar. <Date and Time> February 13, 2026 (Friday) 14:00 - 15:30 <Method of Holding> Online (via ZOOM) <Program> 1. "Introduction to Okayama Prefecture's Location Environment and Land Information" Okayama Prefecture, Department of Industry and Labor, Business Attraction and Investment Promotion Division 2. "Case Study by a Located Company" Shoichi Nakanishi, President of Japan Aero Forge Co., Ltd. 3. "Introduction to Okayama Prefecture's Aircraft-related Cluster" Wing Win Okayama <Capacity> None <Participation Fee> Free
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The Okayama Prefectural Industrial Promotion Foundation is a core and comprehensive industrial support organization that supports small and medium-sized enterprises and small businesses in the prefecture. While further strengthening collaboration with relevant organizations such as the national and prefectural governments, we provide a range of support tailored to the stage of businesses, from startup to business expansion, management innovation, and business succession, and actively engage in support activities. In the field of human resource development, we are committed to nurturing a wide range of talent that will support the future of Okayama's industrial sector, targeting engineers and successors in local companies.