Exhibitor List of SDGs

AC SYSTEM SERVICE

Booth No.：6-022

AGC

Booth No.：6-060

AGENCY FOR NATURAL RESOURCES AND ENERGY

Booth No.：5-075

TOKIDA KEORI

An industry–academia project nurturing the “Zero-Carbon Generation” among elementary students. Through “Soil-Returnable Products for Living” made with biodegradable materials, it offers hands-on circular economy experiences and new choices for tackling environmental issues. It also creates joyful value through design thinking, aiming for adoption by local governments and schools.

Booth No.：6-021

Alliance for the Blue

Booth No.：5-015

ALL JAPAN RAILWAY-FREIGHT FORWARDERS ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：5-102

ANMAL RIGHTS CENTER

Booth No.：N-04

APP JAPAN / UNIVERSAL PAPER

Booth No.：5-079

ASAHI GAKKEN SHIN QUEST

Want to share your company's environmental and SDGs initiatives with future leaders? Asahi Gakken Think Quest is an inquiry-based learning program that starts with "questions." Combining Gakken's educational expertise with Asahi Shimbun Group's nationwide school network and media power, we create engaging lessons for children. We support effective branding that cultivates future fans.

Booth No.：5-097

ASTRA FOOD PLAN

Booth No.：J-43

ATELIER GENMAI DECAF

Booth No.：5-083

ATOMI

This exhibition will showcase and demonstrate a resource-sorting AI application that incorporates gamification. The targeted materials are mixed paper and children’s favorite plastic candy wrappers. The application employs our original image recognition AI (ADFI), designed to deliver highly accurate sorting results even with a limited amount of training image data.

Booth No.：E-28

AZABU UNIVERSITY, LAB OF REGIONAL ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

Booth No.：E-04

Aobagumi

Booth No.：J-44

BIKKURIDONKEY

Booth No.：6-057

BIOME

Booth No.：J-45

Bunka Gakuen University

Booth No.：E-38

Bunka Gakuen University

Booth No.：E-39

CHIBA UNIVERSITY STUDENTS COMMITTEE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

Booth No.：E-47

CHIKUMA

Booth No.：6-013

CHUBU UNIVERSITY ESD ECO MONEY TEAM

Learn SDGs/Smart/Resilience as a manager/consumer. 1 17 card to save the earth,Game of SDGs, evaluate current situation and make strategy for next 5 years. 2 Ikimono:Life on earth, Game of biodiversity, set strategy about nature positive based on ISO17298

Booth No.：E-44

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CIRCLE OF CORK

Booth No.：M-02

SAMURAI TRADING / MAKISHOKAI / Kimura Seni Co.,Ltd. / KINROSYOKU / smoke-i-freet / AIEIPLAN / GREEN KAIHATSU

Booth No.：5-002

CLEAN SEA AND BEACH FOUNDATION/RE:ISM/FISHERY AGENCY

Discarded polyester fishing nets are collected, cleaned, and pelletized, then recycled into new nets and developed into products such as food trays and bags. In addition, efforts are underway to build a traceability system that visualizes the entire process—from collection to re-commercialization. This exhibit presents the current progress and future direction of these initiatives

Booth No.：5-059

CONSUMER AFFAIRS AGENCY GOVERNMENT OF JAPAN

Booth No.：6-067

DESSIN

Booth No.：5-004

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ECOCHIL CORNER

Booth No.：6-072

ECOFACTORY

Booth No.：5-017

ECOSYSTEM / ROOF TILE RECYCLE ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：6-035

EDO

Booth No.：J-25

EF-ON

Booth No.：6-009

ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL CENTER

Booth No.：6-029

ENVIRONMENTAL RESTORATION AND CONSERVATION AGENCY

Booth No.：5-084

ETHICAL TRAVEL OKINAWA

Booth No.：6-005

FACIL

Booth No.：5-082

FAEGER

Booth No.：J-41

FOREST SUPPORTERS

Booth No.：F-12

FRUTA FRUTA

Booth No.：6-054

FUJITA HEALTH UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-53

FUKUI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY

Booth No.：E-27

TOTALCARE SYSTEM / NIPPON KANRYU INDUSTRY CO., LTD

Booth No.：J-24

Geo-Heat Promotion Association of Japan

Booth No.：N-12

GLASS BOTTLE 3R PROMOTION ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：6-040

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GLOBAL IMPACT SOURCING CONSORTIUM

The Global Impact Sourcing Consortium (GISC) builds an ecosystem where companies and people with refugee or stateless backgrounds benefit together. By promoting impact sourcing—supporting digital-skill training and contract-based work—GISC helps individuals develop careers while enabling businesses to create value with social impact.

Booth No.：J-42

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GASSAKU

Booth No.：5-001

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HIGASHI MIKAWA BUREAU

Booth No.：5-043

HOKKAIDO HIGHER EDUCATION AND RESEARCH SYSTEM

Booth No.：5-045

HYOGO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CENTER / SHIMODA IRON WORKS / HIRATA EXPRESS / GREEN ROOF SYSTEM

Booth No.：5-010

IAJAPAN, NITE

Booth No.：5-064

IMPACT CIRCLE

Booth No.：J-35

INTEGRICULTURE

Booth No.：6-026

IRIEP

Booth No.：N-07

ISGE, SOPHIA UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-58

IWATE PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-22

IWATE PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY REGIONAL POLICY RESEARCH CENTER

Booth No.：E-23

IWATE PREFECTURAL UNIVERSITY RESEARCH AND REGIONAL COOPERATION HEAD OFFICE

We are working with Iwate Prefecture on the “Litter Collection Visualization System.” Although many people join cleanup activities, it is hard to see how much they help the environment. Our system visualizes the amount of litter collected, inspiring continued efforts and greater awareness of litter prevention in communities.

Booth No.：E-24

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JAKUETSU

Booth No.：6-076

JAPAN CCS

Panels and DVDs explain the scheme of CCS (Carbon dioxide Capture and Storage) a countermeasure against global warming and the large-scale demonstration project being conducted in Tomakomai, Hokkaido, in an easy-to-understand manner. Children can enjoy learning about global warming and CCS watching an animation "Let's learn with Cap! CCS Technology for the future of our planet" (approx. 6 min.).

Booth No.：6-065

Japanese Society of Pedology

Booth No.：E-49

Japanese Society of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition

Booth No.：E-48

Japan Ethical Initiative / TOKUSHIMA PREFECTURE / KAWADA FEATHER

Booth No.：6-073

JAPAN FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：5-067

JAPAN ORGANICS RECYCLING ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：6-001

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JAPAN PLASTIC FOOD CONTAINER ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：6-051

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JAPAN SUSTAINABLE LABELS ASSOCIATION / ENVIRONMENTAL BUSINESS PLUS

Booth No.：6-062

JEPSA

Booth No.：5-093

JFE Group

Booth No.：6-059

JIYUGAKUEN

Booth No.：E-56

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JOSHU SOCIETY FOR ESD STUDIES AND PRACTICE, TAKASAKI UNIVERSITY OF COMMERCE

Booth No.：E-18

KAKEHASHI / MANMA NATURALS

We will showcase household goods made from natural olive wood, along with fabric goods that blend upcycling with traditional craftsmanship-all from Palestine. Highlights include last year's popular “Olive Ballpoint Pens” and “Upcycled Tote Bags.” We will also share photos from our August visit to Palestine. If you're interested in fair trade items and one-of-a-kind goods, visit us at expo!

Booth No.：M-03

KANADEVIA / Kanadevia E&E

Booth No.：6-070

KANESHIKA TOOL

Introducing "Aluminium Can Craft" where we cut and fold aluminium cans. We will display and sell aluminium can airplanes and origami cranes made from character design cans. Additionally, we will introduce the tools used for aluminium can craft, the "Metal Origami Tool Set". Workshops for aluminium can craft are also planned.

Booth No.：M-10

KANSAI UNIVERSITY / HOSEI UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：6-020

KANSEI

Booth No.：6-061

KAO

Booth No.：5-013

KAWAGUCHI MAC

Booth No.：6-023

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KAWAKUBO LAB. KEIO UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：5-060

K-BETS

Booth No.：F-08

KENKAN CONSULTANTS

Booth No.：5-072

KINDAI UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-17

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KINDAI UNIVERSITY SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF MANAGEMENT

Booth No.：6-019

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K.NAGASAWA LAB., DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AND SUSTAINABILITY, FACULTY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, TOKYO CITY UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-09

Kochi Prefecture

Booth No.：5-062

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KOEI-INDUSTRIAL

Booth No.：5-020

KOEI VERITAS SENIOR & JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL

Booth No.：E-21

KOGANEI CITY TOURISM ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：5-039

KOUSHI

Booth No.：6-018

KYOEI STEEL

Our material recycling business utilizes the heat from electric arc furnaces reaching thousands of degrees Celsius to melt and render potentially infectious medical waste and industrial waste harmless, and we use melted wastes as a part of steel products.

Booth No.：5-038

LABORATORY OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES FOR SOCIAL DESIGN,TOKYO UNIVERSITY OF AGRICULTURE

Booth No.：E-52

liveR

Booth No.：J-27

Chiba Circular Makers（MAKES AND THINGS）

Booth No.：6-050

M-DIA

Booth No.：6-038

meiji

Booth No.：6-058

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MEIJI UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-40

METROPOLITAN EXPRESSWAY

Booth No.：5-021

MIDORINODAM KITASAGAMI

Booth No.：F-13

Mie University

Booth No.：E-07

MIE UNIV. REGIONAL DECARBONIZATION BIOMASS RESEARCH CENTER

Booth No.：E-08

mizuiro.inc.

Booth No.：6-032

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MIZUWOMEGURUDAIBOUKENJIKKOUIINNKAI

Booth No.：6-063

MNH / HYGENTE

Booth No.：5-081

MORI ZUKURI ZENKOKU SUISHIN KAIGI

Booth No.：F-11

MUSASHINO UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-25

NARIKOMA GROUP

Narikoma Group deploy “food infrastructure” focusing on medical and nursing care industry, following the key massage “Sustainable food makes sustainable happiness”. In this exhibition, we will introduce the business model for the shortage of human resources, well-being through food and the sustainable local community. “How does our model lead to well-being?” Please take a look at our booth.

Booth No.：6-028

NATURE EXPERIENCE SCHOOL

Booth No.：N-02

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NATURE EXPERIENCE SCHOOL OKINAWA

Booth No.：N-03

NESSU

Booth No.：J-01

NGP group

Booth No.：5-030

NICHIAS

Booth No.：5-011

NIHON CIM

Booth No.：6-039

NIPPON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Booth No.：E-12

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NIPPON INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

Booth No.：E-13

NIPPON SLAG ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：5-035

NIPPON STEEL CORPORATION

Booth No.：5-026

NUMO

Booth No.：5-092

OKAYAMA PREFECTURE INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION FOUNDATION / SANYOU CLAY INDUSTRIAL / TIGERCHIYODA / TAKESHINPACKAGE / TACHIBANA PACKAGING / HINODEKAKOU / RIPRO CORPORATION,JAPAN

Booth No.：5-027

OTSUKA TECHNO

We develop label-free PET bottles using proprietary technology that combines micro-patterns and advanced transfer techniques for both aesthetics and functionality. Our patented “Low-Reflection Structure” eliminates coating, reducing environmental impact. Additionally, our microalgae cultivation system, “OT-Algae,” supports R&D for pharmaceuticals, supplements, and biofuels.

Booth No.：5-014

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OZESHIZENNHOGONEXTUTOWA-KU

Booth No.：N-08

People for Rainwater

Booth No.：N-09

PUBLICIS GROUPE JAPAN

Booth No.：6-027

REENCLE

Booth No.：5-096

RINNE

Booth No.：J-18

RUM Alliance

Booth No.：N-11

Shiroi City

Booth No.：H-04

SAKAI GROUP

Booth No.：F-03

SEIGAKUIN SCHOOLS

Booth No.：E-42

SEIGAKUIN UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-41

SHOWA SEISEN

Booth No.：6-024

soka university

Booth No.：E-14

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suginamiku-hamadayama-elementary school

Booth No.：E-51

SUNLIT SEEDLINGS

Booth No.：J-40

SUPER PENGUIN / NIPPON KAKO-KIZAI CO.,LTD

Booth No.：6-002

Sustainable Platform

Booth No.：N-10

TALIKI

Booth No.：J-39

TECHTHINKER

Our company, certified as a venture by the Institute of Science Tokyo (formerly Tokyo Institute of Technology), provides digital solutions to drive Green Transformation (GX). Using proprietary BI tools and AI agents, we support supply chain emission tracking and decarbonization, helping companies streamline processes, create environmental value, and enhance competitiveness.

Booth No.：J-36

THE JAPAN CONTAINERS AND PACKAGING RECYCLING ASSOCIATION

Booth No.：6-044

TOHO UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-60

TOKOHA

Booth No.：E-45

Tokyo City University ISO student committee

Booth No.：E-31

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TOKYO FUJI UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-37

TOKYO METROPOLITAN GOVERNMENT

Booth No.：5-029

TOKYO METROPOLITAN PUBLIC UNIVERSITY CORPORATION

Booth No.：5-046

TOKYO UNIVERSITY OF PHARMACY AND LIFE SCIENCES

Tokyo University of Pharmacy and Life Sciences advances research in life sciences and pharmacy focused on the environment, food, and energy, aiming for the sustainable coexistence of humanity and the Earth. To achieve this goal, we have established the Planetary Health Research Core. Through this research, we contribute to solving global societal challenges and improving human health.

Booth No.：E-15

TOKYO ZOOLOGICAL PARK SOCIETY

Booth No.：5-069

TORIDE SEITOKU GIRL'S HIGH SCHOOL ATTACED TO SEITOKU UNIVERSITY

Booth No.：E-55

TOTTORI UNIVERSITY OF ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

Booth No.：E-03

TOYO UNIVERSITY SDGS AMBASSADOR

Booth No.：E-29

TRIFE DESIGN

Booth No.：6-008

UACJ

Booth No.：6-069

UNIVERSITY OF THE RYUKYUS ECOLOGICAL CAMPUS STUDENT COMMITTEE

Booth No.：E-30

VASU JAPAN

Booth No.：6-036

WAKAYAMA PREFECTURE

Booth No.：5-063

WATAMI

Booth No.：6-030

WEAD

Booth No.：J-28

WEATHERCASTER NETWORK

Booth No.：N-01

WOOD DESIGN AWARD 2025(JAPAN WOOD DESIGN ASSOCIATION)

Booth No.：F-01

YACHIYO ENGINEERING

Booth No.：5-055

YAMANASHI PREFECTURE

Booth No.：F-05

YAMIZONOMORI

Booth No.：F-06

YOKOYAMA FISHING NET.CO.,LTD

Booth No.：5-089

YUFU

Booth No.：F-07

YUGIBOUSHIEHIME

Sadamisaki Peninsula citrus growers (Ehime, Japan). Our booth shows Decarbonization / Regenerative Agriculture / Zero-Carbon Farming as one loop: pruned branches → biochar → better soils → resilient orchards. Try biochar, see a quick infiltration demo, and view data from Ibaraki Univ. We offer programs for schools, companies, and kids. Short survey = biochar or citrus-tea sample.

Booth No.：6-056

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YUKUNOKIGAKUEN

Booth No.：E-61

YUMEZAIKU

Booth No.：M-06

SHIZUOKATANADANET

Booth No.：6-905

Aobagumi

Booth No.：F-04