Wood Utilization Policies
2026-05-13 18:41:56

Exploring Wood Utilization Policies in Architecture: Opportunities Ahead

Upcoming Seminar on Wood Utilization in Architecture



The Japan Planning Institute (JPI) is hosting a crucial seminar focused on the latest movements and business opportunities surrounding policies that promote wood utilization in architecture. Scheduled for May 27, 2026, from 9:30 AM to 11:30 AM, this event features Mr. Hideshi Makino, a prominent official from the Forestry Agency’s Timber Utilization Division, who will share valuable insights.

Why Attend?


With the growing importance of sustainable practices and the increasing focus on environmental preservation, understanding wood utilization policies has never been more critical. This seminar aims to enlighten participants about the latest initiatives taken by the Forestry Agency and how these can be translated into real-world business opportunities. The detailed discussions will cover practical perspectives essential for fostering wood usage in construction, paving the way for significant improvements in both environmental sustainability and economic growth.

Insights from the Seminar


Participants will gain an in-depth understanding of:
  • - The latest policies regarding the expansion of wood utilization in construction and available support measures.
  • - Practical viewpoints on how to convert wood usage into business ventures.
  • - Key points on creating value through the connection between forest resource circulation and the construction sector.

Who Should Attend?


The seminar targets various industry stakeholders, including:
  • - Design and planning departments of construction companies and general contractors.
  • - Development and business planning divisions of real estate developers.
  • - The architecture and maintenance departments of municipalities responsible for public facility construction.
  • - Manufacturers and trading company representatives considering wood-utilization businesses.

Key Topics Covered


1. The enhancement of forest resources in our country.
2. Current conditions and challenges in wood utilization.
3. The significance of wood utilization and its appeal to stakeholders.
4. Support for wood utilization in architecture.
5. Personal perspectives from industry professionals involved in this field.
6. Q&A session regarding the topics discussed.
7. Networking opportunities for attendees to exchange business cards and ideas.

This seminar provides a rare platform for participants to directly engage with industry experts, fostering connections that transcend industry boundaries. Attendees will leave equipped with practical information that can be applied directly to their work.

Attendance Options


Participants can choose from several attendance formats:
  • - In-Person Attendance (Note: Archive viewing not included)
  • - Live Stream Attendance (Note: Archive viewing not included)
  • - Archive Stream Attendance
For those attending in person or via live stream, there is an option to add archive access for a special fee of 18,500 yen (tax included).

Fees


  • - Individual Registration: 37,400 yen (tax included)
Special Offer: One additional attendee from the same organization can join for free (registration required).
  • - Attendees from local public entities can enroll up to two members for just 11,000 yen (tax included, in-person/live stream only).

For more details and registration, please visit this link.

Post-Seminar Opportunities


We facilitate inquiries to the speaker and offer assistance in developing networks within the seminar context, helping to foster new business ideas.
Post-seminar, we will continue to accept registrations for archive viewing.

Contact Us


Japan Planning Institute Co., Ltd.
Address: 5-2-32 Minamiazabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047
Phone: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: www.jpi.co.jp

About Japan Planning Institute (JPI)


For over fifty years, JPI has served as a vital bridge connecting government, public administration, and the private sector, offering targeted seminars designed to support national policy and project initiatives, thereby fostering knowledge creation crucial for governance and industry leadership.


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