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Discover the Assist Suit Museum TOKYO

On September 1, 2025, the "Assist Suit Museum TOKYO" will open its doors in the TOC Building located in Gotanda, a bustling area of Shinagawa, Tokyo. This innovative facility is initiated by the General Incorporated Association of Assist Suits, led by Chairman Naruhiko Iida, in collaboration with DAIYA Industry Co., Ltd., known for its high-quality medical products based in Okayama.

Purpose of the Museum

Assist suits are designed to alleviate physical strain and enhance work efficiency, making them an essential support gear for various industries such as logistics, construction, healthcare, and agriculture. The market has witnessed a surge in interest from companies looking to improve labor environments with assistive technology. However, selecting the right product has proven challenging due to the overwhelming options available.

Historically, the association has hosted various experiential events where manufacturers could showcase their assist suits. However, these events were limited in duration and participation. The museum responds to this gap by providing a permanent venue for companies to practically experience and compare different assist suits, thereby facilitating informed decision-making for potential product implementation.

What to Expect at the Museum

During your visit, you can:

• - Experience a Variety of Assist Suits: The museum showcases numerous products from various domestic manufacturers, allowing visitors to physically try on multiple options and find the most suitable product for their needs.
• - Consult with Experts: Knowledgeable staff will be available on-site to assist companies in identifying specific needs and recommending appropriate assist suits.

Facility Details

• - Name: Assist Suit Museum TOKYO
• - Location: 12th Floor, 7-22-17 Nishi-Gotanda, Shinagawa, Tokyo
• - Opening Date: September 1, 2025 (Pre-opening: August 28-29)
• - Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (by reservation only; closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and designated holidays)
• - Reservation: Booking is required for company groups. Interested visitors can secure their slots via this reservation form.

For inquiries, please contact DAIYA’s New Market Development Department at 086-282-1217 instead of the association directly.

Okayama's Sister Facility

In addition to the Tokyo museum, the association also operates the "Assist Suit Museum OKAYAMA," located in Okayama city. This facility offers the same experience for visitors in the western Japan area.

• - Location: 1117-1 Ko-Shinta, Minami-Ku, Okayama
• - Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (by reservation only; closed on Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays)

About DAIYA Industry Co., Ltd.

Founded in April 1963, DAIYA is committed to developing and manufacturing a wide range of products, including corsets, supporters, assist suits, taping, and training equipment. Their address is 1125 Ko-Shinta, Minami-Ku, Okayama, and more information can be found on their website.

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The Significance of Assist Suits

Assist suits are not merely tools for enhancing strength; they are designed to reduce physical load on the body, whether powered or unpowered. With aging societies and labor shortages becoming pressing societal issues, the advancement of the assist suit market represents an essential step towards improving labor efficiency and supporting diverse workforces, including women and elderly workers.

The General Incorporated Association of Assist Suits was established in November 2022, with a mission to improve recognition and foster the market for assist suits through cooperative initiatives among member companies. members, including 10 member companies, contribute to educational and experiential programs centered on assist suits.

Conclusion

The Assist Suit Museum TOKYO is set to be a vital hub for showcasing the future of work support technology. By providing a hands-on experience, it aims to accelerate the adoption of assist suits in various industries, transforming workplace dynamics for the better.