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Are you considering the importance of inspecting and maintaining your home's equipment and materials? The Living Amenity Association (ALIA), a general incorporated association primarily organized by manufacturers of residential equipment and materials, is set to hold the "14th Housing Parts Inspection Day Symposium" on October 10, 2025. This event will be conducted via a Zoom webinar, aiming to raise awareness of the cultural significance of inspecting home facilities and materials.

Using residential components without giving them a second thought can lead to discomfort and stress in our daily lives. More importantly, overlooking maintenance may result in unexpected accidents. By participating in this symposium, we can collectively delve into why inspections are necessary and what benefits they offer to homeowners and businesses alike. We warmly invite anyone interested, from industry professionals to general users, to register for this complimentary event.

Symposium Overview

• - Date & Time: October 10, 2025 (Friday) from 14:00 to 16:30 (13:30 start time for registration)
• - Venue: Online via Zoom webinar
• - Participation Fee: Free
• - Capacity: 300 participants
• - Organizer: Living Amenity Association
• - Registration: Click here to register

Special Highlight: Mascot Character "Juutenja"

This year’s symposium theme is "Benefits of #DIY Inspections: Business Insights for Homeowners and Businesses Through Smart Information Sharing." In the first half, Mr. Makoto Ozaki, the Planning Department Manager at HITOWA Life Partner, will deliver a keynote seminar, followed by a presentation from Mr. Hideyuki Kondo, Chairman of the ALIA Housing Parts Inspection Promotion Department. The latter half will feature a panel discussion facilitated by Mr. Yoshinori Fukuda, Director of the Remodeling Industry News, with representatives such as Ms. Toshino Tominaga from Kamamori Co., Ltd. and Mr. Taku Kitagawa from Kitase Co., Ltd. sharing their successful service examples and post-sale customer follow-up strategies.

What are Housing Parts?

ALIA refers to various built-in facilities and materials in homes, excluding appliances, collectively as "housing parts." This includes crucial components like toilets, kitchens, windows, handrails, water heaters, and bathrooms.

Importance of Care and Inspection

Housing components age just like us. Ignoring minor issues can lead to serious breakdowns that disrupt daily life or lead to accidents. Regular inspections, akin to annual health check-ups, ensure safety and reliability of these parts. While some inspections require professional attention, many checks can be performed by homeowners themselves. Check out the special website for housing parts inspection "Juuten" to get started today: Juuten's Special Site

DIY Inspection Handbook

We have prepared a handbook that makes it easy for residents to check for potential issues or abnormalities in housing parts without hassle. This handbook provides clear illustrations and explanations, making it user-friendly even for those not well-versed in housing components. Access it here: DIY Handbook.

October 10: Housing Parts Inspection Day!

To emphasize the significance of maintenance and inspection for housing components, ALIA has established October 10 as "Housing Parts Inspection Day." The goal is to raise awareness among users about the importance of these practices, ensuring safe, secure, and comfortable use of housing facilities.

Introducing Juutenja

Juutenja, ALIA's mascot character, was created to monitor everyone's safety and comfortable living. This lively and playful character travels nationwide, encouraging residents to maintain and inspect their housing parts. Juutenja’s birthday coincides with Housing Parts Inspection Day on October 10.

For further inquiries, please contact:
Living Amenity Association Symposium Desk
Phone: 03-5211-0540
Email: [email protected]

About the Living Amenity Association

Founded as the BL Promotion Council in 1976 for the development and promotion of quality housing parts, ALIA was established as a general incorporated association in October 1990. Comprising organizations related to residential equipment and building materials, ALIA aims to improve comfortable living through the supply of functional and high-quality housing parts. Further details can be found on their website: Living Amenity Association