LangGenius Showcases AI Platform Dify at Japan DX Week 2026

LangGenius Showcases Dify at Japan DX Week 2026

LangGenius, a prominent technology firm based in Tokyo, participated in the Japan DX Week event from April 8 to 10, 2026, held at Tokyo Big Sight. This event focused on AI and business automation, and attracted an impressive visitor count of 51,370, according to the organizers at RX Japan.

The Dify booth was a hotspot for demonstrations, particularly highlighting the core features of Dify, which include a visual workflow builder and a Knowledge Retrieval and Generation (RAG) pipeline. Attendees had the opportunity to engage directly with the technology by testing a no-code/low-code AI agent construction process. This hands-on demonstration allowed visitors to understand how to create AI workflows and utilize their organizational knowledge through RAG setups, complete with features catering to enterprise needs such as chunk strategies, re-ranking settings, and integration with external systems.

Interactive Chatbot for Event Navigation

Among the exciting features showcased was the event-specific AI chatbot, designed to guide attendees through the exhibition halls. Addressing common queries like "Which hall is this exhibition in?" and "Where can I find the nearest smoking area or lunch spot?", this chatbot utilized relevant data from the Japan DX Week venue map, exhibit information, and nearby facilities. LangGenius successfully built and deployed this live chatbot in just a few hours, demonstrating the ease and efficiency of integrating Dify’s workflow capabilities into real-world scenarios. This chatbot is not merely a demo; it represents a fully operational product utilized by attendees navigating the event.

Key Challenges and Needs Identified in AI Adoption

Throughout the three-day event, valuable insights emerged from conversations with visitors, highlighting several key challenges and needs faced by Japanese companies in their AI implementations:

1. Secure AI Environments: Many attendees expressed concerns regarding the secure handling of confidential data alongside adherence to security policies when deploying generative AI solutions. Dify’s capability for on-premises and private cloud deployment was well-received, as it allows organizations to run AI applications without the risk of data exposure.

2. Effective Implementation of AI Tools: Several companies reported difficulties in expanding AI tool usage within their organizations, struggling with ongoing maintenance and operations. The no-code/low-code approach of Dify garnered significant interest, as it enables organizations to build, update, and manage AI applications without needing specialized engineers.

3. Realities of Implementing RAG: As companies explore RAG for utilizing internal knowledge, concerns have arisen regarding accuracy and potential hallucination issues. Dify addresses these challenges head-on with flexible configurations for chunk strategies and re-ranking, ensuring companies can leverage their data effectively.

Future Directions for LangGenius

LangGenius is committed to the Japanese market, and aims to continue supporting organizations in their digital transformation journeys through events, partnerships, and content. The firm has established collaborations with various industry leaders, including NTT, RICOH, Kakaku.com, Kyoshin, and Mizuho Bank, showcasing the versatility and applicability of Dify across sectors.

Follow-ups with interested companies from the exhibition are actively underway, and LangGenius plans to participate in more key events across Japan in the future.

Learn More About Dify

Dify is an open-source platform allowing users to easily create AI agents and workflows without any coding knowledge. With robust support for RAG, multi-model operations, and integration with external systems, Dify plays a pivotal role in empowering enterprises to harness AI effectively.

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