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Seminar on Japan's Aviation Industry

On September 5, 2025, the Japan Planning Institute (JPI) will host a crucial seminar focused on the significant challenges and future vision strategies of Japan's aviation industry. This event will feature Daisuke Fujihara, an expert from the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, who will share insights drawn from his extensive experience across various segments of the aviation sector, including aircraft manufacturing, airlines, and regulatory bodies.

Keynote by Daisuke Fujihara

As a case manager in the Research Promotion Office, Fujihara will discuss pressing issues faced by the aviation industry today. Participants can look forward to a detailed examination of various topics, including:

• - The outlook for flying cars
• - Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF) initiatives
• - Suborbital travel updates
• - Air traffic control challenges
• - Maintenance protocols
• - Meteorological factors affecting aviation
• - Safety assessments
• - Communication advancements in the sector

Through this lens, Fujihara aims to present a young professional's perspective on the current state of Japan's aviation sector, expressing a sense of urgency regarding prevailing issues and exploring potential future scenarios.

2050 Vision Strategy

In addition to addressing existing challenges, this seminar will introduce the ongoing efforts by youth advocates to shape a comprehensive 2050 vision strategy for Japan's aviation industry. This initiative seeks to integrate long-term visioning with global trends to ensure that Japan's aviation landscape remains competitive and innovative. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in constructive dialogue rather than merely sharing best practices.

Seminar Agenda:

1. Experience from the Field: Insights based on personal experience within the industry.
2. Current Status and Challenges: A snapshot of Japan's aviation industry's status, issues, and opportunities moving forward.
3. Innovations in Flying Cars and SAF: Case studies highlighting groundbreaking developments.
4. Importance of a Future Vision: Discussion on the necessity of strategic future planning.
5. Strategic Vision for 2050: Detailed exploration of the proposed vision strategies.
6. Proposals from Young Professionals: Suggestions reflecting the perspectives of new entrants to the industry.
7. Q&A Session: Open floor for questions and discussions.
8. Networking Opportunities: A chance for attendees to exchange business cards and broaden their professional networks.

The seminar will be conducted in a hybrid format, allowing participants to choose between attending in person, joining via live stream, or accessing recorded content for two weeks post-event. This flexibility ensures that everyone can participate conveniently.

Registration Details

The participation fee is set at ¥37,640 (tax included) per individual. Notably, for each registration, an additional companion can attend for free, but prior registration is required. Local government employees benefit from a special rate of ¥11,000 for up to two participants, applicable solely for in-person or live-stream attendance.

For further information and registration, please visit the official JPI seminar page.

Networking and Questions

Participants will have the chance to ask questions directly to the speaker post-seminar, enhancing the collaborative nature of the event. This initiative is aimed at fostering networking among participants, facilitating the creation of new business opportunities.

The JPI has a rich history of bridging knowledge between government, private sector, and academia, providing leaders with critical insights and innovative strategies to successfully navigate national policies and projects over the past fifty years.

Contact Information

For inquiries, reach out to:
Japan Planning Institute
5-2-32 Minami Azabu, Minato-ku, Tokyo 106-0047
Phone: 03-5793-9761
Fax: 03-5793-9767
Website: JPI Official Site