Technical Tours

15 July 2025 - Technical site visits!

Working environments in Japan, like those in other countries, are continually evolving to adapt to societal changes. Companies are leveraging state-of-the-art technologies and advanced management practices to enhance worker safety, health, well-being, and productivity. Join our exclusive site tours of leading Japanese companies to experience firsthand the innovation shaping industries such as construction, civil engineering, robotics, and more.

We have planned a fascinating tour and look forward to your participation!
Please see below for tour details and application information.
Tour of cutting-edge robots:
Industrial robots and surgical robots
Experience the cutting-edge collaborative safety technology, employed by industrial robots for manufacturing various products
Tour of cutting-edge technology in the medical and healthcare field, including the surgical robot system Hinotori™ and various medical testing equipment

TIME SCHEDULE

9:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
10:40 Visit to Kawasaki Heavy Industries
11:40 Departure from Kawasaki Heavy Industries
Lunch at Hotel Castle Plaza
13:40 Visit to Sysmex
14:40 Departure from Sysmex
15:20 Maiko Marine Promenade and Bridge Museum
16:40 Departure from Maiko Marine Promenade and Bridge Museum
18:20 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
22 people
Experience advanced environmentally friendly technologies:
Environmentally friendly factories that produce housing materials
Experience the cutting-edge collaborative safety technology, employed by industrial robots for manufacturing various products

TIME SCHEDULE

9:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
10:40 Visit to Daiwa House Industry
11:40 Departure from Daiwa House Industry
Lunch
13:00 Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine
15:00 Departure from Nara Park, Todaiji Temple
Kasuga Taisha Shrine
16:30 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
27 people
Material handling today:
Storage, transport and sorting systems at production and distribution sites
A comprehensive experiential exhibition center for material handling and logistics.

Demonstrations of storage, transport, and sorting systems at production and logistics sites

TIME SCHEDULE

8:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
10:00 Visit to Daifuku
12:00 Departure from Daifuku
Lunch at Uomatsu the head branch
14:30 MIHO MUSEUM
16:00 Departure from MIHO MUSEUM
18:00 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
25 people
Japan's pride in railroad systems:
Rolling stock equipment manufacturing and showrooms
A showroom displaying a large model of a railway car equipped with a safe driving support system.

A manufacturing plant for electrical equipment for railway cars.

TIME SCHEDULE

9:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
9:50 Visit to Mitsubishi Electric
11:50 Departure from Mitsubishi Electric
Lunch at a Chinese restaurant in Kobe Motomachi Chinatown
14:00 Disaster Reduction and Human Renovation Institution
15:40 Rokko Garden Terrace
16:10 Departure from Rokko Garden Terrace
17:30 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
22 people
The cutting edge of civil engineering work:
Tunnel sites with ICT
Witness state-of-the-art collaborative safety measures at a tunnel construction site and explore the innovative technology driving them.

TIME SCHEDULE

9:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
9:30 Visit to Hirakata Tunnel
10:30 Departure from Hirakata Tunnel
11:00 Visit to Kajiwara Tunnel
12:00 Departure from Kajiwara Tunnel
Lunch at Senri Hankyu Hotel Osaka
14:00 NIFREL(*A museum that transcends genres: aquarium, zoo, and art museum)
15:30 Departure from NIFREL
16:30 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
24 people
Visit and Engage with One of Japan’s Premier Academic Institutions
The University of Osaka
Explore one of Japan’s top universities and delve into cutting-edge innovation at the Center for Infectious Disease Education and Research (CiDER), housed in a striking building designed by world-renowned architect Tadao Ando. The tour will also include visits to state-of-the-art engineering research facilities and offer opportunities to engage directly with leading researchers at the forefront of scientific advancement.

TIME SCHEDULE

9:00 Departure from Intex Osaka
9:30 Visit to the University of Osaka Suita Campus (SANKEN, CiDER)
12:30 Lunch at Minerva in Suita Campus
14:50 Nakanoshima Qross
17:00 Arrival at Intex Osaka, end of tour
TOUR FEE (including TAX and luch):
20,000 JPY per person

Minimum number of participants:
23 people
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Global Initiative for Safety, Health & Wellbeing

The Global Initiative for Safety, Health, and Well-being (GISHW) is committed to building a socially sustainable future society, guided by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals, ILO’s Fundamental Principles and Rights at Work, and the ISSA’s Vision Zero mindset. Central to its mission is prioritizing individual safety, health, and well-being in the workplace as a key to global welfare
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