At a business-matching event in Fukuyama, one participant remarked that you cannot see the world without looking at the Netherlands. Dutch and Japanese companies gathered at TSUNAGU Hiroshima 2026, an event hosted by JETRO Hiroshima, where 8 organizations deepened their exchanges.
JETRO Hiroshima’s business-matching event in Fukuyama, Hiroshima Prefecture, brought together 8 Dutch companies, government agencies and other organizations. It was held as part of TSUNAGU Hiroshima 2026, an event hosted by The Chugoku Shimbun, Hirogin Holdings and others.
フォノンテック社, which owns the “impulse printing” technology, brought a demonstration machine to promote the technology to visitors. Companies from the Bingo area made up the core of the Japanese delegation and engaged in active exchanges of views.
Participating companies from the Netherlands and Japan spoke about the value of cooperation, including the joint development of next-generation semiconductor packaging materials, and expressed their intention to strengthen ties. The founder of ローツェ, headquartered in Fukuyama, also emphasized the significance of the exchange.
JETRO Hiroshima hopes to use the event as an opportunity to understand overseas needs and apply them to new development.