Kasumigaseki Capital will exhibit at International Logistics Exhibition 2026, showcasing next-generation logistics facilities centered on LOGI FLAG, as well as its logistics operating system. The company will also introduce a frozen automated warehouse development project in Malaysia as an overseas base.
Against a backdrop of challenges including driver shortages and transportation capacity constraints in the logistics industry, Kasumigaseki Capital announced plans to develop and expand LOGI FLAG, a next-generation facility brand focused on automation and labor reduction. The booth concept is “Building together the future of logistics beyond imagination.”
Exhibits included the multi-tenant LOGI FLAG series, which supports three temperature ranges—frozen, refrigerated and ambient—along with a variety of facilities such as frozen automated warehouses and hazardous-materials automated warehouses. COLD X NETWORK, a web-based frozen storage service completed entirely online that provides one-pallet-per-day use, was also presented as Japan's first such service. The company plans to begin operating a frozen trunk transportation service in September 2026.
The company introduced a logistics operating system that integrates WMS, robots, AI and IoT, with the aim of evolving facilities from “boxes” into “infrastructure.” It also presented a proposed provisional name for a Factory & Logistics Park that would integrate factories and warehouses and combine production, storage, transportation and delivery. In addition, the frozen automated warehouse development project in Malaysia was featured as the group's first overseas base.
The exhibitor presentation seminar is scheduled for 15:00 on 8 September at Venue A in West Hall 3, with Executive Vice President and COO 杉本亮 scheduled to speak. Guest speaker 浅成直也 of YE DIGITAL will also participate. Booth stage sessions will be held on 4 consecutive days, with no advance reservation required and free admission and exit.