Wednesday, September 2, 2009 - Friday, September 4, 2009
JAPANESE
JETRO Event

Is your company thinking about taking advantage of the rapidly expanding business opportunities in Japan? If so, and your company is interested in setting up an office in Japan or is currently seeking Japanese partners to establish a business with in the Japanese market, you are invited to apply for the “JETRO ZONE at JAIMA SHOW 2009” Invitation Program. We look forward to your participation. Don’t miss this great opportunity!

JAIMA Show 2009 Outline

Instruments to be exhibited：

1. Analytical Instruments：Analytical instruments (for laboratories, processing, pollution monitoring and work environment monitoring); Automation-related instruments and information systems; Biotechnology-related analytical instruments; Clinical instruments for medical use; etc.
2. Analytical Solutions： Analytical services; analysis-related services; temporary staffing; etc.
3. Sensors, devices and components for analytical instruments： LCD modules; portable measurement tools; simple analysis kits; compact analytical devices; etc.

Who can take part?

• Companies interested in investing in Japan, or currently seeking Japanese partners to establish a business in Japan are eligible to apply.
• 25 companies (max.) to be selected through JETRO’s screening process.

Why participate?

• It’s the biggest show in Asia in the analytical technology & instruments field.
• It has been held annually since 1962 with excellent attendance.
• 70% of visitors are responsible for purchasing decisions.
• JETRO can pre-arrange business meetings for your company.
• Local governments will publicize your participation in the show to local companies and it will be listed on the JETRO website.
• Participation costs will be partly covered by JETRO.
• You will have an opportunity to present your products at the New Technology Seminar that takes place during the show (simultaneous interpretation will be available).
• Your company’s information will be listed in the “JETRO ZONE exhibitors” brochure (to be distributed beforehand and on-site at the show).

What expenses do JETRO cover?

• Booth space (1 booth per company).
• Booth stand, designed by JETRO and with basic equipment provided.
• The following travel expenses for the duration of the program (1 person per company):
  1. A round-trip airline ticket (economy class) and program-related transportation within Japan.
  2. Accommodation in Japan (hotel, designated by JETRO).
• An interpreter working exclusively for each invitee.

Costs borne by the invitee

• International and domestic transportation of exhibits to and from the show venue.
• Any costs incurred by additions made to the basic booth stand provided by JETRO. Examples include, but are not limited to, additional construction/decoration costs, or the rental and installation of additional equipment, etc.)
• Any additional travel expenses resulting from taking a flight other than the JETRO-appointed one (the most direct route), or if your stay in Japan exceeds or differs from the duration of the Invitation Program.
• Insurance, customs duties and taxes on the items you exhibit
• Your travel accident insurance

Additional Information

• JETRO’s services will be provided only to official invitees; that is to say, companies whose application forms are submitted on time and which successfully pass the JETRO screening process.
• Any costs incurred by the invitee’s withdrawal from the program after JETRO has notified them that they are an official invitee shall be borne by the invitee.

For more information on this exciting opportunity, please contact your local JETRO representative.

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