ExaWizards’ Japanese site presents AI products centered on generative AI and AI agents to support work efficiency and broader business transformation. The exaBase lineup includes tools for local governments, recruiting assistance, sales, investor relations, FAQs, DX assessment and learning, and role-play training. The site also links to CareWiz services for the care sector and provides AI business news, case studies, company information, investor relations, and careers.
ABEJA’s Japanese corporate site presents its enterprise-platform business, built around ABEJA Platform to help companies transform core business processes and operate digital transformation initiatives over time. It also introduces ABEJA Insight for Retail, a service based on collecting and analyzing customer-behavior data in stores, and the ABEJA LLM Series. Visitors can explore technology, company vision, news, investor information, and careers.
PKSHA Technology’s Japanese site presents customized AI services developed with client companies for their specific business challenges. It describes support from defining the problem and designing the system through integrating AI into business processes. Industry areas include retail, mobility, finance, insurance, education, and healthcare; functional offerings include AI Security and PKSHA LLMS, alongside AI Contact Center, AI Agents Platform, research, news, and investor information.
Preferred Robotics’ official site presents products and technology from the robotics venture spun off from Preferred Networks. It features Kachaka Pro, an autonomous mobile robot for transporting items in factories, healthcare facilities, restaurants, and offices, and HAPiiBOT, a commercial floor-cleaning robot co-developed with Amano. The site explains navigation, path planning, SLAM, image recognition, and deep learning, and provides product news, company information, and careers.
Preferred Networks’ Japanese site describes its vertically integrated AI value chain: the company develops AI semiconductors, computing infrastructure, generative-AI foundation models, and AI products and solutions. It presents applications for manufacturing, materials and chemicals, life sciences, finance, public services, education, and enterprise users. Visitors can also explore research and development, papers and conference publications, company news, business information, a technical blog, and careers.
Sakana AI’s official site presents its frontier-AI research and product work in Japan. Its research and product blog covers projects such as the Fugu family of model-orchestration systems, AI agents, and AI-assisted scientific research, and the site links to the Sakana Chat service. Visitors can explore research, solutions, product announcements, company news, events, and careers to understand the organization’s published work and offerings.
Sansan’s Japanese service site presents a sales AX platform that centralizes and shares business-card details, digital cards, online touchpoints, and deal histories across an organization. It describes using AI with business data to reveal customer relationships and sales opportunities and make meeting preparation more efficient. The site covers product features, Salesforce and API integrations, plans, customer cases, events, user guides, and requests for information or a trial.
TechMatrix’s Japanese corporate site organizes IT products and solutions for business customers. Its areas include security, network and storage, medical systems, contact-center CRM, software quality assurance, and offerings for finance and education. Visitors can explore services and solution descriptions, customer case studies, events and seminars, current news, company and investor information, and recruitment content relevant to technology adoption and operations in Japan.
AT TOKYO’s Japanese site presents data-center and connectivity services for business customers. It describes resilient facilities, colocation, operations, monitoring, network and security services, and disaster recovery. The company also offers carrier- and vendor-neutral connectivity through ATBeX, cloud direct connections, and government-cloud access. Company information, service locations, document downloads, and current news are available from the site.
Yokogawa Electric’s Japanese site presents industrial automation, control, and measurement technologies for sectors such as energy, chemicals, power, pharmaceuticals, food, water infrastructure, semiconductors, and automotive. It organizes products and services across information, control, and measurement, and describes consulting, project execution, lifecycle services, and industry-specific solutions. Visitors can also access technical documents and videos, company news, investor relations, sustainability information, and careers.
DISCO’s Japanese site presents precision-processing technology and equipment for cutting, grinding, and polishing wafers and other materials. Its catalogue includes dicing and laser saws, grinders, polishers, wafer-handling equipment, and precision tools. The site also explains process solutions and offers support information for test cutting and contract processing, alongside product troubleshooting, training, technical documents, company news, and investor information.
Socionext’s Japanese site presents the company’s work designing, developing, and selling system-on-chip products. It describes its Solution SoC business and provides information on custom SoCs tailored to customer requirements and application-specific standard products (ASSPs), with a searchable product-document section. Visitors can also browse the business model, company profile, releases, investor relations, events, sustainability initiatives, and recruitment information.
ROHM’s Japanese site brings together semiconductor and electronic-component product information, technical support, solutions, and purchasing guidance. It features power and analog technology, online simulators for circuit evaluation, application notes, user guides, and design resources such as SPICE and IBIS models. Engineers can also find technical articles, a support forum, and webinars, while company news, investor information, research, and sustainability content are available through the corporate sections.
NEC’s Japanese corporate site explains the company’s purpose of creating social value and presents technology and services for businesses and public-sector organizations. It introduces BluStellar, which combines advanced technology with business-transformation expertise, and highlights AI, the cotomi generative-AI service, cybersecurity, and national-security solutions. Visitors can explore products, solutions, and case studies, as well as research, corporate information, news, investor relations, sustainability, and careers.
Seiko Epson’s Japanese corporate site brings together the company’s philosophy, purpose, long-term vision, profile, and technology activities. It provides sustainability information, investor relations, news releases, and recruitment content, and describes technology and co-creation initiatives aimed at creating value for different regions and industries. Links lead to Epson product information and purchase guidance, so visitors can move from learning about the company to finding product resources.
Panasonic Holdings’ official Japanese site is the corporate portal for the Panasonic Group. It presents group businesses and strategy, company and operating-company information, news, investor materials, and sustainability activities. The site directs consumers to Panasonic.jp for products and business visitors to dedicated solution pages and operating companies, making it a starting point for understanding the group’s structure, technology activities, and corporate updates. The supplied Panasonic.com Japan address now points visitors to this current corporate site.
TDK’s Japanese corporate site provides company, product, and technology information for the electronic-components manufacturer. Visitors can reach its product center, application guidance, and technical library for design and development, as well as technology articles and news. The homepage features examples such as sensors, multilayer ceramic capacitors, and power products, and links to information about TDK’s businesses and global locations, sustainability, investor relations, and careers.
OMRON’s Japanese corporate site explains the company’s aim to address social challenges through business and automation. It introduces five business areas: control equipment, healthcare, social systems, electronic components, and data solutions. Visitors can explore the technologies behind OMRON’s automation approach, follow company news, and find corporate information, investor relations, sustainability initiatives, and recruitment resources on the same site.
Fujitsu’s Japanese corporate website presents technologies and solutions intended to support business transformation and address social challenges. Visitors can explore customer stories involving AI, data, and business applications, read current insights and commentary, and find press releases and company information. The site also links to Fujitsu Way, investor presentations, sustainability materials, and solution areas, giving organizations and readers an overview of Fujitsu’s technology work, business initiatives, and customer projects.
Fuji Electric’s official Japanese site presents industrial products and solutions built around power electronics. Its catalogue includes drive control, power distribution and supplies, measurement equipment, energy management, monitoring and control systems, information systems, semiconductors, power-generation equipment, and vending machines. The site also describes factory and process automation, social infrastructure, and renewable-energy solutions, while providing research stories, product news, catalogs, manuals, technical documents, company and investor information, and technical seminars.
