Mobility Will Change Regions! The Key to Revitalizing Depopulated Areas

As the concentration of the population in Tokyo and the declining birthrate and aging population progress, regional economies are becoming exhausted, and the problem of "mobility refugees" is becoming more serious due to an increase in people with limited mobility and a reduction in public transportation. As it becomes difficult for the elderly to live their daily lives and go to the hospital, mobility services are a top priority for regional issues, and complex needs that cannot be met by conventional vehicle sales are becoming apparent.

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• Executive Directors, Japan Automobile
  Manufacturers Association, Inc.
  President, Daihatsu Motor Co., Ltd.

  Masahiro Inoue

  

Save the Logistics Crisis! The Impact of Mobility Innovation

While demand for logistics is rapidly increasing with the expansion of the e-commerce market, the shortage of drivers is becoming more serious due to the strengthening of labor regulations. As a result, this has become a structural issue that affects corporate profits and the entire supply chain. Hino Motors will appeal for the importance of cross-industry cooperation and contribute to the transformation of the entire logistics industry by presenting concrete solutions.

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• Executive Directors, Japan Automobile
  Manufacturers Association, Inc.
  President & CEO, Member of the Board of
  Directors, Hino Motors, Ltd.

  Satoshi Ogiso

  

Safety Technology Shaping the Future of Cities — Ending the Chain Reaction of Traffic Congestion with Zero Accidents.

Urban traffic congestion increases fuel consumption and CO2 emissions, significantly impacting the environment. According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, traffic jams result in approximately 40% of lost time and account for about 1.3% of the nation's total CO2 emissions. This session will focus on congestion caused by accidents and discuss how a human-centered approach to vehicle manufacturing and preventive safety technologies by automakers can contribute to a true "zero congestion" and transform urban mobility.

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• Executive Directors, Japan Automobile
  Manufacturers Association, Inc.
  Representative Director, President and
  CEO, Subaru Corporation

  Atsushi Osaki

  

Don't be afraid of the 100-year life!
A future mobility society where people are the main characters, boosting QOL

As we enter the 100-year life era, anxieties about health, isolation, mobility, the economy, and peace of mind are becoming apparent. Cars are evolving from a mere means of transportation to an existence that supports people's physical and mental health and community bonds. This session will depict the future of mobility that contributes to improving QOL through Mazda's practical examples.

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• Executive Directors, Japan Automobile
  Manufacturers Association, Inc.
  Representative Director, President and
  CEO, Mazda Motor Corporation

  Masahiro Moro

  

Creating a Japan you'll want to visit again: The forefront of "mobility hospitality"

In Japan, a tourism-oriented country, the travel experience greatly contributes to forming impressions. The "hospitality" inherent in transportation, such as quiet car interiors and polite guidance, creates a memorable experience. This session will consider next-generation mobility service strategies that design comfort from the perspectives of tourism, mobility, and well-being.

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A story about cars that protect you in case of an emergency

In Japan, a disaster-prone country, mobility is becoming increasingly important as a means of evacuation and support. In recent years, it has also come to play a role as a substitute for living infrastructure, such as power supply and goods transportation. This session will explore the potential of mobility as disaster resilience through the efforts of commercial vehicle manufacturers, including UD Trucks.

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• Executive Directors,
  Japan Automobile
  Manufacturers Association, Inc.
  President and CEO,
  UD Trucks Corporation

  Koichi Ito

  

Earn, connect, and co-create. Is the "mobility economic sphere" coming?

Mobility is evolving from a "means of transportation" to a "starting point for the economy." Cars, the internet, electricity, and regional experiences are connecting to create new value. This session will discuss an economic model in which companies, individuals, and regions co-create, and the role that mobility will play, based on Mitsubishi Motors' new business.

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• Executive Directors,
  Japan Automobile Manufacturers
  Association, Inc.
  Member of the Board, Representative
  Executive Officer, President & CEO,
  Mitsubishi Motors Corporation

  Takao Kato