The Ryukyu University COI-NEXT Land-Based Aquaculture Project will exhibit at the “Marine Digital Society Pavilion” (sponsored by the Cabinet Office’s Office for Ocean Policy and Development and the Fisheries Agency) within “CEATEC 2025,” Japan’s largest comprehensive digital innovation exhibition (hosted by the Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)), held in October.

◆University of the Ryukyus Booth
Theme: ‘Research and Development of Circular Economy-Based Land-Based Aquaculture Balancing Environmental Sustainability and Commercial Viability’
We will clearly introduce our efforts in the social implementation project for land-based aquaculture through industry-academia-government collaboration. We plan to showcase materials such as the book ‘Starting Land-Based Aquaculture Here’, published this year, which compiles the insights and practices of the Blue&Green Project to date.

Additionally, the Marine Digital Society Pavilion will feature exhibits aiming to create a space for co-creation not only with the electronics and IT industries but also with diverse sectors such as fisheries, food, logistics, finance, insurance, and education. By multifacetedly communicating the current state of the marine industry that supports the familiar “food” as a blessing of the sea, the business opportunities expanding within it, and the potential for realizing a sustainable society, it is expected to facilitate new market entry and the realization of co-creation.

For details, please refer to the press release below and the CEATEC 2025 website.
We look forward to welcoming you.

(Press Release September 11) “Marine Digital Society Pavilion” to be Featured at CEATEC 2025│Announcing Collaborative Achievements for Sustainable Marine Industries Through Transformation in “Work,” “Cultivation,” and “Working Styles”

CEATEC 2025 Official Website

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