Binding aerospace communities in Florida & Japan Event, which was organized jointly by the Consulate General of Japan

Discussion on the cooperation of the aerospace between Japan and Florida will take place on March 4th

The Consulate General of Japan in Miami is proud to be a co -organizer of Japan currents: Connection of the aerospace communities in Florida and Japantakes place at Miami International Airport, North Auditorium 4^TH Floor, Concourse D, on Tuesday, March 4 from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. This event is free of charge, but possible goals are asked to register online on or before March 3. to ensure participation.

Presented by the Japan-America Society of Miami/South Florida (Jasmsfl), which was organized by the Consulate General in Miami, Miami-Dade County and International Airport Miami and supported by a scholarship from the National Association of Japan. America Societies, Inc. (Najas), with the support of the Japanese message in Washington, DC, this exciting event is part of public affairs “Japan Currents” series that was introduced in 2019. Events that were organized in 14 different cities of the local Japan-America Society deals with topics that are interested in Japan, and consists of speakers from Japan, the United States and the local community . As the only program for public affairs that focuses on the relationship between Japan and the USA, the event of March 4 will be the first program for Japan flows organized in Südflorida. Since the cooperation between the aerospace companies in Florida and Japan continues to grow, the connections between aerospace companies continue to grow. With findings from Florida, the architect of Japanese space world business, cross and and other industry experts. Japan currents: Connecting the aerospace communities in Florida and Japan Explore how these aerospace partnerships work and how to promote cross-border cooperation.

Dr. Shinichi NakasukaPresident of Cross U and Professor of Aviation and Astronautics at the University of Tokyo, and Matt Chestnut, Vice President Business Development at Space Florida, will discuss current trends in partnerships between Florida-Japan and the collaboration in public and private sector. A panel discussion that is examined how local governments and partners can play a role in the design of these aviation communities, moderates from James Kohnstamm, director of economic development at Miami-Dade County, with Ken Yoshioka, General Manager of the Operations Division 3 from Cross, with U and Project Lead by Mitsui Fudosan Co., LTD, as well as other local experts. The event is completed with a network reception organized by The Consul General of Japan in Miami.

For more information or to reserve one point, please visit the event website. ((

Further information on the consulate and his mission can be found at www.miami.us.emb-japan.go.jp.