Support for
International business,
Market development,
Utilizing local resources,
The following business will be outsourced to our partner company, General Incorporated Association Chikuentai.
● Overseas local procurement
We have networks in South Korea, China, Thailand, Germany, France, and Switzerland, and we can support customers' local procurement and overseas procurement.
We will procure high-quality products in cooperation with cooperating factories in each region.
Speaking of Asia, the image of mass production may be strong, but we can also handle small lot products required for trial production and research and development.
●Support for Overseas Companies Exhibiting at Trade Shows in Japan
Our promotional experts will provide recommendations to help you maximize the effectiveness of your exhibition.
For companies unfamiliar with Japanese trade shows or those considering exhibiting in a country where they have no prior experience,
we also offer advice on booth design, product displays, and presentation techniques.
●Support for Utilizing Local Resources
Resins —or plastics— which are organic materials, may be able to help you make effective use of natural resources and local specialties in your community. Why not try creating something by combining your region's unique characteristics with these resins?
In fact, 97% of petroleum resources are used as fuel, and plastics—which are recyclable—contribute to the realization of a sustainable economy. While marine plastic pollution has become a major issue in recent years, this is primarily caused by illegal dumping. When disposed of properly, plastics can be recycled and even serve as a supplementary fuel source.
Let's make the most of plastics, which are fundamentally composed of molecules such as hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon!
In addition, our company uses goats to perform eco-friendly weed control without consuming electricity or fuel.
Our goats serve as an “eco-weeding squad” to assist you all.
IMIT Corporation continues to take on new challenges in environmental conservation.


