The Study Tour will start on the 8th of September. We will leave the Netherlands and embark on a fantastic journey through Japan. We will visit the cities Tokyo, Hiroshima, Kyoto and Osaka. In those cities, we will visit many different companies in the biomedical field but also experience the cultural highlights. Currently, we are in contact with a lot of interesting companies and are exploring all cultural activities, so the itinerary is still open.
東京都
Tokyo
The 10th of September to 18th of September
Japan’s bustling capital blends futuristic technology with historical landmarks like Senso-ji Temple, and serves as a global leader in biorobotics and medical imaging, with companies like Cyberdyne and Canon Medical Systems advancing innovations in robotic rehabilitation and diagnostic technologies.
Confirmed company visits: University of Tokyo, Terumo, Embassy of the Netherlands, more to be determined
Cultural activities: to be determined
東京都
広島市
広島市
Hiroshima
The 19th of September to the 21th of September
Hiroshima has an important role in the history of Japan. This city was the first military target of a nuclear weapon in history. The Hiroshima peace memorial is a UNESCO World Heritage site which serves as a memorial of the bonding. Hiroshima has rebuild and is now the largest city in the Chugoku region.
Confirmed company visits: Radiation Effects Research Foundation
Cultural activities: to be determined
大阪市
Osaka
The 22th of September to 26th of September
Known for its vibrant street food scene and historic sites such as Osaka Castle, Osaka also provides excellent healthcare facilities, with renowned institutions like Osaka University Hospital specializing in advanced medical care and research.
Confirmed company visits: SANKEN & Graduate School of Medicine as part of University of Osaka, CUORiPS, more to be determined, more to be determined
Cultural activities: to be determined
大阪市
京都市
京都市
Kyoto
The the 27th of September to the 1st of October
Revered as Japan’s cultural heart with iconic sites like Kinkaku-ji and Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto is also home to prominent biomedical research institutions such as Kyoto University’s Center for iPS Cell Research and Application, recognized for its pioneering stem cell breakthroughs.
Confirmed company visits: Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA), more to be determined
Cultural activities: to be determined