Japan Atomic Industrial Forum
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UnclaimedJapanese general incorporated association that serves as an industry organization for the nuclear power sector, composed of private companies, related organizations, research institutions, universities and local governments.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Japan Atomic Industrial Forum (JAIF) is a general incorporated association in Japan. According to its membership page, it is composed of diverse members including private companies, related organizations, research and development institutions, universities and local governments, and through this broad network it conducts activities centered on promoting public understanding of nuclear energy, securing and developing human resources, and international cooperation. Its history page records that the organization was launched on 16 March 1956 as the Japan Atomic Industrial Forum (社団法人 日本原子力産業会議), with its secretariat initially set up in the former Tokyo Electric building, and that the first issue of the "Atomic Industry News" (原子力産業新聞) was published on 25 March 1956. Its registered office is in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
History
The organization's history page states that on 16 March 1956 the Japan Atomic Industrial Forum (社団法人 日本原子力産業会議) was launched, with its secretariat established in the former Tokyo Electric building, and that on 25 March 1956 it began publishing the "Atomic Industry News" (原子力産業新聞). The same page records that on 24 August 1956 the first Japan Isotope Conference plenary meeting was held, and that in December 1956 regional organizations, the Kansai Atomic Energy Roundtable and the Chubu Atomic Energy Roundtable, were launched. It further records that in 1957 the first JAIF international conference, the Japan-US Atomic Industry Joint Conference, was held, and that in 1960 JAIF obtained the world's first consultative status with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA).
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