Joined Kubota Corporation in 2016. Currently engaged in marketing activities for mini backhoes and wheel loaders in the East Asia region including Japan. He works daily with the development division to introduce products and ICT solutions that meet the needs of the field.

Joined Nishio Rent All Co., Ltd. in 2017. Primarily responsible for sales of remote-operated construction equipment and ICT construction machinery rental. Since 2024, he has been serving as the head of the newly established Construction DX Sales Section, proposing systems to improve construction efficiency to worksites.

Joined Kawahira Doboku Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Nanjo City, Okinawa Prefecture) in June 2013. Has been engaged in civil engineering work including bridge construction, road improvement, and ground improvement projects ordered by Okinawa Prefecture.
In 2017, he undertook Okinawa Prefecture's first ICT construction project, performing earthwork utilizing ICT construction machinery to improve overall site productivity, and the project received the Governor's Award.
Currently, he promotes in-house ICT implementation, building a system capable of handling everything from initial surveying to data delivery. Under the company motto of "Aiming for a beautiful environment," he continues to work on community-based construction.

At Topcon, he has been involved in domestic and international product planning for many years. Currently, he is engaged in cultivating ICT construction practitioners through Topcon Training Centers located at four sites across Japan—in Fukushima, Ibaraki, Hyogo, and Fukuoka Prefectures—as well as one overseas location on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He provides training to a wide range of audiences including group employees, distributors, end users, and students.

Kazuma MORIGUCHI
Joined the company in 1999. Has been involved in hydraulic excavator design in R&D for electric and forestry machinery, and is currently engaged in the design of ICT option specifications for construction machinery.

Takayuki INOUE
Joined the company in 2014. Has been involved in testing and design of wheel loaders, followed by software development for hydraulic excavators, and is currently engaged in electrical design for ultra-short tail swing excavators.

Masashi DANGUCHI
Joined the company in 2016. Has been involved in the development of safety functions such as surround monitoring for hydraulic excavators, and is currently engaged in intellectual property management linked to product development.

Yudai KATO
Joined the company in 2015. After working in the Quality Management Department, transferred to the Product Management Department in 2025. Engaged in product planning for compact mini excavators and the planning and management of option development and design improvement projects for products currently on the market.

Daniel Sack is a technical sales representative in the Airborne Sensors Division of Leica Geosystems, specializing in imagery and LiDAR systems for wide-area aerial surveying. Originally from the UAV surveying software industry, he joined Leica and spent six years in technical support for data processing before transitioning to technical sales. He now introduces the latest aerial surveying technologies from overseas to users in Japan and provides implementation support.

Joined Tobe Kensetsu Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Noda City, Chiba Prefecture) in June 1993, assigned to the Construction Department, and gained experience in a wide range of civil engineering work types. Since 2016, the company has been utilizing ICT construction, receiving multiple awards in 2024 including office director commendations from several river offices of the Kanto Regional Development Bureau and the Construction Industry Workforce Recruitment and Development Contribution Award. In 2025, the company received the Kanto Regional Development Bureau Director's Award, Outstanding Construction Award, Outstanding Construction Engineer Award, Edogawa River Office Director's Award, and the Kanto Infrastructure DX Grand Prize. He manages and operates worksites aiming for in-house ICT implementation, creatively utilizing i-Construction 2.0 and 3D technologies.

Kanamoto Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive rental company including construction machinery, with a group network of 500 locations nationwide.
Kazutaka Shono has a diverse career spanning general contractors, construction consultants, IT software companies, Japanese and Hong Kong subsidiaries of foreign manufacturers, with extensive international experience including overseas study, overseas construction projects, and ODA overseas surveys. With broad experience ranging from domestic and overseas site supervision to general contractor headquarters civil engineering design, information systems, domestic/international sales, and establishing new companies, he generates unique ideas and drives projects from a wide and elevated perspective. First-Class Civil Engineering Construction Management Engineer, Professional Engineer (Construction: Ports and Airports).

Joined the company in 2015, initially working as a sales office assistant in the Construction ICT Promotion Section for approximately six years. During this period, she gained comprehensive experience in basic office administration, handling company system operations and customer service across a wide range of tasks. She subsequently changed to a general career track, and leveraging her accumulated office experience, she actively engages in branch office operations. Specifically, she focuses on sales activity support, staff coordination, and proposals for operational efficiency. She frequently serves as an instructor at internal and external seminars and training sessions regarding this system, contributing to the dissemination of specialized knowledge and employee skill development.

Sooki Co., Ltd. is a rental company with an inventory of approximately 2,000 models and over 30,000 measurement and surveying instruments. After joining the company in 2004, she worked as a measurement instrument assistant at the Tohoku office. After transitioning to a sales role, she cultivated the ability to propose measurement instruments suited to the field. Since 2024, she has been based in Tokyo as a wide-area sales representative, currently responsible for proposal-based sales and marketing of measurement instruments across a broad range of fields, not only civil engineering and construction but also industry and medical. She provides optimal rental solutions to meet evolving measurement technologies and diversifying needs.

Engaged in projects related to ICT construction systems and various solutions at Topcon. Involved in domestic ICT construction implementation support and operational proposals, while also participating in the deployment and operation of ICT construction overseas, promoting worksite improvement from a global perspective. Currently working toward the further promotion and expansion of domestic ICT construction, with a focus on achieving productivity improvement and labor-saving through the utilization of field data.

Japan Temporary Toilet Manufacturers Association
Hinoya Co.,Ltd. Executive Officer, Head of Sales Planning
Wataru TANIMOTO
Executive Officer, Hinoya Co., Ltd.; General Manager, Sales Planning Department; Manager, Product Development Section; Director, System Development Preparatory Office. Disaster Prevention Specialist.
Joined Hinoya Co., Ltd. (formerly Hino Kogyo Co., Ltd.) in 2006. After transferring to headquarters, he led the development of the industry's first women-only toilet "Flower Toilet," followed by the "Comfortable Toilet Series."
He initiated research groups specialized in disaster response and established the Japan Portable Toilet Manufacturers Association. In recent years, he has represented the industry in raising issues and providing lectures to the Cabinet Office, MLIT, METI, and local governments regarding toilet problems during disasters and environmental improvements at construction sites. He is also active in women's participation and retention initiatives and serves as a guest lecturer at metropolitan high schools.

The Society of Women Civil Engineers Planning and Public Relations Department・Observer
Kajima Corporation Project Control Group Civil Engineering Department Kansai Branch・Manager
Ikuko MURAKAMI
Joined Kajima Corporation in 1993. Engaged in civil engineering construction management in the construction industry, where women engineers were few and the male-dominated culture was strong. She has worked on diverse projects including water purification plants, sewage treatment facilities, new expressway and highway construction, and bridge seismic reinforcement, accumulating experience at various construction sites. In the same year, she joined the Society of Women Civil Engineers, continuing her activities as a member. She later served as West Japan Branch Director and Director of Planning and Public Relations, also participating in organizational management. Currently, she works in the management department within Kajima Corporation's Kansai Branch, supporting safety management at civil engineering sites, promoting the active participation of women skilled workers, and working toward creating an environment where everyone can work comfortably. She also serves as an observer for the Planning and Public Relations Division of the Society, devoting her efforts to supporting young women engineers.

Japan Temporary Toilet Manufacturers Association
Hinoya Co.,Ltd.
Hiromi KOJIMA
Secretariat, Japan Portable Toilet Manufacturers Association. Affiliated with Hinoya Co., Ltd. Participating as moderator.

Joined Miyasaka Construction & Engineering Co., Ltd. (headquartered in Obihiro City, Hokkaido) in 2007 and was assigned to the Civil Engineering Department. Engaged in civil engineering work across diverse fields including roads, rivers, and agriculture. He became involved in information-based construction from 2010 and has accumulated extensive experience at ICT-equipped worksites since 2016, becoming ICT Solutions Section Manager in 2023.
Constantly focused on improving productivity and efficiency at worksites, he leverages the skills and experience cultivated in the field to actively promote the utilization of ICT technology, the dissemination of 3D models, and the development of engineers. He is driving projects such as "i-Construction 2.0" and "ICT Construction Stage II."

Joined Steelwrist in September of last year. In his previous role, he was engaged in sales, support, and public relations for ICT-related machine guidance and surveying instruments. While in his previous position, he was deeply impressed by how tiltrotators, when used in combination with ICT, further improve safety and productivity at worksites, which motivated him to join Steelwrist, where he promotes the combined use of tiltrotators with ICT. He is also engaged in sales activities and social media outreach to raise awareness of tiltrotators among more people in Japan.