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The accident at the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant was a profound event that called into question the very relationship between technology and society. We believe it is not the next generation, but those of us living today, who bear the responsibility to face these challenges directly.

In the extreme conditions of nuclear decommissioning, there are many situations where conventional technologies cannot cope—especially in terms of radiation resistance. It was to address these very challenges that we began working with diamond semiconductors. Today, as a first step toward real-world application, we are constructing the world’s first diamond semiconductor manufacturing facility in Okuma, Fukushima. We chose to carry the name Okuma in both our company and our pilot line’s location because we believe in building hope from the very place where the Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant stands.

Our vision extends beyond applications in nuclear power. We believe this technology holds true significance only when it is applied to foundational industries that support the future—such as space, defense, and next-generation communications. What began in Fukushima has the potential to grow into a force that supports a safer and more sustainable society. We are committed to turning that possibility into reality.

Bringing the industries of the next era from Fukushima to the world—this is the challenge we have embraced.