Japan's elderly-care sector, and far more than a sightseeing trip.
The programme is designed to give Vietnamese businesses first-hand access: direct exchanges, side-by-side comparison and the selection of models worth studying and applying in Vietnam.
How Japan organises and runs its nursing homes; technology that eases staffing pressure; care, rehabilitation, nutrition and safety; and opportunities to connect with Japanese companies.
The intended outcome: each participant leaves with the models, solutions and Japanese partners best suited for further evaluation, piloting or development in Vietnam.
The group is capped at 8–15 guests so that surveying, interpretation and direct exchanges with Japanese organisations stay unhurried and thorough.
Private transfers to Noi Bai / Tan Son Nhat airport; NKI accompanies the group from Vietnam to Tokyo.
A private car meets the group at the airport and brings everyone to the hotel. In the evening, we review each participant's survey objectives together.
Survey facility models, equipment, technology and solutions with potential for Vietnam; note the booths and companies worth returning to for deeper discussions. A quick debrief closes the day.
Return to the shortlisted booths, prioritising exchanges with the Japanese companies that fit the needs of the group and of each individual member.
NKI arranges the meetings: nursing-home operators, equipment suppliers, care-tech companies, training providers and partners interested in the Vietnamese market.
Visit elderly-care facilities and nursing homes: layout and design, staffing, care processes, nutrition and the technology actually in use. The facility list is confirmed before departure.
The focus: separating what can be applied in Vietnam from what needs adapting to local staffing, cost and operating culture.
A free morning for shopping and dining. The group then consolidates the models and solutions worth pursuing in Vietnam, sorts the follow-up work, and gathers at the hotel for the airport transfer.
Before departure, NKI gathers each participant's needs to pre-select the booths and companies to prioritise.
After the mission, NKI can stay involved: partner connections, interpretation, coordination and implementation support tailored to each business.
The working agenda flexes to each guest: investment, operations, equipment imports, training, model transfer or market research.
Each participant returns with their own list of promising models, solutions and partners.
The programme is built for a group of 8–15 guests, economy flights and single-room hotel standard. Contact NKI for detailed pricing based on group size, upgrade preferences and the field-visit agenda.
The group is limited to 8–15 guests to keep the surveying, interpretation and discussions genuinely deep. Contact NKI for programme advice and detailed pricing.
Every participant returns with their own list of Japanese models, solutions and partners.
