Symbiosis K.K. Kobe Lab Plant Relocation Debriefing

Aug. 04, 2021

In February 2021, Symbiosis Inc. moved to the Innovation Lab “Hidec” on Port Island in Kobe Medical Industry City.

On July 24 (Sat.), we held a debriefing for the relocation, which was attended by doctors from affiliated medical institutions as well as many of the people who have been taking care of us on a daily basis. The event was originally scheduled in May, but was postponed due to the declaration of a state of emergency, and although we still need to be careful about people gathering, we were able to have a small group of people observe the event while taking care to avoid infection.

Please click here to view a video introducing the lab/plant and a video of the day’s events.

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