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 Kaneka's solar panels to fit typical roof materials

The left is conventional model which reflects a lot of light,

while the right "Soltilex" by Kaneka glares less.

Kaneka (in English)

http://www.kaneka-solar.com/

Woody solar frame by Kanematsu NNK.

This seemed to me very innovative and ecological.

And wood is strong against heat and salt damage.

Kanematsu NNK (in English)

http://www.knn.co.jp/en/

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Ex-comedian and now Lower-house representative Mr. Higashikokubaru

talking for a solar investment company. Their relation is seemingly interesting.

Altenergy's "Simple Lay" construction method of solar on roof.

It doesn't pierce the roof so that it is free from the risk of rain leaking. 

Solar Frontier's "Solacic Neo."

As thick as a smartphone is... No, thinner!

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 Solar heaters by Terada Iron Works.

The temperature of their vacuum tubes can be 200 C at maximum.

Power generation by solar heater.

At the booth of Hitachi Zosen.

The microhydro turbine Vortex by Shinoda

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Organic photovoltaic module by AIST 

A model of microhydro by Shizuoka Chubu Kinzoku Kaihatsu Coop (SMDJ)

http://www.smdj.or.jp/

Solar cookers exhibited at Japan Solar Cooking Association (JSCA)

http://solarcooking.wikia.com/wiki/Japan_Solar_Cooking_Association