Japan Mining Industry Association (JMIA) is an industrial organization representing mining, smelting and refining companies producing and recycling non-ferrous metals such as gold, silver, copper, lead, zinc and nickel in Japan.

　We are addressing wide range of issues including securing of stable supply of non-ferrous mineral resources, recycling and environmental protection as well as promoting best practices and new technical developments.

■Objective :

　 Sustainable development of non-ferrous metals industry in Japan

■Major activities toward meeting our objective :

　・Formulating and proposing mining policies to the Government.

　・Collecting and sharing information related to demand and supply and

      new development related to the industry including government policies

      on global basis.

　・Promoting best practice and science such as through seminars.

　・Creating educational opportunities for students and members through coordination

　　with academia, international institutes and governmental bodies.

　・Interacting with various stakeholders such as industrial associations and

　　governmental bodies both in Japan and abroad to promote industry’s interest.

    ( ICMM, ICSG, ILZSG, INSG, IWCC, ICA, IZA, ILA )

　・Maintaining and enhancing relationships amongst members.

　　　　　April 1, 1948

 【8 major Nonferrous Metal & Smelting Companies】

 alphabetical order

【Others】

  alphabetical order

By underground ( subway) :

　The nearest station is Takebashi Station, Tozai Line, Tokyo Metro.

By taxi :

  Request a taxi to Eiha Bulding, 3-17-11, Kanda Nishiki-Cho, Chiyodaku.

  Approximately 10 minutes from JR Tokyo Station.

If you require assistance at any stage of your journey to JMIA, please call +81-3-5280-2322.

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