Hiyoshi Eyes India for Environmental Technology Amid Rising Rainfall Concerns
Hiyoshi Eyes India for Environmental Technology Amid Rising Rainfall Concerns
India · Published Oct 17, 2026
• Hiyoshi, a Japanese environmental technology company renowned for its work in restoring Lake Biwa, is looking to expand its operations to India. The company, led by CEO Tadashi Suzuki, has been a pioneer in water and air quality management since
• Hiyoshi's expertise includes wastewater treatment, air condition analysis, and environmental protection. Suzuki highlighted the increasing rainfall in India, which has doubled in recent years, as a significant challenge for the country's water and sewage systems. Hiyoshi aims to bring its advanced environmental protection technologies to India to address these challenges. The company has already hosted over 1,100 researchers from 53 countries to share its expertise. The initiative aligns with the 75th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Japan in

Impact & Risks

The increasing rainfall in India poses a significant challenge to the country's water and sewage infrastructure, which may not be equipped to handle the rising water volumes. This could lead to waterlogging, contamination, and strain on urban systems. Hiyoshi's expertise in water and air quality management could help mitigate these risks by improving infrastructure and environmental standards. The collaboration also highlights the global nature of environmental challenges, as climate change continues to impact water and air quality across borders.

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