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Being green doesn't have to mean sacrificing something we like or giving up on progress. Sustainability is a key part of an environmentally-friendly philosophy. Reporter Lemi Duncan is "On Site" at an exhibition called EcoPro where everything on display is designed to keep our planet clean.

NEPCON Japan is a world-class tradeshow that focuses on what goes into making the electronics that are so important to our lives. It's a reminder that there's a whole industry devoted to the creation of other products. Tag along with Daniel Duncan "On Site" for a behind-the-scenes look at the technology that creates our technology.

Cameras can capture beauty, but they can also be truly beautiful themselves. Reporter and amateur shutterbug Daniel Duncan went "On Site" to see all the latest and greatest Japanese masterpieces on display at CP+ 2019, Asia's largest camera exhibition. Definitely, one of this year's key phrases was "full-frame mirrorless."

Spring is the perfect time of year to ride a motorcycle in Japan. That's why this week's "On Site" report is from the Tokyo Motorcycle Show! Over the event's 3-day run, manufacturers from around the world are showing off their newest creations, and this year 15,000 motorcycle maniacs came to join in the fun and see the newest bikes and the latest in aftermarket parts and apparel. Our reporter, Daniel Duncan, is a rider himself. Get ready for a ride you won't soon forget!

If you want to get something for your furry friend, there is no better place to do it than "Interpets." The variety of pet-pleasing products offered at this trade show must be unrivaled. We sent reporter Tomoko Maeda to see if money really can buy you love ... the love of your pet! Highlights include a line of dishes for pets, food for dogs and people to share a meal, a fully automatic indoor canine toilet, very stylish feline-friendly products, and assistive walking harnesses for aging pooches.

For 43 years, hobby and craft enthusiasts have gathered at the Japan Hobby Show to check out the latest trends in the creative arts industry. This year the show's focus is on discovering the joy of making things by hand with exhibitors offering lots of opportunities to get creative and make some pretty professional looking items. We sent Lemi Duncan "On Site" to find great ways to slow down and use our creative minds in today's fast-paced world.

Japan takes disaster preparation very seriously and there are a number of tradeshows focusing on the subject. We sent reporter Yuka Matsumoto to the Office Disaster Prevention EXPO (2019) to try the latest technologies and ideas on disaster prevention at work, and look at how Japanese companies are preparing their workplaces for a worst-case scenario. Maybe you'll even find a few tips to be ready and stay safe when disaster strikes!

Playing is an important way for children to develop physical, mental, and social skills. But a good toy needs to be more than developmentally useful; it has to be fun. We sent Karis Duncan to the International Tokyo Toy Show to find out what kind of fun Japanese toy makers have in store for us, including an educational system using AR and motion capture, tasty-smelling silicone putty, miniaturized classic arcade games, toy guns with eco-friendly firepower, and much more.

In this "On Site" segment, we sent reporter Noam Katz to the International Food Machinery and Technology Exhibition for a behind-the-scenes look at the Japanese food industry. Tag along as we look at a variety of cutting-edge technology and advanced robotics that are helping support Japan's food production. And, since all the equipment is being exported, it may be coming to your country in the future as well.

This "On Site" report sheds light on what's trending in the business of eternal bliss. In Japan, the traditional wedding ceremony is rooted in Shintoism, but in modern times, hotels and wedding chapels offer Western-style alternatives. Recently, many couples prefer a more individualized approach. To find out what Japanese brides and grooms are choosing to make their weddings truly special, let's head to the Bridal Industry Fair with reporter Lemi Duncan, who's also a bridal model and wedding MC.

In this "On Site," we're off to Maker Faire, a truly unique exhibition that combines tech, art, science, crafts, engineering, and more. It's a worldwide event celebrating the creativity of those who like to make things. We sent reporter Noam Kats to look at some of the ingenious - and sometimes quirky - ideas by Japanese makers. It's interesting to see how thanks to easily accessible technology, the power to create and innovate is, at least partially, sliding back into the hands of individuals.

There are 2 kinds of people: those who hire someone to fix up their house, and those who like to do it themselves. Sometimes it's best to get a professional on the job, but with a little patience and practice, you can make and fix a lot of things yourself. To find out how, we sent reporter Karis Duncan to the JAPAN DIY HOMECENTER SHOW - an all-encompassing do-it-yourself home renovation event where amateurs and pros alike can get their hands on the newest tools and materials on the market.