World's No.1* Portable Fan Brand JisuLife Holds First Product Announcement Event in Japan
JisuLife, the world's leading portable fan brand, has officially launched in Japan, unveiling six new models including its premium series. The event featured a talk session with meteorologist Masamitsu Morita, who endorsed the product's features for effective heat countermeasures.
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At the event, the background and future outlook for the full-scale entry into the Japanese market were announced, along with the unveiling of 6 new products, including the premium series. A talk session was also held with meteorologist Masamitsu Morita, discussing the effectiveness and proper use of portable fans as countermeasures against Japan's diversifying heat.
JISULIFE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Kenji Kiyohara), the Japanese subsidiary of the JisuLife Group, which boasts the world's No.1* share in portable fans, primarily in the US, Southeast Asia, and China, held its first product announcement event on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to commemorate the establishment of its Japanese corporation. At the announcement, Representative Kiyohara presented the background of the full-scale entry into the Japanese market and future prospects, and 6 new models, including the premium series, were unveiled. Following this, a talk session was conducted with meteorologist Masamitsu Morita, discussing the effectiveness and proper use of portable fans as countermeasures against Japan's diversifying heat. Mr. Morita cited the '100-level fine airflow adjustment' and 'maximum wind speed of 9m/s' as points he could recommend JisuLife products, stating in actual usage scenarios that 'it's not just about cooling the entire room with air conditioning, but individual heat countermeasures are important.'
◼︎ Presentation by Representative Director Kenji Kiyohara
At the beginning of the event, Kenji Kiyohara, Representative Director of JISULIFE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd., took the stage to discuss the background of establishing the Japanese subsidiary and its future prospects. Kiyohara stated, 'Our strengths lie in our technological development capabilities and the organizational power that supports them,' emphasizing the brand's global track record and its full-scale entry into the Japanese market.
He then introduced the product lineup to be rolled out for the 2026 Spring/Summer season. Leading the lineup were the premium series 'Handheld Fan Pro1 Mini' and 'Handheld Fan Pro1 S', followed by the standard line 'Handheld Fan 9 S' and 'Handheld Fan 10 S', totaling 6 models including the 'Neck Fan 5' and 'Stroller Fan 4'.
JISULIFE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director: Kenji Kiyohara), the Japanese subsidiary of the JisuLife Group, which boasts the world's No.1* share in portable fans, primarily in the US, Southeast Asia, and China, held its first product announcement event on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, to commemorate the establishment of its Japanese corporation. At the announcement, Representative Kiyohara presented the background of the full-scale entry into the Japanese market and future prospects, and 6 new models, including the premium series, were unveiled. Following this, a talk session was conducted with meteorologist Masamitsu Morita, discussing the effectiveness and proper use of portable fans as countermeasures against Japan's diversifying heat. Mr. Morita cited the '100-level fine airflow adjustment' and 'maximum wind speed of 9m/s' as points he could recommend JisuLife products, stating in actual usage scenarios that 'it's not just about cooling the entire room with air conditioning, but individual heat countermeasures are important.'
◼︎ Presentation by Representative Director Kenji Kiyohara
At the beginning of the event, Kenji Kiyohara, Representative Director of JISULIFE TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd., took the stage to discuss the background of establishing the Japanese subsidiary and its future prospects. Kiyohara stated, 'Our strengths lie in our technological development capabilities and the organizational power that supports them,' emphasizing the brand's global track record and its full-scale entry into the Japanese market.
He then introduced the product lineup to be rolled out for the 2026 Spring/Summer season. Leading the lineup were the premium series 'Handheld Fan Pro1 Mini' and 'Handheld Fan Pro1 S', followed by the standard line 'Handheld Fan 9 S' and 'Handheld Fan 10 S', totaling 6 models including the 'Neck Fan 5' and 'Stroller Fan 4'.