| No. | Section | Name | Professional Affiliation | Citation |
| 1 | Kansai | Minoru Asada | Osaka Univ. | For contributions to robot leaning and applications. |
| 2 | Tokyo | Kouichi Asatani | Kogakuin Univ. | For contributions to optical networking and standards, commuations quality of service, and network performance. |
| 3 | Tokyo | Yoshizumi Eto | Hitachi Kokusai Electric Inc. | For contributions to digital high definition television recording and standards. |
| 4 | Tokyo | Masaharu Fujita | Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technoligy | For contributions to digital high definition television recording and standards. |
| 5 | Tokyo | Shinta Fukui | Mitsubishi Electric Corp. | For contributions to secure power network opetration technologies using intelligent systems. |
| 6 | Tokyo | Kenya Hashimoto | Chiba Univ. | For contributions to simulation and design for surface acoustic wave devices. |
| 7 | Tokyo | Yoichi Hori | University of Tokyo | For contributions to advanced motion control. |
| 8 | Tokyo | Nobutake Imamura | Terrahouse Co., Ltd | For contributions to development and commercialization of magneto-optical recording media and read/write systems. |
| 9 | Tokyo | Hiroaki Inoue | Opnext Inc. | For contributions to semiconductor optical switches and modulators. |
| 10 | Tokyo | Koichiro Ishibashi | Renesas Technology Corp. | For technical contributions to developments of low-power SRAMs and MCUs. |
| 11 | Tokyo | Tadao Ishibashi | NTT Elecrtonics Corp. | For contributions to high-speed and optoelectronic semiconductor devices. |
| 12 | Tokyo | Koichi Ito | Chiba Univ. | For contributions to the development of antennas for mobile communications and medical applications. |
| 13 | Tokyo | Nobuhiko Kitawaki | Tsukuba Univ. | For contributions to speech quality assesment for low bit rate encoders and associated standards. |
| 14 | Kansai | Masaaki Kuzuhara | NEC | For contributions to Group III-V microwave power device. |
| 15 | Tokyo | Kenichi Mase | Niigata Univ. | For contributions to communications network traffic control. |
| 16 | Nagoya | Akira Mizuno | Institute of Molecular Science | For the reduction of gaseous pollutions. |
| 17 | Tokyo | Hisayo Momose | Tohshiba Corp. | For contributions to ultra-thin gate oxide metal oxide semiconductor fields effect trasistors. |
| 18 | Tokyo | Hidehito Obayashi | Hitachi High-Technologies Corp. | For contributions to critical dimension scanning election microscopy. |
| 19 | Tokyo | Shingo Ohmori | NICT | For contributions to mobile satellite communication systems. |
| 20 | Kansai | Yutaka Ohmori | Osaka Univ. | For contributions to the development of organic and semiconductor light emitting materials and devices. |
| 21 | Tokyo | Shinji Okazaki | Super Advanced Electronics Technologies | For contributions to the resolution enhancement technology in optical and electron-beam lithography. |
| 22 | Kansai | Tatsuro Takahashi | Kyoto Univ. | For contributions to the technology and systems for asynchronous transfer mode networks. |
| 23 | Tokyo | Hidehiko Tanaka | Institute of Infomation Security | For contributions tohigh performance computation models. |
| 24 | Kansai | Shoji Tominaga | Osaka Electro-Communication Univ. | For contributions to the analysis of physical phenomena in digital color imaging. |
| 25 | Tokyo | Kazuno Yano | Central Reserch Laboratory,Hitachi Ltd. | For contributions to nanostructured-silicon devices and circuits and advanced CMOS logic. |
| 26 | Tokyo | Hiroshi Saito | NTT | For contributions to traffic control for integrated packet networks. |