JT-60SA
- Country: Japan
- Role: Fusion
- Status: Operating
- Year: 2023
Overview
The largest operating superconducting tokamak in the world at Naka, jointly built by Japan and the European fusion program, started up in October 2023 to study plasma regimes for ITER and its successor reactor DEMO.
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