Tim Cook visits Apple Watch Ultra band maker & Paralympians on the way out of Japan

It's been a busy week for Apple CEO Tim Cook and SVP of Marketing Greg Joswiak. They've been traveling around Japan visiting developers, musicians, and now watch band makers.

Their trip took them through various Apple Stores and facilities where Cook and Joz visited with employees and customers. Joz shared that he attended a "Today at Apple" session for Apple Pencil tips and tricks.

Cook stopped by a training facility used by Paralympians Daisuke Ikezaki and Shinichi Shimakawa. They demonstrated how they use Apple Watch to take their wheelchair rugby workouts "to the next level," which he shared in a tweet.

Next up, Cook stopped by Fukui to visit a team at Inoue, which manufactures Apple Watch Ultra bands. Photos show the large lengths of material being run through machines.

Joz shared an image from the Apple Translate app, which had a message shown in both English and Japanese.

"It was a great week in Japan connecting with students, developers, and creators who are using Apple products to do amazing things," the message from Joz said. "Looking forward to coming back again."

It appears that it is the last day of the Apple executives' trip, as Tim Cook concludes his posts with a photo of a monastery. Apple executives often go on PR trips like this to promote their brand and partnerships through social media, so it likely won't be long before Cook and company travels again.