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Produced by: GLOBAL MEDIA POST www.gmipost.com JAPANESE FIND INNOVATION BEYOND CITY OF AURORA: A GREAT HOME FOR BUSINESSES DEN: SOARING HIGHER, REACHING FARTHER SILICON VALLEY AND CAMBRIDGE ver several decades, Japanese invest- Denver International Airport and Tokyo Narita “The cost of doing business in California is ment gravitated towards certain cor- Airport in 2013. the biggest factor why companies relocate Oners of the United States for various “Because of the nonstop flight, existing here. They realize that they do not necessarily reasons: Japan’s proximity to California, the Japanese investors have expanded their op- lose their speed-to-market advantage. A ma- concentration of banks and financial firms in erations and many startups have seen the ben- jority of relocation decisions rests on northern New York, the strength of manufacturing in efits of setting up shop in the Denver Metro Nevada’s strategic location. Our trucks can de- the South and Midwest, and the indisputable Area,” said JAS Colorado Executive Director liver goods to 60 million inhabitants within a CITY OF AURORA reputation of Cambridge, Massachusetts and Claudine Locascio. day’s drive,” Northern Nevada Development AIRPORT INTERNATIONAL DEN The Anschutz Medical Campus and Fitzsimons Innovation Community in Silicon Valley as hotbeds of innovation. Highlighting the advantages of the state, Authority President and CEO Robert Hooper The airport’s iconic roof is meant to resemble both Colorado’s snow- Aurora, Colorado, are advancing patient care, education and biomedical While particular regions have established Colorado Gov. Jared Polis said: “Colorado is said. capped mountains and Native American teepees. deep ties with Japanese companies, investors one of the best places to do business. We work Home to Los Alamos National Laboratory research and technology through collaboration and innovation. Station NEXT, in partnership with from Japan remain focused on finding new hard to keep unemployment low, grow our and Sandia National Laboratories, innovation Having handled 69 million One of the main urban centers numerous major transportation Panasonic Enterprise Solutions. growth areas in the United States. technology sector, develop a talented and ed- is embedded in the culture of New Mexico. In passengers in 2019, Denver in Colorado, Aurora is the third corridors and the fifth-busiest The nation’s largest airport Collectively identified as The Mountain ucated workforce and ensure our state is busi- the southern part of the state is the world’s International Airport (DEN) has most populous city in the state international airport in the coun- by land area, DEN is the hub States, Arizona, Colorado, Nevada, New ness and innovation friendly. These are values first purpose-built commercial spaceport— remained one of the five busi- and the 54th most populous in try. A lot of companies find it for three U.S. carriers: United, Mexico, Utah and Wyoming are carving out we share with Japan.” Spaceport America. With as its est airports in the United States. the country. Because of its busi- very attractive to do business Frontier and Southwest. In June their own niches and building their own “We enjoy a strong partnership with Japan, anchor tenant, the spaceport can accommo- Among the 20 busiest airports in ness-friendly policies and many here, where there are fewer de- 2013, United launched nonstop unique selling points to attract more foreign our fourth-largest trade partner. Currently, date both vertical and horizontal launches. the world for several years, the amenities, the city continues velopmental hurdles and plenty flights between Denver and investment. we have about 14 Japanese FDI projects and “We are the birthplace of innovation. We sprawling hub is well positioned to attract investment, remain- of opportunities,” LeGare added. Tokyo, the demand for which has Inbound Japanese FDI in the U.S. has dou- about 50 Japanese companies that account do things differently and that’s the iden- to become a major global hub. ing the fastest-growing area in In November, LeGare and city since risen more than 60 percent. bled since 2002. JETRO’s 2018 company sur- for more than 7,000 high quality, high-paying tity of New Mexico. Under the leadership of “We really benefit from the Metro Denver since the reces- team, determined to attract “Our efforts since 2013 have vey of U.S.-based Japanese executives points jobs. We look forward to growing that number the Governor Michelle Grisham, we have fo- visionaries of the past, like sion a decade ago. more Japanese businesses to been to grow the demand be- out that 54% of Japanese companies already and continuing our mutually beneficial rela- cused on investing in clean energy, film and Federico Peña, our previous “We make it a priority to cre- the region, formed a trade mis- tween Denver and Tokyo. As of in the U.S. have plans to expand. tionship,” Polis added. TV, infrastructure and education,” said New mayor, who pursued the goal to ate an environment conducive sion to Japan to strengthen the today, United’s nonstop Denver- For this new wave of Japanese investors, Unknown to many, Utah has nurtured a Mexico Economic Development Department build this airport. His vision for to business. A few years ago, city’s global network and met Narita service remains our only many of them start-ups or small and medium- strong relationship with Japan. Trade between Division Director Mark Roper said. Denver back in the 1980s was Amazon built a 500,000-square- with key officials from Osaka, nonstop connection to Asia, so sized enterprises, the strict regulatory regimes, the two has more than doubled over the past Famous for its natural beauty and tourist ‘Imagine a Great City.’ Looking foot facility with 500 employees Yamagata, Kyoto and Hyogo, as it’s very important to us that it lack of open land and the high operating costs five years and, as of 2017, was valued at $811 sights, Arizona has created waves in the tech- back, DEN has become part here. They were so impressed well as medical and bioscience continues to be successful. That in the tried-and-tested East and West Coasts million. With both sides displaying an edge in nology and educational sectors. Institutions of building and growing that with how Aurora did business universities and research centers flight links us with Japan, one make their ventures infeasible. innovation, the aerospace, life sciences and en- like Tech Parks Arizona, overseen by the great city,” Vice President for that less than a year later, they there. of Colorado’s most important And these are the investors eager to con- ergy sectors have attracted the most attention University of Arizona, have set up incubation Air Service Development Laura added a million-square-foot fa- “With Aurora’s thriving, mul- trading partners. We will con- tribute to the Japanese government’s “Society from investors. spaces targeted solely at small-to-midsized Jackson said. cility and brought an additional tibillion dollar medical and tinue to proactively invest in the 5.0” project – a vision of the world where “There are always opportunities for addi- businesses. In 2018, DEN inaugurated ve 1,000 new jobs based on their bioscience enterprises at the Japanese market to build upon smart cities. self-driving electric cars, robots tional collaboration between Utah and Japan, With strong support and encouragement new international routes and al- experience here, not just on our Anschutz Medical Campus the strong foundation we have and artificial intelligence dominate. particularly in the areas of innovation, trade from their government, more Japanese com- located $3.5 billion to update reputation,” recalled then-Mayor and the Fitzsimons Innovation established over the past de- So, these new pioneers have come to the partnerships, technology collaboration and panies have realized the compelling need to and improve Jeppesen Terminal, Bob LeGare. Community, we see amazing cade,” Jackson said. Southwest and Mountain states, a region that cultural exchange. Our state experienced re- tap overseas markets to achieve long-term increase the number of gates in “Aurora o ers a lot more than potential to develop partner- Celebrating its 25th anniversa- invokes images of vast spaces and a history cord-breaking international success in trade growth and have had to work more closely anticipation of growth in pas- what other cities can with land, ships with Japanese businesses. ry this year, DEN has become the of risk-taking Americans exploring the New numbers by looking beyond our borders and with American universities, companies and lo- senger tra c and, under its DEN water and a predictable, effi- You can rest assured that we will largest contributor to Colorado’s Frontier. encouraging direct foreign investment in our cal economic development groups to develop Real Estate arm, to develop the cient way of doing business be- continue our relationship with economy, generating around “We are so lucky to have a very active great state,” said Utah Gov. Gary Herbert, who research and recruit talent. surrounding 16,000 acres for ing just some of our advantages. Japan” he said. $26 billion in economic bene ts Japanese-American community here. As of led a successful trade mission to Japan last Another development in the United States commercial use. The project We also have ideal proximity to www.auroragov.org every year. October 2019, there were 9,276 Japanese September. welcomed by SMEs and startups is the rapid also involves the development www. ydenver.com citizens. And this number has been increas- Wyoming, while mostly known as the least growth of fab labs (or fabrication laboratories), of the 348-acre smart city Peña ing, which is a very good sign,” said Consul populous state, is also the 10th largest in which offer personal and small-scale digital CITY OF WESTMINSTER: BUILDING SMARTLY General of Japan in Denver Midori Takeuchi, America by area. With an abundance of energy fabrication. This “maker movement,” which whose office oversees the states of Colorado, resources, Wyoming produces 15 times more is spreading across the world, is beginning to As cities embrace the work-play-live life- COLORADO AIR AND SPACE PORT: READY FOR TAKEOFF New Mexico, Utah, and Wyoming. energy than it consumes, making it the biggest take root in the Southwestern states. style trend, the Denver Metro Area has Having celebrated its 30th anniversary net energy supplier among all the states. “I invite many to come and find out the stepped up efforts to incorporate smart The fifth-largest county of Colorado, last year, the Japan America Society (JAS) of Meanwhile, Nevada has also seen a rise in beauty of the region. Every state has a distinct transportation technologies across the city. Adams County has a variety of advantag- Colorado has seen its membership double the number of companies wanting to relocate character, and it will truly open your eyes to It enlisted Osaka-based electronics compa- es for investors looking for an operations since the launch of nonstop flights between to the state. what the country has to offer,” said Takeuchi. ny Panasonic to install its smart city tech- base in the heartland of the United States. nology, which should be operational by “Our transportation infrastructure 2024, at the Denver International Airport. makes us an ideal location for business Recognizing the bene ts of the initia- and industry. We are bordering Denver THE MOVE TO CLEANER ENERGY IN WYOMING tive, some Colorado cities have followed International Airport. We are close to The Wyoming Infrastructure suit. Located between the Denver and downtown Denver and just 45 minutes Authority (WIA) was set up in 2004 Boulder metropolitan areas, the city of from the nearest ski resort,” Adams County Westminster, with a population of just Manager Raymond Gonzales said. to facilitate the development of carbon management, capture, se- invest in Wyoming. On his first OFFICE OF THE MAYOR infrastructure and technologies re- questration and utilization,” WIA trip, he was a guest of Japan Coal over 100,000, is at the forefront of applying To attract more foreign investment, smart city technology and big data. Westminster City Mayor Adams County is focused on Japan. lated to the electricity industry in Executive Director Jason Begger (JCOAL), which hosted a Clean Coal Herb Atchison the state. Because of that mandate, said. Day event. During his second visit, “We’re developing our rst downtown, “We took a trip to Japan in early 2019. it plays a vital role in supporting, “While we recognize that he attended the Post-Combustion which we started a few years ago. At the One of the exciting parts about planning this trip was discovering how advocating, and promoting the Wyoming has abundant fossil en- Carbon Capture Conference in heart of this project is The Downtown deeply connected Adams County was with Japan,” Gonzales said. responsible and sustainable use of ergy resources, we need to pro- Kyoto. Westminster Smart City Mobility Initiative. During the trip, Adams County officials met with officers of PD Wyoming’s energy resources. mote those technologies, espe- Having recently formed partner- It is a transformational project in the AeroSpace, a Japanese space company. The meeting came at “We are looking at our energy cially now that society is looking ships with JCOAL and the Kawasaki heart of the U.S. 36 Tech Corridor in the Denver metropolitan region,” the right time as Colorado Air and Space Port (CASP) received a com- exports, such as building new for low carbon sources of energy,” Heavy Industries, WIA is deter- Westminster Director of Economic Development John Hall said. mercial spaceport license from the Federal Aviation Administration. plants and increasing opportu- he said. mined to contribute to the state’s “We have regular discussions with Panasonic, for instance, about de- CASP and PD AeroSpace are two upcoming names in the aerospace nities to export coal primarily to In line with those objectives, economic growth with the help veloping smart city technologies. That’s just one touch point between industry now connected by a common mission to develop mutually- bene cial advancements in , micro-gravity research and Asian countries, and supporting WIA Begger visited Japan twice in of Japanese expertise and invest- what Japan has to o er and what we have to o er to realize common eventually, point-to-point travel. the development of new technolo- Wyoming Infrastructure Authority September to seek like-minded ment. goals,” Hall said. gies in the energy sector to help Executive Director Jason Begger Japanese companies looking to www.wyia.org City o cials hope that the initiative will spur economic development, “We share the same values as PD AeroSpace, which is extremely im- encourage public-private collaboration, eliminate at-grade trail cross- portant. When we met with Mr. Shuji Ogawa, the CEO, you could see, ings, reduce crash accidents, increase transportation options and im- you feel and hear the passion that he has,” Gonzales said. prove the quality of life. The state has huge hopes for this project of Adams County and CASP “We look at international investment as a collaborative e ort. And because it will encourage more international collaborations. TECH PARKS ARIZONA: CREATING AN ENVIRONMENT FOR SUCCESS personal relationships matter more when it comes to attracting foreign “Our priority is to create an environment where we can support the investment, especially from Japan,” Mayor Herb Atchison said. companies that we already have and to continue building that ecosys- Overseen by the University of Arizona (UA), “We have 10 micro campuses around the “The biggest opportunity, especially for international investors, is to tem going forward,” CASP Director Dave Ruppel said. Tech Parks Arizona is a well-developed world, as well as Japanese programs at UA” identify commonalities and see how we can help foster that relation- “We are open for business. This is a great place to be and it is our job ecosystem that gathers researchers, entre- she said. ship. While we may not be able to bring a business in our city limits, we help facilitate success of Japanese companies interested in investing,” preneurs and businesses to develop new “We want to make global companies can still help them achieve a ‘soft landing’ in neighboring communities he added. technologies, assist in the growth of tech- successful. That is why we run a custom- or across the metro area. We know that this regional approach works CASP aims to become the country’s main hub for commercial space nology companies and contribute to the ized soft-landing program for international and we know we all bene t from regionalism,” Atchison added. transportation, research and development. regional economy. companies called Global Advantage. We www.westminstereconomicdevelopment.org http://coloradoairandspaceport.com / http://www.adcogov.org “Within Tech Parks Arizona, we have the invite Japanese companies to explore U.S. UA Tech Park at Rita Road. We also have the market opportunities using Tucson, Arizona AZ TECH PARKS UA Center for Innovation, which is Arizona’s as an entry point. The respect Japanese The UA Tech Park encompasses 1,345 acres longest continuously operating incuba- companies have for their business partners and has 2 million square feet of space for tor,” said Associate Vice President Carol is very similar to what exists in the research high-tech offices, R&D, and laboratory Stewart, who has more than 20 years of ex- park and university, so the alignment works facilities. perience running tech parks. well,” she said. include one in Japanese, which he believes “The UA Tech Park at The Bridges is our Japan and Arizona’s connections in space proved valuable when he worked with col- newest development and it will have spac- are also taking shape. leagues in the Japan Aerospace Exploration es for education and commercial use. Our In a mission led by UA, NASA launched Agency. top priority is recruiting companies with in 2016 an unmanned spacecraft on a sev- techparks.arizona.edu connections to UA to locate here,” Stewart en-year mission to gather samples from said. Bennu, an asteroid that may collide with To attract new companies to Tech Parks the Earth in the future. The OSIRIS-Rex mis- Arizona, Stewart and her team are tapping sion is headed by Dante Lauretta, a pro- into UA’s wide network. fessor at UA whose three major degrees

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PAHRUMP: 60 MILES WEST OF LAS VEGAS, 180 DEGREES DIFFERENT As Nevada prepares to reopen its tourism Pahrump is known for hosting various o ce in Japan this year after more than a events throughout the year: its chili cook- decade of inactivity, several towns and cities o s, an annual hot air balloon festival, jazz across the state are gearing up for an in ux concerts in Petrack Park and wine tastings at of Japanese tourists and investors. Pahrump’s many wineries. The town also has An hour from Las Vegas, the town of an abundance of hotel rooms that cater to Pahrump is becoming a very popular desti- every sort of traveler, as well as recreational nation for outdoor activity enthusiasts and vehicle sites and all-terrain vehicle trails for those looking for a tranquil getaway. road-tripping tourists. TOWN OF PAHRUMP “We like to tout Pahrump as ‘60 miles Visitors can also experience seven dif- The town of Pahrump in Nevada offers various west and 180 degrees different’ from Las ferent ecosystems just an hour away events to please any kind of visitor. Vegas. As a rural community, visitors who from Pahrump, ranging from Death tourism o ce in Japan, Pahrump is getting want to venture outside of Las Vegas will Valley National Park on one extreme up to ready to welcome Japanese visitors with get a small-town, rustic feel. That’s why Mount Charleston on the other, which has open arms and an assurance that they will we call ourselves the base camp to adven- made the town a favorite base camp for have a safe, unforgettable adventure in the ture,” Pahrump Tourism Director Arlette adventurers. area. Ledbetter said. Ahead of the opening of the Nevada www.VisitPahrump.com

SLC AIRPORT: OFF TO GREATER HEIGHTS The airport currently serves more than 26 million passengers a year with facilities that were designed half a century ago. Management is Located just 5 miles east of downtown Salt Lake City, the Salt Lake now building an entirely new airport. City International Airport (SLC) is ensuring its status as a global avia- “The airport really has grown faster than originally expected, its de- tion hub by constructing a modern airport that will serve and grow sign was intended to serve half the passengers that we annually get. with the region for decades to come. The SLC Airport’s existing structures have served its patrons well, but we think it’s about time for a new age of airport design,” SLC Airport CEO Bill Wyatt said. The $4 billion renovation project will yield a state-of-the-art facility with one large, central terminal and two linear concourses joined by a passenger tunnel, with more space and conveniences to give passen- gers a world-class airport experience. The new airport also emphasizes sustainability with a lot of inten- tionality on green energy use. “Building a new terminal complex is a massive undertaking, but the

SLC AIRPORT result will be well worth the e ort,” Wyatt said. Headed by CEO Bill Wyatt (left), Salt Lake City Airport is undergoing a The facility is being built in two phases, with the rst expected to multibillion dollar expansion and is due to open a new terminal later this be unveiled by September 2020 and the second in 2024. year. www.slcairport.com

NO END IN SIGHT FOR UTAH’S ECONOMIC RUN REZZIMAX PAIN TUNER PRO: SIMPLE RELIEF FOR A MILLION ACHES Utah’s economy is on a roll, with no signs of slowing down. While Having suffered chronic neck the Utah Governor’s Office of problems and other health issues Economic Development is un- for several years, licensed physical surprisingly pleased with the therapist Sharik Peck and his wife state’s performance, it’s also op- Cheryl were on a mission to nd timistic that the momentum will an e ective and natural cure for continue for many years to come. chronic pain. “We were named the No. 1 “We could not nd the perfect state for entrepreneurship by device that could help us and Forbes magazine, which said other people feel better. We knew we are the best place to start a what it needed to do. We just business. We also have the stron- could not find one in existence gest middle class in America. already. Because of that, approxi- REZZIMAX We continue to receive tremen- GOVERNOR THE OF OFFICE mately six years ago, we began Utah Gov. Gary Herbert dous accolades as our economy creating our own,” Sharik recalled. Sharik Peck advances at an incredible rate,” And businesses love that type of After much research, the cou- will become popular because said Val Hale, executive director attitude. So, that has been the ple developed Rezzimax Pain of its shared principles with East of the Utah Governor’s O ce of foundation of it,” Hale added. Tuner Pro, a handy device that Asian and Western medicine. Economic Development. Moreover, Utah has an abun- uses resonance to alleviate chron- “We would love to find the When asked what contrib- dant supply of top talent regu- ic bodily pain and even stress, right group to work with that utes most to Utah’s economic larly entering the workforce. anxiety and depression. It incor- recognizes the potential of our upswing, Hale said: “First and “Our colleges and universities porates ancient Eastern Asian simple device to help millions of foremost, Utah is a very business- turn out exceptional graduates. medicine principles for acupres- people, as well as help improve friendly state. We have a relatively Some international companies sure sites, meridians, chakras and their quality of life as they age,” low tax rate, and we are easier don’t look farther than the West gua sha fascia techniques with Cheryl said. to navigate when it comes to and East U.S. coasts, so they’re Western modern scientific fre- https://rezzimax.com/ regulations,” also highlighting the missing out on a tremendous op- quencies. governor’s policy of minimal in- portunity in Utah. We still have a “I came to realize that carefully tervention. relatively low cost of living and calibrated vibrations applied to “Our governor’s slogan is, ‘I a skilled bilingual workforce,” he speci c areas of the nervous sys- want to keep the government o said. tem that enhance vagus nerve your back and out of your wallet.’ https://business.utah.gov tone helps heal individuals from stress, encourages improved recovery and pain disappears,” Sharik said. This year, the couple wants to market the Rezzimax Pain Tuner

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NEW MEXICO: DISCOVER THE CITY OF LAS CRUCES NEW MEXICO’S FREE SOFT LANDING PROGRAM HELPS FOREIGN SMES ENTER THE US

While many large foreign compa- nies have the resources to hire lo- cal lawyers, in-house experts and site selection consultants to help them navigate America’s complex legal and regulatory structure, many foreign small and midsized enterprises (SMEs) do not have access to the necessary support that allows them to easily set up operations in the United States. New Mexico wants to address this discrepancy. Even more overwhelming to NM TRADENM ALLIANCE

CITY OF LAS CRUCES foreign SMEs is the geographical size of the country and the distinc- New Mexico Trade Alliance The iconic recycled roadrunner sculpture overlooks the thriving city of President Randy Trask Las Cruces, New Mexico. tion between federal and state authorities. While these SMEs rec- Surrounded by 496,000 acres of the Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks ognize that the United States is the world’s largest consumer market National Monument, Las Cruces is the second-largest city in New and that their presence in the country could be extremely lucrative, Mexico and among the fastest-growing urban centers in the United many of them give up on the idea of establishing American opera- States. tions, daunted by the unknown. “We are the economic engine of southern New Mexico. We are New Mexico launched the ABQ-Copilot Program to provide for- investing heavily in commercial and residential real estate and cre- eign SMEs with vital information on how to set up operations in the ating a safe community for our people to live and work in,” said Las state. Interested investors choose from an a la carte menu of topics Cruces Mayor Ken Miyagishima, the rst American of Japanese de- they want addressed, such as U.S. business formation structures, ex- scent elected mayor in New Mexico. ecutive transfer immigration options, international taxation, as well Las Cruces is among the nation’s leading locations for aerospace as logistics and supply chain issues. research, testing and development. It is home to NASA’s White These potential investors then get a customized, multiday agenda Sands Test Facility, New Mexico State University’s Physical Science that includes free meetings with lawyers, brokers and any other ex- Laboratory and Spaceport America, the rst purpose-built com- perts who can address each of their speci c concerns. They also get mercial spaceport in the world. a free business matchmaking service to maximize their time in the The city forms part of the Borderplex Region, which includes El state. Interested investors only need to shoulder travel and lodging Paso, Texas, and Ciudad Juarez in Chihuahua, Mexico, which is the costs. seventh-largest manufacturing center in North America. While many foreign SMEs may not know where in the United Las Cruces and its surrounding areas contribute immensely to States to locate, New Mexico is keen to show why it must be on top New Mexico’s role as one of the nation’s largest pecan producers. of their list. The Mesilla Valley is a major producer of cotton, corn, ch ili peppers www.nmtradealliance.org and hay. With an average of 320 days of sunshine, Las Cruces is also a vi- brant city rich in culture and cuisine, and a popular destination for art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. “Whether for business or for leisure, Las Cruces is a preferred des- tination. A lot of people come here to visit and they don’t want to go back. We’ve had a lot of people just fall in love with the place,” Miyagishima said. www.las-cruces.org / www.lascrucescvb.org

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