Saitama Prefecture 埼玉県
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February 2017 Saitama Prefecture 埼玉県 一 1 Overview of Saitama Pref.埼 2 Fiscal Position 玉 3 Bond Issue Policies 県 勢 Mt.Buko Kawagoe Bell Tower Saitama Shintoshin Saitama Super Arena Saitama Stadium 2002 Sakitama Ancient Burial Mounds “Toki-no-kane” “Sakitama Kohun-gun” 1 Overview of Saitama Population, Industry, Transportation and Rising Potential Population of 7.3 million equal to that of Switzerland・・・Relatively lower average age and larger productive age population ratio than other prefectures A variety of industries generate nominal GDP worth JPY21trn, equal to that of Czech and New Zealand Hokkaido Convenient transportation network and lower disaster risks Prefectural Gross Product (Nominal) Population 7.27mn (#5) Akita Source: 2015 National Census JPY20.7trn(#5) Source: FY2013 Annual Report on Prefectural Accounts, Cabinet Office 1 Tokyo Metro. 13,520,000 1 Tokyo Metro. JPY93.1trn Yamagata 2 Kanagawa Pref. 9,130,000 2 Osaka Pref. JPY37.3trn 3 Osaka Pref. 8,840,000 3 Aichi Pref. JPY35.4trn 4 Aichi Pref. 7,480,000 4 Kanagawa Pref. JPY30.2trn 5 Saitama Pref. 7,270,000 5 Saitama Pref. JPY20.7trn Population Growth 1.0%(#3) Hokuriku oban Metropolitan Employer compensation Inter-City per capita Kyoto Saitama Expressway Nagoya Tokyo Gaikan Tokyo Expressway JPY4,620,000(#7) Osaka Narita Source: FY2013 Annual Report on Prefectural Accounts, Cabinet Haneda Office Expressway Japan Shinkansen Japan’s Key Transportation Hub Lower Risk of Natural Disaster ・Connected to major eastern Japan cities with 6 Shinkansen lines Estimated damage on buildings Saitama Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba ・ by Nankai Trough Earthquake Key eastern Japan expressways (Tohoku, Kan-etsu and Joban) (liquefaction, Tsunami)* 700 2,400 4,000 2,400 running north-south (# of buildings) Saitama Tokyo Kanagawa Chiba ・Tokyo Gaikan and Metropolitan Inter-City Expressways Length of coastline 0km 762km 428km 534km connected to metropolitan expressways running east-west * Sources: Central Disaster Management Council in August 2012 (maximum damage ) 2 Rising Potential of Saitama ① Young and abundant workforce 2015 National Census: Average age 45.4(#6), proportion of working age group 62.5%(#4) Population kept growing until 2015 and expected to stay at 700 million levels in 2030 Population as of December 1, 2016 is estimated at 7,292,051 《Largest ever》 Proportion by age group Population Estimates Age Number (10,000) →estimate Young (<14) Working Age (15-64) Elderly (>65) 800 100~ 0.2 Young (<14) Working Age(15-64) 719 727 725 718 694 705 706 676 689 90~99 6.5 Elderly(>65) 700 89 116 146 80~89 35.2 68 179 197 600 203 209 218 70~79 81.2 60~69 500 Proportion of (up to 64:47.0) (over 65:55.8) 102.8 working age group 50~59 87.1 400 62.5% #4 498 501 40~49 114.4 489 475 451 300 442 435 424 30~39 Average age 401 45.4 #6 92.3 20~29 74.7 200 ~ 10 19 (up to 14:32.1) (over 15:35.3) 67.4 100 109 102 0~9 59.0 99 95 91 86 80 73 70 0 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 Number (10,000) Source: 2015 National Census Source: 2015 National Census, Estimates by Saitama Pref. for 2020 and beyond 3 Rising Potential of Saitama ② Logistics in the metropolitan area The Metropolitan Inter-City Expressway (Ken-O Expressway) running in Saitama Prefecture was fully completed on October 31, 2015, connecting Tomei and Tohoku Expressways, Japan’s key expressways, 13 industrial estates are scheduled to be developed along the Expressway. 5 such estates will also be located north of the Expressway To Niigata, Nagano To Port of To Tsukuba, Narita Airport and Kisarazu To Aomori, Sendai Niigata (planned) 【Saitama Pref.】 Kisai Kuki Kiyoku route122 industrial estate To Joban Expwy, Higashi-Kanto Expwy. Satte IC 鴻 巣 市 Kuki IC 久 喜 市 Kuki- Kitamoto Shiraoka- Shiraoka JCT Syobu IC Nakamaru9北 本 市 Satte IC (tentative) 杉 戸 町 Tokyo 桶 川 市 East To Kofu Gaikan Kawajima IC Okegawa- 白 岡 市 宮 代 町 Expwy 川 島 町 Kitamoto IC Kawajima North Sugito Byobu To Chuo Expwy, Tomei Expwy Mishima Okegawa Fukawa Kawajima IC Tohoku Expressway To Tokyo Sakado Nishi Kanohara上 尾 市 Shiraoka- Sakado IC Shobu IC IC area Shiraokase Expands Tsurugashima IC Hachioji, Atsugi Tsurugashima JCT Shiraoka to Kofu, 川 越 市 Ken-O-Tsurugashima IC Expand Kawagoe Shobu IC Shizuoka and Port of industrial estate (planned) 日 高 市 and Yokohama Nagoya Kan-etsu Expressway Leading model area Sayama-Hidaka IC 狭 山 市 飯 能 市 Sayama Industry inducing area Kashiwabara District Sold North District Iruma IC 【Metropolitan Inter-City On sale Expressway in Saitama】 District Under Construction Ome IC District Planned 4 Rising Potential of Saitama ③ Boost by Saitama located firms A variety of industries, with large scale plants and supporting SMEs Support corporate establishment in Saitama through “opportunity making strategy” Highest corporate headquarter incomer excess over past 10 years Corporate headquarter incomer Variation of industries (Number of over the past 10 years Companies) Proportion by shipment 1,000 Leading Transport 927 Corporate headquarter industrial Other14 vehicles, incomer excess industries, 17.8% prefecture Paper, over the past 10 years 23.5% 800 Large scale plants of Pulp, 3.4% Food, (2006-2015) 12.9% 696 Honda and UD Trucks Electrical JPY and supporting SMEs are equipment #1 12.4trn located , 3.6% 600 567 Production Chemical, Pharmaceuticals #1 Non- equipment 12.5% Rice polishing #1 , 4.2% ferrous Printing, Plastic, metals, Metal, 6.0% 400 Sources: 2014 Statistics by METI 4.8% 5.6% 5.6% Sources: 2014 Saitama industrial statistics 246 190 Efforts to attract companies(Jan.2005 – Dec.2016) 200 102 100 Quick 68 62 52 procedurs located firms 901 0 Hyogo Gifu Fukuoka Shiga Chiba Nara Nagano Kanagawa Ibaraki Customized Strong Saitama location support InvestmentJPY bn 1,320.7 Subsidies New Jobs 29,200 (based on plans by located firms) Sources: Statistics by Teikoku Databank 5 Rising Potential of Saitama ④ Brisk Economic Growth Outstanding loans at banks and Shinkin banks grew by JPY4,311.8bn over the past 13 years, second highest growth rate following Tokyo Gross Prefectural Product (nominal) grew by JPY767.5bn over the past 10 years, second largest growth following Aichi 302,050 Growth in outstanding loans at GPP (nominal) growth banks and shinkin banks (FY2003→FY2013) (JPY100mn) (End of March 2003→End of March 2016) (JPY100mn) 50,000 20,000 Growth in 16,733 43,118 GPP growth outstanding loans 15,000 40,000 37,429 JPY4,311.8bn JPY767.5bn 32,820 10,000 #2 7,675 #2 30,000 4,832 Kanagawa Hokkaido 5,000 4,1262,940 Shizuoka Nagano 22,377 2,190 Toyama Ehime Osaka 3,118 Tokyo 1,721 Nara 22,132 899 Gifu 841 18,302 Gunma Aichi Saitama Mie Fukuoka Miyagi Tochigi Chiba Okinawa 20,000 0 Ibaraki 16,149 15,978 11,536 ▲ 3,741 ▲ 5,000 ▲ 3,789 Wakayama Tokushima ▲ 5,214 10,000 Yamanashi ▲ 4,665 Nagasaki ▲ 5,319 Ishikawa Nagano Aomori ▲ 4,904 Hyogo ▲ 5,657 Osaka Kochi ▲ 10,000 Aichi Tokyo Saitama Fukuoka Shizuoka Chiba Hiroshima Miyagi Ehime 0 Hokkaido ▲ 253 ▲ 633 ▲ 1,501▲ 2,150 ▲ 15,000 ▲ 1,827▲ 2,777 ▲ 3,563 ▲ 15,371 ▲ 3,114 ▲ 3,509 ▲ 16,116 ▲ 17,004 ▲ 10,000 ▲ 20,000 ▲ Sources: Statistics published by BoJ (as of March 2016) 74,742 Annual Report on Prefectural Accounts by Cabinet Office(FY2001 – FY2013) and National Association of Shinkin Banks (as of the end of March 2016) (93SNA, based on figures in 2005) 6 Rising Potential of Saitama ⑤ Creating next gen. industry Japan’s leading institutions and universities are located, rich in human resources Promote development of new technology and industry through cooperation among government, industry and academia, utilizing such advantages Promote Leading-edge Industry Development Project by integrating researches at universities and institutions and technologies of companies and supporting practical development 300 research institutions and universities 240 institutions including Saitama Industrial Technology Center and Institute of Physical and Chemical Research 60 universities, including Saitama Univ., Waseda Univ., and IoT, which have their campuses in the prefecture Further expansion of universities and institutions Appearance of SKIP City Environment-related graduate school of Waseda is located in Honjo Waseda Research Park in Honjo, northern Saitama Saitama Industrial Technology Center and Sainokuni Visual Plaza are located in SKIP City in Kawaguchi, southern Saitama supporting next-generation and leading-edge industries Saitama Pref., National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology and New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization concluded agreement on developing leading-edge industry, first such cooperation in Japan Invest JPY10bn to support next-generation industry and create jobs for such industries Support financing as well by cooperating with financial institutions in Saitama when business realized Leading-edge industry Development Project supports corporate R&D in nano carbon, medical Magnesium Rechargeable Battery innovation, robots, new energy and aerospace 7 Rising Potential of Saitama ⑥ Strength in Agriculture Agricultural production stood at JPY190.2bn in 2014, ranked #17 Located in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area, huge market with one third of Japan’s population, Saitama has realized strong agricultural and forestry Agricultural Production in Saitama (2014) Vegetable JPY96.7bn(#6) Others Flower JPY13.1bn Item Value Rank (6.9%) JPY16.5bn Green Onion JPY17.9bn #1 (8.7%) Spinach JPY13.6bn #1 Livestock 2014 Taro JPY7.7bn #1 Vegetable JPY28.9bn Agricultural JPY96.7bn Komatsuna JPY5.3bn #1 (15.2%) Production (50.8%) Broccoli JPY4.0bn #2 JPY190.2bn Turnip