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Sites of Japan's Meiji Industrial Revolution Russia Mongolia Beijing ● Japan Tokyo Korea ● China Kyushu Shanghai ● 500km Kyushu Nepal Bhutan 1,000km Okinawa Bangladesh Hong Kong Taiwan ● 2,000km Fukuoka Myanmar Laos Saga Oita Thailand Nagasaki Viet Nam Philippines 3,000km Cambodia Kumamoto Miyazaki Brunei Malaysia Singapore Kagoshima Indonesia New ● Delhi Kyushu in Asia India Kyushu consists of Kyushu island and nearby smaller islands. It is located at the center of East Asia, and geographically near to South Korea and China. Moreover, Located in the southwestern part of Japan, it boasts a warm and mild climate with little snow in the winter, an ideal environment for 6,000km business. Infrastructure information of Kyushu Measure development of Kyushu Advantage of Kyushu’s infrastructure The regional difference index of consumer prices in Convenience in access to Asian countries Fukuoka City is the lowest among major cities. Kyushu has efficient connections to Asia. Kyushu is as near to major cities Strategy for growth: Kyushu-Okinawa ～Kyushu-Okinawa Earth Strategy～ (National ave age Regional differences of consumer price index in major cities (2015) Flight time is shorter than that to/from in the rest of Asia as to those in = 100) Source: Ministry of Internal 105 104.3 Affairs and Communications, Tokyo by approximately one hour or more. Japan. Kyushu’s strategy for growth to make the best of its rich natural environment and challenge tasks from a global perspective. By combining the four 103.9 104 "Retail Price Survey" strategic fields, Kyushu strives for sustainable development as a gateway to Asia 103 Tokyo Major cities in Japan Major cities in the rest of Asia Fukuoka 102 (Narita) 101.0 Hiroshima Busan (South Korea) 101 99.7 Airport to the downtown area 10 min. 50 min. 100 Osaka Seoul (South Korea) Energy & Environment Healthy Health 99 98.3 Busan (South Korea) 55 min. 2 h. 25 min. 98 Tokyo Shanghai (China) smart 97 Seoul (South Korea) 1 h. 25 min. 2 h. 45 min. Qingdao (China) Clean and economical energy supply region Industrial creation of the preventive care and health 96 Dalian (China) city Shanghai (China) 1 h. 50 min. 3 h. 40 min. →advanced hydrogen area enhancement service which aim at a healthy long life 95 Metropolitan Tokyo Yokohama City Nagoya City Osaka City Fukuoka City Sapporo Beijing (China) →based on geothermal ,ocean energy ,etc Promotion of entry and overseas deployment to the Taipei (Taiwan) 2 h. 40 min. 4 h. 15 min. Office and home rental costs in Fukuoka City are about half of what Producing and developing next-generation automobiles medical equipment field they are in the 23 wards of Metropolitan Tokyo. Hong Kong 4 h. 5 h. 25 min. Creation of the new industry in advanced Rent Office and home rental costs in major cities (2015) in Kyushu as a base (yen/m2) medicine and the medical treatment field Average asking rent for offices Housing rent (private sector) Ho Chi Minh 5 h. 40 min. 6 h. 45 min. Excellent access The advanced energy Source：Data compiled by the (Vietnam) Activation of functionality and Kyushu Bureau of Economy, to the down management system Trade and Industry Bangkok (Thailand) 6 h. 7 h. 10 min. health food related industry town area Leading region of energy and Singapore 6 h. 45 min. 7 h. 45 min. Promotion of cosmetics related industry environment industry in Asia Smart Earth Healthcare ●Kyushu's Expressways/Shinkansen/International Air Routes/International Cargo Routes（as of January 2017） agriculture tourism Fukuoka Airport Seoul, Busan, Daegu, Beijing, Dalian, Shanghai, Qingdao, Nanjing, Wuhan, Chengdu, Taipei, Kaohsiung, Hong Kong, Macau, Manila, Bangkok, Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh, Singapore, Guam, Honolulu Metropolitan Tokyo Yokohama City Nagoya City Osaka City Fukuoka City Port of Hakata Western coast of North America(Canada & the U.S.) Port of Kitakyushu Southeast Asia(the Philippines; Tha land; Vietnam) Agriculture South Korea,China,Taiwan,Hong Kong Tourism The building investment growth of Fukuoka City is top among major cities. Southeast Asia (Malaysia; the Philippines; Singapore; Thailand; Vietnam;Myanmar) Sales promotion in overseas market Increase rate of estimated construction China, South Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Russia Kitakyushu Airport Kitakyushu Airport Implementing second strategy of cost for new buildings(2011ｰ2016) Busan,Seoul,Dalian Development market channel and establishing optimal 60.0% Source: Ministry of Land, Hakata production system tourism in Kyushu 47.7% 49.4% Saga Airport 50.0% Infrastructure, Transport Shanghai Fukuoka Airport Oita Airport The marketing effort of "KYUSHU-BRAND" ・Establishment of the Kyushu brand image and Tourism, "Statistics on Oita Airport 40.0% Seoul Strengthening logistics and a transit system Bu lding Construction Started" Seoul ・Tourism infrastructure development 26.7% Expansion of a business scale/ Construction of stable Food and 30.0% Taichung ・Promotion of “visits Kyushu” Port of Imari supply system 20.0% tourism/ 13.3% Saga Airpo t ・Promotion of visitor’s stay / 7.3% South Korea Port of Oita Utilizing the renewable energy produced in a farm village 10.0% green China Nagasaki Airport South Korea Development of farming, mountain and fishing villages consumption 0.0% Hong Kong Nagasaki Airport China Metropolitan Tokyo Yokohama City Nagoya City Osaka City Fukuoka City Shanghai tourism Linkage with Cool Japan Seoul Kumamoto Airport Taiwan Port of Miike The number of times cruise ships called at Japanese ports in 2016 reached a record high. South Korea Per individual port, Hakata Port was ranked 1st and Nagasaki Port was 2nd. Port of Hososhima Port of Nagasaki South Korea Unit:Number of cruise- The number of times foreign cruise ships called at Kyushu. Kumamoto Airport China ship vis ts South Korea 800 Kaohsiung 715 Miyazaki Airport 700 Seoul,Taipei,Hong Kong 133 Port of Kumamoto Kyushu’s major industries Port of Yatsushiro 600 South Korea 497 Other South Korea Port of Aburatsu 80 Kyushu is a leading automobile production center in Japan. High-value-added semiconductors China Miyazaki South Korea 500 Kagoshima Airport Sony Semiconductor Manufacturing Corporation, known for its CMOS image 73 Port of Kagoshima Kyushu, where Toyota Motor Kyushu, Inc., Nissan Motor Kyushu Co.,Ltd., Daihatsu Port of Satsuma Sendai Airport Port of Shibushi sensors used in Cameras for Smartphones, the Renesas Group, known for its motor 400 51 190 Motor Kyushu Co.,Ltd. and Nissan Shatai Kyushu Co.,Ltd. are operating, has an Port of Nagasaki South Korea Taiwan vehicle integrated circuits (microcomputers), and Mitsubishi Electric Power Device Taiwan Kagoshima Chuo China automobile production capacity of over 1.5 million units, accounting for about 15% of Legend 300 128 South Korea that of Japan as a whole. Additionally, Honda Motor Co.,Ltd. manufactures Factory, known for its power semiconductors used in household appliances and 233 Port of Hakata 228 High-grade trunk road (in use) motorcycles at its Kumamoto Factory. automobiles, also own factories located in Kyushu. 35 Kagoshima Airport 200 151 44 27 83 29 High-grade trunk road (under construction or planning) Change in IC production in Kyushu and entire Japan 6 312 Seoul,Shanghai,Taipei,Hong Kong Change in the number of four-wheeled vehicles produced in Kyushu Number of units Money amount 56 70 (10,000 units) (million units) Number of units Number of units Money amount of Money amount of 45 72 245 produced nationwide produced in Kyushu production nationwide production in Kyushu (Billion yen) 100 13 Urban expressway Major airport 39 5 8 16 99 【Sources】Materials from Kyushu District Transport Bureau & Kyushu Regional Development Bureau Number of four-wheeled Nationwide share 61 17 85 35 Shinkansen Important port 26 vehicles produced in Kyushu 0 19 【“China” in the above diagram indicates mainland China for convenience.】 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 (year) Source: Ministry of Land, nfrastructure, Transport and Tourism "Port call resu ts of cruise ships in 2016 (quick estimation)," and Kyushu Regional Development Bureau "Kyushu Cruise Report, January issue" Scale of Kyushu’s economy (year) Kyushu has a scale of economy equivalent to that of Thailand. Source：Data compiled by the Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry ・Kyushu, located in the southwestern part of the Japanese archipelago, comprises seven prefectures: Fukuoka, Saga, Nagasaki, Kumamoto, Oita, Miyazaki, and Kagoshima. (year) The birthplace of modern steel plants ・Kyushu has a population of 13 million (10.3% of Japan’s population), and accounts for about 10% of Japan as a whole in area and economic indicators, including GDP, consequently being called a “10% economy.” Source：Data compiled by the Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry Yawata Steel Works, which used to be owned by the government and now belongs to Nippon ・The gross regional Domestic product of Kyushu shows a scale of economy equivalent to that of Thailand (ranked 31st in the world). Kyushu is the major base for food production in Japan. Steel & Sumitomo Metal Corporation, is one steel plant located in Kyushu. Kyushu accounts for Kyushu’ share against Japan as a whole International comparison of Kyushu’s population and regional GDP 15% of national crude steel production. (Comparison with Taiwan and South Korea) Comparison of GDP (partly extracted) Kyushu’s agricultural production accounts for about 20% of that of entire Japan. (10,000 people) (100 m ll on U S do lars) Transitions of Kyushu and national crude steel productions Comparison in population GDP Argentine 543 Production amount of major agricultural products (in descending
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