Kan-Etsu Bijogi JCT Tosei Electrobeam’s Expressway Matsuda R&D’s Tokyo Outer Ring Road electron beam suspension Ome City Tokyo Outer (Mizuho Town) (Itabashi Ward) monozukuri Okutama Town Ring Road Mizuho Town Kiyose City Kita Ward Adachi Ward Metropolitan Inter-City Itabashi Ward Expressway (Ken-o-do) Kohoku JCT Hamura City Higashimurayama City Tokyo has a large manufacturing industry in the Tama area and many Hinode Town Oizumi JCT Katsushika Ward small and medium-sized manufacturers throughout the city, which supply Musashimurayama Higashikurume City Kosuge JCT City Itabashi JCT Higashiyamato City Arakawa Ward Horikiri JCT the world with leading-edge technology. These manufacturers play a Nerima Ward Kumanocho JCT Toshima Ward Nishitokyo City Central Circular significant role in the growth of the economy. Akiruno City Fussa City Kodaira City Route Hinohara Village Tachikawa City Taito Ward Nakano Ward Sumida Ward Bunkyo Ward Tokyo’s small- and medium-sized businesses boasting advanced technology Kokubunji City Koganei City Musashino City Akishima City Suginami Ward Shinjuku Ward Japan’s leading service contractor Original vibration control technology for for products welded by electron world-leading shock absorption rate Kunitachi City Mitaka City Hachioji City beams, etc. Nishi-Shinjuku JCT Chiyoda Ward Tosei Electrobeam Co., Ltd. Matsuda R&D Co., Ltd. Fuchu City Located in Mizuho Town near the Ome Junction Matsuda R&D is located in Itabashi-ku near central Chuo Shibuya Ward Koto Ward of the Metropolitan Inter-City Expressway, Tosei Tokyo, which has a wealth of information and Expressway Ohashi Chuo Ward Electrobeam developed proprietary electron human talent. Although it has just 10 employees, the Hino City Chofu City Setagaya Ward JCT Edogawa Ward beam technology capable of welding dissimilar company has developed a world-first vibration control metals, which was not possible with conventional technology which achieves a shock-absorption rate Hachioji JCT Minato Ward Kasai JCT methods. It supports the aerospace industry with of 98.5%. It supports the aerospace industry with its Tama city its products used, for example, in the asteroid technology also adopted in the recovery box of the Inagi City Komae City explorer Hayabusa 2. Hayabusa asteroid explorer. Tomei Expressway Daisan Keihin Meguro Ward Oi JCT Road Companies by industry (2012)*1 Tokyo 260,000 companies Shinagawa Ward Agriculture, forestry and fisheries Real estate and goods rental and leasing Mining and quarrying of stone and gravel Scientific research, professional and 7.6 5.2 technical services 11.7 13.9 25.2 12.4 Machida City Employees per business site Value added per employee Construction (by municipality, 2011)*1 (by municipality, 2011)*1 Accommodations, eating and drinking services Manufacturing Living-related and personal services and Fewer than 5 Less than 5 mil. yen Electricity, gas, heat supply and water Japan 1.71 million companies Ota Ward TOKYO VIEW CITY amusement services Information and communications 5-9 5 mil. - less than 7.5 mil. yen Education, learning support Transport and postal activities 10-19 7.5 mil. - less than 10 mil. yen Tokyo Medical, health care and welfare 4.9 5.8 5.3 Wholesale and retail trade 17.8 16.1 25.5 9.9 20-29 10 mil. - less than 20 mil. yen Islands Compound services Finance and insurance 30 or more 20 mil. yen or more Miscellaneous services 0 20 40 60 80 100 (not classified elsewhere) Thriving manufacturing industries*2 （%） 15 / 16 Printing and allied industries Metal products Bayshore Route Sources: *1 Bureau of Industrial and Labor Affairs, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, “Industry and Employment in Tokyo 2015 - A Graphic Overview” (March 2015) (from “Fiscal 2012 Economic Census for Business Activity” of Ministry of 0 5km Internal Affairs and Communications and Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry) *2 Bureau of General Affairs, Tokyo Metropolitan Government, “2011 Manufacturing Industry in Tokyo” *3 Bureau of General Affairs, Tokyo Production machinery Food products Metropolitan Government, “Manufacturing Industry in Tokyo: 2014 Manufacturing Industry Statistical Survey Report” (March 2014).