History and geography have intertwined Japan and China for centuries, but recent Chinese economic expansion has prompted both countries to see each other in a new light, writes Kenichi Kubo
Chinese corporations are increasing their global presence thanks to cost competitiveness and robust domestic demand. Enthusiasm for Japanese companies and their technological capabilities is also increasing in China. At the same time, as Japan’s population shrinks and income levels in China rise, many Japanese companies are aiming to benefit from the subsequent increased demand for high quality products. Environmental and energy-efficiency related fields also look promising for Japanese companies. In this economic environment, what sectors are benefiting from this relationship? Jap...
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