This report is provided for SMEs in the EU planning to market and sell their IoT products in Japan. The document will describe the market, opportunities, and challenges.
Japan’s renewables market has experienced substantial growth over the past decade across most of the industry’s segments. This growth is expected to have substantial macroeconomic knock-on effects.
This report analyses recent trends of the Japanese mobile app market and the drivers of its mid-term development. It consists of three chapters dealing with different aspects of entering the digital apps market.
June 2022 - EU-Japan NEWS - the Centre's newsletter is now available on digital and PDF formats.
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Topics covered on the May issue:
Legislation and Policy News
- Six Institutes in India Certified as the Japan-India Institutes for Manufacturing (JIMs)
Survey and Business Data
- Japan tops the list of travel and tourism competitiveness rankings for the first time
- The population of children has decreased for 41 consecutive years
- The majority of Japanese companies in Russia suspended their business
UAB Geld Baltic – Super Garden is a young Lithuanian company created in 2016. It specializes in the manufacture and commercialization of freeze-dried products; a technique initially developed by NASA. Geld Baltic has been step by step developing its strategy to access the Japanese market during the past 2 years.
Topics covered on the April issue:
Legislation and Policy News
- Ministry of the Environment issues bilateral credit for a project in Bangladesh, the first in the country
- Japanese government announces economic sanctions against Russia
- METI decided FIT / FIP purchase price in 2022
ACTIVITIES OF THE EU-JAPAN CENTRE FOR INDUSTRIAL COOPERATIONRELATED TO DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION, INFORMATION & COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY – AI
Given the expected EU-Japan Digital Partnership to be possibly adopted at the 2022 EU-Japan Summit, here is background information on the activities of the EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation over the last years in this important sector.
As in the green sector, the EU-Japan Centre’s activities combine three main dimensions in order to:
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