1, automobile industry
Japan's automobile manufacturing industry began with Shintaro Yoshida. 1904, he established the first automobile factory in Japan-Tokyo Automobile Factory (now Isuzu Automobile Company). Three years later, he produced the first Japanese-made gasoline car "Taikooli 1".
Subsequently, many automobile factories appeared in Japan, no less than China in 1980s. For military needs, the government promulgated the Military Automobile Subsidy Law to support automobile manufacturers, which became the driving force for the development of Japan's automobile industry in the early years. Up to now, the Japanese automobile industry has gone through more than one hundred years.
2. Digital media industry
Digital media technology is an open platform, which mainly includes scene design, character image design, game program design, multimedia post-processing and human-computer interaction technology. It is a major in game development, website art design and creative design.
3. Animation industry
Japanese animation industry is a large part of the animation industry. Generally speaking, it refers to the economic field formed by various industrial departments themselves and various economic activities around the animation value center. This phrase consists of three key words: Japan, animation and industry.
4. Shipping industry
Japan Shipping Co., Ltd. (now Merchant Marine Mitsui Co., Ltd.) is one of the largest, most diversified and most powerful shipping companies in the world. 1995 set up an office in Qingdao and changed it into a branch in 2003. It mainly provides services such as collecting goods, issuing bills of lading, collecting and remitting freight for ships owned or operated by merchant ship Mitsui.
5. Household appliances industry
Japanese industry refers to Japan's industrial industry. Japanese industry is mainly concentrated in the urban agglomeration along the Pacific coast of Japan, which constitutes a strip industrial zone along the Pacific coast. The five major industrial zones in Japan are Keihin Industrial Zone (Tokyo, Yokohama) and Nagoya Industrial Zone (centered on Nagoya).
Hanshin Industrial Zone (Osaka and Kobe), Seto Inland Sea Industrial Zone (Seto Inland Sea Coast) and Kitakyushu Industrial Zone. Japan's industrial layout is called "coastal" industrial layout. The main industrial cities are Tokyo, Osaka and Kobe.