Report

This work is a snapshot of the position that log houses occupy in the Japanese housing market and the opportunities that European SMEs related to this sector can encounter in it.

The report targets EU SMEs that are manufacturing medical devices and seeking to enter the Japanese market.

The report presents the profile of the Microalgae and Microalgal Biomass Industry in Japan.

This report is the result of extensive research into the non-life insurance industry in Japan.

This report will provide European SMEs with insights into the opportunities and key success factors for entry into the Japanese olive oil market.

This report takes a close look at the characteristics and trends of this sector.

This report introduces the main factors that are supporting a growing interest in vega/vegetarianism in Japan.

This report aims to compose a practical Japan entry guide for European SMEs in order to successfully identify and take advantage of business opportunities within the technology sector leading up to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

This report suggests various opportunities for European companies that will arise from the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Tokyo in 2020.

This report gives a brief overview of the Japanese toy market.

This report focuses on the Japanese transport and logistics sector.

How do Japanese firms consistently survive and become some of the oldest firms in the world?

This report is an updated edition of a first study on cell technology, cell therapy, tissue engineering and gene therapy in Japan published in 2015.

This report aims to act as a guide for this recent industry in Japan, and to locate opportunity spaces for European entrepreneurs and investors to connect with the market.

This report from the EU-Japan Centre gives an overview of the Japanese waste management and recycling market.

This report describes some of the mechanisms by which EU SMEs can get involved in Biotechnology in Japan

The report maps Japanese key players of the wind energy sector and presents business opportunities the market holds.

This report offers practical guidance to EU-based organisations that are considering investing in expatriate assignments as a means towards exploring and exploiting business opportunities in Japan.