Another well-known title of Japan is the Mecca of technological innovations such as cassette players, bullet trains, QR codes, blue Led, Japanese cars, and many others. According to international companies, Japanese technology is considered the most trustworthy and innovative. Through this obtuse angle, it does not surprise us to see that Japan cooperates with leading establishments worldwide.
On the other hand, Japan is already the birthplace of prestigious trademarks of the 21st century. It is possible to see a Japanese signature in any field. Tens of companies that originated in Japan shape today's world. Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Yamaha, Bridgestone Tires, Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba, Panasonic, Pioneer, Fujitsu, Casio. You name it!
Carrying out the third largest economy worldwide after the United States and China, Japan also has one of the most densely populated and urbanised populations reaching 130 million.
All the requirements to be a leading country and technology provider is sustained when we add its evident success in OECD countries in reading literacy, maths and sciences. Japan (formally Nihon-koku) is the centre of what is new and what is about to come into our lives.
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Konnichiwa, Nihon!!!
"One glass of water doesn't equal another. One may just appease the thirst, the other you may enjoy thoroughly. In Japan, people know about this difference." says Jil Sander, the legendary German designer.
We all imagine "The Land of the Rising Sun" differently. Many will envisage the enchanted serenity of a road covered by pink Sakura trees on a smooth windy day and mesmerising snowy hills of mighty Mount Fuji. In contrast, others dream of manga culture, Kois, and fearless Samurais.
What about Shinkansen bullet trains running up 320 km per hour? Wacky and colourful vending machines? Sumo wrestlers? Mouthwatering deep-fried shrimp tempuras and sushi, typically eaten with hot wasabi? Japan is like another dimension, although it is located on planet Earth.
Actually, Japan has always been a land distinguishing itself from the others for centuries since the Heian Period. As we all agree, holding your traditions closely in this whirling modern world is like capturing lightning in a bottle. However, we are talking about a culture combining thousands-year-old principles and the cutting-edge technology of today's world. Somehow, Japan still stands like an old wise and gallant Shogun who knows what to take inside the shiro (Japanese castle) and what to leave out.
Another well-known title of Japan is the Mecca of technological innovations such as cassette players, bullet trains, QR codes, blue Led, Japanese cars, and many others. According to international companies, Japanese technology is considered the most trustworthy and innovative. Through this obtuse angle, it does not surprise us to see that Japan cooperates with leading establishments worldwide.
On the other hand, Japan is already the birthplace of prestigious trademarks of the 21st century. It is possible to see a Japanese signature in any field. Tens of companies that originated in Japan shape today's world. Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Yamaha, Bridgestone Tires, Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba, Panasonic, Pioneer, Fujitsu, Casio. You name it!
Carrying out the third largest economy worldwide after the United States and China, Japan also has one of the most densely populated and urbanised populations reaching 130 million.
All the requirements to be a leading country and technology provider is sustained when we add its evident success in OECD countries in reading literacy, maths and sciences. Japan (formally Nihon-koku) is the centre of what is new and what is about to come into our lives.
Another well-known title of Japan is the Mecca of technological innovations such as cassette players, bullet trains, QR codes, blue Led, Japanese cars, and many others. According to international companies, Japanese technology is considered the most trustworthy and innovative. Through this obtuse angle, it does not surprise us to see that Japan cooperates with leading establishments worldwide.
On the other hand, Japan is already the birthplace of prestigious trademarks of the 21st century. It is possible to see a Japanese signature in any field. Tens of companies that originated in Japan shape today's world. Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Suzuki, Kawasaki, Mitsubishi, Subaru, Yamaha, Bridgestone Tires, Canon, Nikon, Olympus, Sony, Sharp, Toshiba, Panasonic, Pioneer, Fujitsu, Casio. You name it!
Carrying out the third largest economy worldwide after the United States and China, Japan also has one of the most densely populated and urbanised populations reaching 130 million.
All the requirements to be a leading country and technology provider is sustained when we add its evident success in OECD countries in reading literacy, maths and sciences. Japan (formally Nihon-koku) is the centre of what is new and what is about to come into our lives.
