About Construction
The outlook of the Japanese construction sectors is brighter than it has been for years. Ongoing fiscal stimulus measures, continuing reconstruction efforts following the 2011 earthquake and the more recent April 2016 earthquake, and anticipated demand from building projects for the Olympics will ensure continued demand for residential and non-residential construction. Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party has pledged to stimulate the domestic economy through numerous public works projects, particularly in the Tohoku region, which was heavily damaged by the 2011 tsunami and earthquake. However, access for foreign construction companies has never been particularly easy, and this remains a difficult market for foreigners to penetrate.
EBC in Japan, Within Reach: The EBC Report on the Japanese Business Environment, 2016
Eurobiz Japan, Rebuilding Japan February 2013 Edition, 2013
Table of Contents
- Overview
- Japanese Contractors in the EU
- Isolation Systems
- Earthquake-Proof Structures
- Construction License System
- Business Evaluation
- Japanese Procurement Procedures for Public Works
- Japan Testing Centre for Construction Material
- BL Labeling System
- Enhancing Productivity and Innovation
- Annual Report
- Expert Report
- Further Reading
- Relevant Organisations and Trade Fairs