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Innovation is seen as the key to economic success in the country, given the scarcity of natural resources and its rapidly ageing population. A renewed focus on achieving this in both the private and public sectors makes Japan the ideal market for European companies to enter.
From the early 2000s to 2020, the MEXT and the METI actively promoted the “Knowledge Cluster Initiative” and the “Industrial Cluster Project” as a means to reinforce international competitiveness and regional development and accelerate the formation of clusters.
10 March 2017, Tokyo, JapanThe event is jointly organised by EURAXESS Japan, the...
About the ReportFollowing a first mapping attempt in 2013, the EU-Japan Centre proceeded...
The EU-Japan Centre proceeded with a new screening online in order to identify new...
About the Report The objective of this report is to provide an analysis of the practices...
About the Report The modern world is changing swiftly – the technological, environmental...
Japan’s reputation as an international hub for R&D has been established through heavy investment in this area, making the country a key destination for the establishment of cutting-edge R&D centres.
The several policies and support programs provided by the government, the assistance of angel investors and crowdfunding and the openness of major corporations to support the start-up market, create increasing opportunities for European start-ups to flourish in the Japan market.
How to build collaborations with Japanese Companies?The practice of Open Innovation has...
How to increase synchronisation and cooperation on AI and related digital technologies in...
What are the opportunities for the EU SMEs on the Smart Mobility Market in Japan? This...
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