At the China International Import Expo, currently being held in Shanghai, Japanese companies are announcing one after another products and strategies aimed at capturing demand for AI and new areas of personal consumption. As competition in the Chinese market intensifies, efforts by Japanese companies to find ways to remain competitive in China are coming into sharper focus.
At the China International Import Expo, being held in Shanghai, China, through the 10th, Japanese companies are announcing one after another products and strategies focused on growth areas. In particular, companies are seeking to capture new demand for artificial intelligence (AI) and personal consumption while strengthening their operations in the local market.
Even as Japan-China relations deteriorate, more companies are pursuing local development to strengthen their competitiveness in the Chinese market. These efforts appear aimed at capturing areas of China's economic growth, centered on new fields such as AI and hobby-related demand.