The Busan-Jinhae Free Economic Zone Authority held an investment attraction briefing in Tokyo for Japanese manufacturing and integrated logistics companies, providing an overview of the investment environment and introducing actual investment cases involving companies operating in the region. The participating companies were primarily from the logistics and manufacturing sectors, and the authority also highlighted BJFEZ’s growth potential to Japanese companies.
The Busan-Jinhae Free Economic Zone Authority held the “2026 Japan Investment Attraction Briefing” in Tokyo on the 8th, conducting investment attraction activities targeting Japanese manufacturing and integrated logistics companies. In addition to explaining the local investment environment, the authority presented the actual investment and business experiences of companies operating in the region, providing a practical, on-the-ground briefing.
Thirteen companies, including Panasia, Woonsan Shipping & Air, Samyoung MT, Tsubakimoto Automotive, Unista and DH Tech, joined the briefing, expanding the investment attraction network focused on the port, logistics and manufacturing sectors. Congratulatory remarks were delivered by representatives of BJFEZ’s operating organizations and councils.
The event was held in cooperation with the Japan Ship Machinery and Equipment Association (JSMEA), with participants including UPS Japan, NH Senko, Tokyo International Port, Mitsubishi Warehouse and Yaskawa Electric. The authority introduced infrastructure and investment conditions including Busan New Port, Jinhae New Port and the new Gadeokdo Airport, and presented cases of retention and reinvestment by foreign-invested companies.