What are the Japanese companies in Nanjing?

Question 1: Are there any Japanese companies in Nanjing? Xingang development zone is the largest, with not only Japanese capital but also Korean capital. However, compared with other cities in China, there are relatively few Japanese enterprises in Nanjing for many reasons. At present, 436 Japanese-funded enterprises such as Sharp, Itochu, Pacific Cement and Hitachi have invested in Nanjing. In 2004, Nanjing exported US$ 65,438+065,438+0.65,438+0 billion to Japan, making Japan the third largest exporter in Nanjing after the European Union and the United States. With more and more Japanese-funded projects settled in Nanjing, Japanese-funded enterprises have shifted from import procurement to on-site procurement, and suppliers have also shifted from Japanese enterprises to Chinese enterprises. According to the survey of the Shanghai Representative Office of Japan External Trade Organization, not only the former enterprises, but also the new Japanese enterprises have a heavy burden of equipment depreciation when they set up factories, and they have the greatest demand for supplier information. Enterprises that don't have factories in China also want to purchase parts from China. According to Fujitsu, Fujitsu has invested in 42 companies in China, two thirds of which have settled in Jiangsu, but half of the local procurement is difficult to complete.

Question 2: Which Japanese companies are recruiting in Nanjing? There are many now, such as Panasonic, Sony and Toshiba. I want to know what you are looking for. If you are a skilled worker, it is easy to find some, but if you are a secretarial job, it is more difficult. You must be good at Japanese and have communication skills.

Question 3: Which Japanese enterprises in Nanjing have few Japanese-funded enterprises in Nanjing due to historical reasons? The main ones are

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Question 4: There are the most Japanese-funded enterprises in Nanjing and the most in Xingang Development Zone. There are not only many Japanese-funded enterprises, but also many Korean-funded enterprises. However, compared with other cities in China, there are relatively few Japanese-funded enterprises for many reasons.

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At present, many Japanese-funded enterprises such as Sharp, Itochu, Pacific Cement and Hitachi have invested in Nanjing. In 2004, Nanjing exported11/kloc-0 million dollars to Japan, and Japan was Nanjing's third largest exporter after the European Union and the United States. As more and more Japanese-funded projects have settled in Nanjing, Japanese-funded enterprises have shifted from import procurement to on-site procurement, and suppliers have also shifted from Japanese enterprises to Chinese enterprises. According to the survey of the Shanghai Representative Office of Japan External Trade Organization, not only the former enterprises, but also the new Japanese enterprises have a heavy burden of equipment depreciation when they set up factories, and they have the greatest demand for supplier information. Enterprises that don't have factories in China also want to purchase parts from China. According to Fujitsu, Fujitsu has invested in 42 companies in China, two thirds of which have settled in Jiangsu, but half of the local procurement is difficult to complete.

Question 5: There are not many Japanese companies in Nanjing, but there are still some. I remember an animation company called Bobo Magic Fire. At that time, many people in our university graduated.

Question 6: Are there any Japanese enterprises in Nanjing? How many/much? Yes, Japanese enterprises in Nanjing are generally not located in downtown Nanjing, but there are many in Jiangning.

Question 7: Are there any Japanese enterprises or Sino-Japanese joint ventures in Jiangning District? 10. There are not many Japanese enterprises in Jiangning Development Zone, mainly Tao Dong and Chang 'an Mazda. There are many Japanese companies in Nanjing Xingang Development Zone (Nanjing Economic Development Zone)!

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Question 9: Why do Japanese companies still have the face to stay in Nanjing? First of all, they benefit from the preferential policies enjoyed by foreign companies in China. Foreign-funded enterprises only need to pay 20% or even 15% corporate income tax in China, and do not need to pay urban construction tax and education surcharge. Enterprises in China need to pay 20-30% enterprise income tax, and pay urban construction tax and education surcharge on the basis of value-added tax, business tax and consumption tax.

In addition, China has suffered a lot in Sino-Japanese trade, which is by no means as simple as the corruption and dereliction of duty of a few people and the worship of foreign countries. This is a planned conspiracy! According to relevant data, there is an unwritten rule in the Japanese automobile industry: first-class cars are sold to Europe; The second-class car is used in our own country, and the third-class car is sold to us in China! Moreover, Japanese comics are forbidden to watch in their country (suspected of breaking the law); Moreover, Toshiba laptops also have security holes. Japanese companies have taken measures to recall the European and American markets, but only two patches have been applied to customers in China. At this rate, China will become a Japanese garbage dump one day!