Japanese industry
Sony's national economy
Japanese industry refers to the manufacturing and economic production sectors of Japan, particularly the highly developed automotive, electronics, and precision machinery industries that emerged after World War II.
The term often carries connotations of quality engineering, efficient production methods, and technological innovation.
Japanese industry transformed the country into the world's second-largest economy by the 1980s.
The phrase sometimes appears in discussions of lean manufacturing and continuous improvement practices that originated in Japanese factories.
- solar panelsLight-converting power generators
- automotiveRelating to motor vehicles
- bullet trainHigh-velocity passenger locomotive
- lacquerwareResin-finished decorative objects
- ceramicsHardened clay objects
shipbuilding · swordsmithing · woodblock printing · robotics · steelmaking · artificial intelligence · consumer electronics · biotechnology · wind turbines · kaizen · just in time · quality control · supply chain · nanotechnology · machinery · precision engineering · electric vehicles · factory floor
Japanese industrySoviet industry
USSR's centralized production system
Japanese industrycottage industry
Small home-based business
handicrafts · traditional craftsmanship · handmade goods · domestic production
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