The Diaoyu Islands Incident Is Difficult To Shake The Sales Position Of Chinese Footwear And Other Products In Japan.

"It's not surprising that Chinese goods are everywhere in Japan."

At the Osaka chamber of Commerce and industry, Professor Mei Mei Dai briefed reporters on the prosperous Sino Japanese trade. "As early as 2005, China surpassed the United States and became Japan's largest importer.

In 2009, China became Japan's largest exporter.

Japan imports more than 1/5 of the world from China.

If we leave China to manufacture, the Japanese market can no longer be called the market.

Diaoyu Island is hot, but

Events are difficult to shake the sales position of Chinese goods in Japan.

The 100 yuan store is about 100 square meters, much larger than the most common family convenience store in Japan.

There are a wide range of products, ranging from kitchen hygiene products to all kinds of food, from office supplies to stationery books. Most of them are daily life needs.

Of course, any commodity is priced at 100 yen, according to the current exchange rate, equivalent to about 8 yuan.

You know, the price of Japan is about 5 times that of China. It will cost 150 yen (about 12 yuan) to buy a bottle of beverage like a street vendor automatically.

Therefore, the price of "any commodity is only 100 yen" is quite close to the people.

An average Japanese employee has a monthly salary of about 300 thousand yen, and 100 yen is even more insignificant compared with its monthly income level.

It is noted that this 100 yuan store is the most popular in that street, and there are locals coming in and out, and many people are carrying baskets.

The 100 yuan store is hot in Japan, but it has profound economic and social reasons.

In the economic recession, cheap consumption is often popular.

Fellow Japanese friends confirmed that the Japanese economy is not very prosperous now, and people are very frugal in their daily life.

When you go shopping, you often go shopping at 100 yuan store. You can't buy another expensive place, so you can save a lot of expenses.

"Most Japanese stores sell most of their products in China, and some from Southeast Asian countries," he said.

Professor Mei Dai told reporters.

Cheap goods, mostly made in China.

China has one yuan shop, two yuan shop, five yuan store, and ten yuan store. However, the quality of many products is not flattering, which makes people feel cheap and not good.

Then, what is the quality of Japanese 100 yuan store?

Professor Mei Dai said, "these goods in 100 yuan stores are not only cheap, but also of good quality."

The professor also pointed out that although most of Japan's 100 yuan stores sell products made in Yiwu and other places in China, they are not operated by Chinese people, but are entirely run by Japanese enterprises.

It is precisely because of the stringent requirements of Japanese enterprises on product quality and the full use of cheap labor in China and Southeast Asia that Japan's 100 yuan stores can guarantee low prices and excellent quality.

So how can Japanese enterprises guarantee the quality and low price of Chinese products? Professor Mei Mei Dai told reporters that Japanese enterprises are well versed in the needs of the Japanese, and they will make an order to require manufacturers in Yiwu and China to strictly produce according to the standards.

These manufacturers are all one in a hundred, selected and competitive.

At the same time, in a country with a highly developed market economy, Japan has a perfect legal system and strict commodity inspection system, making fake and shoddy products almost impossible to survive.

Therefore, the cheap is not equal to the inferior quality, even the commodity in the hundred dollar shop, also does not allow the quality problem.

"I have been to Yiwu once, and some manufacturers are directly facing it.

To produce the commodities that Japan needs.

I have never seen a market as big as Yiwu in the whole world. "

She said.

Chinese goods lower Japanese prices

"It's not surprising that Chinese goods are everywhere in Japan."

At the Osaka chamber of Commerce and industry, Professor Mei Mei Dai briefed reporters on the prosperous Sino Japanese trade. "As early as 2005, China surpassed the United States and became Japan's largest importer.

In 2009, China became Japan's largest exporter.

Japan imports more than 1/5 of the world from China.

If we leave China to manufacture, the Japanese market can no longer be called the market.

Professor Mei Dai introduced clothing as an example. "82.2% of the clothing imported from Japan in the world in 2010 came from China, whether it is Japanese brand clothing or other brands of clothing.

At present, almost no production is made in Japan. "

What kind of degree has China made? She listed a group of shocking data: in 2010, more than 90% of Japanese bicycles, electric cars, fans, more than 80% of the lights, and half of the computers, cell phones, printers, iPhone parts and other electrical appliances were produced in China and then sold to Japan.

This is not the case. According to official statistics of Japan, 50.2% of Japanese imported vegetables, 57.2% of imported beans, 53.4% of imported tea, 40.5% of imported eels, 50.4% of imported metal products, 46.8% of imported machinery, and 57.9% of imported furniture were imported from China in 2010.

"Commodities from China have lowered Japanese prices and enriched Japanese life."

Professor Mei Mei Dai told the Jinling Evening News reporter: "it is foreseeable that China's GDP will increase in the future, people's income will increase, purchasing power and consumption ability will be enhanced.

For Japanese companies, they not only produce goods in China, but also sell goods in China.

At that time, China Japan trade will continue to achieve leaping development.

World factory status is hard to shake

In the Sino Japanese trade, we must not mention the role of the business community, such as Itochu.

It is understood that Itou Tada is the third largest Japanese company after MITSUBISHI and Mitsui, and entered the Chinese market as early as 1979.

Itou Tada Commercial Co., Ltd. is located in Osaka's largest urban complex, Osaka Station City, as an old employee who has worked in Itou Tada for 41 years. Sanyama Nobuo has studied Chinese for two years at University of Hong Kong, China, and is mainly responsible for Itou Tada's business in China.

"I love China. I know how important China is to Japan."

He disclosed that there are many Chinese goods in his family, and he often brings gifts to China's friends in Japan.

According to relevant data, there are 2.2 Japanese companies in China, most of which are sold in Japan.

In recent years, due to the rapid rise in labor costs in China, some multinational companies have removed factories from China and moved to Southeast Asian countries such as Vietnam and Burma.

Will Japanese enterprises in China gradually withdraw from China?

"Labor costs in Southeast Asian countries are indeed cheaper, and workers in Vietnam and other countries are also skilled.

Itou Tada has already opened a shirt factory in Burma.

But I think China is still the world's factory and has irreplaceable advantages, such as large population, high labor quality, and workers' skills are much better than other countries. "

Sanyama Nobuo said that China's world factory status is hard to shake in the coming period.