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This article outlines basic information about Medan, the capital of North Sumatra, including its population, transportation, key industries, and points for Japanese companies to consider.

This article outlines basic information about Malang, East Java, Indonesia, including its population, climate, transportation, main industries, and key points for Japanese companies considering expansion.

This article outlines key facts about Surabaya—Indonesia’s second-largest city—including its population, climate, transport, major industries, and business considerations.

This article introduces the climate, access information, key industries, advantages, and considerations of expanding into Yogyakarta, located in the south-central part of Java Island, Indonesia.

This article outlines basic facts and access to Semarang, the capital of Central Java, along with key industries and points for Japanese companies to consider when entering the area.

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This article introduces Bandung, the capital of West Java Province, covering its geography, transportation, key industries, and entry points.

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An introduction to key information, access, major industries, and entry points for Bogor, a region near Jakarta known for its thriving agriculture, tourism, and manufacturing.

This article details the characteristics, key industries, advantages, and considerations of expanding into Cikarang and Karawang, Indonesia’s major industrial regions.

Many Indonesians have a positive impression of Japan and are known for being diligent and hardworking. Hiring them brings nothing but benefits.

We have consolidated the fee schedule for our Indonesia market entry support services onto a single page, including on-site inspection support, visa application support, market research services, and company establishment support.