What are the main industrial zones in Japan?

Keihin Industrial Zone, Hanshin Industrial Zone, Zhongjing Industrial Zone, Kitakyushu Industrial Zone and Seto Inland Sea Industrial Zone.

1, Hanshin Industrial Zone, with Osaka, Kobe, Kyoto and other cities as the center, has formed a comprehensive industrial zone with steel, shipbuilding and petrochemical as the main body, becoming the second largest industrial zone in Japan. Nagoya (Zhongjing) Industrial Zone, centered on Nagoya. After World War II, heavy chemical industry developed rapidly, which changed the structure of textile industry in the past. The main industrial sectors are automobile, shipbuilding, steel, petrochemical and so on. Traditional sectors of the textile industry, such as textiles, pottery and wood products, still occupy an important position in Japan.

2. Keihin Industrial Zone, with Tokyo as the center and Kanto as the hinterland, is the largest industrial zone in Japan, including Tokyo, Yokohama, Kawasaki, Chiba, Yokosuga and other large and medium-sized cities. It is also a comprehensive industrial zone with machinery (automobiles, precision machine tools, electronic products, etc.). ), steel, petroleum smelting, petrochemical, printing and publishing departments.

3. Kitakyushu Industrial Zone is centered on Kitakyushu City. It used to be the first steel industrial base in Japan, but its status declined after the war, but the steel and chemical industries still have a certain position in the country.

Seto Inland Sea Industrial Zone is to ensure high-speed economic growth and social stability. The Japanese government has fully played the role of intervention and adjustment, and has never pushed economic development to the spontaneous force of the market price mechanism.

5. Zhongjing Industrial Zone. In recent years, especially in Tokyo, in order to protect the capital environment, the structure of industrial departments has changed, printing and publishing, electrical appliances and meters have developed rapidly, and metallurgical and chemical departments have moved out or rebuilt, and the proportion has been declining. The printing equipment in this industrial zone accounts for 70-80% of the whole country, and electrical instruments account for two thirds of the whole country.