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For businesses and foreign professionals, Japan serves as one of the most accessible gateways to Asia. More than 100 cities support direct air services to Tokyo alone, whilst the country’s 20-plus ports and world-leading transportation system, including its advanced high-speed rail network, guarantee reliability for regional supply chains. Japan has also promoted itself as a hub for foreign talent by easing its visa issuance rules; subsequently, between 2013-2019, the number of high-skilled foreign professionals working in Japan increased by 15 times to 21,347.

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