1. Famous enterprises are as follows: Toyota Motor, Japan Post, Honda Motor, Nissan Motor, Nippon Telegraph, Hitachi, JX Holdings.

2. Examples

1. TOYOTAMotor Corporation (hereinafter referred to as Toyota), founded in 1933, is one of the top ten automobile industry companies in the world. It is a Japanese automobile manufacturing company headquartered in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan and bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, and belongs to Mitsui chaebol. The early Toyota, Crown, Guangguan and Corolla cars were famous for a while, and the recent Cressida and Lexus luxury cars are also very famous.

2. Matsushita Electric Appliances

Matsushita Electric Appliances was founded in Osaka by Kōnosuke Matsushita in 1918. When it started its business, it was an electric lamp holder. In 1927, he made bicycle lights. In 1951, Kōnosuke Matsushita went to the United States and opened the market of Panasonic in the United States. The original product was a TV set. He signed a technical cooperation contract with Philips to bring western technology to Japan. Therefore, Matsushita Electric made a breakthrough in growth from 195s to 197s.

Panasonic has a wide product line. Besides household appliances, it also produces digital electronic products, such as DVD, DV (digital camera), MP3 player, digital camera, LCD TV and notebook computer. It also extends to electronic parts, electrical parts (such as socket cover), semiconductors and so on. There are hundreds of indirect and direct reinvestment companies.

3. Sony

SonyCorporation is a world-renowned large-scale comprehensive multinational enterprise group. Sony is a pioneer in the fields of audio-visual, electronic games, communication products and information technology in the world, the pioneer of the world's earliest portable digital products, one of the world's largest manufacturers of electronic products and one of the three giants in the world's electronic game industry.

Sony was formed by the merger of three of the original eight Hollywood film companies: Columbia Pictures, MGM Pictures and United Arts Film Company. One of the six major Hollywood film companies in the United States. Sony is also the largest music company in the world. It has merged Columbia Records and Bertelsmann Music Company and acquired all the music copyright business of EMI. Sony is also one of the top ten patent companies in the world, with more than 3, patented technological inventions.

On April 1st, 218, Kenichiro Yoshida, the current vice president and chief financial officer, was promoted to president, and Kazuo Hirai, the current president and CEO, became the chairman without corporate representation.

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Sony (China) Co., Ltd. was established in Beijing in October 1996. It is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Sony Group to manage and coordinate Sony's business activities in China. As the regional headquarters in China, it is engaged in investment in electronic information industry, product marketing and customer after-sales service contact in China, and provides macro management and extensive business support for Sony's subsidiaries in China, so as to promote the continuous development of Sony's business in China market.

Sony's products sold in China include flat-panel Teletron color TV, rear projection/plasma/LCD color TV, digital camera, notebook computer, home camcorder, home theater system, DVD player, data projector, Memory Stick, polymeric lithium-ion battery, etc. Sony's electronic business in China has reached $5 billion, with a total investment of more than $8 million. Including six factories, Sony has about 1, employees in China.

Idei Nobuyuki, CEO of Sony Group, promised at the global board meeting of Sony Group that the fast-growing China market would be the top priority for future development, and hoped that China would become the growth engine of Sony's East Asia business region. To this end, Sony has set a grand goal for the development of its electronic products in China: by 25, the sales in China will reach five times that in 22; By 28, the target of 25 will be doubled, surpassing the Japanese market to become Sony's second largest market after the United States.

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