Pull Factors

Japan has a vast and up-to-date road system. The number of motor vehicles grew from 70,106,536 in 1995 to 73,688,389 in 1999. The total length of Japan's railways is 23,670 km, more than half of which are electrified. Japan is famous for its high-speed trains. Japan is ranked 13th in the 2022 Global Innovation Index for technical innovation, ranking fourth in South East Asia, East Asia, and Oceania. Japan is a world leader in robotics, with manufacturers investing in cutting-edge technology to enable remote control services.

Japan's urban infrastructure is among the best in the world. Japan has a very advanced and well-maintained infrastructure that is being modernized and expanded on a regular basis. Both the private and public sectors undertake various infrastructure projects and operate their respective services. When urban infrastructure investment projects are well planned, they improve economic growth rates, increase economic opportunities, and improve quality of life in cities such as Tokyo.

Tokyo is a desirable destination to live and work due to its strong economy and employment prospects. It serves as the administrative and financial hub of Japan and can accommodate a wide range of occupations. It also has a wealth of educational resources and provides assistance to those who need it. Tokyo represents better education in English, foreign languages and 
creative thinking.