After Japan's earthquake rebuilt plate gap, Zhejiang became a place of amazement and negotiation

"In the earthquake in Japan, 1,700 kilometers of coastline was affected, and 60,000 buildings were destroyed. The gap in the materials needed for the redevelopment process was great." Yesterday's "Review of Japan's Post-earthquake Renovation Project," Tokyo, Japan Woods Co., Ltd.’s general manager, Kosuke Joshio, revealed that in the two months after the disaster, Japan was trying to transfer some of its assets to neighboring countries in Asia. The main goal of this visit to Hangzhou was to seek for mutual aid providers in Zhejiang and reconstruct the supply of materials after the earthquake in Japan. According to Joshihiko Koji, Zhejiang has better assets and astronomical upper hand.

“For enterprises in Zhejiang, this is a good time for entry orders and a good opportunity for Zhejiang businessmen to transition and relegation.” Tao Xiangming, deputy secretary-general of the Zhejiang International Private Mutual Promotion Association, told reporters.

Japan builds material gap

Zhejiang has become a place of amazement and negotiation

“After the earthquake in Japan on March 11th, Japan’s local woodwork workshops were destroyed or affected by the subsidence, and there was almost no loss of production skills. Among them, nine of the most important large-scale timber work scenes were opened and discontinued. After the disaster, they rebuilt plywood. The demand is as high as 2.5 billion to 3.5 billion, Japan's current production capacity can only supply 15% of this." Kosuke said that by the end of August, Japan will have to implement 60,000 buildings after the installation. Each year, 60,000 to 100,000 Hengyu units will be set up, and the demand for plates will greatly exceed the current production capacity. "It is said that Zhejiang has a good production capacity in this area."

For the entrance companies, the Japanese market is a symbol of excellent quality. "Entry to Japan has a higher profit, but at the same time it is also very high. This is a concern for many companies." A Hangzhou-based company that does eco-friendly doors and windows reported that reporters, as the importer of Japan, are more savvier than other countries' requests. The timing of mutual assistance will also promote the property of the company itself.

“Actually, after the tsunami in New Orleans in the United States in 2005, it was necessary to invest more than US$100 billion to renovate, and the United States also held frequent international purchases. Our Zhejiang merchants also tasted strengths at this time. This time, they dealt with Zhejiang. Businesses must also be a good opportunity, "said Tao Xiangming.

Through environmental protection building materials

Hopelessly complete property degradation

Faced with a huge post-disaster redevelopment, Japan is not looking forward to innocent and quick remanufacturing. “We are looking forward to the restoration of a situation that will continue in the future.” Xiaoxi Zhengfu said that in addition to looking forward to finding a qualified plate supplier in China, he also hopes to help each other in environmental protection building materials and environmental protection settings and complete property transfer.” In the future, Japan will need to renovate more materials for environmental protection."

Xiao Xizheng’s factory site is an important environmental protection building material. It is constructed of wood chips, waste paper, plastics, etc., and other disposal techniques. It can be replaced with plywood, and has the function of waterproof and corrosion-resistant. However, due to the impact of the subsidence after the disaster, the plant has no alternative but to give birth. "I look forward to finding mutual helpers in China."

In the exchange, Zheshang enterprises also showed fierce hunger for transformation. “This is a very good title, and we can also get a large amount of money from the international carbon emission reduction business. We are happy to help each other with Japan’s forerunners and complete property degradation. I am very excited about this project.” Director of Millennium Boat Investment Group Changlu Tonghua confesses that the plywood industry that it is now engaged in has reached a higher standard, but at the same time, it is also eager for more high-tech downgrade and transformation.

"If we can learn from each other, Japan's high-tech and new material skills, it is probably a new prospect for dealing with traditional companies." Wang Yaofa is Chairman of the Hangzhou Mingfeng Building Materials Group. He is also engaged in cement property. He is also seeking new ones. High-tech projects, he has just bought a U.S. medical company and got medical equipment for R&D.

“Our province has relatively large production capacity in terms of quality. The quality and grade of products in the international competition are also steadily improving. In addition to the negotiation of the construction of the material, the following will also be in the areas of food, biomedicine, and agricultural deep processing. Japanese companies take an exchange platform to downgrade the Zheshang property and move toward international exploration opportunities."