• Message from the Mayor
• Kawasaki and Japan
• Convenient Access
• Accumulated Technology
• Embarkment of Businesses
• High Productivity
• Three Science Parks
• Support and Infrastructure
• Future Direction
• Cultural Environment

One of the significant advantages supporting the businesses in Kawasaki is a superior transportation infrastructure.
Kawasaki, located adjacent to the Capital Tokyo, is linked to major cities in Japan via a railroad or roadway extending as a web network.

It is 90 minutes away by train or car 　to the International Airport, which is a gateway of Japan opening to the world and its network is expanding to major cities around the world, is located To Tokyo Haneda Airport, which is a central airport for domestic flights, can be reached within only 14 minutes. The expansion plan is under going and its international flight service is supposed to start in 2010 that will shorten the time distance to Asian countries. Also when its gate service facility is constructed in Kawasaki site, it will become more convenient place once after　R&D facilities and commercial/business support services including a hotel accommodation are built as a complex.

It is only 18 minutes to Tokyo station, which is a central station of the domestic railroad, and can reach to any major cities in Japan via Shinkansen (a bullet train).　Likewise, a railroad and highway road network are so well organized that an access to major cities is much easier compared to other cities.

In addition, the Port of Kawasaki has been developed with having a function of both of an industrial and commercial port, and its lines are connected to major ports around the world. Kawasaki is located in the middle of the Tokyo Bay and neighbors to the ports of Yokohama and the ports of Tokyo, therefore it is very easy to access to both ports via highly developed highway network.
As explained a trading function is fully equipped, it is a good environment for logistics as well.