All Japan Articles
International Construction examines seven of the biggest rail megaprojects around the world.
Plant close to Nagano will give ‘massive boost’ to capacity
Fumio Kishida views recycling processes, exchanges opinions on circular economy
Aluminium from Tokaido Shinkansen trains uses less energy to manufacture
It is estimated by one energy expert that the cost of building the plant will be around US$1.7 billion
Japan’s Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism has ordered the temporary suspension of elevated road projects it has commissioned following an accident that killed two construction workers.
Distributor with 350 years of history revealed as key strategic partner for Ausa
A Japanese consortium has unveiled the concept for a floating city that adapts to climate change.
The new airport line will allow passengers to travel the approximately 14-kilometre journey in 18 minutes
IRN100 reveals rising revenues
Why are Japanese construction sites among the safest in the world?
East Japan Railway (JR East) is to start construction of a new rail line connecting Tokyo station with Haneda Airport in June this year.
25 stiff boom cranes for offshore wind farm
Japan is moving back towards nuclear power after Fukushima but could a skills shortage slow progress?
A selection of some of the world’s most expensive construction projects
Plans suggest that the tunnel will complement the already existing rail-only tunnel
12 senior managers of Japanese rental companies visit rental locations in Germany and the Bauma show
Interview: Seigo Minamioka discusses the company’s performance as the country’s Covid-19 struggle continues
The timber structure is said to reduce the embodied CO2 of the building
Rönesans Holding has targeted Japan as a market to expand its operations and grow sales by US$1 billion