Quality is the True 'Miracle'

It was once the home of a business story so incredible that it became known as the “Economic Miracle.”

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Japan’s continuous financial and manufacturing success has consisted of a wide range of elements, from post-war rebuilds to booming exports, automobile production and today’s next-gen technological innovations. These different trends and patterns, however, have one thing in common that every proud Japanese executive and leader remains dedicated to – best possible quality. This means that the “Made in Japan” brand represents more than a point of origin. It’s a standard to be upheld, and advanced. Hiroshi Tsukuemoto, the president of resins manufacturer Nihon Gosei Kako Co. Ltd., is a firm believer in these standards. “The main competitive advantage that Japan possesses compared to regional competitors is a commitment to high-quality products and services,” said Tsukuemoto. “The better quality and performance of our products serve as the added value that convinces our clients to buy from us,” he said.