Reviving Japan's Semiconductor Industry
On August 28, 2025, Boston Consulting Group's Yuichi Koshiba will lead a seminar titled "Reviving Japan's Semiconductor Industry: Choices Amidst Fragmentation and Reorganization." This event aims to examine the future of Japan's semiconductor sector through a comprehensive lens, shedding light on the necessary paths for rejuvenation amidst significant global challenges.
Seminar Details
Participants have the option to attend in person at SSK Seminar Room in Tokyo, or join via live streaming on Zoom. A recorded archive will also be available for two weeks post-event, allowing attendees to revisit the content at their convenience.
Key Insights
The semiconductor supply chain has faced immense challenges since 2020, impacting various industries heavily. In response, the Japanese government has initiated multiple efforts, such as attracting TSMC to establish operations in Kumamoto. This movement underlines the recognition of semiconductors as a vital strategic resource across industries, prompting substantial investments, including those directed at Rapidus.
Understanding the Current Landscape
Despite these concerted efforts, Japan's share in the semiconductor market has been declining since the 1990s, and its recovery isn't straightforward. Koshiba's seminar will provide a panoramic view of the semiconductor value chain, helping attendees grasp the current state of Japan's semiconductor industry while outlining vital strategies for its revival.
Topics to be Discussed
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Introduction: The relationship between global events and the semiconductor industry.
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End Market Analysis: A look into how the semiconductor industry interacts with various end markets.
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Value Chain Overview: A comprehensive understanding of the semiconductor industry's value chain.
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Two Perspectives: Examining "Autonomy" and "Indispensability" within the semiconductor context.
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Global Positioning: How Japanese companies are positioned in the global market.
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Challenges and Solutions: A discussion on the challenges facing Japan in the semiconductor arena and potential strategies to address them.
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Conclusion: Final thoughts on the revitalization of the semiconductor industry.
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Q&A Session: An interactive session for networking and exchanging business cards.
About SSK
Established in December 1996, the New Social Systems Research Institute (SSK) offers a range of business seminars catering to a diverse array of industries. Hosting about 500 seminars annually, SSK plays a crucial role in providing high-level management, marketing, and technology information to foster business opportunities.
SSK is dedicated to continually delivering cutting-edge insights and acting as a strategic partner for its clients' success and growth. For inquiries, reach out to SSK via email at
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