According to the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism survey conducted from June 1 to 5, 2026, prices for 7 material groups and 13 items, including readymixed concrete, steel...
As population decline makes reliance on labor input increasingly difficult in Japan, raising capital input and total factor productivity is essential for sustainable growth. Social infrastructure...
Chapter 2 of the FY2026 White Paper on Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism positions infrastructure as the foundation of economic growth and people’s lives, and organizes efforts to improve...
The FY2026 MLIT White Paper systematically presents recovery and reconstruction from the Noto Peninsula earthquake and heavy rains and the Great East Japan Earthquake, tsunami disaster prevention,...
Tourism is positioned as a strategic industry that expands exchange and related populations amid declining birthrates, population aging, and population decline, while driving regional and Japanese...
Amid continuing population decline and concentration in Tokyo, the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism supports local employment opportunities, essential services, migration...
In March 2026, the new Basic Plan for Housing (National Plan), covering fiscal years 2026 through 2035, was approved by the Cabinet. In anticipation of declining population and household numbers, an...
The 2026 MLIT White Paper organizes the current conditions and policies concerning road, rail and air transport networks, logistics innovation, the railway, automotive, maritime and aviationrelated...
The 2026 White Paper on Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism systematically organizes policies for realizing an inclusive society, addressing natural disasters, ensuring the safety of...
The MLIT White Paper 2026 systematically organizes mitigation and adaptation to climate change, decarbonization, a circular economy, biodiversity, the water cycle, marine and livingenvironment...