Yokohama is truly an international city with a long history of welcoming foreign visitors and businessmen to its port.

Yokohama is situated approximately 25 kilometers to the southwest of central Tokyo. With a population of 3.6 million, it is the second largest city in Japan after Tokyo. Because of its proximity to Tokyo, various economic and trade activities between the two cities are interlinked. As a result, people outside Japan probably see the two cities as one entity.

In practice, however, Yokohama has its own identity as a global city having a strong business environment and a rich cultural heritage.The city also has a strong economic base, especially in the shipping, biotechnology, and semiconductor industries. Yokohama enjoys pre eminent status as a leading international trade port in Japan.

Here are a few reasons why you should choose Yokohama as a business destination.
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Mumbai is generating 5% of India's GDP,[7] and accounting for 25% of industrial output, 70% of maritime trade in India and 70% of capital transactions to India's economy.

Mumbai is the business & financial capital of India. All the major financial institutions, banks and stock exchanges are based in Mumbai. The head quarters or administrative offices of major business houses operate out of Mumbai. More than Fifteen million peoples are living in Mumbai. Most of them are industrialists, artists, film-stars, professors, workers.

Now a days, business complexes are growing in Andheri and other districts in the northern part of the city. These units mostly hosted the IT, Engineering and knowledge based industries like Business Process Outsourching. The earlier business district of Ballard Estate have given way to Nariman Point in South Mumbai and more recently to the new business districts, which have come up in Bandra Kurla complex and the Lower Parel areas.

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