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First Read: Japan Banks "A letter from Chiba Prefecture: A touchstone for..."

Published: 2026-07-02Institution: UBS EquitiesPages: 11Original language: 英语Evidence page: 1

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First Read: Japan Banks "A letter from Chiba Prefecture: A touchstone for..."

Global Research

2 July 2026ab

First Read

EquitiesJapan Banks

A letter from Chiba Prefecture: A touchstone for Japan

reinvestment in Japan Banks

Koichi Niwa

Analyst

koichi.niwa@ubs.com

In Chiba Prefecture, large-scale infrastructure development is underway with the +81-3-5208 6245

expansion of Narita International Airport and the extension of the Ken-O Expressway,

Makoto Ishii

with logistics and industrial hubs gradually taking shape in surrounding areas. According Associate Analyst

to Chiba Bank's estimates, the enhancement of Narita Airport's functions could induce makoto.ishii@ubs.com

approximately ¥800bn of additional investment (Presentation Material). Behind this +81-3-5208 3097

trend is the government's Policy Package for Regional Future Strategy (link, Japanese

only). Under a framework that creates industrial clusters led by prefectural governments

based on large-scale investments across the 17 strategic areas of the government’s

growth strategy, Chiba Prefecture has formulated a Regional Industrial Cluster Plan

comprising five fields including aerospace (draft plan: investment of ¥1trn). Our

impression from the interviews is that Chiba Prefecture's growth is not being driven by a

single project but by a structure in which individual opportunities across five growth

areas are expanding in multiple stages through an interaction of national policy and

prefectural planning.

At Chiba Bank, we observed more concrete evidence on the ground. Capital investment

by logistics companies, vehicle investment by transport operators and demand for

company housing and dormitories for airport personnel are already moving ahead as

actual projects.

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