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Promoting Multi-billion dollar Japan Projects to Create Jobs for United States.

Tokyo | Fukuoka | Nagoya | OsakaKobe | Sapporo | Okinawa

Japan's GDP (official exchange rate) is: $5.459 trillion and it Imports $639.1 billion worth of goods & services. (2010 est.)

To promote jobs for the United States, this group engages in FDI & Joint Venture (JV) Projects in the areas of: Machinery & equipment, fuels, foodstuffs, textiles, raw materials, Technologically advanced products like motor vehicles, electronic equipment, machine tools, steel & nonferrous metals, ships, chemicals, processed foods etc., It also engages in transport equipment, semiconductors, electrical machinery, chemicals etc.,

JAPAN TEAM CONTACTS:

• Ambassador John Roos Tokyo

• Tokyo: Ambassador Alok Prasad & Deputy Chief of Mission Sanjay Kumar Panda

• Osaka-Kobe: Consul General Vikas Swarup & Consul Pieyush Gupta

• Mr. A Vellayan Director - Marketing Murugappa Group, Chennai

• Ms. Ambika Sharma Asst. Secretary General

Biden gave a speech in Miyagi Prefecture	Japans Tsunami /Nuclear Funding & Fundraising Initiative:	At a temporary housing complex for tsunami victims
Cal Ripken, Jr. Brings Smiles to Japan	President Obama Meets Prime Minister Noda	USTR Ron Kirk Welcomes Japan's TPP
Deputy Secretary Burns Speaks at Tokyo University	U.S. a Reliable Partner as Japan Responds to Disaster	A U.S. Marine passes a bag of relief supplies
More than 90 sailors from Naval Air Facility Misawa volunteered in the relief effort	A U.S. Navy crew man assigned to Naval Air Facility Misawa	Misawa Air Base joined with Misawa City residents
U.S. Navy Lieutenant Boyce Gire	U.S. Marine Captain Vieet Rajan	U.S. Navy Lieutenant Commander Ewell Hollis
A U.S. Navy air crew man speaks with Japanese	U.S. Forces Japan service members	A U.S. Navy air crew man delivers food
U.S. Navy Petty Officer Chris Tautkus	U.S. Navy Admiral Robert Willard	Japanese soldiers unload food aid from a U.S. helicopter
A U.S. Navy air crewman delivers cases of bottled water	U.S. Navy personnel from Misawa Air Base	Japanese women wave goodbye to Misawa Air Base service members
U.S. soldiers help Japanese earthquake victims	U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Jeffrey Jones	U.S. sailors attached to the amphibious ship USS Essex
U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Robert Girrier	U.S. Navy Vice Admiral Scott Van Buskirk	A U.S. Naval Air crewman hands treats to Japanese children
A child at the Biko-en Children’s Care House	U.S. Marines and members of the Japan North East Army	Japanese children explore the newly constructed field shower
Japan’s ambassador to the United States, Ichiro Fujisaki	At the March 24 “Stand With Japan” event in Washington	A child places $20 bill in a collection box to support Japan.
"A Prayer For Japan" at Washington's National Cathedral	The interfaith service for Japan	U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Kurt Campbell
“A Prayer For Japan” offered Western choral music	The Reverend Kaz Nakata, a Buddhist minister, offers a chant	Soprano soloist Kimiko Shimada performs “Sakura Sakura,”
His Excellency Ichiro Fujisaki, Japan’s ambassador	American and Japanese congregants attending “A Prayer For Japan,”	Cathedral Dean Samuel Lloyd and the Reverend Kaz Nakata
"A Prayer For Japan," the April 11 interfaith prayer and music	Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Visits Japan - April 17, 2011	Foreign Minister Takeaki Matsumoto at the Iikura Guest House in Tokyo, April 17, 2011
Foreign Minister Matsumoto and other Japanese officials	Emperor and Empress at the Imperial Palace on April 17.	Prime Minister Naoto Kan at the Kantei on April 17.
Meeting with Prime Minister Naoto Kan at the Kantei on April 17	U.S. Ambassador John Roos at the U.S. Embassy in Tokyo	Japan's Ambassador to the U.S. Ichiro Fujisaki
Vice President Joe Biden is greeted by Japanese Prime Minister Naoto Kan	Meeting at Prime Minister Kan's official residence in Tokyo	Governor of Miyagi Prefecture Yoshihiro Murai
Vice President Biden prepares to lay flowers	Vice President Biden shares a laugh	Vice President Joe Biden visited Yokota Airbase near Tokyo
President Barack Obama signs a condolence book for Japan's earthquake	Barack Obama makes his way to Kotoku-In Temple in Kamakura	Obama aboard Air Force One en route to Tokyo, Japan, Nov. 12, 2009
departing Suntory Hall en route to the Hotel Okura in Tokyo, Japan,	prior to President Barack Obama's departure for Tokyo, Japan	President Barack Obama receives a briefing on the earthquake in Japan
President Barack Obama talks with Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama of Japan	InterContinental Yokohama Grand Hotel in Yokohama, Japan, Nov. 13,	President Barack Obama listens during a bilateral