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[Marketing Seed 129: Does Japan Coexist with Advanced and Backward Aspects? (Part 3)]

A matrix-style image symbolizing digital data and technology, with red LED lights arranged and glowing in a regular pattern
A matrix-style image symbolizing digital data and technology, with red LED lights arranged and glowing in a regular pattern

📊 The “Quiet Decline” Brought About by Delayed Digital Adoption

Japanese manufacturing and service industries are still globally evaluated as synonymous with high quality. However, progressing behind the scenes is a delay in digital utilization. The stagnation of the domestic market and the decline in international competitiveness are not unrelated to this delay.
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[Marketing Seed 128: Does Japan Coexist with Advanced and Backward Aspects? (Part 2)]

European luxury brand perfume bottles, such as Dolce & Gabbana and Guerlain, arranged on a white faux fur rug
European luxury brand perfume bottles, such as Dolce & Gabbana and Guerlain, arranged on a white faux fur rug

💡 The Limits of “If You Make Good Things, They Will Sell” and the Culture of Selling High Value

For many years, Japanese companies have invested massive amounts of time and money into improving product quality, driven by the belief that “if you make good things, they will naturally sell.” Indeed, their precision and durability are world-class. However, what the global market demands is a strategy to “maximize value and sell at a premium.”

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