
The Government of Karnataka has announced the allocation of over 300 acres of land for Japanese enterprises to establish their operations in the state.
The decision reflects Karnataka’s continued efforts to attract foreign investment, particularly from Japan, and strengthen its industrial partnership with the country.
Principal Secretary at the Commerce & Industries Department, Dr Selva Kumar, highlighted that initiatives like the Japanese Industrial Township in Tumakuru demonstrate our readiness to support future growth. He further assured “Karnataka’s full support” to Japanese firms, including small and medium enterprises represented by SME Support Japan (SMRJ).
Executive Vice President of SMRJ, Tomohiro Kaneko, noted that a survey conducted earlier this year identified Bengaluru as a prime destination for Japanese companies seeking expansion opportunities, further reinforcing the city’s growing prominence as an investment hub.
As per the news reports, Consul General of Japan in Bengaluru, Nakane Tsutomu, stated that “Bengaluru’s strong information technology (IT) ecosystem is a strong variable for Japanese companies’ investment in the city (and the state). The Japanese government intends to bring micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) to the Indian market.”
Speaking at the 3rd India-Japan Business Summit, he also emphasised the need for practical steps beyond the signing of memoranda of understanding to strengthen bilateral cooperation.
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Karnataka’s proactive move to allocate land for Japanese companies highlights its commitment to fostering global partnerships. With Bengaluru’s strong IT ecosystem and Japan’s interest in MSMEs, this collaboration is set to boost industrial growth, attract investment, and deepen economic relations between India and Japan.
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Published on: Nov 10, 2025, 3:15 PM IST

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