All Japan articles – Page 6
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NewsYanmar reports fiscal 2020 results
For the financial year ending 31 March, Yanmar Holdings reported an overall decrease in revenues while profits surged
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NewsYamaha outboard sales contribute to strong quarter
Yamaha Motor Corporation reported first quarter sales, including commentary on wholesale and inventory units and specific details on company performance in the Marine segment where it produces outboard engines, boats and personal watercraft for a global customer base.
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NewsJapan sees surge in new boat and PWC licences but Covid emergency conditions reinstated
Around 16,000 people visited the 2021 Japan International Boat Show in Yokohama earlier this month According to the Japan Marine Industry Association, the first quarter of 2021 saw an increase of 37% in the number of new boat licence holders compared to the same period last year ...
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NewsJapan’s first boat show since Covid outbreak proceeds
International boat brands were well-represented at the in-water portion of the 60th edition of Japan’s International Boat Show, held last week
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NewsTohatsu unveils new 140hp outboard today at Japan international Boat Show
The MFS140A is currently having its world debut at the Japan International Boat Show Japanese outboard motor manufacturer, Tohatsu Corporation, has added a new 140hp engine to its model line-up. The MFS140 is currently having its world premiere at the Japan International Boat Show which opened at ...
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NewsYamaha previews high-performance electric drive system
New 350kW powertrain to debut at the end of May
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NewsYanmar conducts field demo test for hydrogen fuel cell
Yanmar’s demo test boat with maritime fuel cell system With marine environmental regulations tightening worldwide, in December 2020 the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry formulated its ‘Green Growth Strategy towards 2050 Carbon Neutrality’. The strategy highlights the development of energy and power sources that reduce ...
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NewsYanmar to sponsor 2021 Wakesurf events
Engine builder to sponsor World Wake Association surfing events in US, UK and Japan
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NewsYamaha posts year-end results
Yamaha Motor Co releases latest year-end results, announces factory consolidation
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NewsSuzuki sees sales growth in US and Asia
High power outboard sales in North America help drive growth
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Asia PacificToyota plans development of hydrogen fuel cell systems for marine
Toyota teams up with energy storage specialist to design and certify a marine fuel cell system
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NewsNakashima Propeller makes management changes
The Nakashima Propeller Co based in Okayama City, which since 2013 has had an investment stake in the US company Michigan Wheel, has announced changes in its management structure effective from today.
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NewsAPSA webinar puts focus on East Asia market, including plans to develop Hainan as a yachting centre
Mike Simpson of Hong Kong-based Simpson Marine The Asia Pacific Superyacht Association (APSA) webinar series ‘Grand Tour 2021’ held its second presentation of the three-part series today by exploring East Asia, with expert panelists Nigel Beatty (SYL Japan), Captain Paul Brackley (Central Yachts) and Mike Simpson (Simpson ...
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NewsYamaha Marine reorganises and announces management changes
With the objective of strengthening its overall marine business strategy and to increase value, Yamaha has announced that its current engine and boat sections will be progressively dissolved, and the marine business operations will be reorganised according to their specific functions. In order to accelerate marine product development and to ...
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NewsIBI appoints representative in Japan
Boating Communications Ltd has announced the appointment of Conflux as IBI’s new media sales representative in Japan.
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NewsSuzuki’s Thai factory produces one-millionth outboard
The plant manufactures 12 models of four-stroke outboards from 2.5hp-30hp
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NewsYamaha first three quarter results, marine down 10.9%
Net sales for Yamaha Motor Company’s consolidated accounting period for the first nine months of the fiscal year ending December 31, 2020 were ¥1,067.1 billion (a decrease of ¥200.1 billion or -15.8% compared with the same period of the previous fiscal year). Operating income was 56.4 billion yen (a decrease ...
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NewsJapan to hold new floating and virtual boat show as market recovers
The Japan Marine Industry Association (JMIA) has decided not to go ahead with its indoor show planned for March in Yokohama but instead will be holding a new style floating and virtual show in April with dates and location still to be determined.
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