ABOUT US

Mission

‘AICHI-NAGOYA AEROSPACE CONSORTIUM’ (ANAC) carries out projects to continuously develop the aerospace ecosystem in Aichi Prefecture through the collaboration of all sectors of the industry.

Members

AICHI PREFECTURAL
GOVERMENT

CITY OF NAGOYA

Central Japan Aerospace
Total Encouragement Center

AICHI INDUSTRY PROMOTION
ORGANIZATION

Nagoya Industries Promotion
Corporation

Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

Komaki City

Nagoya Chamber of Commerce & Industry

Japan External Trade Organization

GREATER NAGOYA INITIATIVE

NAGOYA UNIVERSITY

CHUBU UNIVERSITY

Aichi Perfectual University

Activities

  • Forums & networking events
    • Holding an annual ANAC forum and various seminars
    • Various networking events among regional companies, international companies, universities and other aerospace players
  • Exhibiting and matchmaking
    • Exhibit at various international events with regional companies
  • Human resource development
    • Human resource development programs in collaboration with universities
    • Internship programs for high school students
  • Consulting programs by various experts
    • Expanding sales channels and new entry to aerospace industry
    • Acquiring certifications (JISQ9100, Nadcap)
  • Promotion and support for R&D
    • Assist in the formation of R&D teams
    • Support for obtaining public funds

History

August 24, 2018 Establishment of AICHI-NAGOYA AEROSPACE CONSORTIUM
September 18, 2019 Nagoya University and Chubu University joined ANAC
March 30, 2020 Aichi Prefectural University joined ANAC
December 15, 2020 Concluding MOU with AÉRO MONTRÉAL
March 29, 2021 Komaki City joined ANAC
June 23, 2023 Participation in the Global Aerospace Cluster Partnership

Our region

AEROSPACE Aichi Prefecture is the No.1 aerospace industrial region in Japan where the development and production of aircraft, aircraft engines, rockets, etc. is actively carried out.
Highlights of the Aerospace industry in Aichi:
  • MHI, KHI, SUBARU which participate in the international joint development of 787 and 777 / 777X. Together they contribute enormously these passenger jets’ fuselages and wings
  • MHIAEL, which participates in the international collaborative development of aircraft engines, carries out engine production and MRO
  • The Japanese national flagship launch vehicle, the H-IIA, H-IIB, and H3, have also been developed and produced in Aichi
  • Startups are working on the development of next-generation air mobility such as UAM and suborbital spaceplane
  • About 170 enterprises including SMEs are working for aerospace in Aichi Prefecture
AICHI-NAGOYA Aichi Prefecture is located in the central part of Japan, with a population of 7.5M centered around Nagoya City. The area boasts a GDP of 290B $, which is an economic scale equivalent to several countries in the world.
Aichi Prefecture is Japan's No. 1 manufacturing prefecture where various industries thrive, and is one of the world's leading industrial manufacturing regions.
Many global manufacturers in automotive and machine tooling such as Toyota Motor Corporation, DENSO, AISIN, OKUMA, DMG MORI and Mazak are headquartered in Aichi Prefecture.
In addition, 52 universities and 210,000 companies are located in Aichi prefecture.
Many of these universities and companies actively participate in R&D projects to further the industrial future of the region.

Aichi prefecture has long been a leader in Aerospace manufacturing and development. At ANAC we strive to bring together the capabilities of Aichi with the global community to create a brighter future for Aerospace.

Overview

GDP

$

290

billion

Comparable to several countries in the worId

Population

7.5

million

Companies

209,483

Employees

4.2

million

Universities

52

No. 1 in Japan,
for 45 consecutive years

Turnover

$

374

billion

Export

$

171

billion

in Nagoya Customs

Turnover of main industries

No. 1 in Japan

Automotive

$

193

billion

TOYOTA, DENSO, AISIN, MITSUBISHI MOTORS

No. 1 in Japan

Material

$

38.2

billion

Metal, Rubber, Plastic

No. 1 in Japan

Production machinery/
Robotics

$

17.3

billion

Yamazaki Mazak, OKUMA, DMG MORI, JTEKT

Aerospace

Aerospace Industry in the Chubu Area centered
on Aichi Prefecture

Turnover

$

2.7

billion

Domestic share of turnover

35.3

%

Companies

176

Employees

9,706

B787

Approx.

1/3

of B787 body parts production

Japanese Flagship
Launch Vehicle

H-IIA,
H-IIB&H3