P530 Aircraft Intermediate Maintenance Facility, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan
Posted 2026-10-16· Response deadline 2026-10-30
US federal solicitations performed in Japan, and Japanese central-government award results. Hashike turns published procurement records into research you can use — connecting the notice to the buyers, suppliers, and historical awards around it.
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Source: SAM.gov, refreshed daily. “Open” means a notice that invites a response (a solicitation, combined synopsis/solicitation, presolicitation, sources sought, or a special notice with a deadline), is not cancelled or inactive, and whose response deadline has not passed. A notice that states no deadline is counted as open and marked “No response deadline stated”. Award notices, justifications and other records that invite no response are counted as neither open nor closed.
Rolling 60 months (2021-10-16 – 2026-10-16) · Source: central-government award results published on Japan's Procurement Portal (調達ポータル). Amounts in yen (JPY). Local and prefectural procurement is not included, and these figures are never combined with the US federal ones.
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Posted 2026-10-16· Response deadline 2026-10-30
Posted 2026-10-16· Response deadline 2026-10-31
Posted 2026-10-16· Response deadline 2026-10-30
Posted 2026-10-15· Response deadline 2026-10-28
Posted 2026-10-14· Response deadline 2027-02-16
Posted 2026-10-14· Response deadline 2026-11-04
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Per the 2024 Economic Census (Basic Survey), Japan has 4,023,941 private-sector establishments. The largest industry is Wholesale and Retail Trade at 964,106 (24.0% of the total). By prefecture, Tokyo has the most at 550,608 (13.7% of the national total).
Data updated Oct 3, 2026
Private establishments (nationwide)
4,023,941
2024 Economic Census, all industries combined
Largest industry
Wholesale and Retail Trade — 24.0%
964,106 of 4,023,941 nationwide
Largest prefecture
Tokyo — 13.7%
550,608 establishments, all industries
Combined share, the 16 prefectures Hashike tracks
56.0%
Hashike's own coverage is limited to prefectures where US federal notices name a place of performance (mostly US bases and installations) — 16 of Japan's 47 prefectures.
Share of the national total, 4,023,941 establishments
Share of the national total, 4,023,941 establishments
38 notices are currently open, out of 109 tracked (tracked includes award notices and other records that invite no response). The largest category is Construction, and the most active location is Kanagawa.
Data updated Oct 19, 2026
Read the report →Of 166,629 central-government award results totaling ¥5,767,748,100,047 over the past 60 months, the five highest-value bodies account for 53.7%.
Data updated Oct 16, 2026
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