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Research and Statistics Department
Minister's Secretariat
Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry ( METI ), Japan

Introduction

Every five years since 1960, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry has carried out a joint project through its Research and Statistics Department with prefectural Bureaus of Economy, Trade and Industry, the Okinawa General Bureau of the Cabinet Office, and Okinawa Prefecture. The project divides Japan into nine regions in order to create Regional Input-Output Tables (Regional I-O Tables). In addition, the Research and Statistics Department has created and published Inter-regional Input-Output tables (Inter-regional I-O Table) linked to the Regional I-O Tables. For the 2000 Regional I-O Tables, however, creation and publication of public Inter-regional I-O Table were suspended in the interest of rationalizing work and speeding up creation and publication. (Estimated Inter-regional I-O Table for internal use were created for 2000.)

The Inter-regional I-O Table contain extremely rich data that enable understanding of where (in which region) the raw materials for each region's input goods and services were purchased and to which industry in which region the subsequent products were sold. The Tables thus enable extended analysis including measurement of inter-regional mutual repercussion effects.

There is much need for such I-O Table tables. Their diverse users include everyone from students to banks, think tanks, and local governments. In addition to ministerial policy-making, they are widely used in research such as various forms of repercussion effect analysis and for regional vitalization. It has therefore been decided to create public Inter-regional I-O Table for the first time in about 10 years. They are being published as the 2005 Inter-regional I-O Table. 

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PDF file

Report of 2005 Inter-Regional Input-Output Table  (outline and making)

 

EXCEL

Data of 2005 Inter-Regional Input-Output Table Tables ( 2kinds ), Input Coefficients Matrix, Inverse Matrix, Induced Domestic Products, Induced Value Added and Induced Imports  ( Microsoft Excel 2007 format )
・12 sector ( zip file/2.5MB )
・29 sector ( zip file/8.0MB )
・53 sector ( zip file/ 17MB )

・2005 Sector Classification ( Microsoft Excel 2003 format )( 0.4MB )

 

Past publication is as follows ( Japanese only ) : 

・ 1960 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10 sector )

・ 1965 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10 sector )

・ 1970 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25 sector )

・ 1975 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25, 43 sector )

・ 1980 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25, 43 sector )

・ 1985 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25, 45 sector )

・ 1990 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25, 46 sector )

・ 1995 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 10, 25, 46 sector )

・ 2000 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 12, 27, 52 sector )  ( Not Official )

・ 2005 Inter-Regional Input-Output Tables ( 12, 29, 53 sector )

 

LINK ( English top page): 

・ Hokkaido Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Tohoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Kanto Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Kansai Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Chugoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Shikoku Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry

・ Kyushu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry ( Japanese only )

・ Okinawa Prefecture

 

2005 Input Output Table for Japan  ( Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications     Statistics Bureau, Director-General for Policy Planning (Statistical Standards) & Statistical Research and Training Institute )

 

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Economic Analysis Office
Research and Statistics Department
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