
By Market Structure, By Transport Mode, By Storage Type, By End-User Industry, By Warehousing Technology, and By Region
Report Code
TDR0173
Coverage
Asia
Published
May 2025
Pages
80
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4.1. Macroeconomic Framework for Japan Including GDP, GDP Growth, GDP Contribution by Sector
4.2. Logistics Sector Contribution to GDP and Historical Evolution
4.3. Ease of Doing Business in Japan (Business environment, contract enforcement, trading-across-borders indicators and logistics implications)
4.4. LPI Index of Japan and Improvements in the Last 10-15 Years
4.5. Customs Procedures and Customs Charges in Japan Logistics Market
5.1. Landscape of Investment Parks and Free Trade Zones in Japan
5.2. Current Scenario for Logistics Infrastructure in Japan
5.3. Road Infrastructure in Japan including Road Network, Toll Charges and Toll Network, Major Goods Traded through Road, Major Flow Corridors for Road (Inbound and Outbound)
5.4. Air Infrastructure in Japan including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Air Freight, Major Inbound and Outbound Flow Corridors, Major Goods traded through Air, Number of Commercial and passenger Airports, Air Freight Volume by Ports and other Parameters
5.5. Sea Infrastructure in Japan including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Sea Freight, Major Inbound and Outbound Flow Corridors, Major Goods Traded through Sea, Number of Ports for Coastal and Ocean Freight, Number of Vessels, Sea Freight Volume by Ports and other Parameters
5.6. Rail Infrastructure in Japan including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Rail Freight, Major Inbound and Outbound Flow Corridors, Major Goods Traded through Rail and others
6.1. Market Size on the Basis of Revenues, 2018-2024P
7.1. Market Segmentation by Segment-Freight Forwarding, Warehousing, CEP and Value-Added Services, 2018-2024P
7.2. Market Segmentation by End User Industries, 2018-2024P
8.1. Market Overview and Genesis
8.2. Japan Freight Forwarding Market Size by Revenues, 2018-2024P
8.3. Japan 3PL Freight Forwarding Market Segmentation, 2018-2024P
8.3.1. Segmentation by Mode of Freight Transport-Road, Sea, Air and Rail, 2018-2024P (Share by revenue, FTK and shipment volume)
8.3.1.1. Price per FTK for Road, Air, Sea and Rail in Japan
8.3.1.2. Road Freight-Domestic and International Volume, FTK and Revenue; Number of Registered Vehicles
8.3.1.3. Road Freight Domestic and International Corridors
8.3.1.4. Ocean Freight-Domestic and International Volume, FTK and Revenue; Volume by Commodity; Seaport Key Statistics
8.3.1.5. Air Freight-Domestic and International Volume, FTK and Revenue
8.3.1.6. Rail Freight-Domestic Volume, FTK and Revenue; Volume by Commodity and Region
8.3.1.7. Export-Import Scenario-Value by Mode of Transport, Commodity and Country; Volume by Principal Commodities
8.3.2. Segmentation by Intercity Road Freight Corridors, 2018-2024P
8.3.3. Segmentation by International Road / Intermodal Freight Corridors, 2018-2024P
8.3.4. Segmentation by End User-Industrial, FMCG, F&B, Retail and Others, 2018-2024P (Vertical-specific freight characteristics and service requirements)
8.4. Snapshot of Freight Truck Aggregators in Japan
8.5. Competitive Landscape in Japan Freight Forwarding Market, 2024
8.5.1. Heat Map of Major Players in Japan Freight Forwarding on the Basis of Service Offering
8.5.2. Market Share of Major Players in Japan Freight Forwarding Market, 2024
8.5.3. Cross Comparison of Major Freight Forwarding Companies-Parameters Including Total Freight Volume by Mode, Network Coverage (Domestic and International), Owned vs Chartered Fleet, Number of Logistics Facilities and GFA, Key Industry Verticals Served, Technology Adoption (TMS/WMS/visibility platforms), Revenue Scale and Profitability, Strategic Partnerships and Alliances, 2024
8.5.4. Detailed Profiles of Leading Logistics and Freight Forwarding Companies in Japan (Company overview, service portfolio, assets, clients, strategy)
8.6. Japan Freight Forwarding Future Market Size by Revenues, 2025-2029
8.7. Japan Freight Forwarding Market Future Segmentation, 2025-2029
8.7.1. Future Segmentation by Mode of Freight Transport-Road, Sea, Air and Rail, 2025-2029 (Projected volume and revenue shares)
8.7.2. Future Segmentation by International Road / Intermodal Freight Corridors, 2025-2029 (Growth in intermodal, cross-border and regional lanes)
8.7.3. Future Segmentation by End User-Industrial, FMCG, F&B, Retail and Others, 2025-2029 (Growth pockets and emerging sectors)
9.1. Market Overview and Genesis
9.2. Value Chain Analysis in Japan Warehousing Market Including Entities, Margins, Role of Each Entity, Process Flow, Challenges and Other Aspects
9.3. Japan Warehousing Market Size on the Basis of Revenues and Warehousing Space, 2018-2024P
9.4. Japan Warehousing Market Segmentation
9.4.1. Japan Warehousing Revenue by Business Model-Industrial/Retail, ICD/CFS and Cold Storage, 2018-2024P
9.4.2. Japan Warehousing Revenue by Type of Warehouse-General, Open Yard, Freezer/Chiller, Ambient and Bonded Warehouses, 2018-2024P
9.4.3. Japan Warehousing Revenue by End User-Industrial & Construction, FMCG, Retail, Food & Beverage and Others, 2018-2024P
9.4.4. 3PL Warehousing Space by Region, 2024P
9.5. Competitive Landscape in Japan Warehousing Market
9.5.1. Market Share of Top 10 Companies in Japan Warehousing Market, 2024
9.5.2. Cross Comparison of Top Warehousing Companies-Parameters Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategy, Future Plans, Technology Adoption, Revenues from Warehousing, Number of Warehouses, Total Warehousing Space, Location and Regional Coverage, Type of Warehouses (General, Bonded, Cold, ICD/CFS), Occupancy Rate, Rental Levels, Major Clients and Contract Structures, 2024
9.6. Japan Warehousing Future Market Size on the Basis of Revenues, 2025-2029
9.7. Japan Warehousing Market Future Segmentation, 2025-2029
9.7.1. Japan Warehousing Future Revenue by Business Model-Industrial/Retail, ICD/CFS and Cold Storage, 2025-2029
9.7.2. Japan Warehousing Future Revenue by Type of Warehouse-General, Open Yard, Freezer/Chiller, Ambient and Bonded Warehouses, 2025-2029
9.7.3. Japan Warehousing Future Revenue by End User-Industrial & Construction, FMCG, Retail, Food & Beverage and Others, 2025-2029
10.1. Market Overview and Genesis
10.2. Value Chain Analysis in Japan CEP Market Including Entities, Margins, Role of Each Entity, Process Flow, Challenges and Other Aspects
10.3. Revenue Composition and Contribution Between First Mile/Mid Mile and Last Mile Delivery-Analysis for Domestic and International Shipments
10.4. Japan CEP Market Size on the Basis of Revenues and Shipments, 2018-2024P
10.5. Japan CEP Market Segmentation, 2024 (Product, direction, customer, service level)
10.5.1. Segmentation by Mails and Documents, E-Commerce Shipments and Express Cargo, 2023-2024P (Volume and revenue mix)
10.5.2. Segmentation by International and Domestic Express, 2023-2024P
10.5.3. Segmentation by B2B, B2C and C2C, 2023-2024P
10.5.4. Segmentation by Period of Delivery, 2023-2024P
10.6. Competitive Landscape in Japan CEP Market, 2024
10.6.1. Overview and Genesis, Market Nature, Market Stage and Major Competing Parameters
10.6.2. Market Share of Companies in Japan CEP Market on the Basis of Revenues/Number of Shipments, 2024
10.6.3. Market Share of Top 5 Companies in Japan E-Commerce Shipment Market on the Basis of Revenues/Number of Shipments, 2024
10.6.4. Cross Comparison of Top Japan CEP Companies-Parameters Including Company Overview, USP, Business Strategy, Future Plans, Technology Platforms, Number of Last Mile Delivery Shipments, Revenues, Major E-commerce and Enterprise Clients, Number of Fleets and Riders, Network Coverage (Prefectures, Cities and Postcodes), Major Service Offerings and Value-Added Services
10.7. Japan CEP Market Size on the Basis of Revenues and Shipments, 2025-2029
10.8. Japan CEP Market Future Segmentation, 2025-2029
10.8.1. Future Segmentation by Mails and Documents, E-Commerce Shipments and Express Cargo, 2025-2029
10.8.2. Future Segmentation by International and Domestic Express, 2025-2029
10.8.3. Future Segmentation by B2B, B2C and C2C, 2025-2029
10.8.4. Future Segmentation by Period of Delivery, 2025-2029
11.1. Customer Cohort Analysis and End User Paradigm for Different Industry Verticals under Logistics Sector-Telecommunications, FMCG, Automotive, Apparel, F&B, Construction and Pharmaceuticals
11.2. Understanding Logistics Spend by End User, 2023-2024P
11.3. End User Preferences in Terms of In-house or Outsourcing Logistics Services and Reason for Selection; Segregated by Size of Company on the Basis of Revenues
11.4. Major Logistics Companies Specialised in Serving Each Type of End User
11.5. Detailed Landscape of Each End User Vertical-Major Products Manufactured and Traded, Emerging Products, Type of Services Required and Outsourced, Major Companies, Contract Duration, Likelihood to Recommend, Market Orientation, Major Clusters, Type of Sourcing Preference, Pain Points, Facilities/Services Required, Future Outlook; Market Size for Each End User Industry Vertical with Growth Rate, 2018-2024P
12.1. Future Market Size on the Basis of Revenues, 2025-2029
13.1. Future Market Segmentation by Segment-Freight Forwarding, Warehousing, CEP and Value-Added Services, 2025-2029
13.2. Future Market Segmentation by End User Industries, 2025-2029
13.3. Recommendation
13.4. Opportunity Analysis
5.1. Landscape of Industrial Parks, Logistics Parks and Free Trade / Special Zones in Japan
5.2. Current Scenario for Logistics Infrastructure in Japan
5.3. Road Infrastructure in Japan Including Road Network, Toll Charges and Toll Network, Major Goods Traded Through Road, Major Flow Corridors for Road
5.4. Air Infrastructure in Japan Including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Air Freight, Major Inbound and Outbound Flow Corridors, Major Goods Traded Through Air, Number of Commercial and Passenger Airports, Air Freight Volume by Airports and Other Parameters
5.5. Sea Infrastructure in Japan Including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Sea
5.6. Rail Infrastructure in Japan Including Total Volume Handled, FTK for Rail Freight, Major Inbound and Outbound Flow Corridors, Major Goods Traded Through Rail and Others
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Map the ecosystem and identify all the demand side and supply side entities for Japan Logistics and Warehousing Market. Basis this ecosystem, we will shortlist leading 5-6 providers in the country based upon their financial information, warehousing capacity, fleet size, and operational coverage.
Sourcing is made through industry articles, multiple secondary, and proprietary databases to perform desk research around the market to collate industry-level information.
Subsequently, we engage in an exhaustive desk research process by referencing diverse secondary and proprietary databases. This approach enables us to conduct a thorough analysis of the market, aggregating industry-level insights. We delve into aspects like revenue from logistics and warehousing operations, number of market players, fleet size, warehousing infrastructure, regional presence, pricing, and other variables. We supplement this with detailed examinations of company-level data, relying on sources like press releases, annual reports, financial statements, and similar documents. This process aims to construct a foundational understanding of both the market and the entities operating within it.
We initiate a series of in-depth interviews with C-level executives and other stakeholders representing various Japan Logistics and Warehousing Market companies and end-users. This interview process serves a multi-faceted purpose: to validate market hypotheses, authenticate statistical data, and extract valuable operational and financial insights from these industry representatives. Bottom to top approach is undertaken to evaluate volume handled and capacity utilized for each player thereby aggregating to the overall market.
As part of our validation strategy, our team executes disguised interviews wherein we approach each company under the guise of potential customers. This approach enables us to validate the operational and financial information shared by company executives, corroborating this data against what is available in secondary databases. These interactions also provide us with a comprehensive understanding of revenue streams, value chain, warehousing process, transportation practices, and other factors.
Bottom to top and top to bottom analysis along with market size modeling exercises is undertaken to assess sanity check process.
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The Japan logistics and warehousing market holds significant growth potential, reaching a valuation of JPY 28.5 Trillion in 2023. This growth is driven by rising e-commerce demand, digital transformation, and strategic government investments in infrastructure. The market's potential is further enhanced by the push for automation and green logistics, along with Japan’s critical role in regional and global supply chains.
The Japan Logistics and Warehousing Market is dominated by major players including Yamato Holdings, Nippon Express, and SG Holdings. These companies possess extensive national networks, advanced warehousing infrastructure, and integrated logistics solutions. Other prominent players include Kintetsu World Express, Hitachi Transport System, Hacobu, and Logizard, who contribute to innovation and specialized services across various logistics functions.
The primary growth drivers include the expansion of e-commerce, increased investment in automation and warehouse management technologies, and supportive government policies aimed at smart and green logistics. Rising demand for cold chain logistics in the pharmaceutical and food sectors, along with shifting consumer expectations for faster delivery, are also accelerating market expansion.
The market faces several challenges such as acute labor shortages due to Japan’s aging population, high warehousing costs in urban areas, and fragmented operations among small-scale logistics providers. Regulatory changes like the 2024 labor reforms also pose capacity constraints, while the need for technological integration remains a hurdle for many mid-sized operators.
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