Two executives in a golden-yellow meeting room lean over a large sheet of paper spread across the table. They are animatedly pointing and gesturing, immersed in discussion, as if the printed spreadsheet in front of them holds the key to their success in Japan’s pharma market.

An A3 Executive Reference (2 pages)

Japan rewards programs that are sequenced, evidenced, and locally socialized. To reduce calendar friction for senior teams, I’ve assembled a two-page, A3 reference that brings the decisive entry points onto one sheet with English-language URLs and brief cues that align with how work actually gets done here in Japan.

Curated Inside Without Clutter

  • Regulation & pricing: PMDA scientific advice and pathways, MHLW policy touchpoints, Chuikyo reimbursement logic.

  • Non-dilutive capital: AMED, JST/JSPS/NEDO—the programs that signal commitment and underwrite local proof.

  • Clinical credibility: the six National Centers plus NHO for early-phase and pragmatic implementation data.

  • Execution fabric: LINK-J, Shonan iPark, GTB, KBiCK for convening and pilots; JPWA/JAPTA for import & distribution realities.

  • Standards & science: PMRJ/JP alignment, PSJ/JCA for normalization with clinicians and peers.

How to use it

Treat it as a routing aid: advocate → co-fund → consult → generate local evidence → normalize and scale. Each node is a doorway, not a detour; the sheet keeps those doors visible when decisions are time-bound.

Download the two-page A3 reference (PDF) and keep it on hand; for strategy and sequencing detail, see the full ecosystem guide: No registration needed and no unwanted follow-ups. Download our Japan Pharma Gateways (A3, 2 pages, PDF) here: Japan Pharma Ecosystem Contact List

If you need our commercial support, we stand ready to help you with strategies and execution. Book a meeting with us at: www.calendly.com/biosector or drop us an email at info@biosector.jp

Here’s our blog post that’s also downloadable as a PDF, diving a deeper into the Japanese Pharma Industry’s Ecosystem: Japan’s Pharma Ecosystem

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