Tokyo – Governor Mike Pence began his seventh jobs and economic development mission in Japan today, attending the Midwest U.S.-Japan Association Conference joint governors meeting and welcome reception in Tokyo.
“I’m honored to be back in Japan, representing the interests of Hoosier businesses and residents across Indiana,” said Governor Pence. “Our state’s economic ties with Japan are crucial, with more than 250 Japanese businesses operating in Indiana that together provide more than 52,000 jobs for hardworking Hoosiers. Of all U.S. states, Indiana boasts the largest amount of Japanese investment per capita because our story as a low-cost, low-tax and low-regulation state that works for business resonates with executives worldwide.”
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