地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)

じばさんぎょう
noun
local industry
1. local industry; industries rooted in a particular region, typically using local resources or traditional skills
local industry; industries rooted in a particular region, typically using local resources or traditional skills
地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)を支援(しえん)する。
Support local industry.
この町(まち)の地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)は陶器(とうき)作(づく)りだ。
The local industry of this town is pottery making.
過疎化(かそか)が進(すす)む地域(ちいき)では、地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)の衰退(すいたい)が深刻(しんこく)な問題(もんだい)となっている。
In areas experiencing depopulation, the decline of local industries has become a serious problem.

Refers to industries that developed in a particular area, often drawing on local raw materials, climate, or traditional craft skills. Examples include 有田焼(ありたやき) (Arita porcelain), 西陣織(にしじんおり) (Nishijin weaving), and regional food processing. These industries are central to discussions of rural revitalization and regional economic policy in Japan.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)の振興(しんこう) — promotion of local industry
  • 地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)の育成(いくせい) — nurturing local industry
  • 地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)の衰退(すいたい) — decline of local industry
  • 地場(じば)産業(さんぎょう)製品(せいひん) — locally produced goods

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 地元(じもと)産業(さんぎょう) — local industry (more casual, same meaning)
  • 伝統(でんとう)産業(さんぎょう) — traditional industry (emphasizes historical continuity)
  • 地域(ちいき)産業(さんぎょう) — regional industry (broader, more administrative tone)
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