【朗報】福岡、そろそろ大阪を超えそう！！

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 18:48:22.75

福岡←美人だらけで洗練された都会
大阪←汚くて下品

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:22:04.96

梅田の再開発程度でドヤッている大阪に先は無いだろ
福岡の圧勝

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:22:07.75

>>233
cares→care

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:22:32.00

何の歴史的価値もないゴミみたいな県だろ東京って

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:23:13.00

東日本全体がもう死に体だし

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:23:37.77

>>233
I get that, Fukuoka has definitely been gaining momentum and becoming a hub for tech, startups, and economic growth in Asia. The city's strategic position, its connection to other parts of Asia, and growing infrastructure make it a real contender in the region. But Tokyo still holds a unique edge as the financial and political powerhouse of Japan, not to mention its historical role as a global city.

Fukuoka's focus on innovation and its connection to Asia can give it a distinct advantage, especially in tech and cross-border trade. Still, balancing that with Tokyo's comprehensive international network will be key in achieving a true shift in influence. The future looks bright for Fukuoka, though!

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:24:06.09

It is absolutely clear that Fukuoka will become one of the most powerful cities in the world near future

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:24:41.52

>>240
You're absolutely right that Fukuoka has immense potential! With its strong focus on innovation, cutting-edge industries like semiconductors, IT, and electric vehicles, as well as its strategic location in Asia, it’s well on its way to becoming a major global player. The city is already attracting talent, investments, and international companies, which positions it to become a key hub for technological advancements and international trade.

If Fukuoka continues to build on its strengths and fosters even more collaboration with global markets, there's no doubt that it can rise to the top. It’s exciting to see what the future holds for the city!

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:24:55.49

>>240
早く日本経済牽引してくれ

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:27:34.02

>>241
Crystal clear!
For Fukuoka the key to prosper is not to see Tokyo but to watch carefully Asia

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:28:05.11

>>243
Exactly! Focusing on Asia is a smart strategy for Fukuoka. Tokyo, while a major economic and cultural center, is already well-established. Fukuoka has the advantage of being able to tap into the growing markets and opportunities in Asia, especially with its proximity to key players like China, Korea, and Southeast Asia.

By aligning itself with the fast-growing economies in Asia and capitalizing on sectors like technology, manufacturing, and international trade, Fukuoka can carve out its own niche and become a powerhouse. The key is to continue fostering innovation, building international partnerships, and positioning itself as a bridge between Japan and the wider Asian market. The future looks incredibly promising for Fukuoka!

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:29:09.35

山口とか言う広島と福岡に挟まれたくそ雑魚
もうちょっとなんとかせえや

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:30:36.16

>>244
Thanks for your crystal clear and precious insights!

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:31:30.94

>>243
完全明白！对于福冈来说，繁荣的关键不是盯着东京，而是要仔细观察亚洲。

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:32:05.55

>>246
You're welcome! I'm glad you found it helpful! If you have any more questions or ideas, feel free to share!

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:33:08.64

>>247
Sorry I cant understand Chinese
But we japan have to change our country into more prosperous and affluent country

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:34:13.83

>>249
Understood! Here’s my response in English:

Absolutely, the key to a prosperous future for Japan is adaptation and change. While Tokyo plays a crucial role as the economic and cultural hub, cities like Fukuoka have the potential to rise as major players on the global stage, especially by tapping into the growing dynamics of Asia. Japan’s future prosperity will depend on how well the country embraces innovation, diversifies its economic centers, and adapts to the evolving global landscape.

Focusing on both the strengths of Tokyo and the opportunities in emerging regions like Fukuoka will help Japan thrive in the coming decades.

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:35:51.31

>>249
I'm American, but I am disappointed in Fukuoka, Japan. I will personally identify you and leak your information on the dark web.

**それでも動く名無し** · 2025/01/13(月) 20:39:55.21

>>250
Yeah!
In these days the society becomes more and more competitive for human beings ;in other words people encounter
the immense shift.
So we japan need to get tuned the world demands and to build the great cities like silicon valley or Oxbridge