By: Edward White Thu, Kana Inagaki
Electric vehicles are expected to outsell cars with internal combustion engines in China for the first time next year, in a historic PREMIUM
Kana Inagaki is the Tokyo bureau chief at [Employer]. She specializes in automotive topics, including car manufacturing, electric vehicles, and industrial vehicles, while also covering business and economics with a focus on regional interest and world news, particularly in Japan and China. Kana's work has been featured in prominent publications such as The Irish Times, The Australian Financial Review, and the Financial Times.
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Kana Inagaki's coverage indicates a focus on finance, economy, and automotive industries with specific interest in developments related to Japanese corporations and government policies. Given this focus, she may be responsive to experts who can provide insights into the Japanese economy, financial markets including Bank of Japan policy decisions, as well as trends within the automotive industry.
Her articles often feature government announcements and press releases which suggests that Kana values official statements from authorities or companies themselves. Therefore, when reaching out to her it might be beneficial to highlight access to exclusive data or interviews with key figures relevant to her areas of coverage such as SoftBank or Toyota.
If pitching on topics outside of these areas covered in her articles would require clear relevance or context tied back directly to Japan's economic landscape.
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