In 2012, the Sino-Japanese trade volume hit USD 3336.6442 billion, reducing by 3.3% from the previous year, which is the first decline since the Lehman Shock. Japan's exports to China have reduced to USD 1447.0944 billion by 10.4%, while its imports have increased by 3.0% to USD 1889.5498 billion. As for trade balance, Japan's deficit totaled US MYM 442.4553billion, or 2 times as much as last year. Japan's direct investment to China reached USD73.8 billion in 2012, inceased by 16.3%, and the foreign capital actually used also hit a new high record. In 2013, because of China's economic recovery, Japan's exports to China would turn to rise, and Japan's direct investment to China would continue to rise with the market expanding and potential development of the market. <<