The economic growth of East Asian countries has caused Japan not only to expand international exchange but also to increase competition between nations, and regions. In this situation, the promotion of a logistic distribution revolution has become an urgent issue for the enhancement of Japan's competitiveness, which in turn, will also bring about improvements in the quality of life in Japan. It also highlights the urgent need for regional economic development, the resolution of safety and security problems, the effort required for environmental issues and the promotion of Japan as a premier sightseeing destination. To actually and accurately respond to these socio-economic situations and in doing so to enhance Japan's competitiveness, a series of measures are required in the budget request for fiscal year 2007 relating to 'ports and seashores' and 'airports'. This article introduces the main efforts for each sector.