Furukawa power cables

Some Sony products are made in China. Some "made in USA" products like iPhone and many audio products are made in China, I.e., manufactured or assembled in China. All tennis rackets including Yonex, a Japanese company, and Babolat, a French company, are you guessed it, made in China. It's much much cheaper skilled labor in China. 

That's true, Geoff. Japan now uses China for production just like the US.

To add to the confusion...
http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=26761

https://www.audioasylum.com/messages/cables/159632/furukawa-pcocc-power-cord

Isn't that the company that had the nuclear reactor melt down a few years back? Those cables probably glow!

ozzy

"Curious as to why “made in Japan" cables ship predominately from China and Hong Kong?"

Possibly they are counterfeits. I know Furutech advises against purchasing “Furutech” labeled product that ships from China or Hong Kong.

Fukushima was the site of the nuclear disaster. Close. Very close. For the purposes of staying on topic I used to have a white power cord that was surplus from a commercial aircraft comm section. Sounded quite good.