Taiyo Yuden Co. Ltd., Japan's electronics giant, has recently won the favor of many well-known investment institutions, with its share price rising continuously. On the 17th, the share price of Solar Induced Electricity reached 1,468 yen, the highest level in nearly three years, and finally closed at 1424 yen, up 6.19%. The stock price boom of Solar Induced Electricity is not a case in point. Stock prices of Japanese electronic component manufacturers such as Murata Manufacturing Co. Ltd. and Kyocera Corp. and Kyocera Corp. have all risen sharply recently, making investors profitable.

Since April, the above companies have seen a blowout-like rise, in which solar induced electricity rose by 30%, and the increase of village farms by more than 20%. In mid-November last year, the share price of Solar Induced Electricity hovered below 600 yen. So far, the stock has risen by nearly 140% and Murata's share price has risen by 95%.

Behind the collective strength of Japanese electronics component manufacturers'share prices is unexpectedly strong demand for smartphones, tablets, new energy, touch applications and other aspects of the global market. The above-mentioned Japanese electronics component manufacturers have an advantage in key high-end passive components.