Nikkei's news gathering network reaches far beyond economics into politics, international affairs, science and technology, society, culture, and sports. Approximately 1,300 reporters diligently gather the news day and night, based in head offices in Tokyo and Osaka, branch offices in Nagoya, Seibu, Sapporo, Kobe, and Kyoto, and in 54 news bureaus. News articles at reporter terminals are instantaneously delivered to the editorial bureau in the Tokyo and Osaka head offices, reviewed at the editorial desk and delivered to page editors.
| Locations of News Bureaus in Japan | ||
| Hakodate (Wakamatsu-cho, Hakodate) | Kushiro (Kita-odori, Kushiro) | Asahikawa (Hachijo-dori, Asahikawa) |
| Sendai (Aoba-ku, Sendai) | Aomori (Chuo, Aomori) | Akita (Sanno, Akita) |
| Morioka (Chuo-dori, Morioka) | Yamagata (Tokamachi, Yamagata) | Fukushima (Funaba-cho, Fukushima) |
| Koriyama (Shimizudai, Koriyama) | Tama (Fujimi-cho, Tachikawa) | Yokohama (Naka-ku, Yokohama) |
| Kawasaki (Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki) | Chiba (Chuo-ku, Chiba) | Saitama (Urawa-ku, Saitama) |
| Kofu (Takara, Kofu) | Utsunomiya (Showa, Utsunomiya) | Mito (Goken-cho, Mito) |
| Tsukuba (Kasuga, Tsukuba) | Maebashi (Otemachi, Maebashi) | Niigata (Chuo-ku, Niigata) |
| Nagaoka (Sakanouemachi, Nagaoka) | Nagano (Agatamachi, Nagano) | Matsumoto (Fukashi, Matsumoto) |
| Toyama (Honmachi, Toyama) | Kanazawa (Marunouchi, Kanazawa) | Fukui (Houei, Fukui) |
| Shizuoka (Aoi-ku, Shizuoka) | Hamamatsu (Naka-ku, Hamamatsu) | Tsu (Marunouchi, Tsu) |
| Gifu (Izumimachi, Gifu) | Higashiosaka (Ajiro, Higashiosaka) | Sakai (Sakai, Sakai) |
| Wakayama (Kataoka-cho, Wakayama) | Nara (Takama-cho, Nara) | Ohtsu (Chuo, Ohtsu) |
| Hiroshima (Naka-ku, Hiroshima) | Fukuyama (Momiji-cho, Fukuyama) | Okayama (Tenjin-cho, Okayama) |
| Tottori (Honmachi, Tottori) | Matsue (Tonomachi, Matsue) | Yamaguchi (Midori-cho, Yamaguchi) |
| Takamatsu (Tenjinmae, Takamatsu) | Tokushima (Yaoya-machi, Tokushima) | Matsuyama (Sanban-cho, Matsuyama) |
| Kochi (Honmachi, Kochi) | Kitakyushu (Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyushu) | Saga (Yokamachi, Saga) |
| Nagasaki (Manzaimachi, Nagasaki) | Oita (Funaimachi, Oita) | Kumamoto (Kuhonji, Kumamoto |
| Miyazaki (Tachibana-dori-higashi, Miyazaki) | Kagoshima (Terukuni-cho, Kagoshima) | Naha (kumoji, Naha) |
The flow of news gathering, writing and editing is accelerated by this system, which is designed to support quick information gathering and facilitate information sharing among divisions. The Cross-Media Content Editing System network encompasses 1,450 reporter terminals for writing articles in Japan and other countries, in addition to 380 editorial terminals at head and branch offices, where articles are reviewed and edited. Articles and photos can be received from reporters 24 hours a day, and are prepared to appear in the newspapers as well as through the flash news service or The Nikkei Online Edition Web site.
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