Exhibit 2

Survey results for Category No.1 to No.6

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( a-0)Your company has ever considered procuring or designing-in US-origin parts
or components.

29%
Yes

No

71%

1-a-01Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( a-1)You have ever elected non-US items because the US-origin items were listed on the CCL andrequired a license from BIS for your exports of the products. (This includes the case you
designed out the US-origin items.)

22%
Yes

No

78%

1-a-1

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( a-2)You have ever elected non-US items even in the case that the US-origin items were listed on theCCL but no license was required since the items were non-controlled for the destination or a
License Exception was applicable, because you considered you would possibly export the productsin the future to other countries that require a license. (This includeds the case you designed outthe US-origin items.)

20%
Yes

No

80%

1-a-22Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( a-3)You have simply elected non-US items disregarding the classification of the US-origin
items, etc. because you thought it's more efficient and cost effective. (This includes thecase you designed out the US-origin items.)

17%
Yes

No83%

1-a-3

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( a-4)You have ever elected non-US items even in the case that you came to know that the USorigin items were non-CCL items as a result of the classification you conducted or bacause
the supplier so informed to you, considering that the US controls would possibly beintensified even on those non-controlled items. (This includes the case you designed outthe US-origin items.)

13%
Yes

No87%

1-a-4

3

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( b-1)
You would elect non-US items in case the US-origin items were listed on the CCL and theintended export required a license. (This includes the case you would design out US-originitems.)

10%
Yes

No90%1-b-1

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( b-2)
You would elect non-US items even in the case that the US-origin items were listed on theCCL but no license was required since the items were non-controlled for the destination ora License Exception was applicable, because you would possibly export the products in thefuture to other countries that require a license. ( This includes the case you would designout the US-origin items.)

28%
Yes

No72%

1-b-24Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company(b-3)
You would simply elect non-US items disregarding the classification of the US-origin items etc.
because you think it's more efficient and cost effective. ( This includes the case you would
design out the US-origin items.)

50%

50%

Yes

No

1-b-3

Category No.1
Questions regarding the controls of US-origin items in your company( b-4)
You would still elect non-US items even if you came to know that the US-origin items were nonCCL items as a result of the classification you conducted or because the supplier so informed toyou, considering that the US controls would be intensified even on those non-controlled items.
(This includes the case you would design out the US-origin items.)

Yes

No

46%

54%

1-b-45Category No.2
Questions regarding the control of US-origin items by your customers(a)
It seems your customers are not implementing any controls based on the US regulations, since
you have never been asked from them whether those are US-origin or not.

28%
Yes

No72%

2-a

Category No.2
Questions regarding the control of US-origin items by your customers( b-1 )Your customers have refused to buy your products because they are of US-orign.

13%
Yes

No87%

2-b-1

6

Category No.2
Questions regarding the control of US-origin items by your customers( b-2 )Your customers have asked you to change your US-orign products to those of non US-origin.

14%
Yes

No86%

2-b-2

Category No.3
Questions regarding the location of your company's overseas manufacturing sites(a)Do you have facilities in non-US countries whrere you manufacture any list-controlleditems?

36%
Yes

No64%

3-a7Category No.3
Questions regarding the location of your company's overseas manufacturing sites( b-1)You have ever considered establishing your manufacturing sites in the US.

33%

Yes

No

67%

3-b-1

Category No.3
Questions regarding the location of your company's overseas manufacturing sites( b-2)You have considered the US as a country of your manufacturing sites, but gave noconsideration on each country's export control laws and regulations.

17%
Yes

No

83%

3-b-28Category No.3
Questions regarding the location of your company's overseas manufacturing sites( b-3)The US was one of the options. One reason for ruling it out was the existence of its strict
export controls.

10%
Yes

No90%

3-b-3

Category No.4
Questions regarding the impact on the economy( a-1)
Do you think that the amount of US-origin items you procure will increase if the extraterritorial
application of the US regulations is removed?

Yes

47%

No

53%

4-a-1

9

Category No.4
Questions regarding the impact on the economy( b-1)
Do you incur additional costs for complying with the US export control regulations?

34%

Yes

No66%

4-b-1

Category No.5
General questions(a)Have you ever encountered any advertising or marketing efforts by a third party that
use the absence of US-origin components or exemptions from US export controls as
a selling point?

9%
Yes

No

91%

5-a10

Category No.6
Questions regarding your thoughts about the US re-export controls(a)
The US Govermnent should stop the extraterritorial application of its export controls since
it's a violation of the International Law.

0%13%
We agree & rather agree
Difficult to judge.

87%

We'd rather disagree & disagree

6-aCategory No.6
Questions regarding your thoughts about the US re-export controls(b)
For the reason of diversion concerns, the extraterritorial application of the US export controls israther necessary to the countries who have no export control laws and regulations, but notnecessary to Japan where export controls are implemented as strictly as other member countries of
the international export control regimes.

1%
4%

We agree & rather agree
Difficult to judge.

95%

We'd rather disagree & disagree

6-b11Category No.6
Questions regarding your thoughts about the US re-export controls(c)
The current system would rather exclude US-origin items -even non-sensitive onesfrom non-US companies' transactions simply because they are of US-origin.

6%
21%

We agree & rather agree
Difficult to judge.

73%
We'd rather disagree & disagree

6-cCategory No.6
Questions regarding your thoughts about the US re-export controls( d)
The extraterritorial application of the US export controls is giving not only a negative impact
on the US economy but also a negative image of the US itself to foreign countries.

5%
16%

We agree & rather agree

Difficult to judge.

79%
We'd rather disagree & disagree

6-d12

Category No.6
Questions regarding your thoughts about the US re-export controls(e)
The extraterritorial application of the US export controls is rather necessary because export
controls are still insufficient in many countries.

We agree & rather agree

30%

35%

Difficult to judge.
We'd rather disagree & disagree35%6-e13