On the late March, 2013, Russia approved a national program of ‘the Far East/Baikal community development plan by 2025’. The main goals of the plan is to invest 10.7 trillion ruble (381trillion in KRW) in manufacturing, mineral resource, forestry, fishing, and agriculture industry so that Gross national product can result in 2.2times increase, 53% increase in an industrial output, and 3 times increase in exportation; and to increase the number of population of the Far East. According to the plan, the Putin administration focuses more on producing high tech high value products through plant and transportation network, and strengthening stature of the Far East among Asia Pacific regions than resource development. However, controversy of expense supply and finance pressure due to the global economic crisis and international oil price decline will hamper the plan to take an action. Nevertheless, this plan is full of suggestions: telling in what direction the Russia administration will head in the future. If the project works our as planned, the Far East region will undergo a big transfiguration in the next few years. We need to keep an eye on manufacturing business such as aviation/space, shipbuilding, automobile, petrpchemistry, et cetera, and also on all kinds of plant construction of electric power and on agriculture and forestry marine field, which is recently magnified, as the Russia development plan points them out. Unless we will miss our opportunity to enter the Far East markets while our competitors, China and Japan, are preparing in earnest.