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Welcome to the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan
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LATEST CHAMBER NEWS
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We are
delighted to announce the 3rd annual British Business Awards, to be
presented at a gala dinner on November 19th. We are now soliciting
nominations (you may nominate yourself or a third party) and encourage all
Members to take part. For full details of the criteria and the nomination
process, click here.
ACUMEN—the only magazine sent to every
individual on the BCCJ database—also enjoys a broad distribution elsewhere
in the community. Click on the image at left to see the latest content.
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About The Chamber
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Established more
than 60 years ago, the BCCJ is one of the most active Chambers of Commerce in
Japan,
serving a network of over 700 individuals of British, Japanese and other
nationalities.
Our mission is to strengthen business ties between Britain and Japan,
promote and support the business interests of all our Members, and actively
encourage new business entrants into the Japanese market as well as Japanese
investment into the UK.
We provide Members
with access to a broad range of valuable information, events and networking
opportunities, including social functions, working in close cooperation with
the British Embassy as well as with the highly influential European Business
Council.
You do not need to
be British to benefit from membership of the BCCJ. There is a membership
category to suit every individual and company in Japan, and non-resident Members
are also welcome. For a summary of the benefits please see the Membership at a
Glance
page on this site. To apply for membership, please review the membership
categories on the Join Us page. We look
forward to hearing from you.
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