Promoting the development of commerce between Canada and Japan since 1975
Since 1975, the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (CCCJ) is a private sector, not-for-profit business organization serving its members through communications, networking and advocacy. Representing some 33 business sectors, the CCCJ is a member-driven, member-focused organization and is the longest serving Canadian Chamber in Asia with over 300 members.
Our members represent a broad cross-section of businesspersons and entrepreneurs from Canada, Japan and other countries. They include Canadian companies operating in Japan, Japanese companies and individuals with ties to Canada, small business owners and Canadians working in Japan.
The Chamber carries out its mandate in a variety of ways, including:
Holding speaker luncheons, seminars and networking events
Providing relevant and timely information through our website, bi-monthly magazine, The Canadian, and annual membership directory, Connections.
Offering business promotion opportunities and information on how to set up an office in Japan
Meeting with key Japanese policymakers on issues of importance to the Canadian business community in Japan
Maintaining close ties with other foreign and domestic chambers of commerce in Japan and other Canadian chambers/business associations in Asia to broaden and deepen our information network
Special presentation to CCCJ Members
Dr. Francois Melancon, Nuclear and Radiation Specialist
Eminent Canadian Academic Talks About Canada-Japan Relations and the Role of the CCCJ in the Video Below
Dr. Charles J. McMillan, Professor of Strategic Management and International Business at the Schulich School of Business, York University, spoke to a group of Canadian businessmen in Tokyo in December 2010 about the current state of Canada-Japan economic relations and the role of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan. Professor McMillan who is the author of nine books related to international business and global management and former senior policy advisor to Prime Minister Mulroney, is a leading advocate for the creation of a North American Gateway. The attached video contains an excerpt from Professor McMillan’s remarks in Tokyo.
CCCJ welcomes steps by Canada and Japan leading towards bilateral Economic Partnership (free trade) Agreement
The Canadian and Japanese governments announced on February 23 that they will launch a joint study to examine the potential for a bilateral economic partnership (free trade) agreement.
Download the PDF file below for the official CCCJ news release.
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Company Summary
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (CCCJ) was first established in 1975 when a group of Canadian business people recognized the need for an organized presence in Japan. Today, the CCCJ serves approximately 300 members from its Tokyo office and represents some 40 business sectors.
The CCCJ is the longest-serving Canadian chamber in Asia.
CCCJ Members
These are members of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan.
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