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Each year ACCJ committees organize more than 500 events, lectures, and seminars focused on a variety of topics.

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The ACCJ has offices in Tokyo, Osaka, and Nagoya, and represents over 2,700 members.

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As the premier chamber of commerce and an active participant in the dialogue shaping the business landscape in Japan, the ACCJ regularly makes headlines in Japan.

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ACCJ membership ensures those doing business in and with Japan have access to the networking, information and advocacy that are crucial to successfully navigating the business environment in Japan.

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The ACCJ hosts more than 500 events per year, attracting world-class speakers.

Government Outreach

The ACCJ promotes the collective interests of its members through regular interactions with the Japanese and U.S. governments, including the annual Diet and D.C. Doorknock events.

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The Chubu Chapter

The Chubu Chapter

The Hub for Nagoya Business

The Chubu region, encompassing Aichi, Gifu and Mie prefectures, is home to business center Nagoya in central Japan. As the country's main manufacturing center, the Chubu region accounts for a major portion of the nation's economy and offers unique potential for American and other international enterprise. The local chapter of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) stands out as the hub for Nagoya business among the American and greater international community.

The membership of the ACCJ-Chubu represent some of the most innovative in Nagoya business, including roughly 50% entrepreneurs. Prominent industries in the area such as aerospace, automotive and heavy industry are well-represented among the nearly 150 members.

Nine committees actively plan roughly 50 events per year, often working closely with the American Center, the PR section of the U.S. Consulate, to attract world-class speakers on topics relevant to Nagoya business.

Ongoing initiatives of the ACCJ-Chubu include: entrepreneurialism, manufacturing and foreign direct investment (FDI), quality of life, corporate social responsibility (CSR) and diversity.

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