Why join?
The American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) is a non-profit member organization run by and for its members. Membership is open to individuals and companies of all nationalities.
For sixty years, the ACCJ has been providing thousands of businesspeople like you with the networking, information, and advocacy
Networking
- We bring nearly 2,700 professionals from 1,000 globally minded companies and over 40 countries together
- More than 450 events are held each year, including speaker programs, business networking events, and working meetings
- Our 60-plus committees offer energetic forums for exchanging information and real-world strategies
Information
Hear presentations by global business leaders like Sir Richard Branson and Carlos Ghosn; industry experts like Intel's Craig Barrett, Toyota's Fujio Cho, NTT DoCoMo's Keiji Tachikawa; government officials such as U.S. Commerce Secretary Donald Evans, Tokyo Gov. Shintaro Ishihara, METI Minister Takeo Hiranuma; and Japan specialists including Jesper Koll, Clyde Prestowitz, Alex Kerr, Kathy Matsui, Prof. Eisuke Sakakibara, and Richard Katz
Advocacy
Joining ACCJ committees--which cover many industry sectors, professions, and issues, including HR management, direct marketing, healthcare, e-business, and legal services--gives you the power to influence the business climate in Japan through:
- Focused advocacy efforts with a proven track record of effectiveness
- Regular meetings with key U.S. and Japanese legislators and close working ties with the U.S. Embassy
- Strong ties with the Japan Business Federation, Keizai Doyukai, and Japan/Tokyo Chambers of Commerce & Industry, as well as major U.S. and European business organizations essential for business success in Japan.
Questions?
Contact Membership Services Department at info@accj.or.jp or (03) 3433-7304 if you have any questions.
In Kansai, contact Kansai Administrative and Membership Director Keizo Yamada at kansai@accj.or.jp or (06) 6345-9880.
In Chubu, contact Chubu Operations Manager Noriko Kato at chubu@accj.or.jp or (052) 229-1525.
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