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The Scottish and Japanese governments share a solution to the ageing population in their respective countries: boost the participation of their working age citizens through diversity and inclusion (D&I), to drive sustainable economic growth.

The results of the BCCJ’s contested 2022-2023 BCCJ Executive Committee (Excom) Election were announced and approved at last night’s Annual General Meeting (AGM).

Held at the Palazzo Ducale Azabu, the meeting was opened by Her Majesty’s Ambassador to Japan, Julia Longbottom CMG, who highlighted the success of the UK-Japan relationship over the past year.

The Ambassador acknowledged the work achieved by BCCJ members in support of this relationship, and said that the British Embassy was looking forward to continued close collaboration with the BCCJ over the coming months and years.

The BCCJ is delighted to welcome Calderwood Images as an Entrepreneur member. Calderwood Images is offering a one-hour personalized headshot photo session to all Chamber members at a significantly discounted rate from now until the end of June (details below).

The BCCJ was delighted to welcome 60 members and guests to “EGM2022, and Swing into Spring: BCCJ networking”, hosted in the the elegant surroundings of the Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa’s Grand Cafe Patio on March 17.

The event, scheduled originally for January 27, as a Shinnenkai and EGM, signalled a new season and also a new leadership era for the chamber.

On March 9, Atkinson took to the stage of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan for the first time, for a hybrid event, presenting an insider’s view on Japanese politics and business in his address, “358 Days Inside the Suga Administration.”

Today the UK and Japan have unveiled details of a new digital partnership to turbocharge their joint working in an era of increasing global competition on tech and data.

Put forward your favourite companies and individuals — or even your own — for the honour of becoming a distinguished BBA winner.

The British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ) is proud to be embarking upon a new and inclusive journey towards achieving equity in the workplace.

Rachel Ferguson from Ryozan Park has launched a Kickstarter for a soothing children's book that helps both kids and parents sleep better.

British Chamber of Commerce in Japan members heard how the UK government supports British nationals residing in and visiting Japan.

Explore how Miyagi, Iwate, and Fukushima have transformed since 2011—discover inspiring local stories and must-visit destinations. Click to explore!

Tohoku Week, Day 4! In Fukushima.