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SUMMARY:Tokyo Comedy Bar – Bringing English-Language Comedy to Japan
DESCRIPTION:Dear SpCCJ Members and friends\,  Join us on June 26th for another special CLIC series event and hear from Fergal Daly\, co-founder of Tokyo Comedy Bar\, Japan’s first dedicated English-language comedy venue. Stand-up comedy — where one person stands alone with a mic and speaks directly to the audience — has become a global phenomenon. But in Japan\, comedy has traditionally been more absurd\, physical\, and broad in appeal. Since around 2015\, Fergal and his team have been building Tokyo’s stand-up scene show by show. In 2021\, they took a major step: signing a lease in Shibuya and launching Tokyo Comedy Bar\, right in the middle of a pandemic. In this talk\, Fergal will share the story of starting an English-speaking comedy club in a city where English isn’t widely spoken — and doing it during a time when live events were nearly impossible. He’ll discuss the cultural challenges\, business risks\, and unexpected opportunities of blending global comedy with local culture. And yes\, expect a few laughs along the way. Special thanks to MIDORI.so for venue support. RegistrationAbout the Speaker Fergal Daly is an Irish software engineer who has lived in Tokyo since 2011. In 2018\, he reconnected with a long-lost dream: performing stand-up comedy. What began as a hobby soon became a mission to build Tokyo’s English-language comedy scene. In 2022\, he co-founded Tokyo Comedy Bar\, Japan’s only full-time venue dedicated to English stand-up comedy. About CLIC CLIC is a loose organization of 12 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan created to organize innovative networking events that promote the exchange of ideas between members. CLIC includes the Austrian Business Council and the Belgian-Luxembourg\, Danish\, Dutch\, Finnish\, Greek\, Icelandic\, Irish\, Norwegian\, Spanish\, Swedish\, and Swiss Chambers of Commerce. Event Details Date: Thursday\, June 26thTime: 19:00 – 21:00 (Doors open at 18:30)Venue: MIDORI.so Nagatacho (2F Engagement Space)\,2 Chome-5-3 Hirakawachō\, Chiyoda City\, Tokyo 102-0093Fee: JPY 5\,000 SpCCJ members / JPY 7\,000 non-members(fee includes drinks and finger food)Registration deadline: Thu\, June 19th at 17:00 The Registration period for this event has ended.
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CATEGORIES:Networking,Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:What’s next for Europe?
DESCRIPTION:Dear SpCCJ Members and friends\, The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan\, in collaboration with the French Chamber of Commerce and HEC Paris\, invites you to a thought-provoking event featuring Alberto Alemanno\, Professor of European Union Law and Jean Monnet Chair at HEC Paris. Professor Alemanno will deliver an exclusive presentation titled “What’s Next for Europe?”\, offering an in-depth analysis of the pressing challenges and transformative opportunities shaping the European Union’s future. As the von der Leyen II Commission embarks on its term\, Europe faces critical decisions to address: The escalating triple planetary crisis (pollution\, biodiversity loss\, and climate change).\n\nStrategic threats from Russia and ongoing trade tensions with major global players like China and the United States.\n\nThe need for industrial transformation\, sustainable prosperity\, and security through enhanced EU-wide collaboration.Gain unique insights into potential solutions\, such as innovative funding models\, EU-wide taxation reforms\, and the pivotal role of the upcoming EU budget in ensuring a just energy transition. Event Schedule12:00 PM: Registration and Networking\n\n12:15 PM: Presentation by Professor Alberto Alemanno\n\n12:50 PM: Interactive Q&A Session\n\n1:10 PM: Bento Lunch & Networking\n\n2:00 PM: Event ConcludesEvent DetailsDate: January 20th\, 2025Time: From 12:00h – 14:00h (Doors open at 12:00)Place: L’Espace@CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi-Honcho YS BuildingAddress: 2-2-2 Nihonbashi-Honcho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo\, 103-0023\, Japan (Please click here to see the location)Price: SpCCJ Members 4\,600 JPY / Others 9\,000 JPY (+processing fees)Registration: Find a form below. If you do not see the form\, please click here.Registration & Cancellation Deadline: Wednesday\, January 15th\, 2025*It is on a first come first served basis. Cancellations after this dat About the SpeakerAlberto Alemanno is a Professor of European Union Law at HEC Paris\, holding the Jean Monnet Chair. He is also a visiting professor at the University of Tokyo. \n\nHe regularly contributes to public debate with articles in Le Monde\, Politico\, Bloomberg\, and The Guardian. \n\nA former référendaire at the Court of Justice of the European Union and a lawyer at the New York Bar\, he holds LL.M. degrees from Harvard Law School and the College of Europe\, as well as a PhD in International Economic Law from Bocconi University. \n\nHe is the founder and editor-in-chief of the European Journal of Risk Regulation (published by Cambridge University Press)\, a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Consumer Policy\, and the Review of European Union Law. \n\nIn 2015\, he was named a Young Global Leader by the World Economic Forum in Davos.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/whats-next-for-europe/
CATEGORIES:Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:【CLIC】 Papabubble - The Sweet Life in Japan
DESCRIPTION:Sugar\, water\, and live candy-making experience are the main ingredients that have built Papabubble’s success in Japan. Similar to Amezaiku\, Papabubble’s candies are made of basic ingredients commonly used in traditional hard candy making. The process involves heating the sugar mixture to a high temperature until it becomes malleable. Confectioners then stretch\, fold\, and shape the candy by hand\, often incorporating intricate designs or personalized messages. Founded in Barcelona\, Spain\, in 2004\, Papabubble is an international chain of artisan candy shops known for their handcrafted hard candies and lollipops. What sets them apart is the live candy-making experience they offer in their stores\, where customers can watch skilled confectioners create intricate designs. Papabubble has expanded globally\, with shops in various countries\, bringing a unique blend of traditional candy-making techniques and modern artistic flair to sweet enthusiasts worldwide. Papabubble Japan was established in 2005 in the popular neighborhood of Nakano. After opening its second shop in 2012\, it has not stopped growing\, now boasting 23 points of sale\, having organized countless pop-up Candy Making Studios all over Japan\, and helping many companies to personalize their events\, adding a unique and sweet touch to corporate occasions. Join us on November 13th for another event of the “CLIC” series\, a loose organization of 12 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan (Austrian\, Belgian-Luxembourg\, Danish\, Dutch\, Finnish\, Greek\, Icelandic\, Irish\, Norwegian\, Spanish\, Swedish and Swiss) and hear from Hiroshi Ochi\, CEO of Papabubble Japan\, about the company’s history of success in Japan. Do not miss this opportunity to learn how simple ingredients and a live candy-making experience have propelled Papabubble to sweet success in Japan. Get inspired by their journey and discover how they have captivated customers’ hearts through craftsmanship and innovation. RegisterEvent Details Date: Wednesday\, November 13thTime: 19:00 – 21:00 (Doors open at 18:30)Venue: MAARKET TOKYO (Please click here to see the location.) 2 Chome-7-15 Kita-Aoyama\, Minato City\, Tokyo 107-0061Fee: JPY 5\,000 members / JPY 7\,000 non-membersRegistration deadline: Wednesday\, November 6th About the SpeakerPAPABUBBLE JAPAN Co.\, Ltd.CEO: Hiroshi OchiAfter graduating from university\, Hiroshi Ochi worked at Dentsu Inc. for 20 years\, primarily focusing on digital advertising and marketing. In April 2021\, he joined Gong Cha Japan as Chief Strategy Officer (CSO)\, and the following year\, he also assumed the role of Chief Marketing Officer (CMO). In April 2023\, he was appointed CEO of PAPABUBBLE JAPAN Co.\, Ltd. About the CLICCLIC is a loose organization of 11 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan created for the purpose of organizing innovative networking events to enable the trading of ideas between the members of the participating chambers. CLIC is the Austrian Business Council\, Belgian-Luxembourg\, Danish\, Dutch\, Finish\, Greek\, Icelandic\, Irish Norwegian\, Spanish\, Swedish and Swiss Chambers.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/clic-sweet-life-in-japan/
CATEGORIES:Joint Networking,Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:Delighting Customers in Japan XX
DESCRIPTION:Dear SpCCJ Members & friends\, We are pleased to extend an invitation to the XX edition of the Belgium-Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce in Japan flagship seminar\, “Delighting Customers in Japan.” Known as one of the most challenging markets globally\, navigating Japan’s business landscape requires innovative strategies and keen insights into customer preferences. “Delighting Customers in Japan” has been bringing together numerous esteemed executives to share their experiences and strategies for success in this complex market. To celebrate the 20th edition\, we will welcome the following three distinguished speakers:       Ms. Nathalie Oosterlinck\, Managing Executive Officer\, JERA Co. Inc. & CEO\, JERA Nex Limited\n\n      Mr. Martin Steenks\, CEO\, DOMINO’S PIZZA JAPAN\n\n      Mr. Philipp von Witzendorff\, President & CEO\, PORSCHE JAPANThe presentations will be followed by a Q&A session and a networking cocktail. This event will also be open to other chambers of commerce. Don’t miss this chance to gain actionable strategies for success in Japan! Registration\n\nTo register as a non-member\, please send the full name\, company name and title of all your attendees to info@blccj.or.jp and the BLCCJ will send a confirmation email. EVENT DETAILSDate: Monday\, 3 June 2024Time: 18:30-21:00 (doors open at 18:00) Registration from 18:00 Presentations + Q&A 18:30 – 20:00 Networking cocktail 20:00 – 21:00Venue: L’espace @ CCIFJ Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Bldg. 1F\, 2-2-2 Nihonbashi Honcho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo 103-0023Fee: JPY 6\,000 members / JPY 8\,000 non-members  (this includes drinks and finger food)Registration deadline: Wednesday\, 29 May 17:00\, or when seats are full.Seats are limited to 80\, first come first served.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/delighting-customers-in-japan-xx/
LOCATION:L’espace @ CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Building\, 1F\, 2 Chome-2-2 Nihonbashihoncho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo\, 103-0023\, Japan
CATEGORIES:Joint Networking,Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:CLIC - Tetrapak\, Protect What's Good
DESCRIPTION:Dear SpCCJ members and friends\,We are happy to announce the next networking event in the “CLIC” series. CLIC stands for “Creative Linking of International Chambers” and is a loose organization of 12 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan (Austrian\, Belgian-Luxembourg\, Danish\, Dutch\, Finnish\, Greek\, Icelandic\, Irish\, Norwegian\, Spanish\, Swedish and Swiss).We are pleased to invite you to an inspiring evening of dialogue and connections on Wednesday 24 April\, at the Steelcase showroom in Hiro-o\, featuring our keynote speaker Alejandro Cabal\, President of Tetra Pak Japan & Korea.Tetra Pak is  a  world-leading food processing and packaging solutions company. Working closely with customers and suppliers\, the company provides safe\, innovative and environmentally sound products that each day meet the needs of hundreds of millions of people in more than 160 countries. With more than 25\,000 employees around the world\, Tetra Pak believes in responsible industry leadership and a sustainable approach to business.  The promise\, “PROTECTS WHAT’S GOOD™\,” reflects the vision to commit to making food safe and available\, everywhere. Following Mr. Cabal’s presentation\, we encourage you to engage in meaningful conversations with industry peers during the networking session. To complement the evening’s focus on environmental responsibility\, the food served will be a selection of vegan delights. This gathering is a great opportunity for those dedicated to sustainable practices and eager to establish new connections! Registration\n\nEvent Details \n\nDate: Wed\, April 24thTime: From 19:00 (doors open at 18:30h)Venue: Steelcase WorkLife Tokyo Showroom\, Minamiazabu〒106-0047 Tokyo\, Minato City\, Minamiazabu\, 5 Chome−2−32 Kowa Hiroo Bldg 4F (same building as the McLaren showroom)Fee: JPY 5\,000 members / JPY 7\,000 non-membersRegistration deadline: April 19th\, 12 pm \n\nAbout the SpeakerOur keynote speaker this time is Mr. Alejandro Cabal\, President & Representative Director\, Tetra Pak Japan & Korea. Alejandro has over 25 years’ experience in the industry having joined Tetra Pak in 2001 in Colombia. After operating in the Andean region of South America\, he held Sales Director and Marketing Director positions in Madrid\, Spain before moving to Sweden as Vice President Carton Bottle.  In 2012\, he was appointed Managing Director in Italy\, and 3 years later\, President and Representative Director for Tetra Pak Iberia for Spain and Portugal. His latest responsibility started in 2019\, as Vice President of Packaging Solutions Tetra Pak Group\, based in Modena\, Italy. He has been appointed President and Representative Director of Japan and Korea as of November 1st 2021.  He is based in Tokyo and leads the business in Japan and Korea. Alejandro is elected to the Board of Directors of the Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Japan (SCCJ).  About Tetra PakTetra Pak is a world leading food processing and packaging solutions company. Working closely with customers and suppliers\, the company provide safe\, innovative and environmentally sound products that each day meet the needs of hundreds of millions of people in more than 160 countries. With more than 25\,000 employees around the world\, Tetra Pak believes in responsible industry leadership and a sustainable approach to business.   The promise\, “PROTECTS WHAT’S GOOD™\,” reflects the vision to commit to making food safe and available\, everywhere.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/clic-tetrapak-protect-whats-good/
LOCATION:Steelcase WorkLife Tokyo\, 〒106-0047 Tokyo\, \, Minamiazabu\, 5−2−32 Kowa Hiroo Bldg 4F\, Minato-ku\, Tokyo\, 106-0032\, Japan
CATEGORIES:Joint Networking,Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:Insights from the GEAC 2023 Report
DESCRIPTION:The Gender Equality Advisory Council (GEAC) released its recommendations in December 2023 during the G7 Hiroshima Summit Follow-up at the United Nations University Headquarters. The report outlines concrete measures for gender mainstreaming in ‘economic empowerment\,’ ‘education\,’ ‘peacebuilding\,’ and ‘data\,’ which share best practices and actionable solutions. To explore the report on a deeper level and explore key insights\, SpCCJ is co-hosting a seminar event\, “Insights from the GEAC 2023 Report” in collaboration with CCI France Japon at L’Espace\, CCI France Japon on February 21st. We are inviting Ms. Samia Jamai\, a diversity and inclusion consultant with extensive experience in marketing strategy and employee experience\, as a speaker. In this seminar\, she will focus on the recommendations to address gender gaps in these areas as she is a passionate advocate for gender equality and women empowerment. Our objective is to be updated on the latest frameworks and recommendations\, fostering women’s leadership and engagement. After the presentations\, we invite you for networking and refreshments and light food to be served.  RegisterEvent DetailsDate: Thursday\, February 21st\, 2024Time: From 18:45h – 20:30hPlace: L’espace@CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Building\, 1F\, 2 Chome-2-2 Nihonbashihoncho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo 103-0023Price: SpCCJ Members 4\,5000 JPY / Others 8\,500 JPY   (+ processing fees)Registration: Find a form below.Registration & Cancellation Deadline: 12pm on Friday\, February 16th\, 2024
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/insights-from-the-geac-2023-report/
CATEGORIES:Joint Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20240208T180000
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SUMMARY:Japan's Path Forward: Economical & Political Outlook 2024
DESCRIPTION:As Japan stands at a crucial juncture of economic and political transformation\, we have invited two renowned speakers to shed light on the intricacies of Japan’s evolving landscape for 2024. SCCJ invites you to an insightful evening of knowledge-sharing\, discussion and networking.Our keynote speakers\, Mr. Jakob Edberg\, President & CEO\, of GR Japan and Mr. Philippe Avril\, Senior Executive Officer at International Bankers Association of Japan (IBA) will share the stage this evening. JAPAN ECONOMICSWhat are the potential economic impacts of a declining workforce participation rate coupled with anticipated shifts in monetary policy for 2024? How does Japan’s status as a trade-dependent economy affect its relationships with key partners and its role in international trade agreements\, particularly in navigating trade relations with major economies like the U.S.\, China\, and the EU\, and how does participation in regional trade agreements impact its economic performance? JAPAN POLITICSWhat could be the consequences of the recent financial misconduct allegations\, considering the sharp decline in the approval ratings of Kishida’s administration?What are the key features of Japan’s 2024 political landscape\, including parliamentary elections\, defence and economic policy debates\, climate change actions\, and diplomatic engagements in the G7 and with global partners? Our prominent keynote speakers will elaborate on these questions and give us some hints about what to expect in 2024.  After the presentations\, we invite you for networking and refreshments and light food to be served.  Registration Event DetailsDate: Thursday\, February 8th\, 2024Time: From 18:00h – 20:00hPlace: L’espace@CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Building\, 1F\, 2 Chome-2-2 Nihonbashihoncho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo 103-0023Price: SpCCJ Members 3\,000 JPY / Others 5\,000 JPY   (+ processing fees)Registration: Find a form below. If you do not see the form\, please click here.Registration & Cancellation Deadline: Friday\, February 2nd 2024 Organized byBefore co-founding GR Japan\, he was PJakob Edberg has been deeply immersed in Japan’s politics and policy-making for two decades.  As President & CEO of GR Japan\, he works and helps clients solve complex political and regulatory challenges in a large variety of sectors and fields – retail\, energy\, pharmaceuticals\, financial services\, project financing\, foreign policy\, and trade just to mention a few. \n\nPolicy Director at the European Business Council in Japan\, where he supervised government outreach and advocacy for over 300 companies in 29 sector committees.  He also served as a senior trade officer at the Swedish Embassy in Tokyo.  Representing international businesses’ interests on ministry and party committees\, he has a wealth of experience with the Japanese administration and Diet\, on everything from front-page trade issues and technical product standards\, to successful campaigns for new legislation and financial regulation.  Jakob speaks impeccable Japanese\, as well as English and Swedish\, and complements degrees in political science and Japanese language with a Master’s in International Political Economy from the University of Tsukuba. Philippe graduated with degrees in mathematics\, physics\, economics and political sciences from Ecole Polytechnique\, Ecole Nationale de la Statistique et de l’Administration Economique\, Institut d’ Etudes Politiques de Paris and the University of Paris-Dauphine before joining the financial services industry as a derivatives trader in Paris in 1985. He has spent a total of more than 30 years working in Japan and has also worked in Paris\, Frankfurt\, London\, New York and Hong Kong for Banque Indosuez\, Deutsche Bank\, Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank\, Commerzbank\, Royal Bank of Scotland and BNP Paribas. \n\nRecent positions\n\n2009-2017: CEO and Representative Director\, BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited\n\n2017-2019: Chairman and Representative Director\, BNP Paribas Securities (Japan) Limited\n\n2012-2019: Chief Country Officer\, BNP Paribas\, Tokyo Branch\n\n2019-2022: Senior Advisor\, BNP Paribas\, Tokyo Branch\n\n2017-2022: Chairman\, International Bankers Association of Japan\n\nAuthor of several books and articles on Japanese equity derivatives and the Japanese financial industry.Awarded ‘The Order of the Rising Sun\, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon’ (旭日中綬章) for his contribution to the development and internalization of the Japanese financial services industry. Registration
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/japans-path-forward-economical-political-outlook-2024/
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SUMMARY:Le Tour de France Critérium Saitama
DESCRIPTION:The SpCCJ in collaboration with the CCIFJ\, with the support of the French Embassy to Japan\, is delighted to invite you to a special event titled “Le Tour de France Saitama Critérium.” The Tour de France 2023 started in Bilbao\, and it did not leave Spain until the 3rd stage when it finished in the French city of Bayonne\, on the western border between Basque Country and Gascony.   In almost every edition the race also crosses the Pyrenees with roads packed with Spanish fans. With the Vuelta de España\, it is the main cycling race for Spanish aficionados.  Join us for an evening filled with enthusiasm for cycling\, as we have the privilege of hosting professional riders Victor Lafay and Alex Zingle from the Cofidis team. They will share their deep love for the sport\, alongside representatives from A.S.O\, the esteemed organizers of The Tour de France. Our host for the evening will be Florent Dabadie\, who will present insights into the route of the Tour de France 2024\, providing an exciting glimpse into what lies ahead. Please note that available slots are limited\, and reservations will be made on a first-come\, first-served basis. Come and join us as we celebrate our collective passion for cycling! Event DetailsDate: Wed\, November 1st\, 2023Time: From 19:00h – 21:00hPlace: L’espace@CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi-Honcho YS Building 1F\, Chuo-ku\, Nihombashi-Honcho 2-2-2\, 103-0023\, TokyoPrice: 3\,000 JPYRegistration & Cancelation Deadline: 17:00h\, Friday\, October 27th*Registration handled by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of France in Japan (CCIFJ) Registration
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/le-tour-de-france-criterium-saitama/
CATEGORIES:Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:Delighting Customers in Japan XIX
DESCRIPTION:The SpCCJ is happy to extend the invitation from the BLCCJ to our members and friends to the 19th edition of their seminar Delighting Customers in Japan.  Japan is known as one of the most challenging markets in the world. Whether your business is a start-up\, long-established\, or somewhere in between\, you are probably confronted daily with the issue “how to delight customers?” Because there is not a single answer to this fascinating question\, the BLCCJ launched in 2001 the “Delighting Customers in Japan” seminar where a number of top executives share their ideas and experiences about the challenges of succeeding in this perplexing market. Following the great success of the event formula\, the BLCCJ is very pleased to organize already the 19th edition in 2023! This time we will welcome the following 3 high-level speakers (profiles in attachment): Mr. Peter Cammaerts\, Vice-President High End\, BU East Asia (South Korea\, Japan\, New Zealand\, Pacific Islands)\, AB INBEV\n\nMr. Norbert Leuret\, President and Representative Director\, LVMH MOËT HENNESSY LOUIS VUITTON JAPAN K.K.\n\nMr. Vincent Nelias\, Representative Director & President\, Head of Sales\, TRIUMPH INTERNATIONAL JAPANThe presentations will be followed by Q&A and a networking cocktail.  EVENT DETAILSDate: Monday 5 June 2023Time: 18:30-21:00 (doors open at 18:00) registration from 18:00\n\npresentations + Q&A 18:30 – 20:00\n\nnetworking cocktail 20:00 – 21:00Venue: L’espace @ CCIFJNihonbashi Honcho Ys Bldg. 1F\, 2-2-2 Nihonbashi Honcho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo 103-0023Fee: JPY 6\,000 members / JPY 8\,000 non-members(this includes drinks and finger food) This event will be open to other Chamber members as well.Seats are limited to 80\, first come first served. To register\, please send the full name\, company name and title of all your attendees to info@blccj.or.jp and we will send a confirmation email (please indicate if you are a member of the SpCCJ).Deadline for registration is Wednesday 31 May 17:00 or when seats are full. We kindly ask you to arrange payment by 31 May 17:00 by bank transfer. We will send the bank details in the confirmation email. (Any cancellation after 31 May or no-shows will be charged in full.) We hope to see many of you at the seminar!
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/delighting-customers-in-japan-xix/
LOCATION:L’espace @ CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Building\, 1F\, 2 Chome-2-2 Nihonbashihoncho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo\, 103-0023\, Japan
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SUMMARY:Conversation with Takami Founder Yuji Okamura
DESCRIPTION:What does it take to disrupt the Japanese market as a new startup? How can you beat entrenched Japanese competitors at their own game? How can you bypass Japanese department stores to succeed in prestige and luxury retail? How do you develop long-term relationships with Japanese consumers based on understanding and mutual trust? \nIf you would like the answers to these questions and more\, join us for a conversation with Yuji Okamura\, Takami founder and executive adviser to L’Oréal Japan CEO\, where you can ask him yourself. \nOkamura founded Japanese skincare product company Takami in 1999\, innovating an omnichannel approach\, selling directly to consumers online using a subscription model\, and disrupted the prestigious skincare market and industry in Japan. He defied conventional wisdom that retail success relies on department stores and wholesalers in distribution\, growing revenue to more than $60 million by 2019. The company continued to grow even during the Covid-19 pandemic that began in 2020 while incumbent competitors experienced negative growth or\, worse\, losses. \nIn 2021\, French cosmetics and skincare giant L’Oréal acquired Takami\, whose brand is now globally situated within L’Oréal Luxe. In Japan\, Takami’s business continues to grow while remaining faithful to its direct-to-consumer roots and eschewing department-store distribution\, even today. \nThis event is the latest instalment in the popular Conversation With series. ACCJ Independent Business Committee co-chair Steven Bleistein will begin an on-stage conversation with Okamura\, partway through which the audience will be invited to join. Ample time will be allotted for questions from the audience. \nNo slides and no speeches. Just lively discussion\, your questions\, and lots of business wisdom. If you are a manager involved in any kind of Japan market expansion or development\, or a leader looking to grow your business with gusto\, this event is not to be missed. \n  \nEvent Details\nDate: Tuesday\, April 18\, 2023Time:  12:00-14:00 (in-person);            12:55-14:00 (virtual)Venue: Tokyo American Club\, Manhattan Room (B2F)Fee: JPY 4\,700 SpCCJ members / JPY 8\,100 non-members(this includes drinks and finger food) \nSeats for SpCCJ are limited to 10\, first come first serve. \nThe deadline for registration is Thursday\, April 13\, 2023 (17:00)  or when seats are full. \nOrganize and co-organize: American Chamber of Commerce in Japan\, French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan; Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan \n  \nRegistration for this event is closed.  \n 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/conversation-with-takami-founder-yuji-okamura/
CATEGORIES:Joint Seminar
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SUMMARY:COSENTINO\, Going Beyond the Surface
DESCRIPTION:Just forty years ago\, Cosentino Group\, a family-owned company that produces and distributes high-value innovative surfaces\, began its first international operations with a small team of 17 people. Today the group employ more than 5\,000 people worldwide and more than 90% of Cosentino Group’s financial turnover comes from international markets. \nCosentino bases its development on international expansion\, an innovative research and development program\, respect for the environment and sustainability\, and its ongoing corporate commitment to society and the local communities where it operates\, education\, equality and health & safety. \nThe company has changed the way its products engage with the architecture and design ecosystem through the Cosentino City showroom. Located in the city centre in the key design capitals around the globe\, since 2022\, they are also in Tokyo. \nJoin us on April 13\, at Cosentino City Tokyo\, and experience and discover what has driven Cosentino’s growth from their Japan General Manager\, Mamoru Seko. \n \nEvent Details\nDate: Thursday\, April 13\, 19:00 – 21:00 (registration opens at 18:30)Place: Cosentino City Tokyo Showroom (Please click here to see the location)イノックス青山 6 Chome-4-14 Minamiaoyama\, Minato City\, Tokyo 107-0062Price: SpCCJ Members 6\,000 JPY / Others 8\,000 JPY incl. buffet & drinks (beer\, wine\, soft drinks) \nRegistration:  Please find the form at the bottom of this page.Registration & Cancellation Deadline: 10 April 2023\, 17h*It is on a first come first served basis. Cancellations after this date and no-shows will be charged fully \n \nAbout Mamoru Seko\nMAMORU SEKO\, General Manager of Cosentino Japan. \nCosentino is a global\, Spanish company that produces and distributes high-value innovative and sustainable surface solutions for the world of Architecture & Design. After having experienced many European imported interior products throughout his career\, he joined Cosentino to develop Japan market with technologically advanced and high-performance ultra-compact stone solutions in large format and has been successful in leading it so far as mainly uses for worktops\, wall claddings\, and floorings. \n \n \n \nCLIC is a loose organization of 11 smaller European Chambers of Commerce in Japan created for the purpose of organizing innovative networking events to enable the trading of ideas between the members of the participating chambers. \nCLIC is the Austrian Business Council\, Belgian-Luxembourg\, Danish\, Dutch\, Greek\, Finnish\, Icelandic\, Norwegian\, Spanish\, Swedish and Swiss Chambers. \n \n \n \nRegistration for this event has been closed. 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/cosentino-going-beyond-the-surface/
LOCATION:Cosentino City Tokyo Showroom
CATEGORIES:Joint Networking,Joint Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20230308T190000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20230308T210000
DTSTAMP:20260415T003359
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SUMMARY:Joining Forces on International Women’s Day 2023 to #EmbraceEquity
DESCRIPTION:SpCCJ is proud to be marking International Women’s Day 2023 with this #EmbraceEquity event\, hosted in collaboration with the British (BCCJ)\, Belgian-Luxembourg (BLCCJ) and French (CCIFJ)  Chambers of Commerce in Japan.  \nInternational Women’s Day (IWD) – celebrated annually on March 8 – is a global initiative that celebrates the social\, economic\, cultural and political achievements of women. The day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity in\, among other places\, the public and private sectors. \nThis year’s global theme is #EmbraceEquity. Equity might look different for every organisation\, depending on size and resources\, which is why this year we are teaming up with three other foreign chambers of commerce in Japan to hear from cross-industry leaders of very different backgrounds\, on what it truly means to embrace equity within their organisations\, and what processes they have in place to create the mindsets and practices needed to create an equitable workplace environment. \n  \nWe are pleased to invite Junko Kubokawa\, Representative Director and President\, Croda Japan KK\, Natalia Sanz Laviña\, CEO\, YSLA Architects\, Hiroko Suzuki\, President & CEO\, Kyowa Industrial Co.\, Anne-Line Rey\, Sales Project Director\, Head of Osaka Expo 2025\, GL Events Japan KK\, and Tomoyo Hiraoka\, VP\, Chief HR Officer\, Mitsubishi Chemical Group\, to share their insights on the topic\, acknowledging the work already being done in organisations and communities to respond to workplace inequities\, and addressing what the key roles are for individuals\, corporates and governments in pushing the agenda forward and taking the strides needed to truly advance gender equity in the future. \n  \nEvent Details\nDate: Wednesday 8 March 2023\nTime: 19:00-21:00 (doors open at 18:30)\n1-hour panel\, 1-hour networking\nVenue: L’espace @ CCIFJ\nNihonbashi Honcho Ys Bldg. 1F\, 2-2-2 Nihonbashi Honcho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo 103-0023\nFee: JPY 5\,000 SpCCJ members / JPY 7\,000 non-members\n(this includes drinks and finger food) \nRegistration: SpCCJ Registration Form  \nSeats for SpCCJ are limited to 25\, first come first serve. \nThe deadline for registration is Friday 3 March 5:00 pm or when seats are full. \n  \n  \nPanellist\n  \nNatalia Sanz Laviña\, CEO of YSLA Architects \nSpanish architect holds a master’s degree from the Polytechnic University of Catalonia. She worked as a project manager for Kengo Kuma and Associates in both Tokyo and Paris offices from 2008 till 2018 before opening YSLA architects in Tokyo. Her firm designs for public and private clients and her work spans from exhibition design to residential\, hospitality and office buildings. Awarded among others with the DesignArt Tokyo 2019 for the exhibition Garden of Eden at Spiral Aoyama and the Good Design Award 2021 for the Shinjuku hotel conversion amid the pandemic. Among her academic activities\, she has organized the cross-cultural workshop “Mediterranean blind and Japanese Sudare” and has been invited to lecture on Environmental Architecture at Chuo University Faculty of Science and Engineering.  \n  \n \nHiroko Suzuki\, Representative Director and President\, Kyowa Sangyo \nHiroko graduated from the University of Denver\, USA in Accounting and Business Administration\, and after a first experience in Los Angeles\, she came back to Japan and started at Kyowa Sangyo in 1985 in charge of financial affairs and deputy manager of the computer-related operations section. After several positions\, she became the Representative Director and President in 2001.  \nShe is very active and takes several roles in the Gunma prefecture\, advising in finance and in manufacturing \nindustries. She has received several awards\, one global award from Gunma prefecture\, the Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun Excellent Manager Award for Female Managers as well as a letter of appreciation from the Minister of Health\, Labor and Welfare \n(For many years of service as a member of the Gunma District Minimum Wage Council). \n  \n \n\nJunko Kubokawa\, Representative Director and President\, Croda Japan KK \n\n\n\n\n\n\nJunko is the Representative Director & President of Croda Japan K.K.\, headquartered in Tokyo and with production & R&D sites in Shiga Prefecture. \nJunko also serves as a member of the Executive Committee of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan and is currently leading the Diversity\, Equity and Inclusion Taskforce. She also serves as Vice Chairperson of the Japan Cosmetic Suppliers Association. \nPreviously Junko held positions of Division Heads in Japan at BASF Japan and at Ciba-Geigy / Ciba Specialty Chemicals\, in the speciality chemicals business for personal care\, life science and other applications. \nJunko has a bachelor’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences from the University of Tokyo and an MBA from INSEAD\, France. \n\n\n\n\n\n \nTomoyo Hiraoka\, Vice President\, Chief Human Resource Officer\, Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corporation\n \nTomoyo started her career at one of the Japanese HQ with a long-history company in 2002 and worked as a salesperson at first. As she changed her career to Human Resources specialist\, she started to experience the lead position of global projects including M&A in 2008\, then expanded her capability and responsibility wider. Currently\, Tomoyo holds the position of Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer at Mitsubishi Chemical Group. \n  \n  \n\n\n\n\nAnne-Line Rey\, Sales Project Director & Head of OSAKA EXPO 2025\, GL events Japan KK \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAnne-Line Rey has been working in Japan since 2002\, first as a JET participant (Japan Exchange and Teaching Program)\, and then as an economist in a French bank. Afterwards\, she joined a foreign event company based in Japan\, before becoming a consultant specialising in business-to-local authorities relations. This led her to GL events Japan\, where she has been working for 7 years\, in charge of first Japanese development\, then procurement\, and now Osaka 2025 and sales. These include the Rugby World Cup 2019\, Tokyo 2020\, and other events. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n\nSponsors\n  \n \n  \nOrganized by\n 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/joining-forces-on-international-womens-day-2023-to-embraceequity/
LOCATION:L’espace @ CCIFJ\, Nihonbashi Honcho Ys Building\, 1F\, 2 Chome-2-2 Nihonbashihoncho\, Chuo-ku\, Tokyo\, 103-0023\, Japan
CATEGORIES:Networking,Seminar,Joint Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20221109T163000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20221109T173000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: E-Preservation Act – Stay Tax-Compliant beyond 2024 (JP|EN)
DESCRIPTION:This webinar is organised by Austrian Business Council with SpCCJ’s participation. \nWith the 2021 Japan tax reform of the E-Preservation Act (Act on Book and Record Keeping through Electronic Methods or 電子帳簿保存法) a further step in digitalizing tax related processes has been taken. The changes will be more fundamental as the possibility to preserve records of so called “electronic transactions” in hard copy format has been abolished from January 2022\, with the possibility of a deferred implementation over a period of two years. Accordingly\, from 1 January 2024 taxpayers will be obliged to preserve “electronic transactions” in an electromagnetic format\, which is accompanied by certain rules and standards for handling and storing information electronically. \nThis webinar will provide an introduction to the rules for electronic preservation for all types of company records\, i.e. accounting books\, scanned documents and electronic transactions\, and will explore the available tools and measures to stay compliant for preserving records in an electronic format. \nThe format is a 10min English introduction in the main points relevant followed by a 30min Japanese explanation covering details of the new regulations. \nTopics will inter alia include: \n\nDefinition of types of company records per the E-Preservation Act\nMethods for storing information electronically per the type of records\nPractical solutions for required systems and processes\n\nQ&A and guidance published by the National Tax Agency Japan \nSpeakers: Mazars in Japan \nJuergen Dumont\nDirector \nJuergen is a Director in the Outsourcing practice of Mazars in Japan. He draws on 27 years of experience from roles in Professional Services and Management in Germany and Japan. He started his career with providing audit and tax advisory services in Duesseldorf and Tokyo\, followed by assuming two senior finance roles at German companies in the software and the manufacturing business. Before joining Mazars in Japan Juergen provided tax compliance\, outsourcing and market entry support services at a Big 4 tax advisory firm in Tokyo. Due to his experience from working for international organizations at headquarter and subsidiary level\, Juergen is destined for assisting foreign-owned companies doing business in Japan. With his dedicated and proactive approach he adds the value clients can expect to receive. \n  \nKentaro Togashi\nManager \nKentaro is a Manager in the Outsourcing practice of Mazars in Japan. He has 7 years of experience as an admin manager at a listed venture capital firm. He also worked as a sales representative at the Japan Desk of Mazars Thailand for more than 5 years\, assisting Japanese companies doing business in Thailand. He possesses comprehensive knowledge and experiences related to general corporate and legal affairs\, accounting and financial reporting (IFRS and J-GAAP)\, disclosure\, international and domestic taxation\, investor relations\, finance and corporate planning. Kentaro’s focus at Mazars is developing and offering tailored service solutions to clients.​ \n  \nMazars in Japan\nMazars is an international audit\, outsourcing\, tax and financial advisory firm\, operating as a united partnership in more than 90 countries. Mazars works as one integrated team\, leveraging expertise\, scale and cultural understanding to deliver dedicated and tailored services for helping clients make the most of business opportunities and operate with confidence. \n2021年度税制改正において、電子帳簿保存法(E-Preservation Act)についても改正が行われました。2022年１月より、納税者は税務計算の根拠資料として「電子取引」(electronic transactions)を保存する際に、プリントアウトした紙資料は認められず、一定の条件を満たした上で電子データのまま保存することが求められます。当改正には２年の宥恕期間が設けられていますが、2024年１月以降は、電子データでの保存が必要です。 \n当ウェビナーでは税務において利用する文書（帳簿、スキャンされた書類、電子取引）の各分類ごとの電子保存のルールの概要と、ルールを遵守するための方法を解説いたします。 \n主なトピックは以下のとおりです。\n• 電子帳簿保存法の対象となる資料の分類と概要\n• 各資料の分類ごとの保存方法\n• IT及び業務プロセスの観点からの実務的な対応方法\n• 国税庁の一問一答及びガイドライン \nDate: 9 November 2022\, Wednesday\nTime: 4.30pm JST\, 8.30am CET \nLanguage: 10min English introduction followed by 30min detailed explanation \nRegistration (free of charge): please click here \nOrganiser: \n \nParticipating Chambers: \n　 \n  \n 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/webinar-e-preservation-act-stay-tax-compliant-beyond-2024-jpen/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online Seminar,Joint Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20221004T160000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20221004T180000
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SUMMARY:Webinar: Growing your organization and attracting talent in a hybrid work environment in South East Asia
DESCRIPTION:Over the past two years\, the world of work has changed. Our workforce has new expectations and priorities where employees prefer flexible work arrangements. Join our corporate members Globalization Partners\, Mormedi and Michael Page in a webinar to show how you can harness top talent in this new normal of hybrid work. \nOur expert speakers: Albert Barbe\, Partner Manager at Globalization Partners; Albert Perez\, Regional Director at Michael Page; and Juliane Trummer\, VP Strategy and Design at Mormedi\, and our moderator Jorge Calvo\, Deputy Dean at Globis Management School Tokyo\, Japan\, as they provide valuable insights on: \n\nHow to attract and retain talent in the region.\nChallenges of the post-pandemic remote work style and the hybrid solutions that can work.\nHow to tap into the market opportunities and the remote talent pool in the region.\nHow to overcome common challenges that arise when hiring international talent in the region.\nHow to grow in new markets without opening a legal entity.\n\n  \nEvent Details \nDate: Tuesday\, 4th of October\, 2022 \nPlace: Zoom Online Webinar \nTime: 9:00 am Spain / 3:00 pm Philippines / 4:00 pm South Korea and Japan \nLanguage: English \nRegistration link: 20221004 Webinar: Growing your organization and attracting talent in a hybrid work environment in South East Asia | Cognito Forms \nRegistration Deadline: 12:00 pm JST on Tuesday\, 3th of October \nPlatform: Zoom \n  \nSpeakers & Moderator: \n– Jorge Calvo\, Deputy Dean at Globis Management School Tokyo\, Japan \n– Albert Pérez\, Regional Director\, Michael Page \n– Juliane Trummer\, VP Strategy and Design at Mormedi \n– Albert Barbe\, Partner Manager\, Globalization Partners\, Japan \n  \n 
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/growing-your-organization-and-attracting-talent-in-a-hybrid-work-environment-in-south-east-asia/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Online Seminar,Joint Seminar
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20220622T080000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Tokyo:20220622T093000
DTSTAMP:20260415T003359
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SUMMARY:The Future of Work – Redefining the Workplace & Impact on the Real Estate Market 2022
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to announce the joint seminar with the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ). \nWe now find ourselves over two years deep into a 50-million-person global experiment defining what a modern workplace should look like. Country\, business and community leaders continue to diverge on the question of where and how work should be performed\, while there has been a widespread shift towards repurposing the role of the office to better complement hybrid work. The impact on the office market has been significant and while rents have declined\, there has been a recent uptick in demand\, an indication of a changing mindset in Japan. \nAccording to a recent JLL study\, 57% of employees now prioritise work-life balance over other job perks\, while 52% stated that they miss personal interactions from the office. The new challenge for leaders will be to create an effective work environment that recognises these shifting needs of individuals\, and will entice employees to use the space for teamwork and collaboration. But in order to master this\, companies need to first understand the current and forecasted states of the real estate market. How are developers and key office markets responding to this shift in demand? Who will occupy all these new buildings under construction? And more importantly for you\, what will happen to your office rent going forward? \nThis 90-minute session will be the first of a three-part “Future of Work: Redefining the Workplace” series\, focusing on its impact on the real estate market in 2022 and beyond. We invite you to join us on the morning of June 22 for a hybrid event at the Tokyo EDITION Toranomon for an in-depth breakdown of the above\, where we will be joined by three experts at JLL for what promises to be an unmissable event. \nEvent Details\nDate: Wed\, 22nd June \nTime: 8:00am – 9:30am \nVenue: 2F Meeting Studio at The Tokyo EDITION\, Toranomon. \nPrice: \nIf you would like to attend this event\, \n\n6\,800 BCCJ Members (and SpCCJ Members)\n8\,800 Non-BCCJ Members\n\nIf you would like to attend ONLINE\, \n\n1\,500 BCCJ Members (and SpCCJ Members)\n3\,000 Non-BCCJ Members\n\n*If you are a SpCCJ member\, please contact us to get the discount. \nTo book your spot\, please click here! \nRegistration deadline: Noon\, Monday\, 20th June 2022 \n  \nAre you not a member of the SpCCJ yet? Find out more about the membership category and benefits on our website and contact us at info@spanishchamber.or.jp. Memberships are available from JPY10\,000/year.
URL:https://spanishchamber.or.jp/event/realestatemarket2022/
LOCATION:Tokyo EDITION\, Toranomon\, 4-1-1 Toranomon\, Minato-ku\, Tokyo\, 105-0001\, Japan
CATEGORIES:Joint Seminar
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