Category: Member News
Introduction The Asahi Shimbun (朝日新聞) is one of the biggest newspaper companies in Japan however increasing subscribers for an online magazine in a competitive media landscape can still be a […]
We are glad to inform that we have another new Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan corporate member: YSLA Architects (Yamamura Sanz Laviña Architects). YSLA is an architecture, interior, and space design […]
Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan welcomes a new corporate member: La Dehesa. La Dehesa is a restaurant and wine bar where you can enjoy authentic Spanish food, products, and […]
On July 3, 2023, in Madrid, LALIGA kicked off a new era with Electronic Arts Inc., the competition’s new strategic partner for the next five seasons, with a launch ceremony […]
From July 21 to August 28, our corporate member Wakatake in collaboration with LaLiga and some of its professional clubs will organize a series of football camps in Japan. Thousands […]
We are pleased to announce FORVIA Faurecia has joined the Spanish Chamber of Commerce in Japan as a new corporate member. FORVIA is an automotive technology group at the heart […]
El fugaz paso del FC Barcelona por Japón fue todo un éxito. El equipo entrenado por Xavi Hernández congregó a casi 50.000 espectadores en el Estadio Nacional de Japón, en Tokyo, en el partido que disputaron contra el Vissel Kobe de Andrés Iniesta, gran protagonista del evento.
We would like to welcome a significant new member, Nissin Corporation. Nissin Corporation is a global logistics service provider with over 80 years of experience. With their long history and […]
Our corporate member Yoitabi Travel – Agencia de Viajes especializada en Japon and セルバンテス文化センター have organized an Oscar Alonso‘s illustration exhibition, “展覧会72Kilos: 気分は旅 / Exposición 72Kilos: sentir es un viaje” in collaboration with the SpCCJ. […]
Japan, 24th April 2023. X-ELIO, a leading global company specialising in the development of renewable energy projects, which has been operating in Japan since 2012, developing more than 380 MW […]