Upcoming Events

Time flies, it's already the end of the year!!! CCCJ Events Committee is happy to announce the CCCJ Bonenkai 2022 on Thursday, December 15th at the Tokyo EDITION Toranomon, a Corporate member!

Let's celebrate the end of the year with members and friends and make this year's Bonenkai a night to remember! 

Date: Thursday, December 15th, 2022

Time: 7:00PM to 9:00PM

Venue: The Tokyo EDITION Toranomon (Map), Meeting Studio on the 2nd floor

The Canada-Japan Co-op Program (CJCP) (English) (日本語) provides participating Japanese employers with top caliber Canadian undergraduate and graduate students who can make valuable contributions to their organizations in Japan as well as to provide Canadian co-op students with high quality career-oriented work opportunities in Japan.

We are pleased to be collaborating with the The British Chamber of Commerce in Japan (BCCJ) to bring you a hybrid panel discussion breakfast event on Thursday, November 17 at the Grand Hyatt Tokyo.

We will be hosting the October Monthly Mixer at HyLife Pork TABLE, Canada’s leading full integrated producer of premium pork and our corporate member at CCCJ. The participation fee is ¥6,500 for CCCJ members and ¥8,000 for non-members, which includes a buffet-style finger food featuring juicy and tender Canadian High-Life Pork and some refreshing beverages. Come join us for a fun networking night with your friends!

CCCJ along with Evergreen Outdoor Center, a Small Business Member, will be hosting the ‘Canadian Thanksgiving Get-a-Way’ in the Japan Alps this coming Thanksgiving (Sports Day in Japan) three day long weekend in Hakuba. Many of you know Evergreen Outdoor Center for their Summer Camps or robust ski school programs in Hakuba. Evergreen’s founder and CEO will be putting on a Canadian Thanksgiving weekend not to be missed.

The Japan International Dispute Resolution Center (JIDRC), Japan Commercial Arbitration Association (JCAA), and European Business Council in Japan (EBC) proudly present this special hybrid event. Join us for an on-site/virtual tour of the JIDRC’s state-of-the-art facilities followed by a talk about the latest developments in international arbitration in Japan. Representatives from the JIDRC and the JCAA will discuss what Japan has done right in the last five years and what it can do in the next five years to become a preferred seat of arbitration.