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What are the Do’s and Don’ts in the management of business relations?Japan’s business world heavily relies on intact personal relationships or “ningen kankei” as they are called in Japanese. No matter how good your products and how excellent your services are. If you fall short of establishing solid “ningen kankei” and mutual trust, you will most likely create a disadvantage for your company. A strong affiliation not only make the start of your business easier, it also helps to overcome...

This comparative webinar will unpack divergent models on AI Compliance, Regulation, and Governance under the EU AI Act and Japan’s Act on the Promotion of AI-Related Technologies.

Are you interested in a new funding opportunity to support collaboration between EU and Japanese companies in the development of innovative products and applications with a strong market potential, in any sector?Within the GlobalStars initiative of EUREKA, Japan (NEDO), the United Kingdom, Canada, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Israel, and Spain are supporting this common call. The call will open in early June and run until early September 2020.EUREKA (www.eurekanetwork.org) is an...

What are the specificities of Japanese food market? How can your programme adapt to the specificities?In 40 minutes from your desk, discover:The size and characteristics of Japanese food marketSpecificities of Japanese Food MarketSafety and qualityProduct orientationCompetition for EU Food ProductsLogistics and distributionEngineering and redesigning EU Food ProductsPromoting and Advertising EU Food ProductsLearning from Good PracticeProgramme:IntroductionExpert’s presentationQ&A...

In this webinar, speakers/panelists will review the current status of EU ETS and CBAM, the status of consideration of existing credit transfer mechanisms and discussion on the introduction of carbon pricing in Japan (GX League proposed by METI, etc.) and explore ways how carbon pricing will be effective by industries’ utilization.

The "About Japan" webinar series covers a wide range of topics such as sector-related information, cross-cutting issues and cultural issues. Webinars are targeted at EU companies wishing to work with or in Japan as well as EU non-profit organisations which aim to support EU companies in their internationalisation process with Japan.UPCOMING WEBINARSWe host 1-hour webinars at a rate of about 2-3 per month throughout the year (except during summer break). For more details and to register, please...