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Webinars and Expert Reports

Lately, the EU-Japan Centre conducted a series of webinars, covering many sectors and topics, to support EU companies doing business with Japan. Did you miss one? You can always access the previous webinars’ recordings at the following link.

'About Japan' webinar series 198: Coffee, Tea & Soft Drinks Market in Japan

Oct

2022

What business opportunities does Japan’s market for coffee, tea and soft drinks offer to EU SMEs and how can they enter it?

'About Japan' webinar series 197: Beers market in Japan

Sep

2022

What business opportunities are there for EU SMEs in the Japanese beer market?

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 6: Multiparty relationships

Oct

2022

After the excitement of the first orders, how do you proceed?

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 5: Market entry and sustainability

Oct

2022

How to continue in sustainable growth after the initial steps of market entry?

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 4: Reliability

Oct

2022

Next to the attention to detail, discover the need for consistency and reliability!

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 3: Attention to details

Sep

2022

Perfection in details are extremely important to Japanese consumers and trade alike. Ignore them at your peril!

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 2: Structure and process

Sep

2022

How to be accepted as business partner by Japanese companies and consumers (process and procedure)?

'Selling to Japan' webinar series 1: Business opportunities

Sep

2022

What opportunities are there in the Japanese market in these times of economic challenges?

Femtech – Empowerment through Innovation

The Femtech sector is booming in Japan, Germany, and all over the world. After health issues specific to the female body being systematically overlooked and even tabued for decades, we now witness manifold innovations branded as “Femtech” (female technology). In an online panel discussion organized by DWIH Tokyo (German Centre for Research and Innovation Tokyo) and JDZB Berlin (Japanese-German Center Berlin), experts from Germany and Japan discussed how Femtech can contribute to women’s empowerment and gender equality.

'About Japan' webinar series 196: Sports equipment market in Japan

Jun

2022

What business opportunities are there for EU SMEs in the Japanese sport equipment market? How can I enter and grow my sports business in Japan?

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