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Get Ready For Japan June-July 2024 – 7th Edition
The 7th Get Ready For Japan (GRFJ) programme was organized by the EU-Japan Centre on 17-21 June for the online session and 8-12 July 2024 for the onsite session in Tokyo.
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2024
Success stories from the EU-Japan Centre’s GRFJ - Get Ready For Japan training
Do you want to know more about the GRFJ training impact on former participants? Have a look at abstracts from 3 success stories from Sweden, Estonia and Spain.
Mastering the art of Japanese business – insights from GRFJ training
The EU-Japan Centre consistently arranges pre-departure briefings to Japan via cross-cultural webinars. Parissa Haghirian, an esteemed Professor of International Management at Sophia University in Tokyo and cross-cultural expert for the EU-Japan Centre, has agreed to elucidate the process and objectives behind these cross-cultural webinars.
Join the "Get Ready for Japan" programme to expand your business in Japan!
Join "Get Ready for Japan"! This enlightening training programme's objectives are to help managers and executives from EU-based SMEs understand the intricate Japanese business practices, gain profound insights into decision-making processes, and strengthen relationships with Japanese partners.
TRAINING MISSION
17
Jun
2024
TRAINING MISSION
21
Oct
2024
Success stories from former GRFJ participants: The Swedish Bee Company
The Swedish Bee Company was founded in 2018 by Mr. Olofsson, who was always interested in bees. Since the beginning, the focus of the company has been on producing honey in close harmony with nature and without any processing.
Success stories from former GRFJ participant: Mellifera JSC
Mellifera JSC is a Bulgarian SME founded in 2016. Since then, it has been rapidly growing thanks to its focus on innovation and sustainability.
Expert interview announcement
The EU-Japan Centre is pleased to announce that our Japanese Cross-cultural expert, Dr. Parissa Haghirian, will be featured in the June edition of our newsletter.

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Weekly Digest of Public Sector Tenders Week 48 (November 26 - December 2, 2024)
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Japan
02/12/2024 - 05/12/2024
Innovation Mission
Join our Innovation Business Mission in Japan and exhibit for free at the Innovation Leaders Summit (“ILS”) 2024 in Toranomon Hills, Tokyo. Are you running a business that applies cutting-edge…
03/12/2024
Webinar: Consumption tax in Japan – 2024 Overview
"Do I have to pay Consumption Tax?", "How can I get paid consumption tax back?", “Do I need a Tax number?” Time: December 3, from 10.30 AM to 11.30 AM (CET)/6.30 PM to 7.30 PM (JST) How to deal…

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