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Get Ready for Japan - first session 2026
18
May
2026
Get Ready for Japan: Applications Now Open for the 11th Edition in 2026!
The EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation is preparing the 11th edition of its cross-cultural training: “Get Ready for Japan”. Application deadline: 12 March 2026.
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Get Ready for Japan Autumn 2025
The 10th Get Ready for Japan (GRFJ) programme successfully wrapped up on Friday, 14 November.
Applications for the next World Class Manufacturing mission in Japan are coming in!
The World Class Manufacturing training programme is now organised once a year, aligning with the EU-Japan Centre's calendar reorganisation.
Another successful edition of Get Ready for Japan
Another successful edition of Get Ready for Japan
10th edition of the "Get Ready for Japan" Programme
The new edition of the "Get Ready for Japan" Programme is approaching, applications are now open!
The 54th Challenge towards World Class Manufacturing February 2025
Innovation in Action: Advancing Manufacturing Excellence at the 54th World Class Manufacturing Programme!
Get Ready For Japan (October – November 2024) – 8th Edition
The 8th Get Ready For Japan (GRFJ) programme was organized by the EU-Japan Centre in two parts, with the online session on 21-25 October, and the onsite session in Tokyo on 11-15 November 2024.
Get Ready for Japan - second session
20
Oct
2025
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.
CONNECTING THE EUROPEAN AND JAPANESE INNOVATION ECOSYSTEMS
We invite you to apply to this one-of-a-kind, full-immersion programme that brings European innovation ecosystem leaders to Tokyo, Japan, for a boot camp designed to foster organic collaboration between the ecosystems. Japan visit: June 23-27, 2024. Apply by April 29.

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JAPANESE ECONOMIC AND BUSINESS WEEKLY NEWSLETTER: 07 -13 March, 2026
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