The Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York (JCCI) plays a vital role in strengthening economic ties between the United States and Japan, serving as a pivotal hub for Japanese businesses operating in the New York metropolitan area. Dedicated to advancing bilateral trade and investment, JCCI offers a robust platform where member organizations can access business insights, policy advocacy, and cultural exchange opportunities. It actively supports economic development by facilitating dialogue between government agencies, Japanese companies, and local communities.

The Chamber organizes seminars, networking events, and market research sessions that connect businesses and encourage strategic thinking across industries. As the only Japanese chamber in the region, it provides a unique cultural and linguistic bridge that benefits both established corporations and new market entrants. JCCI also works closely with affiliated organizations, including Japanese governmental and economic bodies, to ensure that its members are well-informed about regulatory changes and emerging market trends.

Its mission extends beyond commerce, emphasizing social contribution and community engagement, with various charitable initiatives and educational programs aimed at enriching U.S.–Japan cultural understanding. Through these efforts, the JCCI has built a strong reputation as both a business catalyst and a cultural ambassador.

Key Services:

– Business networking and strategic connections for Japanese-affiliated companies
– Economic and market research focused on U.S.–Japan trade
– Policy advocacy and regulatory guidance for member businesses
– Educational seminars and workshops on business development
– Cultural exchange programs promoting U.S.–Japan relations
– Liaison services with U.S. and Japanese government and trade agencies
– Support for Japanese companies entering or expanding in the U.S. market
– Community engagement through philanthropic and CSR initiatives