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Committed to Strengthening Swiss-Japan Ties

Martin Fluck, President of SCCIJ

Founded in 1981 and officially approved by the Japanese Ministry of Industry and Trade the following year, we support the interests of Swiss companies doing business in Japan as well as Japanese companies interested in doing business in Switzerland.

Not only do we count among our members some of the biggest Swiss multinationals but we are also proud of the many small and medium-sized companies, the so-called hidden champions which constitute an important part of our membership.

Find out more about the SCCIJ and make it "Your Swiss Network" in Japan.
Interested in becoming a new member? Please take a look at our membership categories and/or contact us at info@anti-cluttersccij.jp.

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    Swiss Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Japan
    Waiko Bldg 3F, 5-2-6, Toranomon
    Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0001

    Tel +81 (0)3 5408 7569
    Fax +81 (0)3 3433 6066
    Email info@anti-cluttersccij.jp

    In case of a major disaster in the Kanto area, please refer to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government website.

  • Latest News

    • May 20, 2013 Swiss monk of Koya-san seeking Laos donations

      Swiss Buddhist priest Kurt Genso at Koya-san

      Tokyo (SCCIJ) - Kurt Genso, whose real name is Kurt Oscar Kuebli, is probably the most well-known Swiss in Japan. He is the only foreign Buddhist priest on Mt. Koya who is subject of interest for Japanese and foreign media. In 2008 the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism appointed Kurt as Yokoso Japan Ambassador for his outstanding contributions to tourism to Japan by communicating the country’s attractiveness to foreign travellers. Recently, the energetic Swiss monk of the Buddhist temple Muryokoin has been looking for people in Japan with a generous heart to construct a school for 2,000 junior and high school students in Laos.

    • May 16, 2013 Swiss manager called to restore Takata's reputation

      130516 Takata Airbags

      Tokyo (SCCIJ) - The Swiss national Stefan Stocker, former president of Bosch Automotive Japan, will become the chief operating officer and president of the world's second biggest seatbelt and airbag maker Takata. He is the first foreigner in the post and also the first ever non-member of the founding family at the helm of the automotive industry supplier. Current president Shigehisa Takada will give up his post and become chairman and chief executive officer. The change of leadership comes after major carmakers in April and May had to recall 3.6 million vehicles due to flawed airbags supplied by Takata.

    • May 13, 2013 "Switzerland Global Enterprise" as new brand

      130513 SGE

      Tokyo (SCCIJ) - The Swiss export and location promotion agency "Osec" will appear exclusively under the brand "Switzerland Global Enterprise" from now on. The new brand name is designed to convey performance and purpose to customers with even greater effectiveness via a uniform, self-explanatory presence. Further aims of the new brand are to make better use of the synergies between the various government mandates and to combine strengths and save costs by means of one common umbrella brand. The new presence was presented for the first time at this year’s Forum for Swiss Foreign Trade and Investment.

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