The first Japan Chamber of Commerce in Japan was established in 1878. There are about 520 branches of the JCC throughout the archipelago. These are not often contacted by foreign concerns hoping to break into the Japanese market because of lack of bilingual services in the regions outside of the major metropolitan areas. The truth is that JETRO can put an aspiring foreign firm or startup into contact with companies/concerns unable to communicate directly.
American Chamber of Commerce in Tokyo, American Chamber of Commerce of Okinawa, Australian and New Zealand, Belgian-Japan Association, British, British Council, Canadian, Consulate General of Japan in New York, Council of Local Authorities for International Relations, Danish, Enterprise Ireland, EU-Japan Centre for Industrial Cooperation, European Union, Finnish, Fukuyama, Hyogo Business and Culture Center, Industry of Ehime, International Business Organization of Osaka, Japan, Japan Market Entry Competition, Kagawa International Exchange Center, Kansai Economic Federation, Nagoya, Nogata, Norway, Osaka, Osaka International Business Promotion Center Foundation, Philippine, Sakaki, Sapporo, Swedish, Swiss, Tendo, Sapporo, Tokyo, Toyama, Yamagata Industrial Guide
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