ACCJ President Eric John shares thoughts on the chamber’s role in the bilateral relationship during a milestone year.

As artificial intelligence gets its own desk in the office, workers and leaders weigh its risks and rewards—and whether age shapes their view.

As AI becomes both coder and tutor, teachers ask what students still need to learn and what role they should play.

Twelve innovators share their solutions at the ACCJ’s Healthcare x Digital Pitch Day Event.

The ACCJ launches its AI Futures Series with a look at infrastructure, energy, and economic security.

As Lilly marks its sesquicentennial, the ACCJ President’s Circle member focuses on what comes next for Japan.

As AI reshapes education and business, Minerva’s World Wise Executive Leadership Program builds leaders no algorithm can replicate.

How Takaichi’s ruthless capitalism and Takanomics have Japan poised for resurgence in a changing world.

Beware of changes to the minimum income tax rules in 2027.

Through custom sessions, the chamber helps professors and students navigate the US–Japan business landscape.

The Chubu Walkathon’s 35th anniversary event raised the bar for community support.

Young Professionals Forum events connect people across chambers and generations.

ACCJ leaders visit Washington to discuss security, economic ties, and shared challenges.

ACCJ members and partners celebrated 250 years of American independence.

A special message for ACCJ members from US Ambassador to Japan George Glass