Two-Way Street
Young Professionals Forum events connect people across chambers and generations.
Young Professionals to Watch: Chase Rehder
The Kwansei Gakuin MBA candidate shares how the ACCJ’s student membership has advanced his career goals.
Young Professionals to Watch: Skyler Scofield
The Covue Japan client services director shares how she has benefited from ACCJ connections, mentorship, and events.
An Evening of Connection and Appreciation
Members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) and their guests gathered in the Hilton Tokyo’s Kiku Ballroom on December 11 to close out 2025 with its final signature event of the year.
Young Professionals to Watch: James Greatrick
The FGS Global corporate communications consultant shares he has benefited from ACCJ connections, mentorship, and events.
Young Professionals to Watch: Sepideh D. Firouzjah
The PhD candidate shares how the ACCJ has helped her pursue innovations in science.
Young Professionals to Watch: Kaho Hasegawa
The World Kinect business development executive shares how the ACCJ has helped her grow her career.
Young Professionals to Watch: Sean Hill
The Share-Me founder shares how the ACCJ has helped him grow his start-up in Japan.
Fresh Perspectives
ACCJ Governor Connor Myers shares his journey to becoming the chamber’s youngest current board member.
Young Professionals to Watch: Ina Enatsu
Morgan Stanley associate Ina Enatsu shares how the company’s culture and programs have helped her grow personally and professionally.
Young Professionals to Watch: John Marasigan
En World Japan Senior Consultant John Marasigan shares how the ACCJ has helped him step forward and grow .
Young Professionals to Watch: Sari Koyama
Kraft Heinz Japan Digital Marketing Manager Sari Koyama shares how she cultivates lasting connections with Kraft Heinz customers and YPF members.
Networking for Tomorrow
The ACCJ closed out 2024 with its final signature event of the year, an exciting night of networking and honors in the Hilton Tokyo's Kiku Ballroom.
Emerging Talent
Finding a place in a community of seasoned executives can seem daunting. To make it easier, the chamber offers a platform tailored specifically for working professionals aged 35 and under.
Twenty Years of Links and Leads
The 20th edition of the North America–Europe Golf Challenge is set for October 4. Organized by the ACCJ, EBC, and CCCJ, the shotgun-style tournament tees up fun, food, drinks, prizes, and one of the year's best networking opportunities.
Youthful Energy
Fresh ideas and youthful energy are the lifeblood of business and international relations, and the ACCJ is dedicated to nurturing rising talent through the Young Professionals Forum.
Assisting Business
With an emphasis on teamwork the ACCJ Sales Support Alliance supercharges the chamber experience by bringing together members across industries to share connections, knowledge, and help one another build business success.
Adapt, Innovate, Discover, Connect
One of the greatest strengths of our international business community is the varied experiences and skills of our members. I’m proud of the way in which the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ) has transitioned to a virtual environment that allows us to serve the needs of the membership through a robust schedule of events and meetings. But, during the pandemic, tapping into our network for a less formal exchange of ideas and expertise (the way we would during coffee breaks in more normal times) has been a challenge. This month, we’re launching a pilot project to help members discover and connect with other members.