Japanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry of New York, Inc.

The Community Affairs Committee established the U.S. Educators Program in response to concerns regarding the education of Japanese expatriate children living in the New York metropolitan area. The goals of the program since its inception in 1989 have been twofold: to improve and encourage communication between Japanese students and American educators, and to demonstrate gratitude to the many educators who strive to ensure that expatriate students acculturate and thrive in their American surroundings. Each summer, the program invites educators from New York metropolitan tri-state area schools that have a significant enrollment of Japanese students for a 2-week visit to Japan. Program participants meet with their Japanese counterparts and gain first-hand exposure to Japan's education system.

米人教育者日本派遣プログラム

日本人子弟が多数お世話になっている現地の教育関係者に感謝を示し、併せて日本への理解を深めてもらうため、毎年２週間にわたり、米人教育関係者および配偶者を日本に招待しています。

Each fall, Japanese and American leaders join together to honor individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the advancement of the U.S.-Japan relationship. Proceeds from the dinner support the Chamber's philanthropic activities via the J.C.C. FUND. Recently, the 2006 22nd Annual Dinner honored former New York Mets Manager Bobby Valentine, and Astronaut Soichi Noguchi.

年次晩餐会

日米財界人の交流親睦とビジネス強化を目指し、毎年秋に１，０００名を超える参加者が一堂に会す盛大なチャリティーディナーを開催しています。また、収益金は全て米国社会に還元しています。

The Chamber regularly hosts prominent American and Japanese guests in the business, political and academic fields. They may speak at a networking reception, smaller workshop or address members at informal luncheon seminars. Joint-events are also scheduled with the Nippon Club, Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) and the Consulate General of Japan.

レセプション、ワークショップ、セミナー

ビジネス、政治、学術等さまざまな分野からゲストを招き、セミナー、ワークショップ、レセプション等を開催しています。

In 1992, the first Charity Golf Tournament was held as a way for the Chamber to further its commitment to enhancing the New York metropolitan community’s various educational, cultural, and research organizations. Proceeds from each year’s tournament benefit an institution that provides something of value in these categories, fulfilling JCCI’s goals of enriching the experience of Japanese expatriate families living in the tri-state area. Past recipients of tournament proceeds have included The Japanese Educational Institute of New York, The International Center in New York, and the C.V. Starr East Asian Library at Columbia University.

産別チャリティーゴルフトーナメント

会員企業間の有効促進を目的とするチャリティーゴルフトーナメントを開催しています。また、収益金の寄付を通じて地域貢献をしています。