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About Japan Promotion Agency

We are a dynamic and flexible chartered agency based in Tokyo. We support and provide workable solutions for foreign companies, organizations, government contractors, and individual businesses seeking commercial presence in Japan.

We provide a full range of representative office services and market entry solutions, as described hereby, so please read on.

We are professional, but we can also be informal and flexible according to needs.

What We Can Do For You

  • Market entry support
  • Liaison / representative services
  • Incorporation or branch registration of a foreign company in Japan
  • Staffing - dispatch or recruit individual staff dedicated to your own tasks and needs
  • Provide a physical address, nominee director, opening a bank account
  • Accounting services
  • Task performing and management
  • Translations, maintaining a Japanese website, etc.

For the complete list of services and details, visit our Service section

Your Advantages

Here are a number of advantages you can think of

Your Advantages

  • Simple, Small, Flexible - key words that clearly convey the standard of our services
  • We strive to provide flexible, efficient, and cost effective services that match a broad range of service industries
  • We have developed a team of multifarious specialists that can cover a wide array of professional fields
  • Our bilingual staff is incredibly efficient and is able to flexibly perform various tasks to fulfill your requirements
  • We respect and protect client and individual confidences and proprietary information. Adherence to the code of ethics to protect our clients' interests is one of our main priorities
  • We always prioritize optimizing the cost-performance ratio to avoid charging customers unnecessarily high fees; one way we do this is by cutting the running costs
  • We do not spend a fortune on advertising our services; we only pin-point each of our valuable customers. Most of our clients are from other customers' referrals
  • Your interests on the Japanese market served professionally with minimal investment
Latest News On Japan

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Japan News    Over 17,000 unions strike at ports nationwide, demanding wage increases

Unions of more than 17,000 workers working in loading and unloading cargo at ports across the country have been on strike since the morning of the 20th.

Japan News    Three months inaugurated President Trump, voices concerns about the US economy due to tariff measures

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Japan News    The dollar's strong change, demand [Economic Column]

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Japan News     Trump administration Chinese vessels collect fees when calling ports in the US

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Japan News     Nissan Mazda: 25% additional tariffs, movement to mitigate impact

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Japan News     Secretary of the Keizai Doyukai, Chief Executive Officer Shinnami, "First, lower tariffs in the automotive industry"

At a seminar by the Keizai Doyukai, which will be held in Hiroshima City from the 17th, Secretary of the Director-General Sinami expressed his recognition that it is important to first call for tariff reductions in the broad automotive industry, which is in the broad range of areas, regarding the first Japan-US negotiations regarding US tariff measures.

Japan News     Trump tariffs first Japan-US negotiations Detailed exchanges revealed

Interviews with several government officials revealed the first exchanges between Japan and the US negotiations over the US-Trump administration's tariff measures.

Japanese News     Government Changed to April's monthly economic report "Uncertainty over US policy, etc."

In its monthly economic report in April, the government changed its expression for the first time in eight months, saying that it would show uncertainty due to American trade policies and other factors.

Japan News    Yen exchange rate rises "The agenda is to correct the weak yen at the Japan-US Finance Ministers' Meeting."

The yen exchange rate rose on the 18th as Finance Minister Kato and US Secretary of Treasury Bescent, which are expected to take place next week in the Tokyo Foreign Exchange Market, as its meeting between Finance Minister Kato and US Treasury Secretary Bescent, which is expected to take place next week.

Japanese News     Trump tariffs In the US... Inquiries flood in and discussions regarding burdens

The Trump administration has been implementing tariff measures one after another in preparation for reducing the US trade deficit and returning to manufacturing domestically.

Japan News    March Consumer Price Index Rates 92.1% Rise Rate, Highest ever

The consumer price index in March, which shows the price movements of goods and services consumed at home, excluding fresh foods that are highly volatile due to weather, rose 3.2% from the same month last year.

Japan News    Stock Value Rises Moves to Buyback With Expectations for the Progress of Tariff Tax negotiations in Japan and US

On the 18th, the Tokyo Stock Exchange and the US negotiations over US tariff measures in the Tokyo Stock Exchange on the 18th have prompted a move to buy back stocks that had been falling recently, and the Nikkei Stock Average rose.

Japan News    JR East's "Speed ​​is the selling point" begins logistics business using Shinkansen cabins

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Japanese News     Fuji TV parent company "Considering review of the candidates for directors" President Bunka Broadcasting

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Japan News     Tariffs Under Ministerial Negotiation Prime Minister Ishiba: "The position remains between Japan and the US"

Following the first ministerial negotiations held on the 17th, Japan time regarding the US Trump administration's tariff measures, Prime Minister Ishiba pointed out that there is still a gap in position between Japan and the United States.