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(Day 1 Open to Corporate and Government Officials Only) Workshop: Strategy + Collaboration: The Key to Success Against the Crime of Counterfeiting

Overview Discover the value of membership! Maximize the exclusive benefits for your entire team.Overview For professionals, SMEs, and consumers, practical info on brand protection and the value of IP.Overview Thought leadership, interviews, research, and more that explore key IP issues and trends.

Overview Premier must-attend meetings, conferences, webcasts year-round to learn and network.Overview How we speak out and collaborate to foster effective IP laws and policies worldwide.Overview The mission and structure of our global association for brand owners and professionals.Each year we look forward to seeing our Council members, program alumni, sponsors, and friends across diverse backgrounds, sectors and generations, and uncovering new avenues of cooperation between our two countries through informed discourse, leadership development and people-to-people connections at all levels. The U.S.-Japan Council Annual Conference is a yearly event that brings together regional, national and international leaders from the government, business, academia and nonprofit sectors to discuss the current status and future outlook of the U.S.-Japan partnership across a range of timely and relevant topics. Johnson & Johnson Family of Companies in Japan Next Generation Activities (October 27-28): The conference will also host training seminars and workshops for USJC’s next-generation leaders from the Emerging Leaders Program, TOMODACHI Initiative, and Watanabe Scholarship Program.ELP50 Tokyo (October 25-26): USJC will select 50 rising star Japanese American leaders for a 2-day visitation program that elevates their knowledge of Japan, introduces them to Japanese top leaders, and connects these next generation leaders to their Japanese counterparts.Post-Conference Excursions (Beginning October 29): From trying your hand at traditional pottery-making or taking a dip in hot springs, to wandering through national parks and precious heritage sites, post-trip excursions offer the opportunity to learn more about Japanese history and culture while spending more time with USJC’s network of leaders.Networking Dinners (October 27): Optional networking dinners will take place throughout Tokyo, offering the opportunity to try local cuisine while networking with other conference attendees in an intimate and casual setting.Members Day (October 27): USJC Members are invited to attend an additional day of programming to receive organizational updates, meet USJC leadership and network with fellow Council Leaders and Associates.Public Symposium (October 28): Open to the public, the Public Symposium of the Annual Conference will offer a stage for critical conversations on topics relevant to the U.S.-Japan relationship with an emphasis on government, business, nonprofit and next-generation leadership.For non-Japanese or non-Japanese resident participants, obtaining this ERFS certificate is required upon applying for a Japanese visa. ERFS certificates are given to those with “special exceptional circumstances” (see the New Border Measures (29) for more information), and they are allowed for new entry into Japan. Japanese American Leadership DelegationĪre you interested in attending the USJC Annual Conference this October, but worried about visa requirements to enter Japan? While the border restrictions still remain in place, USJC can now issue a certificate of Entrants, Returnees Follow-up System (ERFS) to conference attendees.Consuls General & Japanese American Leaders Meeting.Strengthening Geopolitical & Business Ties