The magazine of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan
Simon Farrell
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May 2019
It’s in our DNA
Making, knowing, retaining history
Simon Farrell
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April 2019
Reasons to be cheerful
Simon Farrell
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March 2019
Million-dollar men
Simon Farrell
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Leaders
February 2019
Behind the scenes
Simon Farrell
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January 2019
Week is long time in politics and publishing
Simon Farrell
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December 2018
The End of History
Name for niche, quality, tradition helps UK goods in Japan
Simon Farrell
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November 2018
People and places
Make history, music … and scandals
Simon Farrell
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June 2018
Be prepared...
2p, or not 2p
Simon Farrell
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May 2018
The sun rises and falls
Sayonara, Doreen, and congrats to six Brits
Simon Farrell
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Inside 1 Ichiban-cho
It’s people who make places
Simon Farrell
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January 2018
Strong and long
More busy times for bilateral ties
Simon Farrell
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September 2017
May Day
More than a mission
Simon Farrell
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June 2017
Happy Official Birthday!
To Queen Elizabeth II
Simon Farrell
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Leaders
December 2011
BCCJ ACUMEN Survey Results
It’s either bravery or folly to survey your flagship product and publish the results. But here goes.
Simon Farrell
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Leaders
February / March 2010
Blowing Our Own Trumpet
I am occasionally asked what makes BCCJ ACUMEN special.
Well, apart from being the sole magazine delivered to all members of the British Chamber of Commerce in Japan, BCCJ ACUMEN features only exclusive text: you won’t read our content elsewhere — unlike articles in certain competing publications.
Simon Farrell
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December 2009 / January 2010
Best of British — business, lifestyle, community
I sincerely hope you have enjoyed the first issue of BCCJ ACUMEN. It took us two solid months of hard work to put it together, and many weeks of planning before that. What surprised me most in this process was discovering the large number of successful British firms and individuals operating in Japan.
