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Brave Conversations, Positive Transformations.
Embassy
Strength to strength
Publisher
Labour of love
Executive Director
Journeying forward
President
Passing the baton
AGM
Changing of the guard
Paralympics
Tokyo 2020: how did we do?
In focus
Bccj member highlight: Robert Walters Japan
AND IT’S GOODBYE FROM HIM
So. Farewell. Then. BCCJ Acumen
DESPATCHES
Life after Tokyo
Charity
Animal Refuge Kansai 2022
NPO
REI Update
Book review
An illustrated guide to Samurai history and culture: from the age of Musashi to contemporary pop culture
Publicity
Dream Team
History
Myth and Reality
Creative
Painful issues
NPO
Cyclists United
Publicity
Uniquely the British School in Tokyo
Embassy
From Social Club to Business Hub
NEW MEMBER
Civvy Street, Tokyo
Obituary
Henry Scott-Stokes
Embassy
End of an era
Publicity
Malvern College Tokyo
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May 2015
Modern sports coaching for business
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Training
Why your boss is difficult
E-bulletin
Training
March 2015
Fostering skills in young people
The Duke of Edinburgh Award Programme helps youth realise their potential.
Training
March 2015
Mysterious millennials
Young workers in Japan are reconsidering their attitudes to lifetime employment.
Training
December 2014
What’s Your Name Again?
Memorising names can be learned and practiced for business success.
Training
September 2014
Elites Who Can’t Cut It At Public Speaking
Find out why presentation and delivery matter even more than content when giving speeches to the public.
Training
September 2014
Credibility is king in sales
How salespeople can serve their clients better by establishing a professional, competent first impression.
Training
July 2014
business plan to enter and expand in japan
A non-profit making training programme supports firms's success in Japan and the development of participants.
Training
January 2014
Preparing for “the Next Big One”
The UK embassy has been arranging a series of how-to events at disaster education centres around Japan.
Training
November 2011
Bird Man v Bureaucrats
Gary Dyer has a chance encounter with one of Japan’s leading botanists to thank for his current job as a birdkeeper at Kobe Kachoen, a popular bird and flower park located on the city’s Port Island.
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