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～カナダから10のトップワイナリーが来日します～ Top 10 Canadian Wineries coming to Japan

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寺田倉庫と日本で唯一カナダ産ワインを専門とするワイン販売会社Heavenly Vines社とのコラボレーションイベント！カナダからワイナリー10社を日本にお招きしスペシャルイベントを開催いたします。4つのカナダの主要産地から集めたスパークリングワイン、白ワイン、赤ワインなど約30種類のワインをご用意。カナダ料理と共にワイナリーの方との交流をお楽しみください。

Member-Only Event

The Commercial Section of the Embassy of Canada to Japan has kindly extended an invitation to CCCJ Members to participate in their Happy Hour on Friday, October 11th. Members are encouraged to join this fun event, networking with fellow CCCJ Members as well as getting to know our Embassy friends. 

This event will be held at the Canadian Embassy Staff Lounge on the 4th floor. 

Feeding and Fuelling a Hungry World: Saskatchewan’s Role in a Dynamic Japan and a Vibrant Asia.  

Saskatchewan has one the strongest economies in Canada, with capital investment, job creation and population growth at record levels.  Its agricultural, energy and mineral resources are in high demand around the world, and its scientists and researchers are doing leading edge work in areas such as agricultural biotechnology and carbon dioxide capture and storage (CCS).

The 2013 CCCJ Board of Governors Election is about get underway with a full card this year consisting of 14 excellent Candidates. Candidate Profiles and election related materials will be sent out shortly, but first, in order to bring Candidates and Members together face-to-face, the CCCJ is organizing a second social monthly mixer gathering Tuesday, June 18 at Roppongi Hills Club. Come hear from Candidates about what they wish to bring to the management of your Chamber and get to know them on a social level over a fine spread of food and drink. 

The sun is shining and the temperature is rising! Just in time for one of the most popular joint Chamber functions of the year.

Annually attracting over 300 guests, the Joint Chamber Summer Cocktail Party held at the Embassy of Canada continues to offer an excellent opportunity to meet new contacts, develop business leads, and catch up with friends and business acquaintances before the summer holiday season.

What can we expect from the government of Japan and the new governor of the Bank of Japan? Will Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's "three arrows" of economic revitalisation hit their mark? Can Asia-Pacific lenders seize the opportunity to become pan-Asian or even global? And are Asia’s fast-growing bond markets becoming a safe haven in a troubled world? All of these questions will be tackled at The Economist Events’ fourth year finance forum The Bellwether Series 2013: Japan roundtable taking place on May 30th 2013 in Tokyo.