TJCS 20th Anniversary New Year Kickoff Party

TJCS • December 12, 2023

Northern Lights 新年会 (Shin-nen-kai)

& TJCS 20th Anniversary Celebration

The Tokai Japan Canada Society (TJCS) is set to mark its illustrious 20th anniversary with a grand celebration on February 2nd, 2024, in Nagoya.


This landmark event serves as a New Year Kick-off (新年会/Shinnenkai), offering a unique opportunity to commemorate two decades of fostering social, cultural, and commercial ties between Canada and the Tokai region.


The event will carry a northern lights (aurora borealis) theme.

Illuminating 20 Years of collaboration between Canada and the Tokai Region

This promises to be a memorable occasion, bringing together past and present representatives, leaders, and members of the TJCS. Attendees will have the chance to reflect on the society's achievements and contributions to the enduring relationship between Japan and Canada.

Beyond the nostalgic reflections, the anniversary celebration offers a delightful blend of Canadian culinary delights & refreshing beverages, as well as captivating entertainment. It's not just a celebration; it's an invitation to kick off the year on a positive note, surrounded by the warmth of camaraderie and shared experiences.


Moreover, the event serves as a networking hub, inviting members to mingle with counterparts from the American Chamber of Commerce in Japan (ACCJ), Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Japan (CCCJ), Kansai Canada Business Association (KCBA), and various other organization across Japan.


The TJCS's 20th anniversary event is a not-to-be-missed opportunity to toast to the past, present, and future of Japan-Canada relations.


The event is open to anyone who registers and pre-pays. There's a small discount for paid-up TJCS Members.

Date: Feb 2, 2024 (Fri)
Time: 18:30 - 20:30
Doors/Cocktails 18:00~
Venue: COURTYARD
by Marriott Nagoya (Fushimi)
(2nd Floor Central Ballroom)
Address: 1 Chome-17-6 Sakae, Naka Ward,
Nagoya, Aichi
〒460-0008
[MAP]
Cost: TJCS Members
¥9,000 per person
Non-Members
¥10,000 per person
Dresscode: Business

Attendance Includes:

  • a sumptuous buffet
  • free-flowing beverages
  • live entertainment
  • networking opportunities (bring your business cards!)


Registration and pre-payment (via bank transfer) is required for this event. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Please note that registration for our 20th Anniversary event is closed.

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