The Japanese Government’s Support Programs for Businesses in Response to COVID-19: What You Need to Know
Presented by: Ms. Miho Tanaka from Startupjapan.work
Organized by: NCCJ & DCCJ
Time: Wednesday, April 15., 2020 (17:00 - 18:00)
Place: Zoom – A link will be sent to registered participants on Tuesday April 14.
Participation fee: Free of charge (Nordic Chamber Members Only)
Language: English (the slides will contain Japanese Translations)
About the Event
What is offered in the support programs? Who qualifies? How to apply?
Following the announcement of the Japanese Government’s stimulus package on April 7. in response to the COVID-19 crisis, many small to medium-sized businesses (SMEs) are wondering what they can receive and how they can apply to the support programs included in the package. Employers and managers are wondering how they qualify based on their employees’ contracts and insurances, and the size of their businesses. The information is frequently updated, extensive and not always easily comprehensible to non-Japanese speakers.
To stay ahead of the curve and be informed on these crucial programs, we will be listening to Ms. Miho Tanaka who possesses broad experience supporting not only startups, but seasoned, foreign businesses operating in Japan.
Join us on Wednesday for a special seminar, giving you an overview of the existing and newly introduces support programs, and an update on the latest information.
About the Speaker
Ms. Miho Tanaka is a former public relations manager at Tokyo One-Stop Business Establishment Center (TOSBEC), recently established Startupjapan.work. The mission is to support foreign entrepreneurs with starting businesses in Japan. The services include legal advice, incorporation, visa application, fundraising support through governmental initiatives and more, all in English. Guide your startup journey in Japan.
For questions and inquiries, please contact Simen Aasen (General Manager, NCCJ) on simen.aasen@nccj.or.jp.