The Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan (FCCJ) is a non-profit organization that aims to promote trade and economic exchange between Japan and Finland. With its establishment in 1999, FCCJ operates through annual membership fees and is officially approved by the Japanese Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry. As part of the Finncham network, which includes 35 Finnish Chambers of Commerce worldwide, FCCJ plays a vital role in connecting Finnish companies established in Japan and Japanese companies involved in business operations with Finland.

FCCJ has a rich history, with trade relations between Japan and Finland dating back to the early 1920s. Over time, Finnish industrial products and forestry goods gained popularity in Japan, leading to the establishment of Finnish enterprises in Japan. To facilitate interaction and the exchange of experiences, the Finnish Business Council was formed in 1992, which later evolved into the Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan.

The mission of FCCJ is to support its members' business success by providing information, know-how, and networking opportunities to the highest standards. Their vision is to maintain a balanced and complete member base, offer access to valuable organizations and authorities, and facilitate active and easily accessible chamber bodies.

FCCJ is widely respected in the both Finnish-Japanese and international business communities in Japan, and its office is located in Minato-ku, Tokyo.

For more information about the Finnish Chamber of Commerce in Japan and their services, please visit their website.