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Gene:

Please let me suggest that you buy two copies of all of the following, 1 copy
 for you and 1 copy for your boss!(g). I have found them very helpful and
 recommend them to anyone considering doing business in Japan or with Japan.

best regards
Torrie Bova
Tokyo, Japan
73244.3550@compuserve.com




              AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN JAPAN

                        Publications List


Contact:  Jeanmarie Todd - 3433-5381


 * ACCJ Directory

 Lists more than 700 American companies and 2,200 individual
 members, with address, phone, fax and description of the firm.
 Classified includes firms by sector.  Price:  5,000 yen/$40
 members; 10,000 yen/$80 non-members; air mail $24.  Also
 available on intelligent floppy disk (MS DOS), with 2 updates;
 25,000 yen/$220 members; 50,000 yen/$440 non-members.

 * Employment Practices of American Companies in Japan

 Learn how U.S companies treat their employees in Japan from a
 study by TPF&C based on employment practices of 204 ACCJ member
 firms.  Analysis and statistics cover employee relations,
Press (Enter) to Continue, (N) to Stop, or (NS) for Non-Stop? ns training,
 recruitment, personnel policies and local trends.
 Useful planning tool.  1991.  46pp. Price: 3,000 yen/$24 members;
 5,000 yen/$40 non-members; air mail $3.

 * ACCJ Journal

 Monthly business magazine contains timely articles on bilateral
 issues and doing business in Japan; written by experts about
 those who know what it takes to succeed.  Price: 8,000 yen/$64
 per year, includes sea mail; air mail $60.

 * Living in Japan

 A popular, comprehensive book for families anticipating a move to
 Japan.  Topics include moving and what to bring, legal and
 medical matters, schools, business, recreation, working spouses,
 the Kansai area and more.  11th edition, 1993.  333pp.  Price:
 3,000 yen/$24 members; 4,900 yen/$39 non-members; air mail $13.

 * Setting Up an Office in Japan

 How to set up shop in Japan, with detailed sections on real
 estate, contract negotiations, legal services, taxes, baking,
 patents, staffing and dozens of business issues based on
 information from ACCJ members and other local sources.  Osaka,
 Nagoya, other cities and industrial sites included.  1993.
 200pp.  Price: 3,000 yen/$24 members; 4,900 yen/$39 Non-members;
 air mail $13.

 * Trade and Investment in Japan: The Current Environment

 Find out what it takes for foreign firms to succeed in one of the
 world's most competitive markets. This study, conducted for the
 ACCJ by consulting firm A.T. Kearney, provides statistics and in-
 depth analysis plus 31 sector reports.  1991.  140 pp. Price:
 2,000 yen/$16 members; 5,000 yen/$40 non-members; air mail $11.

 * 1993 U.S.-Japan Trade White Paper

 Documents the current business environment for U.S. companies in
 Japan, identifies lingering obstacles in 34 sectors and offers
 specific recommendations on bilateral trade.  Revellent and
 timely.  112 pp.  Price: 2,000 yen/$16 members; 3,000 yen/$24
 non-members; air mail $9.

 * Other Publications and Information

  Finding a Home in Tokyo, 1991, 18pp., 1,000 yen/$8 members;
  1,300 yen/$10 non-members

  Market Japan Seminar Videotape (1 hr.), 1991

  Audiotaped ACCJ Programs

  Mailing labels
  Resident and non-resident membership.

 Write for our free membership packet containing the pamphlet 108
 Reasons to Join Us and other useful information.


Contact:  Jeanmarie Todd 3433-5381
The American Chamber of Commerce in Japan
5F, Bridgestone Toranomon Building
3-25-2, Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105
Tel: (03) 3433-5381  Fax: (03) 3436-1446