Czech-Japan Hub is the only organization bridging Czechia and Japan with a permanent presence and direct operations in both countries. We combine deep local knowledge, cultural understanding, and personal access to decision-makers on both sides.
We are not a traditional chamber of commerce – we are a project-driven platform delivering concrete results across business, culture, sport, talent, and regional cooperation.
We provide comprehensive support for projects between Czech and Japanese partners – from business deals to cultural events, from talent exchange to municipal partnerships. Whether you're a corporation, a city, a university, or an individual professional – we can become your trusted partner in navigating the Czech-Japan corridor.
Curated partner search, B2B matchmaking, market research, trade missions, and trilingual business desk support. We connect you to the specific companies and partners that match your strategy.
Flagship cultural events with business dimensions – VIP receptions, artist collaborations, and sport diplomacy that builds the trust Japanese business demands. Culture is not a supplement to business; in Japan, it is the foundation.
University matchmaking with Japanese research institutions, joint grant applications, researcher exchange programmes, and professional development opportunities across both countries.
Facilitating sister-city partnerships, prefectural collaboration, and regional development projects between Czech and Japanese municipalities. From initial introductions to concrete project implementation.
Navigating a foreign business environment is challenging – different laws, customs, language, and expectations. Czech Japan Hub ensures members have access to key industry contacts, practical resources, and expert guidance.
Learn more →Finding the right partner in a foreign market is the hardest part. We provide curated, personal introductions to vetted Czech, Japanese, and European business partners.
Learn more →A unique network of contacts built during EXPO 2025 at the level of embassies, government institutions, and prominent Japanese figures. This capital is non-transferable and unavailable to any other organization.
Learn more →Czech Japan Hub emerged from the most successful Czech presentation abroad in history. EXPO 2025 Osaka, Kansai proved that deep, untapped potential exists between Czechia and Japan – in trade, innovation, culture, and talent.
But relationships built at EXPO need systematic care. Without institutional support, they lose momentum within 12–18 months. Hub is the engine that keeps them alive and turns them into concrete results.
We operate through two coordinated legal entities – a registered association in Czechia and an Ippan Shadan Hōjin in Japan – forming a unified bilateral ecosystem unlike anything else in the Czech-Japan space.
Every company or institution that becomes a member by June 30, 2026 receives membership valid until December 31, 2027 – more than 18 months of full support for the price of one annual contribution.
Recognized as a pioneer – permanently displayed on the Founders' Wall.
Guaranteed attendance at the Hub's flagship launch event in Tokyo.
Nominate one representative for the first official CJH business mission.
Full access to all Hub services and events from day one through end of 2027.
After nearly fifty years, the business environment between Prague and Tokyo is set for a fundamental modernization. In March 2026, an agreement on the principles of a new double taxation avoidance treaty was reached. For Czech exporters, investors, and subsidiaries of Japanese corporate giants alike, this marks the end of an era of rules from 1977 that had long ceased to reflect the realities of the digital economy and global supply chains.
Czech Japan Hub, a bilateral platform dedicated to strengthening long-term cooperation between Czechia and Japan, has officially launched its Japanese operations at a reception hosted by the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Tokyo.
The Czech Pavilion at the World EXPO 2025 in Osaka has received the Silver Award from the Bureau International des Expositions (BIE) for architecture in the category of small and medium-sized pavilions up to 1,500 m². At the very end of the world exhibition, it thus earned its fourth major recognition — following the gold medal in the People’s Choice category and the silver award for Best Mascot in the World Expolympics competition, as well as the European Union’s award for exceptional hospitality. This marks the best placement in the architecture category in 55, or respectively 67, years.
Whether you're a Czech company eyeing Japan, a Japanese firm exploring Europe, or looking for the right business partner on either side – we're here to help.
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