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シンガポール日本商工会議所 Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry Singapore-JCCI Established in 1969, the Japanese Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Singapore (JCCI) fosters the business ties between Singapore and Japan. Objectives:
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Through its charity arm, JCCI Singapore Foundation (since 1990), we support arts, culture, sports, and education. To promote and expand both trade and investments between Singapore and Japan.
2. To contribute towards the advancement of the Singapore Economy.
3. To promote and cultivate friendship and mutual co-operation among the members of the Chamber, and at the same time, to contribute towards the advancement of both the Japanese and Singapore economy.

JCCI Singapore Foundation Returned Scholars’ PresentationOn 13 October 2026, the JCCI Singapore Foundation was delighted...
19/10/2026

JCCI Singapore Foundation Returned Scholars’ Presentation

On 13 October 2026, the JCCI Singapore Foundation was delighted to invite three recently returned scholars, Mr Alfred Tan, Ms Cheryl Lim and Ms Clare Lin, to present to JCCI Councillors. They shared what they learned and experienced during their year in Japan.

Supported by the JCCI Singapore Foundation’s fully funded, no-bond scholarships, Alfred and Cheryl studied at Waseda University, and Clare studied at the International Christian University.

They spoke about:
🌸 Campus life in Japan, from ikebana, origami and cherry blossom viewing to band, pottery, judo and hiking
🍱 Everyday surprises, such as making their own bento, a culture of part-time jobs, and gyoza parties with new friends
🎓 How university life in Japan compares with Singapore

The scholars thanked the JCCI Singapore Foundation and its generous donors, whose support made this year possible. They said it deepened their understanding of Japanese culture and gave them friendships and memories for life. They also want to serve as bridges between Singapore and Japan.

Each scholar also wrote a study report on a topic close to their heart:
🌿 "日本文化における植物や花の意義" (The Significance of Plants and Flowers in Japanese Culture) by Alfred

🏛️ “Japanese Architecture: Continuity and Transformation” by Cheryl

⛰️ "日本百名山 / Japan’s 100 Famous Mountains" by Clare

Read their reports here:https://www.jcci.org.sg/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/2026-Returned-Scholars_Study-Report.pdf

Since its establishment in 1995, the JCCI Singapore Foundation Scholarship Programme has been made possible through the kind contributions of JCCI member companies, and has benefited 57 Singaporean students to date. Many have described their time in Japan as a truly life-changing experience.

We sincerely thank all JCCI member companies and donors for their steadfast support. Your generosity lets us contribute as ONE JCCI, and nurture young Singaporeans who will strengthen the friendship between Singapore and Japan. 🇸🇬🇯🇵

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08/10/2026

🚨 BREAKING NEWS! KYARY PAMYU PAMYU IS COMING TO SINGAPORE! 🇯🇵🇸🇬
Get ready for an unforgettable celebration at SJ60 MUSUBI Singapore-Japan Festival 2026! 🎉
🌟 Kyary Pamyu Pamyu – Sunday, 29 November
Japan's iconic pop sensation is coming to Singapore! Don't miss this incredible opportunity to see her Special Appearance! on the stage🎤✨
📅 28–29 November 2026 📍 Marina Bay Sands, Singapore
🎫 BOOK NOW & DON'T MISS OUT! 👉 sistic.com.sg/events/musubi1126

🎬 Opening Night at the Japanese Film Festival 2026On 1 October, the Japanese Film Festival 2026 opened at Shaw Theatres ...
06/10/2026

🎬 Opening Night at the Japanese Film Festival 2026

On 1 October, the Japanese Film Festival 2026 opened at Shaw Theatres Lido, and JCCI Singapore Foundation was proud to be there as a festival sponsor.

JCCI President Mr Daisuke Kakihara and Secretary General Ms Liang Yu were among some 190 guests at the Opening Night, held as Singapore and Japan celebrate 60 years of diplomatic relations.

We were deeply touched when Mr Kenneth Tan, Chairman of Singapore Film Society, warmly recognised JCCI Singapore Foundation in his opening remarks. Remarks were also given by H.E. Mr Hiroshi Ishikawa, Ambassador of Japan to Singapore, and the Guest-of-Honour, Mr Au Chun Long, Deputy Director-General, Northeast Asia Directorate, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Singapore.

The night featured the Singapore premiere of The Keeper of the Camphor Tree (クスノキの番人), an animated film based on the bestselling novel by Keigo Higashino. After the screening, film director Mr Tomohiko Ito shared stories behind the film in a lively Q&A with the audience.

The festival is off to a flying start. By the halfway mark, 4 screenings were sold out and 11 more were over 80% full! 🍿 Our members and scholars are joining in too, with 28 complimentary tickets across 14 films kindly shared by SFS. Thank you, SFS, for our many years of partnership in bringing outstanding Japanese films to audiences in Singapore.

All of this is made possible by the generous donations of our JCCI members. Your support helps the Foundation share Japanese culture with the wider Singapore community, as ONE JCCI. Thank you! 🙏

📅 The Japanese Film Festival 2026 runs until 11 October. Catch a screening at jff.sg

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📚✨ Singapore Writers Festival 2026 RevealYesterday (29 Sep), the JCCI Singapore Foundation team attended the SWF 2026 Re...
30/09/2026

📚✨ Singapore Writers Festival 2026 Reveal

Yesterday (29 Sep), the JCCI Singapore Foundation team attended the SWF 2026 Reveal at New Bahru's School Hall. Festival Director Yong Shu Hoong unveiled this year's line-up, marking his final edition as director.

Organised by Arts House Group, the 29th Singapore Writers Festival runs from 13 to 22 November 2026. It features over 200 programmes and more than 300 writers and speakers, all built around the theme "Hidden in Plain Sight." The festival invites us to look beyond the surface of the stories around us. Highlights include a new Crime & Mystery Spotlight, an SWF Homage on literary translation, and programmes in all four of Singapore's official languages.

🇯🇵 Spotlight on Japanese voices
We are proud that the JCCI Singapore Foundation supports the Japanese segment of this year's festival featuring two guests from Japan:

🎬 Shiori Ito is an Oscar- and BAFTA-nominated filmmaker and journalist. She was named one of TIME's 100 Most Influential People.

*Truth on Trial: Fighting to Be Heard (panel): 14 Nov, 11.30am, Victoria Theatre
*Film screening of Black Box Diaries, with a post-show chat: 14 Nov, 3.30pm, National Gallery Singapore
*The Anatomy of an Investigation (panel): 15 Nov, 11.30am, Victoria Theatre

📖 Jim Rion is a translator shortlisted for the UK Crime Writers' Association (CWA) Dagger Award. He translates Japanese mystery and horror, including Uketsu's Strange series and Haruo Yuki's The Ark.

*Unlocking Uketsu's Strange Worlds: 21 Nov, 5.30pm, Victoria Theatre

🙏 A heartfelt thank you to all JCCI members for your generous donations. Your support makes this contribution possible, bringing Japanese stories and voices to Singapore's literary stage.

👉 Explore the full programme and get your tickets at https://www.singaporewritersfestival.com/
Early bird prices (20% off) are available until 18 Oct.

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🎨 We are honoured that JCCI Singapore Foundation has received the Friend of the Arts Award at the Patron of the Arts Awa...
28/09/2026

🎨 We are honoured that JCCI Singapore Foundation has received the Friend of the Arts Award at the Patron of the Arts Awards 2026, presented by the National Arts Council, Singapore.　

This recognition reflects our support for Singapore's arts community throughout 2025. We are grateful to the arts organisations who nominated us, and we thank them for their valued collaboration and partnership.

Our heartfelt thanks also go to JCCI members and donors, whose generosity makes this support possible. We look forward to continuing to nurture the arts and strengthen ties between Japan and Singapore.


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🌺 The sounds of Okinawa filled the Esplanade Concourse! 🌺On 26 September, Okinawan group TINK TINK performed "Sound of O...
28/09/2026

🌺 The sounds of Okinawa filled the Esplanade Concourse! 🌺

On 26 September, Okinawan group TINK TINK performed "Sound of Okinawa" as part of Esplanade's Crossing Borders 2026 festival. Blending traditional Okinawan melodies and the gentle tones of the sanshin (a three‑stringed Okinawan instrument) with a fresh pop sensibility, the trio brought the warmth, rhythm and island spirit of Okinawa to Singapore.

Dressed in vibrant Ryukyuan costumes, Hanashiro Natsuki, Yakabi Nana and Fukumura Sayaka sang, danced and played to a full house of families, friends and passers‑by. Many stayed on after the show to take photos with the performers. It was a joyful reminder that music truly crosses borders and languages. 🎶

TINK TINK is produced by Rinken Teruya, leader of the renowned Okinawan group Rinken Band. The group's name comes from an Okinawan expression for the sound of the sanshin, and also evokes "Twinkle Twinkle," shining brightly. ✨

This performance was supported by JCCI Singapore Foundation, made possible through the generous donations of our members. Thank you for your continued support in bringing Japanese culture closer to the Singapore community. 🙏

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🎉 SJ60 結 MUSUBI Singapore-Japan Festival 2026 🇸🇬🤝🇯🇵The flagship event celebrating 60 years of Singapore-Japan diplomatic...
24/09/2026

🎉 SJ60 結 MUSUBI Singapore-Japan Festival 2026 🇸🇬🤝🇯🇵

The flagship event celebrating 60 years of Singapore-Japan diplomatic relations is coming to Marina Bay Sands! Enjoy a weekend of Japanese food, culture, technology and live performances, plus a Charity Lucky Draw to win a return trip to Tokyo.

📅 28 & 29 Nov 2026, 10am to 8pm
📍 Marina Bay Sands, Exhibition Hall D/E

🎟️ Early Bird ends 30 Sep! 2-day access for the price of 1 day: Adults S$8, Children S$4
👉 https://www.sistic.com.sg/events/musubi1126

Organised by the Executive Committee for the 60th Anniversary of the Establishment of Diplomatic Relations between Japan and Singapore with JTB, JCCI Singapore Foundation is proud to be a Platinum Sponsor. Thank you to our JCCI members, whose generous donations made this contribution possible! 🙏

We look forward to celebrating SJ60 together with everyone! 🎊

🎉 SJ60 結 MUSUBI Singapore-Japan Festival 2026 🇸🇬🤝🇯🇵

日本・シンガポール外交関係樹立60周年を記念するフラッグシップイベントが、マリーナベイ・サンズで開催されます！日本の食、文化、テクノロジー、ステージパフォーマンスに加え、東京往復航空券が当たるチャリティーラッキードローもお楽しみいただけます。

📅 2026年11月28日（土）・29日（日）午前10時～午後8時
📍 Marina Bay Sands Exhibition Hall D/E

🎟️ 早割は9月30日まで！ 1日チケットの価格で2日間入場可能：大人S$8、子供S$4
👉 https://www.sistic.com.sg/events/musubi1126

本イベントは、日本・シンガポール外交関係樹立60周年記念事業実行委員会およびJTBの主催により開催され、JCCI基金はプラチナスポンサーとして協賛しております。ご寄付をお寄せくださったJCCI会員の皆様に、心より御礼申し上げます。🙏

皆様と一緒にSJ60をお祝いできることを楽しみにしております！🎊

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September 2026 has so far been a month to remember! 🎭🥁We are delighted to share that two cultural events supported by th...
24/09/2026

September 2026 has so far been a month to remember! 🎭🥁

We are delighted to share that two cultural events supported by the JCCI Singapore Foundation took place this month, both celebrating 60 years of diplomatic relations between Japan and Singapore (SJ60).

🎎 One Stage, Two Traditions: Living Heritage in Puppetry (12 Sep)
Presented by JUGAS (Japanese University Graduates Association of Singapore) to mark its 55th anniversary and SJ60. At the Drama Theatre, School of the Arts Singapore, Japan's Awa Ningyo Joruri (performed by Heisei-za) and Singapore's traditional Potehi hand puppetry (performed by Paper Monkey Theatre) shared the same stage for the very first time. With pre-show introductions and English and Japanese surtitles, audiences at both the matinee and evening shows enjoyed a rare meeting of two puppetry traditions.

🥁 Singapore Taiko Festival 2026 (19 Sep)
At the DBS Foundation Outdoor Theatre at Esplanade, Hibikiya was joined by 26 members and students of Oedo Sukeroku Taiko from Tokyo, the renowned group that popularised the slanted-drum "naname-uchi" style. Across three free performances, audiences experienced everything from traditional festival music with shinobue and koto to contemporary taiko ensembles, including Singapore's first stage centred on naname-uchi drumming.

Our heartfelt thanks to JCCI members for your generous donations, which make support like this possible, and congratulations to JUGAS, Heisei-za, Paper Monkey Theatre, Hibikiya and Oedo Sukeroku Taiko on two wonderful events.

The SJ60 celebrations are far from over. Stay tuned for more! 🇯🇵🤝🇸🇬

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🎶 Resonance Across Borders – SJ60 Concert 🇸🇬🇯🇵On 6 September 2026, JCCI Singapore Foundation was delighted to support an...
07/09/2026

🎶 Resonance Across Borders – SJ60 Concert 🇸🇬🇯🇵

On 6 September 2026, JCCI Singapore Foundation was delighted to support and attend the Resonance Across Borders – SJ60 Concert, held at the Drama Centre Theatre as part of the celebrations marking the 60th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Singapore and Japan (SJ60).

The concert brought together outstanding artists from Singapore and Japan, including internationally acclaimed shamisen virtuoso Hiromitsu Agatsuma, pianist and music director Takuro Iga, Singapore-raised Japanese singer-songwriter Sachiyo, and Singaporean artists Nathan Hartono, musicians Samuel Wong and Govin Tan.

Rather than simply presenting separate performances, the artists came together to reinterpret familiar music from both countries through fresh arrangements, spanning traditional music, contemporary popular music, film music and anime-inspired repertoire. The result was a beautiful musical dialogue that reflected the friendship and cultural connection between Singapore and Japan. 🎵

We are honoured to support initiatives that strengthen the longstanding friendship between Singapore and Japan and create opportunities for people from both countries to connect through culture and the arts.

A heartfelt thank you to the organiser, artists and everyone involved in bringing this special evening to life. We look forward to seeing the Singapore–Japan relationship continue to resonate across borders for many years to come. 🇸🇬🤝🇯🇵

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🎨💛 A heartwarming morning with our friends at Lions Befrienders!On 3 September, JCCI Singapore Foundation had the joy of...
07/09/2026

🎨💛 A heartwarming morning with our friends at Lions Befrienders!

On 3 September, JCCI Singapore Foundation had the joy of visiting the "Nagomi Art Introduction Workshop" — a programme we are proud to support, organised by Lions Befrienders (LB) Service Association (Singapore).

Representing our Foundation, Advisory Committee member Mr Takaharu Hirose joined the seniors at the workshop, held at LB's 499C Tampines Active Ageing Centre.

He also visited two elderly residents in their homes, to better understand the living environment of local seniors.

Programmes like this are about more than art — they give seniors a chance to appreciate Japanese art and culture, build confidence, and most importantly, make new friends, strengthening the social connections that matter so much as we age.

Thank you to LB for the warm welcome, and to every participant who shared their creativity with us!🎨🦆

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