Lecture】 【Course August 23, 2022 First Time Exporter Seminar” hosted by JETRO Yamaguchi and Ube City


First Time Exporter Seminar” hosted by JETRO Yamaguchi and Ube City

Online store course for overseas customers

Cross-border EC related seminars and events


First Time Exporter Seminar” hosted by JETRO Yamaguchi and Ube City

Method and Location

Ministry of War (Tang-dynasty China)

About JETRO

JETRO was established by succeeding its predecessor, the Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO), with the aim of contributing to the further development of the Japanese economy and society through trade and investment promotion and research on developing countries.

The following seminars and events are held at our domestic and overseas network of more than 70 overseas offices, our headquarters (Tokyo), our Osaka headquarters, the Institute of Developing Economies, and our domestic offices, totaling about 50 domestic offices.

  • Support for overseas expansion of startups
  • Support for Export of Japanese Agricultural, Forestry, Fishery and Food Products
  • Support for the development of overseas sales channels for small and medium-sized enterprises, etc.
  • Local Development in the Global Era

JETRO Website

Click here for seminar registration and details.


First Time Exporter Seminar” hosted by JETRO Yamaguchi and Ube City

(Organized by Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO))

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