List of businesses in Japan
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JABICO GROUP operates three bowling facilities: Yurinoki Bowl in Hachinohe, Aomori Prefecture; Sansan Bowl in Tsugaru, Aoyama Ace Lanes in Kitakyushu, Fukuoka Prefecture.
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The association is made up of members from each prefecture, with its headquarters in Tokyo and subordinate organizations in each prefecture. In addition, there are liaison councils at each transport bureau level.
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An aviation college designated by the Minister of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism to train aviation technicians, flight attendants, design and manufacturing engineers and pilots.
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JAC (General Incorporated Association: Japan Construction Skills Organization) accepts foreign nationals with specific skills in the construction field, secures construction technicians, and provides job introductions and construction work environments. Companies that accept foreign nationals must join JAC.
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The Japan Alpine Club was established in 1905, with over 5,000 members and 33 branches nationwide. It promotes various mountaineering activities from alpine climbing to traditional Japanese mountain trips, research in high-altitude medicine, nature conservation activities, publishing, educational activities, and social contributions.
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JACA is the only organization in Japan that collaborates on the establishment of regulations and sales environments for cellular foods, including cultured meat. They focus on various issues related to the safety of cultured meat, food labeling, brands like Wagyu, consumer communication, and policy proposals.
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Jacadi is a French children's clothing brand founded in 1976. They offer clothing, accessories, and shoes for children from 0 to 12 years old.
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JACB is an association of management system certification bodies certified by recognized organizations in Japan, focusing on the development and promotion of third-party management system certification and various ISO-related activities.
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The Japan Academy of Critical Care Nursing (General Incorporated Association) is run by a group of nurses, with the aim of bringing together many nurses involved in critical care nursing and establishing and developing critical care nursing that contributes to people.
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JA Ceresa Kawasaki is developing its business as an "urban agriculture in harmony with the community" and "JA in harmony with the community," aiming to become a trusted regional financial institution, including promoting agriculture and supplying safe and secure agricultural products.
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