As a Managing Director in Hungary - presentation by Abe Yoshinobu
We welcomed Mr. Yoshinobu Abe, former top executive of the Magyar Suzuki, and his wife, Mrs. Kyoko Abe, as guests at our first gathering of the autumn.
We welcomed Mr. Yoshinobu Abe, former top executive of the Magyar Suzuki, and his wife, Mrs. Kyoko Abe, as guests at our first gathering of the autumn.
Mr. Norbert Palanovics, TDK’s Managing Director for Global Communications and former Hungarian Ambassador to Tokyo, gave a presentation at our club.
The head of the Hungarian Wine and Pálinka Association in Japan, Mrs. Azuma Takae, visited our club.
On March 26, 2026, we held our General Meeting evaluating our 2025 results.
On November 13, the autumn meeting of the Hungarian-Japanese Economic Club was held at the Japanese embassy, with the special purpose of reporting on the Osaka World Expo and reflecting on the experiences in the light of Hungarian-Japanese economic relations.
At our event, as host, the Japanese Ambassador to Hungary, Mrs. Hikariko ONO, welcomed the attendees, but Deputy Foreign Minister Levente Magyar also paid his respects, addressing to the audience with profound thoughts and encouraging words in order to broaden and deepen Hungarian-Japanese economic relations.
On May 7-8th, the two-day Hungarian Ventures Day, organized by the Hungarian-Japanese Economic Club and MGYOSZ, was successfully held in Osaka. 10 Hungarian companies were able to present their activities to the Japanese participants, on various and diverse topics, such as AI, mobility, animal husbandry, packaging, logistics and the beauty industry.
We visited the ZalaZone Automotive Test Track and R+D center, and the village of Nagypáli, the eco-village, famous for its green innovations.
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) investment is booming in Japan even as it is stagnates globally, with the country’s middle-of-the-road approach making it more palatable to corporations and the financial markets and making it a more sustainable proposition over the long term.
An exhibition of Japanese painting (NIHONGA) opens in Szombathely, organized by the Hungarian-Japanese Friendship Association of Szombathely.