The Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Commerce

The Honolulu Japanese Junior Chamber of Commerce was founded in 1949 by 45 young nisei (second-generation Japanese Americans). The chapter was created to fill a void left in the American Japanese community after WWII. The organization was founded on trying to build good citizenship among our young Japanese-Americans and to provide them with a medium of training for participation in worthwhile community-wide civic projects.

The HJJCC is open to men and women of any ethnicity from ages 21 through 39. Membership provides the opportunity to:

Develop personal and professional skills.
Establish business contacts and professional networks.
Participate in community service projects and social activities.
Learn about Japanese-American culture and heritage through various programs and the Cherry Blossom Festival.

For questions or further information, please call 949-2255 or send an email to info@hjjcc.com.

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[binkygirl99]

@nakana248 Das right, what's up with that?? LOL...

[nakana248]

Hahaha...so not enough of you?

[binkygirl99]

Nicely done!! A great story, and I'm glad this video was done to share with a larger audience. One complaint, though...too many pictures of that Lori girl...