Overview

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Political Relations

Economic Relations

Science, Technology and Innovation Cooperation

Grassroots Relations

Grassroots Relations

 

 

JET: Canadian participation began in 1988 and now over 500 Canadians working in Japan, ranking second after US
Sister City: began in 1962 and now grown to 69 agreements
Working Holiday: began in 1986 and 5,009 Japanese participated while 574 Canadians participated (2006)
Tourism: more than 400,000 Japanese visit Canada annually, third largest destination after US & UK
Japanese Language: 20,457 Canadians studying Japanese (2003)
Canadian Students in Japan: 286 Canadian students studying in Japan while 1,857 Japanese students studying in Canada under formal exchange agreements (2005)