Tokyo, Japan

Japan Public Relations Institute (JPRI) has developed an optimal PR model with a focus on government-related organizations, independent administrative corporations, local governing bodies, NPOs and other public companies, designed to build good relations between these groups and the community. JPRI’s professional staff works with clients to develop and execute targeted PR strategies and provide communication counsel, through strong and trusted relationships with the media. Many staff have a background in the public sector, including health and nutrition, government departments, associated government organizations and international NGOs, and maintain extensive knowledge and connections within these fields.

PR Boutiques International Contact: Masayo Nagai, Senior Director

Beginning her career as a newspaper journalist, Masayo eventually transferred her skills to a career as a House of Representatives legislative aid, building a vast network of media and public affairs contacts. Masayo joined Inoue Public Relations in 2003 and moved to JPRI in 2005. She has been responsible for many public sector clients and worked on projects for the Japan Bank for International Cooperation, Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), Athens 2004 Olympic Torch Relay, The International Association of Ports and Harbors, The Asia Foundation, Buy California Marketing Agreement USA, the Japanese Government, and the World Bank. Masayo has a Master’s degree in Public Affairs from Columbia University, New York, and was the recipient of the Asia Pacific PR Week Awards 2006 in the marketing and communications category.

Location: The center of Tokyo’s business, media and government district, close to Shinjuku. Easily accessible from all parts of Tokyo.

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PR Boutiques International Contact: Masayo Nagai
Address: Shinjuku-gyoenmae Annex 6F,
4-34, Yotsuya, Shinjuku,
Tokyo 160-0004, Japan
Phone: + 81 (0)3-5368-0911
Web: www.japan-pri.jp