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Consumers Union of Japan (CUJ) is a politically and financially independent non-governmental organization (NGO). CUJ is funded by membership fees, sales of its publications and donations. CUJ was founded in April 1969 as Japan's first nationwide grassroots consumer organization. CUJ was officially certified as a non-profit organization on May 1, 2006 by the Japanese NPO legislation.

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Consumers Union of Japan

Address: Nishi Waseda 1-9-19-207 Shinjuku-Ku, Tokyo, Japan (169-0051)
E-mail: office.w@nishoren.org
Fax: +81-(0)3-5155-4767

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CUJ's partner organizations

Citizens’ Biotechnology Information Center
FA Net
No! GMO Campaign
PARC

Other consumer organizations

Consumers Association of Penang
Consumers International
Consumers Union (US)

Other consumer-related organizations

NCAC

Related NGOs

Act Beyond Trust
Citizens’ Nuclear Information Center
Friends of the Earth Japan
Japan Organic Agriculture Association
Kiko Network
PANAP

Recent CUJ Actions

Questionnaire Regarding Vaccination Against COVID-19
Japan Resources – 178
Request to Stop Using Pre-harvest Glyphosate on Soybeans
CUJ Blog: What is the Future of Japanese Agriculture?
CUJ Supports ‘“Defend Our Rice, Fight for Our Rights’ Campaign, a Resounding Success!” -SGRN
Request for Opinion Exchange on Genome-Editing Foods
Let’s make rice, vegetables and fruits Neonics-Free!
Over 9000 People Replied to CUJ’s Questionnaire About Fragrances
Campaign Against Railway Glyphosate Use
PANAP: Accountability and Justice for Glyphosate Victims Wanting

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Japan Resources
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