Amway Japan

Amway Japan

 Amway Japan Limited (AJL), formed in 1979, was once traded on the New York Stock Exchange. In 2000, it became private. Annual 2006 sales were 111,043 billion yen.

Amway Japan headquarters in Shibuya, Tokyo. The flagship structure is eco-friendly and often holds community concerts, ballets, and art exhibitions. In the two decades after Amway's introduction in Japan, the affiliate has created Japan's largest and most successful direct sales organisation. AJL's has approximately 680,000 nationally registered distributors.

Amway Japan offers 180 consumer products through a core distributor force. In 2002, Amway Japan introduced soy sauce and miso products. Using organically cultivated local soybeans, Amway Japan collaborates with farmers that have followed organic agricultural methods for over 40 years.

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Philanthropy

Amway Japan launched the (ANC) on October 20 to work with its distributors on an ongoing commitment to solving environmental challenges, and Amway Japan also founded the Amway Nature School. This organisation was founded to help with day-to-day environmental issues. One of the school's most successful programmes was a series of extensive talks on keeping an eco-friendly garden at home. Over 4,300 people have attended lectures so far. In total, the affiliate raised almost US$6 million for nature conservation with the support of Amway Japan's IBOs.

Amway Japan

Amway Japan

Amway Japan Limited (AJL) opened in 1979 and was at one time publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange. It became private in 2000. Annual sales for 2006 were 111.043 billion yen.

Amway Japan has its headquarters in Shibuya, Tokyo. The flagship building is environmentally friendly and frequently hosts concerts, ballets and art exhibitions for the community. In the two decades since Amway launched its operations in Japan, the affiliate has built the largest and most successful direct sales operations in Japan. AJL's has a network of over 680 000 registered distributors nationwide.

Amway Japan distributes approximately 180 consumer products through a core distributor force. In 2002 Amway Japan introduced products such as soy sauce and miso. Using entirely organically grown domestic soybeans, Amway Japan works together with farmers who have been following organic farming methods for more than 40 years.

Philanthropy

Amway Japan founded the Amway Nature Center (ANC) on October 20, 1989 to engage with its distributors on an ongoing commitment to solving environmental challenges, and Amway Japan also founded the Amway Nature School. This organisation was founded to help with day-to-day environmental issues. One of the school's most successful programmes was a series of extensive talks on keeping an eco-friendly garden at home. Over 4,300 people have attended lectures so far. In total, the affiliate raised almost US$6 million for nature conservation with the support of Amway Japan's IBOs.