
Butler Business Guide
Butler service, a certifying association, a training academy, and the voice of its chairman. Four organizations, one culture — find the right door for your purpose.
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In Japan, butler culture is supported not by a single company but by several organizations, each with its own role — arranging butlers, certifying them, teaching them, and sharing the philosophy behind the craft.
This guide brings those organizations together so you can quickly understand who does what, and open the right door for your own purpose — whether you want to hire a butler, earn a qualification, or simply learn about the world of butlers.
Organizations

The service window for arranging professional butlers — household support, business follow-up, and events, from a few hours to a full month.
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Founded in 1890. A general incorporated association that sets the standard for butlers, certifies three tiers, and runs seminars and member development.
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A butler training school in Odaiba, Tokyo. With classes of just six students, learners study deportment, table manners, and hospitality in earnest.
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The third-generation chairman of the All Japan Butler Association, sharing wisdom on VIP service, table-manner aesthetics, and the daily life of a butler.
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If you want a butler for your home, business, or an event, start with THE BUTLER — the window for arranging one.
THE BUTLERFor certification, see the All Japan Butler Association; to study and train, see The Japan Butler Academy.
Butler AcademyTo understand the spirit of hospitality and deportment, read the words of chairman Butler Bell.
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It is a guide that introduces the organizations shaping authentic butler culture in Japan — the THE BUTLER service, the All Japan Butler Association, The Japan Butler Academy, and Butler Bell — so you can quickly find the right one for your purpose.
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From arranging a butler to studying the craft, each organization is ready to welcome you.