I'm told that じゃん is part of the Kanto way of speaking, generally used at the end of sentences to emphasize what's been said. The most common usage I heard is in the phrase 「いい、じゃん！」, which I believe means "It's fine," "It's all good!" or something of that nature.
Three videos on YouTube:
おつかれやま!!! (In romaji, "Otsukareyama!!!" In kanji, お疲れ山?)
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