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The National Association of Japan-America
Societies, Inc. (NAJAS) is a private, non-profit, non-partisan organization
that offers educational, cultural and business programs about Japan
and U.S.-Japan relations to the general public through its member
Japan and Japan-America Societies. NAJAS is the only national non-profit
network in the United States dedicated to public education about
Japan. NAJAS consists of approximately 40 independent Japan-related
organizations located in 32 cities around the country. Its membership
cuts across usual group boundaries (business, political, academic,
American, Japanese, etc.) and affords a variety of perspectives
on U.S.-Japan relations. That variety and outreach are its main
strengths.
This membership network annually presents to its members and
the general public:
- Over 800 public affairs programs
- 500 corporate programs
- 160 cultural programs and educational programs reaching more
than 250,000 students each year
Collectively, the member societies represent more than:
- 15,000 individuals
- Over 15,000 corporate representatives
- Educational outreach programs reaching more than 250,000 students
each year
NAJAS is served by a Board of Directors
and Advisory Board comprised of key individuals from business, academia
and government involved in the US-Japan relationship.
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