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The Japan-America Society of Washington DC is a 501 (c) (3) nonprofit, nonpartisan educational and cultural organization for individuals and corporations with an interest in Japan and US-Japan relations. Founded in 1957, the Society promotes greater understanding and networking between Americans and Japanese through its many cultural, public affairs, and educational programs. Serving the six million residents of the Nation's Capital region, the Society also sponsors programs of national significance, including the Japan Bowl®, the Sakura Matsuri, and the annual Public Affairs Dinner.
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Sakura Matsuri
The nation's largest Japanese Street Festival, held as the climax of
the National Cherry Blossom Festival
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Japan Bowl®
An annual Japanese language academic competition for high school students
from across the country
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Annual Dinner
A major national public affairs gathering that honors distinguished
leaders from America and Japan
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The Japan-America Society of Washington, Inc.
1819 L Street NW, Level 1B, Washington DC 20036
(T) 202-833-2210 (F) 202-833-2456 Email: jaswdc@us-japan.org
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Japan Policy Update with Tsuneo Watanabe