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| KKC Teacher Fellowship 2017 |
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The Keizai Koho Center (Japan Institute for Social and Economic Affairs) in cooperation with the National Association of Japan-America Societies (NAJAS) will sponsor a ten day Fellowship to Japan this summer for educators in the U.S. and Canada. The Fellowship allows teachers to learn first hand about contemporary Japanese society and enhance their classroom teaching of global perspectives...more |
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| Japan Update Through Japan-America Societies |
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In 2015, NAJAS consolidated the progress to date by offering partial funding for eight "repeat" events and one first-time host event at full funding as Year 3 of the program. The thirteen previous hosts had made progress towards sustaining the events but still needed funding and support to accomplish the most important part of the event; a speaker from Japan...more |
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| Japan-America Society of Central Ohio |
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January Culture Club: Let's make and eat 'Ehomaki' sushi roll
Saturday, January 21, 2017
For January Culture Club, we will have fun and tasty time making Ehomaki (lucky direction roll). This rolled sushi is often eaten on Setsubun, "the day before the first day of spring" according to the old Japanese calendar, which is February 3rd. People usually eat the ehomaki while facing the direction considered to be conducive to success that year...more |
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| Japan-America Society of Oregon |
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Dollars & Yen – Making Foreign Exchange Work for your Business
Thursday, January 26, 2017
Chief Foreign Exchange Strategist Toru Sasaki from JP Morgan Chase Tokyo gives an overview of what 2017 may bring and gives insight into understanding currency; to make your business between the US and Japan more successful. Presentation followed by Q&A...more |
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| Japan/America Society of Kentucky |
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2017 Shinnenkai at The Governor's Mansion
Friday, January 27, 2017
Join JASK at our Premiere Event of the year! Come celebrate the New Year by reaffirming the bonds of friendship between Kentucky and Japan. Hosts include Governor Matt Bevin, the Consul-General of Japan to Nashville, Masami Kinefuchi, and many others...more |
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