Could your resume use some help? Want to make sure you’re sending future employers the best resume possible? This webinar will teach you the fundamentals of creating a modern resume. Join us to learn how to write about your JET experience and the steps to take before you even start building your resume. Free pre-registration required: READ MORE »

Join Sasakawa USA on April 24, 2019, at the Willard InterContinental Hotel in Washington, D.C., for the Sixth Annual Sasakawa USA Security Forum. The day-long event will feature key experts and officials from government, business, think tanks, and academia as they discuss and debate future challenges for the United States and Japan. Check back closer to the date for more details.

Wed, April 24, 2019 7:45 AM - 9:30 AM Lighthouse East Room, 20F 50 Milk St., Boston, MA 02110 The Japan Society of Boston and Goldman Sachs are delighted to invite you to attend a breakfast presentation featuring former Japan Society of Boston honoree, Kathy Matsui, Goldman Sachs Japan Chief Strategist. Kathy’s presentation, entitled “Governance, Labor and Growth," will culminate our six-part Business Forum ...READ MORE »

Each year, the Annual Dinner of The Japan Society of Boston celebrates the organization's role as a bridge between the people of Japan and America. The Dinner provides an opportunity to support the diverse activities of the Japan Society of Boston. In 2019, we will be celebrating 60 years of friendship between Boston and Kyoto, Sister Cities since 1959. With Co-chairs: ...READ MORE »

  Come to our first meeting of the 2019-2020 board year! Hear about our new events, give us your input, and create impact for your fellow JETAARM members! MEETING When:  April 28, Sunday 11:00 AM - 2:00 PMWhere: Boulder, Colorado *If you would like to join our meeting, drop a note at events@jetaarockymountain.org to let us know you are coming and we can provide the ...READ MORE »

The annual Japan Festival Boston this year features Kyoto, the sister city of Boston, to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the relationship between the two cities. The festival will include performances, workshops, food, cosplay contests, silent auctions, and much more! This event is supported through the JFNY Grant for Arts and Culture.

Let’s welcome spring by reading the poignant travelogue THE TRAVELLING CAT CHRONICLES, written by Hiro Aikawa and translated by Philip Gabriel. The JETAANY Book Club is open to anyone with an interest in Japan and a love of reading. Please join us for a casual, nonjudgmental discussion! Bring $4-5 for pizza; soda will be provided but snacks/dessert/wine for sharing is welcome. (Note: ...READ MORE »

It can be difficult to take on the role of JETAA chapter president! This webinar is here to help. JETAA USA country representatives and JET alumni chapter presidents will sharing their experiences and give advice. They will share what role they play in their alumni chapters, ways to grow a smaller alumni chapter, and the how and why of having ...READ MORE »

Cultural Vistas and the Japan Exchange and Teaching Program (JET) Alumni Association of Washington, DC cordially invite you to a reception celebrating the long and enduring friendship between the United States and Japan during the 2019 NAFSA Annual Conference. Join us on the rooftop of Cultural Vistas' Washington, DC office to networking and mingle while enjoying delicious sushi and sake! Expand your ...READ MORE »

The exhibition features Masayoshi Shimizu, a master potter from Wakayama, Japan, and Taisan Tanaka, a calligrapher originally from Wakayama and currently living in New York City. The artists will conduct workshops, art talks, and demonstrations. This exhibition is supported through the JFNY Grant for Arts and Culture.